User blog comment:2303/Best timelines in this Wiki - in my oppinion/@comment-2303-20120629114104

OK. What was written in this TL?

About creation of the French Empire:

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 March 27th:  Austro-Prussian Alliance formed - an army of 150,000 combined from those two empires moves into central Germany to draw Napoleon's attention from Russia, and to move against France itself.

 April 23rd:  Robert Legrange and David Savalier devastate Austro-Prussian Alliance in a series of quick battles in central and eastern Germany. Battle of Auptsburg one of the bloodiest and most lopsided in history of warfare.

 September 11th:  Napoleon's Grand Armee defeats the Prussian army at Dreisen. Prussia sues for peace, and Napoleon crowns himself Duke of Germany, leaving Ostpreussen an independent nation for the time being"

To 1812 both Prussia and Austria was french-allied states, and they both took part in war against Russia. I can't understand, why Franz I and Friedrich-Wilhelm III can change side in this war without Napoleon's defeat in Russia.

And what about other Geman states, such as Bavaria, Saxony and many others?

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 April 7th:  Napoleon invades Italy following insurrection Austria, capturing Venice.

 April 15th:  Battle of Malena, a decisive French victory.

 April 24th:  Battle of Bologna, one of the bloodiest engagements in the history of warfare. British routed, and they withdraw from Italy.

May 16th:  Napoleon reaffirms control of Rome, raising Imperial flag over St. Peter's Basilica. However, he allows the puppet Papal States to assume control of southern Italy for France"

To 1812 Italy was divided (exept Sicily and Sardinia) between French Savoy, Genoa and Rome, Napoleon-ruled Italy, and Murate Naples. There was no need for Napoleon to conqer it. Also, Papal State was liquidated in 1808.

And what about Sweden and Warsaw?

TL about creation of Alaska:

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Following the Russian Exodus, many of the migrants in eastern Siberia found themselves in a difficult position. They could return to the Siberian stronghold at Omsk, continue to risk attacks by local peoples out on the Steppe, or attempt to find a permanent settlement on the North Pacific coast. The Chinese had seized Russian territory in Central Asia already, and Vladivostok had been absorbed by the Kingdom of Korea. Many Russians, seeing the absorption of Russian territoy by foreign powers inevitable, moved to large Asian capitals such as Peking or Hanseong and lived in squalid, ethnic communities. The powerful Tolstoy family, recently deposed from their position of power in Russia, led one of the many "Russias in Exile" from Petropavlovsk on the Kamchatka Peninsula, controlling territory as far north as the Arctic Sea. In July of 1829, twelve years after the Tolstoys joined the Exodus, they led 40,000 Russian emigrants across the Bering Sea to a place on the Gulf of Alaska they named Aleksandrgrad in honor of their slain Czar. As far as the survivors of the Exodus were concerned, their journey had come to an end"

Russians began to conqer Central Asia (exept Nothern Kazakhstan) only from 1850-s. Also, Vladivostok and Amur region was taken from China only in 1858. But, main thing - 40000 emmigrants in 17 years? In region without agriculture, clay and iron? Really?