@AWD_Blood_and_soil

4 months ago

1:The war would probably have been longer but I have the feeling that the allies would have first invaded Spain in 1942 thus causing a civil war similar to Italy and then Germany would have occupied northern Spain, which would have been liberated in the summer of 1944 following continuous Allied offensives and Operation Dragon which would become more important Not only to connect with Normandy and northern France but also to crush what remains of the German divisions that would probably escape from there
2:This is a difficult hypothesis but I can hypothesize that America probably would not enter the war especially if Germany manages to win in the USSR if instead things go badly on the eastern front America would unite trying to liberate England, the war in Europe would end in January 1946 with more than half of Europe in Communist hands and only France and England aligned NATO and perhaps Italy in Asia would end shortly after as America and the USSR jointly would end Japan the Cold War would be even "hotter" than our timeline with A greater aversion towards communism and socialism and with probable collaborations with fascists and National Socialists in a stronger way than our timeline
3:Most likely Germany would have established its Reichkomissariat throughout Eastern Europe up to the Urals the USSR would be destroyed and split into several nations continually at war with each other The Germans would have total control of the resources and the German culture would spread quickly, supplanting the Slavic one, England and America would have surrendered or the Reich with its Resources would have destroyed England with bombings and military attacks, razing it to the ground. After the possible English occupation, America would have made an Armistice, accepting hegemony of germany And of his allies the war would end in December 1946 Then regarding the Asian front we can hypothesize two things: Germany will remain faithful to the alliance by sending assistance with weapons and other things or it would let the United States destroy Japan over time In my opinion Hitler would strategically make sure to leave Japan alone or give it little assistance precisely because if Japan had survived it would have become an obvious rival Of the Reich and its hegemony and Hitler would have known, the world would perhaps still be polarized today with a Fascist Europe and an Asia with great tensions and a Capitalist America but much more Conservative due to the German influence in the country which would be felt furthermore the most spoken language would be German and the English culture would be hegemonic only at a regional level (North America)
4:It depends on when he did it now I hypothesize that Finland had a coup d'état or special elections influenced by the allies and they would change course quickly entering the allies And providing assistance to the USSR And for the North German army group it would be a disaster especially the siege of Leningrad since the Germans based their siege with a pincer attack And with the support of the Finns on the other side therefore the USSR now with new temporary allies would have counterattacked already in 1943 forcing the retreat of the German forces from the siege with a More than a year ahead of our timeline, then Finland would advance into Norway and in mid-1943 the allies would carry out an amphibious operation immediately after the invasion of Italy This combined with resistance would lead to the collapse of the German forces in Norway who would retreat to the south or north of the country where they would be evacuated Or destroyed in southern Norway, Hitler would order fierce resistance that would last until December 1943 with the hypothetical battle of Oslo and the consequent retreat and disintegration of the Germans In Norway and the liberation this would cause even larger scale bombing of North West Germany causing the collapse of the German military industry

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