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Add to that, when the French advance into the Saar, they stay there.

I now have a mental image of HE-111 bombers flying at tree top height on a torpedo run against a column of T-34s and watching the torpedoes plough into the ground with the tail fins sticking out of the mud. Because you know, orders are orders...

And when they find out that the photographer is the son of the famed war photographer Malcolm Blackwood, he may find himself receiving more cameras. The only difference between winning an losing is if he gets dinner and flowers first or not.

While I don't agree with the scenario you've given, if we were to follow it, I think your proposed outcome is exceptionally plausible.

I believe this is incorrect. The plans for operation Coronet and Operation Downfall remained in place as late as August 1945. As for Casualties, all the briefings given, officially and unofficially stated that the expected casualties were between 500,000 and 1,000,000. To the extent, that by the...

While these are points worth considering, I believe that these are somewhat overstated. The strength of the German army on the eastern front at the close of 1941 was in the region of 3.5m men. Assuming Moscow is taken by Christmas 1941, Stalin, (or, more likely his successor), negotiates the...

I'm interested to hear more on why you feel this way.

That's the one.

Bavaria would be good, although Silesia would be more liberating.

There's always the option of having her go to work for one of the Royal Families...

Flying viper?

I think could be an idea...

That's the one.

The perfect cultural reference does not exi... I stand corrected. I see your VW Passat and raise you the Austin Allegro:

I like this question, and I think some assumptions may need to be set first. Assuming that the Nazis manage to take Moscow in December 1941, Stalin is captured or killed. Assuming the evacuation of Moscow is completed as per OTL. Assuming Stalin's successor decides that accepting an...