Anonymous
ID: 3rWLV9zz
8/1/2025, 11:07:41 PM No.511982016
If you’ve ever watched The Man in the High Castle or played Wolfenstein, you’ve come across a dystopia where Germany has somehow enslaved the entire world. In reality, the Germans would never expand beyond what’s shown on this map.
Conquering southern Russia would secure the bulk of the Soviet Union’s food, oil, and manpower—effectively knocking out the USSR. The Soviets would cede half of European Russia, but not the entire A–A Line. Once Moscow fell, pushing any further east would only widen the front at enormous cost and little strategic gain. A deal would be struck whereby Slavs unable to assimilate into the German Reich would be relocated to the Soviet rump state. Central Asia would become a new Russian heartland as millions of Slavs would resettle there and Russify the region. Communism would end sooner, and Russia would ironically be about as strong as it is today. The South Caucasus would receive nominal independence to appease the Turks who wanted a buffer zone and influence in Azerbaijan. The Second Vienna Award would be rescinded in recognition of Romania's outsized war effort. Romania had neither the interest nor the resources to colonize Transnistria, while Transylvania held major cultural significance. Only Alsace-Lorraine and Luxembourg would be annexed in the West. Lebensraum had always been about expanding east. Germany would rival India in its size and America in its population/economy. Hitler would have no successor, and no one in his circle would have anywhere near his cult of personality. Upon his death, the Prussian Junker class would launch a coup to restore the Kaiserreich. Eastern Europe would turn into a giant Bohemia.
Given these facts, why does the media always portray the Germans as hellbent on subjugating the globe? It’s a historical lie. Hitler admired the British Empire and wanted to coexist alongside other Western nations. There was even a plan to create a post-war European confederation not unlike our present-day EU.
Conquering southern Russia would secure the bulk of the Soviet Union’s food, oil, and manpower—effectively knocking out the USSR. The Soviets would cede half of European Russia, but not the entire A–A Line. Once Moscow fell, pushing any further east would only widen the front at enormous cost and little strategic gain. A deal would be struck whereby Slavs unable to assimilate into the German Reich would be relocated to the Soviet rump state. Central Asia would become a new Russian heartland as millions of Slavs would resettle there and Russify the region. Communism would end sooner, and Russia would ironically be about as strong as it is today. The South Caucasus would receive nominal independence to appease the Turks who wanted a buffer zone and influence in Azerbaijan. The Second Vienna Award would be rescinded in recognition of Romania's outsized war effort. Romania had neither the interest nor the resources to colonize Transnistria, while Transylvania held major cultural significance. Only Alsace-Lorraine and Luxembourg would be annexed in the West. Lebensraum had always been about expanding east. Germany would rival India in its size and America in its population/economy. Hitler would have no successor, and no one in his circle would have anywhere near his cult of personality. Upon his death, the Prussian Junker class would launch a coup to restore the Kaiserreich. Eastern Europe would turn into a giant Bohemia.
Given these facts, why does the media always portray the Germans as hellbent on subjugating the globe? It’s a historical lie. Hitler admired the British Empire and wanted to coexist alongside other Western nations. There was even a plan to create a post-war European confederation not unlike our present-day EU.
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