Posted by Dean on April 18, 2018 at 15:34:17 from (68.50.160.151):
In Reply to: Re: OT Russia in WWII posted by dhermesc on April 18, 2018 at 11:46:37:
"Had England sought out a separate peace in June 1940 there is a very good chance the US would never have entered the European war - the battle of the Atlantic is over and there is no invasion through Italy."
I disagree, but for the sake of argument, I argue that the US would have won the Battle of the Atlantic in any event and would have been able to supply invasion forces in North Africa and/or Italy. Of course, it would have taken more time. Again: given sufficient resolve here, and possibly without, the Nazis were not going to defeat the Russians.
Nazi Germany did not have the resources to win a war of attrition against Russia. Stalin would have continued to pull back to areas wherein Germany could not attack.
Hence, the map or Europe could have been different than it was at the end of WWII, but quite possibly not so much different than it is now.
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