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Which causes USA to promptly declare war on Japan and Germany. If Nazi Germany wants to even survive WW2, they have to keep USA neutral. Otherwise it's only a matter of time before "splat".

The best situation for Germany after the Surrender of France is to go on the defensive in Western Europe while letting their U-boats attack convoys. The RAF will try to bomb France and Germany, but without effective escort fighters they will be picked off and destroyed by Luftwaffe fighter...

Such a event would be highly unlikely, unless the US remains strictly neutral and the UK position is highly untenable (only 10k-20k men were successfully evacuated at Dunkirk and other evacuations from France are equal failures) Otherwise Churchill will demand the withdrawal of German troops...

At the same time, production of aircraft in the UK hadn't ramped up yet. Heavy losses in the Dutch campaign were a factor. The Siebel ferry came far too late. Mass production started in September 1940, by which time OP Seelowe had already been cancelled. IMO the main problem with Seelowe is...

"Rifles were a particular problem, as domestic production of new Lee-Enfield rifles had ceased after the First World War; and in the summer of 1940 there were no more than 1.5 million serviceable frontline military rifles available in total. Contracts had been placed in the UK, Canada and the...

Both had their development stifled and stalled by stupid Nazi politics. Bf 109 was chosen because Messerschmitt was more sympathetic to the Nazi Party than Heinkel. Bf 110 was chosen because Ernst Udet (Goering's drunk stooge) replaced Wolfram von Richthofen (the Red Baron's cousin and a...

Luftwaffe killed their own Jagdwaffe when they chose the Bf 109 and Bf 110. There were better fighters available in the form of the He 100 and Fw 187 but stupid Nazi internal politics killed them both. Also, a stronger focus on glider infantry would help the invasion plan. You only need one...