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What Would Happened to Nazi Moscow?
If the Germans somehow able to acquire European Russia, what would happen to former capital of the USSR?
Which building be demolished, renamed, and even rebuilt? If it be the capital of Reichskommissariat Muscovia, where would the governor resided? And lastly, how would they rename the city itself? Thanks in advance! |
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I thought that would be the fate of Leningrad.
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Not for the want of trying
![]() On a more serious note Leningrad would have been a naval base for sure and Moscow would have been the seat of German power for European Russia
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Everyone in the city is butchered, the city is razed brick by brick, and replaced by a Reservoir.
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Actually Leningrad was simply going to be razed brick by brick and everyone in it slain.
When the Nazis occupy the USSR? Ridiculous. They wanted any relic of Russian civilization totally destroyed. |
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But that never happened so we can not be sure. Everywhere the krauts went they put exploitation over blind destruction. There were only 4000 people in Einstatzgruppen. It is enough to fill a movie theater but not for the land they were shooting to conquer. Why soviets would have to be treated diffrently? Even when the hell freezes over, there would be enough problems to overcome to prevent them from engaging in some kind of blind rage.
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They will slaughter them only when they decide that keeping them alive is too dengerous and only when the very slaughtering does not makes things even more dangerous. We are not talking about pacific Jews with no weapons. The germans apparently were slaughtering Slavs as they went left and right, but with what? 4000 peope in Einsatzgruppen. If I was stationed in Ukraine, the last thing i would do would be to shoot at the locals.
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I think that no matter what Hitler said he planned to do in Moscow (and Leningrad for that matter) it wouldn't be razed in strictest sense of the word. For one razing multi million cities is different than razing village or even town. For another cities would still be usefull for controling the area, transport, what industry would remain and shelter.
What I think would happen is that cities would be depopulated to large degree, people either transported to Germany as forced labour or left to die due to malnutrition and disease, certain buildings would be destroyed, churches and museums looted either for state or private collections (Göring), some would be taken over for German administration and rest left to fend for themselves.
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Why people get cold feet at contemplating the architects of the Holocaust actually doing what they said they were going to do is very curious. It's not like the OTL Nazis were over-abundant in restraint or concern about human life. |
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The Nazis didn't give a damn what some Untermenschen thought of their attempt to build progress (in their view) over a fountain of corpses. To someone who's rational in a sense of realizing this backfires, you might be correct. Such people wouldn't have invaded the USSR intent on destroying Russian civilization to start with. When Erich Koch himself says "I am known as a brutal dog and we're here to exploit and starve people" then I think it's safe to say that this set a bar much lower than Soviet rule. The Nazis burned down villages and engaged in wholesale massacres of Soviet Slavs as well as Jews. It's just the people who are fanbois of the Nazi Reich don't want to realize that in this their precious Mary Sues in Feldgrau were no different than the SS as far as why this has been forgotten in the post-Soviet era. |
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If the Nazis so brutal (killing every Slav they found), there would be no Ukrainian or anticommunist Russian liberation army who collaborate with them in the first place, right?
I read Leningrad was to be razed, but don't know the extent would be. But Moscow? If Moscow to be razed too, why would they name the Reichskommissariat as Muscovy? I mean, too dangerously close to the citys name, eventhough from the name of the river there. I don't think that make sense. |
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They wouldn't actually go through with it; it would destroy an already shaky transport infrastructure that any occupier would rely on entirely, whilst simultaneously depriving him of shelter for his troops. The logistics of actually razing a major city to extinction (as opposed to some thatched huts in the Ukraine) would be staggering. There would be some demolition of political buildings and monuments, but these people weren't stupid.
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And you sincerely expect sense from people whose lifelong goal was the extermination of all the Poles and the bare minimum of 30 million Russians, which would in all probability be far more in practice? ![]() |
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![]() People, the Nazis sincerely wanted to annihilate Slavic civilization, we shouldn't suddenly decide that they get cold feet when they never showed that at any time prior. They don't give a damn about the logistics. |
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