If Operation Barbarossa succeeded in 1941 somehow (Stalin dies or another catalyst), leaving Nazi Germany in control of the continent including Eastern Europe to the Urals, how soon could the WAllies plausibly attempt an amphibious landing?
Would they have to use nukes in a tactical role against the German coastal defenses for it to succeed?
How many casualties do they suffer in the attempt?
How many divisions would the Reich be able to place in Western Europe/France to defend against an Allied invasion now that there is no Eastern Front to bleed the Wehrmacht white?
How strong does the Atlantic Wall get in the meantime now that the Reich has far more resources and slave labor available than it did IOTL?
Would they have to use nukes in a tactical role against the German coastal defenses for it to succeed?
How many casualties do they suffer in the attempt?
How many divisions would the Reich be able to place in Western Europe/France to defend against an Allied invasion now that there is no Eastern Front to bleed the Wehrmacht white?
How strong does the Atlantic Wall get in the meantime now that the Reich has far more resources and slave labor available than it did IOTL?
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