Hey! Just saw in your profile that you're being active again (and might've been for a while)! Would love to see your King of Prussia story continued, if you're feeling up for it!
Switching between the character manning a machine gun and him having a rifle, there. Unless the intent was something along of him picking up a rifle after his MG ran dry?
Kinda doubt the Germans would try to take over India, but I could easily see them encouraging Indian independence-movements of any sorts, simply in order to deny it and its resources to the British.
Something to keep in mind is that Italy was one of the winners of WW1, but afterwards went Fascist anyway. (Because they didn't feel like they'd gotten enough out of it? At least, that's how I understood the explanation I was given at some point.)
So, yeah; after sending millions of men to die...
Less anti-nazi uprising, and more of a power struggle within the nazi party (SA, which was the original paramilitary arm of the party, vs the SS, which was originally part of the SA before being separated out and then developing into the party's new paramilitary force).
At least initially; if...
I think the nat20 comment was mostly in regards to weapon descriptions. From what it sounds like, a lot of developments that occurred during WW2 as a result of the evolving needs of the battlefield, basically just fell into the Russians' lap early, such as large-caliber anti-tank guns (OTL...
Balance of Power, maybe? Ie, the British remember that France had been THE ENEMY for centuries before the ascension of the German Empire, grow concerned about France trying to pull another Napoleon and put the rest of Europe under French boots through military conquest and occupation, and decide...
Yeah, victorious Germany isn't going to give up pieces of A-L (even French-speaking ones) any more than a victorious France would say "Oh, by the way, you can keep A-L!" or anything of the sort.
Their populace would be up in (potentially not-so-proverbial) arms over it; not exactly the most...