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Ireland without the potato famine. I believe the whole country (including the North) still hasn't gotten back upto it's pre-famine population.

I give way to the Honourable Gentleman...

He couldn't do Greece right neither. And in 43, Hitler had to prop up his shrinking power base, and send in Skorzeny and co. to rescue him. Not a brilliant dictator really. Fair enough in peacetime, yes. In war, nope.

He would have been kicked out of the Balkans and then would have been deposed in a coup for being all mouth and little action. Mussolini never really liked Hitler. He just rode the secondary waves of early successes but never really achieved much.

His conquest of the Balkans would have failed. They already were until Hitler helped out.

Et Erunt Signa in Sole Et Luna Et Stellis, Et Pressura Gentium, Prae Confusionae Sonitus Maris

"A lot of planets have a north"

Tea and toast

Not even with seemingly endless supplies from Siberia. Plus the OKW were utterly against Op Barbarossa, maybe a Soviet assault may even stir up more trouble

How about the Kreisau circle? They would not have garnished enough support in order to be a contender

Writing dissertation

WI: following carving up of Poland, Stalin no longer trusts Hitler and launches preemptive strike (Under Rokovossky, don't know if spelt right...) Taking into account Soviet military purges but their superiority in numbers, discuss....

As well he high horseness such as Reich Minister for Forestry as well as his art plundering. Yet he was still the successor, until the telegram of April 45 that is...

True, Goering boasts about supplying the 6th Army after Stalingrad and being unable to destroy the RAF meant he quickly lost sway with the Nazi elite cadre

Just to recap, why is the topic? of the USM one so jaded

What if Hitler was appointed as Reichskanzler before Jan 33. As seen, the Bruning, Papen and Schleicher cabinets couldn't command majorities. Would Hindenburg be sidlined?

C'mon, I'm new to this. Just trying to develop ideas. I don't claim be an expert, just want discussion, which this gaff is about.

So for POD. For argument's sake, London is occupied, Churchill flees, at what point does he sue for peace and under what conditions does Hitler demand?

"I fear that you are jumping over the fact that the USM would have been a disaster for the Germans." For arguements sake...

It's worth noting Rommell was a former leader of Hitler's Begleitkommando as a Colonel..