On Berlin: One of the things about the collapse of France is it precludes any plan involving a division of its military force. This means that Berlin's stock goes down in the estimation of the Danube-Balkan states with respect to checking Soviet expansion in the area. Given also that Germany has turned a blind eye over Finland/Estonia/Latvia/Lithuania, and actively taken part in the dismemberment of Poland, Germany's ability to dictate events becomes very weak. And without being able to send in panzers, Berlin's influence is a bit of a paper tiger.
On Transylvania: it's a soft occupation option for Hungary and, as a soviet enemy trumps all other enemies, its a lesser evil for Romania. Romania has also found, it hopes, in the Zagreb Treaty a replacement for the Little Entente and further to this hopes its closer relations with Italy will help it at the negotiating table if, after a successful defence against the Red Army, Hungary decides to stay. If Hungary occupies all of northern Transylvania and ends up negotiating for half of it, that's still a better result than having to fight for all of it and upsetting Rome. And if Romania falls, then Hungary is already in place and has the benefit of the defence. So its' a good deal.
On Finland: good question. The Anglo-French don't seem to want to give up in Norway, but Sweden just let the Germans in and the Soviets just overran the Baltic States. I don't think Finland is in any state to do anything independently at this point.
On the Second Part: its going to be retitled as FIM just got tiresome. Perhaps 'Guerra Parallela' or 'Spazio Vitale'. Secondly it's going to take a while to prepare, so at least a couple of months and probably more. I'll make some other appendices too FIM on area's touched on but not developed (like the air war), but apart from that, it'll be all quiet on the croesus front.
On Transylvania: it's a soft occupation option for Hungary and, as a soviet enemy trumps all other enemies, its a lesser evil for Romania. Romania has also found, it hopes, in the Zagreb Treaty a replacement for the Little Entente and further to this hopes its closer relations with Italy will help it at the negotiating table if, after a successful defence against the Red Army, Hungary decides to stay. If Hungary occupies all of northern Transylvania and ends up negotiating for half of it, that's still a better result than having to fight for all of it and upsetting Rome. And if Romania falls, then Hungary is already in place and has the benefit of the defence. So its' a good deal.
On Finland: good question. The Anglo-French don't seem to want to give up in Norway, but Sweden just let the Germans in and the Soviets just overran the Baltic States. I don't think Finland is in any state to do anything independently at this point.
On the Second Part: its going to be retitled as FIM just got tiresome. Perhaps 'Guerra Parallela' or 'Spazio Vitale'. Secondly it's going to take a while to prepare, so at least a couple of months and probably more. I'll make some other appendices too FIM on area's touched on but not developed (like the air war), but apart from that, it'll be all quiet on the croesus front.