1941
October
- The German advance in France continues now at a strong pace, with German troops flooding into France. German troops soon surround Paris, setting up the siege of Paris.
- The Italian advance also picks up pace, as the extra German divisions among the Italians leads to a steady Blitzkrieg of southern France.
- In Corsica the Italian navy managed to unload some Italian amphibious forces, who make some good progress by the end of the month.
- In Greece the northern Albanian front halts, as the Albanians set up a defensive position. While in the south Albanian front they push on slowly. While in the eastern front of Greece the Bulgarians still struggled to push on, and the conscription age in Bulgaria is taken down to 15 in order for more people to join the military. Soon though the now-cut-off Western Thrace began to fall slowly due to the lack of land resources, though some still came from the sea so it wasn't as bad as it could've been.
November
- In France, Paris keeps going strong, though the mass-bombing of the capital of France causes numerous deaths and morale to slowly ebb away. The German Blitzkrieg of France continued at a good pace, with the Germans taking more land swiftly.
- Along the Italian front the Italians made less progress and stalled along the way, though the Blitzkrieg still managed to continue quite well.
- In some of the German occupied areas of Belgium and France the Germans already begin to annex areas into the Greater German Reich.
- The Dutch government continues to dither, and thus Hitler orders some German divisions that may be spared to line the German-Dutch border. Within the Netherlands there's much internal strife over the future of what the Netherlands should do.
- In Greece the Bulgarians take more land, with some of their fronts expanding slightly. The Albanians continue to move down the coast slowly.
- In Yugoslavia a huge internal row begins. The Yugoslavian nation is being pushed by both the Axis and Allies to join one of them in the war. The nation is ultimately split on the issue, though in Yugoslavia this is worse than elsewhere due to ethnic nationalism already having split the nation, a civil war is feared if the King goes either way.
December
- In Corsica the Italian resources dwindle as the Royal Navy destroys any further materials from Italy reaching the island. Thus the Italians are pushed of the island with relative ease.
- In Paris the people are becoming desperate, eating their own animals, though the troops defending the city fight on courageously, knowing that if the capital falls then the whole country will crumble. Along the German front the German Blitzkrieg has swept through the French countryside rapidly, with the BEF being utterly destroyed at Dunkirk when generals ignore Hitlers order to not attack the BEF on the beaches. They do this due to his perceived weakness as a military tactician over the Maginot Line which cost huge German casualties.
- Along the Italian front the Italians continue to stall, meaning the German forces have to complete the Blitzkrieging, though the Germans still manage to advance quite well for the Italians.
- In a secret meeting, the German ambassador to the Netherlands agrees with Anton Mussert that if Mussert can follow on from the 'Marches on Rome and Budapest' in the Netherlands, then the German government would help the 'NBS' keep control over the Netherlands. Hitler tells his generals (and Mussert) that if the NBS doesn't take over by the end of January, 1942, he would invade the Netherlands then.
- In Yugoslavia King Peter II declared his support for the Allies, though didn't formally declare war on the Germans yet, knowing that we would have to deal with his own internal problems after this statement.