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Well for one thing if he lets his troops pull back to better defensive positions right away rather than wasting them defending every nook and cranny of the frontier than right off the bat we have a stronger Red Army in 1941. Perhaps they have more luck in the South pinching off the German spearheads due to greater numbers and by December hold most of the Ukraine. Then again, they will probably still have to retreat to avoid being outflanked by Center, but this diverts more German forces from Moscow. So I'd say that by 1942 the Soviets will hold a good bit of Ukraine, a large stretch of land in front of Smolensk, and Estonia, along with much larger reserves of armor and men to launch a decisive counterattack (No Winter Counteroffensive). So by December of 1942 the Germans will be in retreat on most fronts, and though the end is far off the war should go much easier for the Soviets than OTL.