Britain unconditionally surrenders before Barbarossa, what's the peace treaty like?

Ignore how unlikely this is to occur, say we're in the one in a millionth timeline, what kind of peace would Hitler, Mussolini, Petain, even Franco look for?

What happens to Norway, Denmark, Belgium, Netherlands? What about the dominions and colonies? The Dutch East Indies or French Indochina?

Would the UK be broken up into Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland going to Ireland? Isle of Man independent? Shetland and Orkney to Norway? Channel Islands to France?
 
Ignore how unlikely this is to occur, say we're in the one in a millionth timeline, what kind of peace would Hitler, Mussolini, Petain, even Franco look for?

What happens to Norway, Denmark, Belgium, Netherlands? What about the dominions and colonies? The Dutch East Indies or French Indochina?

Would the UK be broken up into Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland going to Ireland? Isle of Man independent? Shetland and Orkney to Norway? Channel Islands to France?
I think you might need to clarify the circumstances you envision or revise your premise; I'm not sure that even the French Bordeaux Armistice of 1940 was unconditional, and that was after Hitler's Germany had just absolutely thrashed France in a series of what TV Tropes likes to call 'curb-stomp battles'.
 
I think you might need to clarify the circumstances you envision or revise your premise; I'm not sure that even the French Bordeaux Armistice of 1940 was unconditional, and that was after Hitler's Germany had just absolutely thrashed France in a series of what TV Tropes likes to call 'curb-stomp battles'.

Wasn't that only unconditional because of Britain? Had the war only been between Nazi Germany and France I think that there wouldn't have been any temporary armistice.

I suppose by unconditional I mean Nazi troops in London along with the British government and royalty.

Thanks for the link to the other thread.
 
A British deal (not an unconditional surrender) in 1940 is likely a White Peace: Germany lets Britain keep its Empire in return for a free hand on the continent. Hitler would also try to badger Britain into an Arrangement, whereby Britain agrees to help Germany in a future war against the Soviets.

(It's entirely possible that Britain declines the latter, and backstabs Germany instead).
 
Petain gets nothing. Hitler refused to give peace treaties to the French or Norwegians and, while I did read somewhere about a suggestion of France getting Nigeria, I don't know who proposed it. Anyways, the Channel Islands would have been the closest thing to France they might have wanted from the Brits, but the Germans already wanted those for naval bases and Mandatory Workout Vacation camps for Germans. The Germans may want to put pressure on the Americans to evacuate Greenland and hand it back to the Danes, but that is more just for puppetry reasons. The Netherlands wouldn't be annexed right away as they wanted to keep their colonies around. All this would make it a bit more difficult for the Japanese to invade Southeast Asia further, assuming the areas all have peace with the European governments and no longer have any governments in exile. I suppose the Germans might also want the British to hand over a couple tens of thousands of government officials and military personally from mainland Europe to be disappeared.
 
There is a book about the German plans for Britain after sealion. I seem to remember it was all a bit of a mess. Some talked of occupying only the south east while wales scotland and ireland became independent puppets. Others talked of shipping all adult males to Germany for forced labour. I remember there was a kill list of people expected to oppose the Nazis “my dear, the people one should have been seen dead with” and a smaller list of people expected to support the occupation.
 
There is a book about the German plans for Britain after sealion. I seem to remember it was all a bit of a mess. Some talked of occupying only the south east while wales scotland and ireland became independent puppets. Others talked of shipping all adult males to Germany for forced labour. I remember there was a kill list of people expected to oppose the Nazis “my dear, the people one should have been seen dead with” and a smaller list of people expected to support the occupation.
If Britain Had Fallen.

I read it in college. The Sealion scenario was an... interesting read (they actually used the barges and it worked).
 
Let’s say Britain actually does surrender to the Nazis - the Luftwaffe bombs the everloving shit out of the islands while the Navy, whatever fancypants German word there was for it, starves the people in the countryside into oblivion. Churchill, who probably would have told Hitler to go fuck himself, quite possibly in those words, if he were living, ears some bad cheese and dies.

The Nazis undoubtedly overexert themselves occupying Britain, the whole place becomes a nightmare, and Hitler, who made questionable if not batshit insane decision anyway, goes ahead with Barbarossa because he figures he rolled sixes against the Brits and French and the Soviets should crumble like a house of cards. The European war is over a year early because of that decision, the Brits help bring down the Nazis, and the postwar probably looks very different - Britain stays intact, probably sans Northern Ireland, and it’s 50-50 that it becomes a republic.
 
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