DBAHC: Communist Russia, Fascist Germany

[AltoRegnant]

OTL, one of the most pivotal events in the 20th Century was BorisBrasol 's victory in the Russian Civil War. The resultant White Scare that dominated Europe in the 20s sidelined the German right, especially the monarchists and the NDSP, especially after Russia backed the Beer Hall Push. All of this led to the Spartacists and German communism winning out. However, this move killed all goodwill between Germany, France, and Britain, and rearmament started very soon after. During the chaos surrounding the 1938 Czechoslovak war, Russia grabbed up much of its former empire, only opposed by the France-led Grande Entente made up of their Empire as well as the Benelux and Italy. But what if all this was reversed, with Russia going red and the NDSP taking hold in Germany? what would the war look like then? would the later twentieth century still be France vs Russia in the Cold War?

 

[SIngemeister]

NonDB: Whilst an interesting scenario, it might be better to find another fascist leader than Konstantin Rodzaevsky, what with him being ten when the Russian civil war broke out, and 21 in 1938. Maybe find someone from the Black Hundreds? Boris Brasol, perhaps?

 

[Lemonfish]

Well to get a communist Russia, you need to prevent internal struggle of the red, Lenin didn't get assassinated in 1918 is a starter.
I doubt it can be successful as White Russia though, as planned new economy policies by red officials can be a huge disaster in long term.

 

[AltoRegnant]

how would a rightist germany be handled post-war? OTL, France and Britain were quite brutal to the leftist regime and split off most of the south