OOC POD: The Allies were able to escape through Abbesville before the Germans took so were able to mount a more effective defense afterwords. The Germans take 30% more casualties than OTL. Stalin sees the Germans using the vast majority of their troops in France (even more so than OTL) and decides to go for it.
As we know Stalin saw that there were actually very few troops in Poland and Romania and decides to invade them himself. He took Warsaw in a week and the Plotsei oil fields within two. The political damage to Hitler was catastrophic. It was clear that he was outsmarted by a "subhuman" Slav. Rioting broke out in Berlin and Hitler was ousted by Goehring. Goering immediately sent a negotiator to France. He agreed to have the Whermacht leave France immediately and to give France a large tribute to get out of the war. Germany then sent most of its army east. The Russians got pushed back and war continued in Europe for another 4 years when the Russians sued for peace. What would have happened if they didn't attack?
As we know Stalin saw that there were actually very few troops in Poland and Romania and decides to invade them himself. He took Warsaw in a week and the Plotsei oil fields within two. The political damage to Hitler was catastrophic. It was clear that he was outsmarted by a "subhuman" Slav. Rioting broke out in Berlin and Hitler was ousted by Goehring. Goering immediately sent a negotiator to France. He agreed to have the Whermacht leave France immediately and to give France a large tribute to get out of the war. Germany then sent most of its army east. The Russians got pushed back and war continued in Europe for another 4 years when the Russians sued for peace. What would have happened if they didn't attack?
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