1940: Hitler is triumphant on the Continent. British forces have been evacuated from Dunkirk, but everyone fears invasion.
Tentatively, Prime Minister Halifax puts out peace feelers. However, Germany is unwilling to make a peace that Britain finds reasonable (I.E. withdrawing from Northern France and Belgium).
Moreover, nobody's really inclined to trust Hitler in any case.
With Churchill conveniently dead because of a <taxi accident in New York/liver cancer/some other awful thing>, how does PM Halifax lead Britain differently?
Tentatively, Prime Minister Halifax puts out peace feelers. However, Germany is unwilling to make a peace that Britain finds reasonable (I.E. withdrawing from Northern France and Belgium).
Moreover, nobody's really inclined to trust Hitler in any case.
With Churchill conveniently dead because of a <taxi accident in New York/liver cancer/some other awful thing>, how does PM Halifax lead Britain differently?