If the Nazis are somehow successful in the West than what would happen to the French resistance movement? I have trouble seeing it giving out just like that but I'm also not sure if it would be able to keep up the same momentum with the Nazis not having to concentrate on a war. How long would the resistance movement maintain a steady momentum before people come to terms with the situation?
For this scenario, let's say that Hitler gets assassinated early on in the war and Himmler takes over and opts to focus on consolidating a few new territories, such as France and the low countries, instead of trying for more than the Germans can realistically handle, such as campaigns against the British, USSR, and North Africa and a declaration of war against the US.
For this scenario, let's say that Hitler gets assassinated early on in the war and Himmler takes over and opts to focus on consolidating a few new territories, such as France and the low countries, instead of trying for more than the Germans can realistically handle, such as campaigns against the British, USSR, and North Africa and a declaration of war against the US.