In a scenario in which Germany allies itself with France and Britian, against USSR...

Should they win in a different-WWII, would fascism become an accepted ideology afterwards, while communism gets discredited forever?
 
Your scenario is way too nebulous to make any proper guesses.

For example, Germany might end up being allied to France and Britain against the USSR even in a CP-victory scenario. Not counting that an ATL Germany, being allied with France and Britain against the USSR may not even be a fascist power at all. And that`s just the tip of the iceberg.

Of course, that`s beside the entire issue of creating a scenario where a united Europe is at war with the USSR - which was Stalin`s worst nightmare materialized and something he did his best to avoid.

More info is needed, and I know that developing a scenario where this happens would inevitably leed to the thread focusing on the scenario and not the main point of the thread, but this is AH.com, and that`s how things work here, I`m afraid.
 
Well, for everything in my post to make sense, you'd need a way smarter notHitler that manages to ally Nazi Germany with the Allies, and a dumber and more agressive notStalin that invades Europe around the early or mid 1940s.

The only conditions are just that Germany must be Nazi and the USSR must be, well, itself.

Maybe if Poland falls to communism it might be easier.

Also after the war, Poland gets merged with Lithuania and moved east, just as it was moved west OTL. Though that might not be relevant.
 

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you'd need a way smarter notHitler that manages to ally Nazi Germany with the Allies...The only conditions are just that Germany must be Nazi and the USSR must be, well, itself.
Remove Hitler and you might get a fascist Germany, but it would not be Nazi. The Nazi party was in every sense the product of Adolf Hitler and its ideology, such that it was, was a product of his fevered prejudices and a grab bag of bizarre notions he’d picked up in his early days; it was more a cult of personality than an ideology.

As for the Soviet Union, have someone other than Stalin reach the pinnacle of power any they may have continued Lenin’s policy of exporting revolution and directly interfering in neighbouring states.
 
How about a scenario where Poland goes communist sometime in the 1930's. Capitalist Europe is of course horrified at creeping socialism, and Hitler plays to western fears of communist takeover well enough that they back an intervention in Poland. The USSR intervenes and gains the upper hand. Britain and France, not wanting to have Soviet troops on the Rhine, officially enter the war on Germany's side. A united western Europe can probably beat the Soviets at this point, but I don't see them actually conquering the USSR. More likely they achieve the original war aims of kicking the communists out of Poland and leave it at that. Germany might want to keep going, but I doubt Britain and France will be down for the kind of long, brutal war that would ensure if they kept pushing forward.

Post-war Nazism is probably viewed fairly positively in the west, and maybe communism is a bit less popular after actually having fought a hot war against it.
 
I'd imagine that when and if the USSR falls, there'd be some conflict between Fascist powers and the freer countries, if not much sooner. However, that could take a long time.
 
Something like Red Alert? No Hitler, Federal Germany survives. Stalin gets a little bolder starts snipping parts off of Europe and some crisis sparks a general war?
 
This is going to be quite hard to pull off given the general French opinion about a resurgent Germany.
 
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