The Iron Eagle - The History of the Cold War

[Amon34]

That’s if you buy into his “The good Nazi technocrat” personality that he crafted for himself after the war, although he’s less of a radical compared to most the other options.

it's still better than the proto-medieval, pagan world and the obscurantism of our "dear" hated Himmler

 

[Whiteshore]

it's still better than the proto-medieval, pagan world and the obscurantism of our "dear" hated Himmler

Or Heydrich's Nazi Securocratic 1984.

 

[Kaiser of Brazil]

People really seem to be focusing on Speer and Heydrich, don’t forget the other players. Although Hess is more likely to be played, rather than be a mind of his own, he’s still technically the successor as Göring is gone if we go by Hitler’s decrees, which are basically the Word of God in Europe.

 

[Mayukh]

Hermann Göring died in 1945 shortly after the creation of the Linz Pakt due to an assassination, “apparently” by Polish partisans. In response the Reich destroyed Warsaw and turned it into Hermannstadt

Where was it covered? I didn't find it anywhere.

 

[Kaiser of Brazil]

Where was it covered? I didn't find it anywhere.

The Neuordnung chapter.

 

[Mayukh]

The Neuordnung chapter.

Thanks.

 

[Jes Lo]

Or Heydrich's Nazi Securocratic 1984.

I guess he's the Beria of the candidates. Him or Himmler.

 

[Kaiser of Brazil]

I guess he's the Beria of the candidates. Him or Himmler.

Himmler is definitely not Beria, curiously, Beria showed himself as a more moderate candidate by the time of Stalin’s death, he wasn’t a fanatic of Marxism-Leninism like Himmler is of Nazism.

 

[Kaiser of Brazil]

American electors:

“Well these Thurmond years were certainly a Turmoil, let’s not vote for these weird southern democrats again.”

American electors a little later:

“🎵Every man a King🎵”

 

[Gabingston]

I know that an earlier poll said that the U.S. will win the Cold War, but if the German Reich survives to the present, I see it being a lot like modern China. It'll probably have to abandon some of the rougher edges of Nazism out of necessity, but will still be a totalitarian police state that is terrible to its minorities. This also applies to the economy, as I think the Reich's economy could end up looking like the state capitalism that defines post-Deng China.

 

[Kaiser of Brazil]

I know that an earlier poll said that the U.S. will win the Cold War, but if the German Reich survives to the present, I see it being a lot like modern China. It'll probably have to abandon some of the rougher edges of Nazism out of necessity, but will still be a totalitarian police state that is terrible to its minorities. This also applies to the economy, as I think the Reich's economy could end up looking like the state capitalism that defines post-Deng China.

Thats if Hitler doesn’t cause a world war in his last years of life.

 

[Mayukh]

Thats if Hitler doesn’t cause a world war in his last years of life.

Are you trying imply a ww3?

 

[Kaiser of Brazil]

In April, on the day of the Tag das Sieges, and The Führer's 59th birthday, the "Second Book" was published, a second volume of Mein Kampf which detailed Hitler's personal life between 1925 and 1945, although obviously hiding most of the aspects of the Reich's inner government and his opinions on his ministers, although many references could be found to certain members of the Inner Circle. The book, differently from Mein Kampf which named the Soviet Union as the Reich's main enemy, claimed that the ultimate adversary of the Reich was none other than the United States, claiming that it was inevitable that there would be a confrontation between the "Cosmopolitan, Capitalist, Degenerate, Zionist America" and the alliance of the "Free Europe" led by the Reich (Free in the sense it would be free from "Jewish machinations" rather than any support for liberalism, obviously). The book became the immediate best-seller of Europe, practically every member of the NSDAP needed to have one, in time, not having the book would be practically sacrilege and treason, and it's publishing came in a time where the Reich pushed for an aggressive Naval buildup, calling for the Linz Pakt to mobilize it's naval forces, every drydock from Taranto to Lisbon to Narvik and Halderstadt was being put to work to produce what could only be compared to Napoleon's own plans for a grand armada. Tensions were spiking up again, and many in America feared a war, but more than that, feared the enemies within.

 

[Mayukh]

In April, on the day of the Tag das Sieges, and The Führer's 59th birthday, the "Second Book" was published, a second volume of Mein Kampf which detailed Hitler's personal life between 1925 and 1945, although obviously hiding most of the aspects of the Reich's inner government and his opinions on his ministers, although many references could be found to certain members of the Inner Circle. The book, differently from Mein Kampf which named the Soviet Union as the Reich's main enemy, claimed that the ultimate adversary of the Reich was none other than the United States, claiming that it was inevitable that there would be a confrontation between the "Cosmopolitan, Capitalist, Degenerate, Zionist America" and the alliance of the "Free Europe" led by the Reich (Free in the sense it would be free from "Jewish machinations" rather than any support for liberalism, obviously). The book became the immediate best-seller of Europe, practically every member of the NSDAP needed to have one, in time, not having the book would be practically sacrilege and treason, and it's publishing came in a time where the Reich pushed for an aggressive Naval buildup, calling for the Linz Pakt to mobilize it's naval forces, every drydock from Taranto to Lisbon to Narvik and Halderstadt was being put to work to produce what could only be compared to Napoleon's own plans for a grand armada. Tensions were spiking up again, and many in America feared a war, but more than that, feared the enemies within.

WDYM?? by posting this??

 

[Kaiser of Brazil]

WDYM?? by posting this??

Add in mass expansion of the Kriegsmarine, Luftwaffe modernization, public declarations against the USA, and American forces “surrounding” the Reich in Russia and the Middle East. Hitler is paranoid about enemies since Göring’s assassination by “partisans”, now there is a united Russia propped up by the US, and the State of Israel, practically saved by the US.

It is hard to imagine someone like Hitler would want a Cold War to be “Cold” for long as he is getting surrounded by “enemies” on all sides. He considers himself as an Avatar of the German Volk, Hitler is Germany and Germany is Hitler, and if Hitler is paranoid, Germany is paranoid, and that irrationality may bring the whole world down into flames that will dwarf the previous war.

 

[Mayukh]

Add in mass expansion of the Kriegsmarine, Luftwaffe modernization, public declarations against the USA, and American forces “surrounding” the Reich in Russia and the Middle East. Hitler is paranoid about enemies since Göring’s assassination by “partisans”, now there is a united Russia propped up by the US, and the State of Israel, practically saved by the US.

It is hard to imagine someone like Hitler would want a Cold War to be “Cold” for long as he is getting surrounded by “enemies” on all sides. He considers himself as an Avatar of the German Volk, Hitler is Germany and Germany is Hitler, and if Hitler is paranoid, Germany is paranoid, and that irrationality may bring the whole world down into flames that will dwarf the previous war.

That destroyes Germany??

 

[Kaiser of Brazil]

That destroyes Germany??

If Germany goes down, they will try their hardest to bring the world with them. It’s a “do or die” mentality.

 

[Mayukh]

If Germany goes down, they will try their hardest to bring the world with them. It’s a “do or die” mentality.

Like during 1944- 1945 in OtL.

 

[Marco Rivignani]

@Kaiser of Brazil I would like to ask you two questions regarding Tag des Sieges" (Victory Day):
1. The peace between the European Axis powers and the Allies was signed on 20th April 1943, right?
2. Does it take place every year just like OTL Soviet/Russian Victory Day parade or what?

 

[Kaiser of Brazil]

@Kaiser of Brazil I would like to ask you two questions regarding Tag des Sieges" (Victory Day):
1. The peace between the European Axis powers and the Allies was signed on 20th April 1943, right?
2. It is a celebration that takes place every year just like OTL Soviet/Russian Victory Day parade or what?

Yes, the Victory Day is a date celebrated in the Reich when the Treaty of Lisbon was signed. Ribbentrop even deliberately extended the negotiations for a few days in order to have it coincide with Hitler’s birthday. It was made it so the name of the Führer is always associated with Germany’s greatest victory and Triumph. There is an annual parade by both the Wehrmacht and the SS, with other nations such as the Balkan states and Italy even sending regiments to participate. The Italians also celebrated a Triumph, but it is not an annual celebration as “religious” as the parade in Germania.