So it is agreed upon by most (if not all) that the Sea Lion as it was planned would have been a failure, I agree, but recently I was watching a program in which it stated that a German general proposed that immediately after the allies had evacuated Dunkirk, Hitler not finish conquering France but instead invade Britain amid the chaos. I still am under the impression that this would have been a failure, but I wanted to know how differently the war would have played out had this not quite sea lion actually taken place.
Would it have been more successful? With Germany preoccupied trying to invade Britain would they have still invaded the Soviet Union? Would the Soviets have helped? What happens in the unconquered portions of Frances as a large amount of the German army fights else where? How much sooner does Nazi Germany loose?
Would it have been more successful? With Germany preoccupied trying to invade Britain would they have still invaded the Soviet Union? Would the Soviets have helped? What happens in the unconquered portions of Frances as a large amount of the German army fights else where? How much sooner does Nazi Germany loose?