WI: Germany Maintains a Portion of the Soviet Union After World War II

Greenville

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What if the Germans manage to hold onto a portion of their holdings in eastern Europe taken from the Soviet Union as part of a peace accord, only a quarter or third of the portion desired under Operation Barbarossa?
 
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CaliGuy

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What if the Germans manage to hold onto a portion of their holdings in eastern Europe taken from the Soviet Union as part of a peace accord, only a quarter or third of the portion desired under Operation Barbarossa?
Not happening unless the Germans at least achieve a stalemate in World War II.
 
None of the Reichskommisariat are surviving under any circumstance barring German victory. Even if they win in the East and lose in the West (like WWI), then if they didn't just turn the Reichskommisariat(s) over to the Soviets, then they'd set up an anti-communist Russian (or Ukrainian?) government in the territory of the Reichskommisariat. Which would basically be an act of war against the Soviet Union, and the Soviet Union would want to resolve that situation as soon as they were able to, meaning World War III. You'd have to have way more anticommunist leadership than OTL in Britain and the US to get that done.
 
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