Snake Featherston
Banned
1) Except there are again cases where the Allies were not at all synergetic. The UK and USA had a massive fallout (pun intended) over the Manhattan Project, there was no overall co-ordination of democratic and Soviet offensives whatsoever.....
2) No, this is pretty clear if it's seen in terms of the debates the Allied high command had over which resources to allocate where. It was a fortunate thing for the Allies that the Wehrmacht faced the Soviets, against the WAllies the A-A:N W is the only way for them to win with massive casualties as what they did IOTL wasn't going to cut it.
4) The reality of Allied synergy again is that the USSR was fighting Germany Only, the UK and USA Germany First, and none of them really bothered to form any actually unified plan in practice. The victory of OTL was far more contingent and a measure of ultimate Nazi weakness as much as anything else.
6) Sure there is: the Germans passed information to Japan that Singapore was indefensible, which altered their entire concept of their big Pacific Offensive. There's other cases of inter-Axis co-operation, the biggest problems between Axis Powers were with Italy and Germany which reflected Mussolini's thinking with his balls more than any actual military logic.
2) No, this is pretty clear if it's seen in terms of the debates the Allied high command had over which resources to allocate where. It was a fortunate thing for the Allies that the Wehrmacht faced the Soviets, against the WAllies the A-A:N W is the only way for them to win with massive casualties as what they did IOTL wasn't going to cut it.
4) The reality of Allied synergy again is that the USSR was fighting Germany Only, the UK and USA Germany First, and none of them really bothered to form any actually unified plan in practice. The victory of OTL was far more contingent and a measure of ultimate Nazi weakness as much as anything else.
6) Sure there is: the Germans passed information to Japan that Singapore was indefensible, which altered their entire concept of their big Pacific Offensive. There's other cases of inter-Axis co-operation, the biggest problems between Axis Powers were with Italy and Germany which reflected Mussolini's thinking with his balls more than any actual military logic.