There is no way that Germany would send all his troops from occupied France to Egypt. I highly doubt the Germans will trust the French (politically and militarily) enough to defend Northern France.
Ah such fantasy. You fail to take into account logistics in this battle. There are very few coastal ports capable of supplying an army. That was one of the reasons why Rommel was desperate to capture Tobruk as he was operating out of Tunis. Take into account that the further the Axis beats back the British the longer and more vulnerable its supply lines are going to be while the allies will have it vice versa.
Rommel had no hope of winning El Alamein.
In fact Rommel actually lost MORE troops overall in the North African Campaign. Then your disregarding the Tenth Army stationed in the Middle-East . The Tenth Army could have reinforced the 8th Army as well as quickly taking control of Syria and Lebanon. The 10th army in OTL had 7 infantry divisions, 1 armour division, and several independent armour and motorized brigades (The British Empire and the Second World War pg. 164) and considering this timeline it would have been even larger. Iran by this time was already occuppied by the USSR and UK.
Again you disregard logisitics and underestimate allied strength in the Middle-East. Really you would think that if they were in such dire traits they would reinforce the place
Sure
Now be a good boy and listen to Blue Max when he tells you that the Soviet Union will not be knocked out. Stalin moved a lot of Russia's industry east of the Urals and even if Moscow fell, the USSR could have continued fighting.
The Vichy French would not have been that helpful in the Eastern Front.
Also take in hand the massive airplane production in the United States and the fact that the RAF and USAAF would have crushed the Luftwaffe without the help of the Soviet Union.
Where are you getting your information from? Considering the number of French ships that went to the allies in OTL (before the attack) your assumption is quite false. The reason why the Royal Navy went to Mers-el-Kébir was because the BULK of the remaining French s
Indeed, Hitler isn't going to accept any peace deal with Stalin, assuming Stalin would make one--he rejected Brest-Litovsk in 1941, in OTL. He will not somehow see himself to making a similar peace deal in 1943.
The Red Army will not run out of soldiers, nor will it.
Even if the Soviets were truly beaten in 1942 (not 1941, as French Forces would not be deployed in force in the Soviet Union, again thanks to Hitler's considerable incompetence) and lost Moscow, the Soviets could very well fall back to Kubeychev.
If Stalin's nerve breaks he will ask for US Forces and US Commanders to take up the fight.
A victory at Stalingrad--and perhaps an extension of the campaign to Astrakhan--would simply get rolled back in the 1942 winter counter offensive. Do not forget that the Soviets had huge numbers massed for this counter attack, which punched through lines guarded by Romanian forces to ensnare German divisions.
General Zod/EuroFed just continues the same old Naziwank ideas and cherrypicking PoDs.
I think a search of historical posts by EuroFed, General Zod, and one more alias which I have reason to conceal, will reveal that this a very tired record that is getting played once again.
The Soviets didn't launch military operations to fail, and Eurofed's assumption that they'd just launch a loser military operation ignores basic Soviet Military strategy.
If the Caucausaus is indeed so heavily fortified, than what about an operation in a different part of the front?
The unbelievable amount of ad hominem hostility you get from WWII Britwankers and Sovietwankers (not to mention Slav nationalist psychoes like Hurgan) is one of the main reasons why I soon gave up writing WWII TLs, and it seems nothing is really going to change, sadly. If you aren't ready to agree that everything shall always turn right for the Allies, especially the invincible Soviets that only failed to fulfill their destiny of reaching the Channel because of the American nukes spoilsport, and everything shall turn wrong for the Axis, you are a Naziwanker, and if you don't give up, it never takes long before they switch from calling you a Naziwanker, to a Nazi sympathizer.
Now, I have suspicions only on this point, and I'm not going to make a large deal out of this, but have you considered that some of the statements you've made--like Hitler being good for Germany until 1938--would indeed sound like being a Nazi Sympathizer?
(well, I'm eager as anyone else about getting rid of Hurgan's paranoid and racist rants, but for some other guys, the inquisition really seems to get too far IMO),
The unbelievable amount of ad hominem hostility you get from WWII Britwankers and Sovietwankers (not to mention Slav nationalist psychoes like Hurgan) is one of the main reasons why I soon gave up writing WWII TLs, and it seems nothing is really going to change, sadly. If you aren't ready to agree that everything shall always turn right for the Allies, especially the invincible Soviets that only failed to fulfill their destiny of reaching the Channel because of the American nukes spoilsport, and everything shall turn wrong for the Axis, you are a Naziwanker, and if you don't give up, it never takes long before they switch from calling you a Naziwanker, to a Nazi sympathizer.
The Nazis put the state back into order after the early 1930s economic and political chaos, but any other strong and effective government could have done the same, including a stabilized Weimar
If the Nazis are toppled and democracy and rule of law are restored in late 1938,
I do, however think you are vastly underestimating Hitler's incompetence.
That's also because I'm ignoring your question, Aranfan, sorry.
And I very much doubt that Max thinks Stalin can get to the Channel. He's said elsewhere that there is zero chance of the Soviets getting farther than they did IOTL due to sheer exhaustion and manpower issues. I do, however think you are vastly underestimating Hitler's incompetence. As Max says, what is describe is possible for Germany to pull off, but only without Hitler at the Helm. If Hitler was more like Stalin and had let his generals decide military policy, I would accept your assertions, but he's not. Maybe its because I'm Jewish, but I have a higher opinion of Stalin than Hitler.
Okay, here are some specific circumstances for Hitler to fuck things up for Germany:
Declaring War on the USA.
Refusing any peace deals Stalin might offer if Germany seems to be doing well.
Taking over if his generals aren't living up to his, probably unrealistic, expectations.
Failing to utilize troops provided by his allies.
They can still move a sizable chunk, if not all.
Malta is going to be conquered very soon, and the Italo-French shall have aero-naval supremacy in the Mediterranean. This shall ease Afrika Korps logistical troubles significantly, if not radically. Of course, such supremacy makes Axis conquest of Alexandria and Suez much easier, after such logistical troubles shall be a distant memory.
In this scenario, the picture is radically different.
Britain would also need to reconquer Iraq from the philo-Axis nationalists, by the way. The reasons you list may all well be good justifications why British losses are limited to Egypt-Sudan-Somaliland in the end, but I really see no way Britain is going to keep North Africa (and conquer Ethiopia) ITTL. Of course, if the Axis gets a clue and swamps Syria and Lebanon with troops by sea and air, Britain shall have much more troubles conquering it, and reconquering Iraq. It is going to be a race. Moreover, ITTL Italian attack on Greece could easily be butterflied away. If Mussolini is confident that he's going to get Malta and Egypt soon with Franco-German help, he's not going to invade Greece, he may invade Yugoslavia instead at the very most. Greece stays an Axis-friendly neutral, no British in Crete, Axis paratroopers are free to be used (and Hitler shall be much more confident in using them) on Malta, Tobruk, Alexandria, Suez, Cyprus, Iraq
Which means that depending on the outcome of the race for Syria and Lebanon, they get to keep Iran with Soviet help, or everything east of Suez. No way they are going to keep North Africa, however.
Those Blue Max statements are fanciful Sovietwank with Stalin assumed to pull soldiers, plans, and tanks outta his butt 24/7 in good old Sverdlovsk. If the Axis reaches the Volga line, the Soviet Union is killed as a valid military opponent. They shall be down to Nationalist China levels of effectiveness or worse, with a fraction of Chinese manpower. There is no way that the USSR can move enough industry, and certainly not the population, in Siberia to remain a valid conventional military opponent. They can wage a rather big guerrilla like the Chinese did with the Japanese, but that's all. Forget about the magical Ural factories, they would need at least the Star Wars cloning facilities, too.
Note that I'm not necessarily assuming that this Axis would reach the Volga line (although I absolutely assume they get Stalingrad in 1942 at the very least) and while I agree that the Soviets are not going to accept a Volga or Urals peace (while they most definitely accept a B-L one in 1942-43). But It does not matter. If Stalin is pushed beyond the Volga, he's as effective as Chiang and Mao.
What is B-L? Also Stalingrad was on the Volga so that makes your statements contradictory. The Germany armies logistics train is massive and heavily disrupted through partisan activity, this made their army more and more stretched out and vulnerable as they advance . The Soviet Union's short logistics train allowed them to muster reinforments and armies to counterattack easily. That's one of the reasons what made Operation Uranus (in conjuction with Mars) so effective.
Taking Stalingrad and wrecking Uranus radically changes the face of the Eastern front in 1942-43. The Axis enters 1943 entrenched on the Don, Volga, and Northern Caucasus, and with the resources to make a credible threat to Moscow.
See above
Not after the USSR is crushed, and the Axis industrial production is redirected on air defense, no, sorry.
Yah, not seeing that happen.