The provided text is a detailed narrative that explores an alternate reality where Adolf Hitler successfully invaded and occupied most of Europe and the United States during World War II. It discusses the rise of fascism, the impact of the war on various countries, and the potential consequences of such an outcome.
The narrative begins with Hitler standing on a podium to great applause, as various nationalities, including Germans, have fallen under his influence. He has won, and it's hell on earth for many. The text then delves into the details of Hitler's victory in Europe, starting with the devastation of Poland at the beginning of the Second World War. It describes the German army's efficient use of tanks and mobile infantry, leading to a swift victory.
The narrative then moves on to the Battle of Britain, where the RAF fought against the German Luftwaffe. Despite the Germans' heavy use of the powerful methamphetamine, Pervitin, the British managed to withstand the attack, leading to a shift in the war's dynamics.
Hitler then invades Russia, but the Soviets kill around 300,000 of their own soldiers for refusing to fight, fighting badly, or going AWOL. This, coupled with Stalin's focus on weaponry over feeding his people, contributes to the Soviet Union's resistance.
In the alternate reality, the US meddles less in the war and companies like GM and Ford sell "useful war materials" to Germany. The US might not have interfered at all if the Pearl Harbor attack hadn't happened.
In Britain and the Soviet Union, Jews, Gypsies, Communists, certain intellectuals, and others are either sent to labor camps to work or die in the process. The narrative then explores the rise of fascism in the US, with the German propaganda machine under Joseph Goebbels being incredibly effective. The narrative ends with Hitler receiving a report stating that 9.7 million Jews, 350,000 homosexuals, and close to 840,000 Romani and Sinti people have been exterminated.
In summary, this narrative presents a chilling alternate history where Hitler successfully occupies most of Europe and the United States, leading to widespread suffering and the rise of fascism across the globe.
1. Adolf Hitler, the leader of Germany, was standing on a podium to great applause from a crowd made up of various nationalities that had fallen under his spell.
2. Hitler's chaotic mind was racing as he stood on the podium, with the crowd screaming "Heil Hitler!"
3. The super-power of Germany was untouchable, and the Soviet Union no longer existed.
4. Hitler had won, and it was hell on earth for many.
5. Hitler was planning to annihilate the USA, which he viewed as a low down, dirty "race of mongrels."
6. Hitler's victory in Europe was achieved through the devastation of Poland by his army, the Wehrmacht, with their legion of Panzer tanks and efficient mobile infantry.
7. The word "Blitzkrieg," derived from the word for lightning, was used to describe the attack on Poland.
8. German bombs were dropped on the town of Luck, destroying buildings and killing children on their way to school.
9. The German air force, the Luftwaffe, rained down hellfire on Poland.
10. Britain and France declared war on Germany on September 3, 1939.
11. France was beaten in just six weeks, and a large number of people in France accepted the new Vichy government, sympathetic to Nazi ideology.
12. Denmark, Norway, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg had already been defeated by the Germans by the time Britain declared war.
13. With France falling and the British left scurrying for their lives on their escape from Dunkirk, it looked as though the Germans were totally invincible.
14. The British had lost 50,000 men in the invasion, while Britain itself had lost 11,000.
15. The German Luftwaffe had lost around 1,800 planes and more than 2,500 pilots were killed.
16. Winston Churchill famously stated, “Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few.”
17. Hitler planned to come back for Britain as soon as he had taken care of other matters, namely the Soviet Union.
18. Hitler had made a nonaggression pact with Joseph Stalin, but then he invaded Russia anyway.
19. Hitler deployed around 3.6 million troops, 2,700 aircraft, and 3,600 tanks for Operation Barbarossa, the invasion of Russia.
20. Stalin had 2.9 million troops, 8,000 aircraft, and 11,000 tanks, but the Germans were superior in terms of technology and general warfare.
21. The US had meddled in the war by freezing assets and preventing Japan from getting the oil it needed to attempt to build its empire during the war.
22. The US wasn’t totally out of the war, lending weapons to Britain and helping in other ways, all for a price of course.
23. The US had meddled in the war by freezing assets and preventing Japan from getting the oil it needed to attempt to build its empire during the war.
24. The US had lent weapons to Britain and helped in other ways, all for a price of course.
25. Companies such as GM and Ford, IBM also sold what was described as “useful war materials” to Germany.
26. The US made hay while bombs spilled down on Europe, coming out of the war much richer.
27. The US had meddled in the war by freezing assets and preventing Japan from getting the oil it needed to attempt to build its empire during the war.
28. The US had lent weapons to Britain and helped in other ways, all for a price of course.
29. Companies such as GM and Ford, IBM also sold what was described as “useful war materials” to Germany.
30. The US made hay while bombs spilled down