chaney2363
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How important was the US to the effort?
How important was the US to the effort?
And?We would all be white, with blonde hair, and blue eyes. Not by choice but thats what the homo Nazis wanted. Thankfully America existed and layed down the smack down. Merica hated by many but respected by all!!
How important was the US to the effort?
Insignificant.
It probably would have played out about the same. Germany was on the down hill anyway. The US just expedited things by nuking two cities and basically saying "alright everyone calm the fuck down that's enough".
Soviets would have beat them just would take longer, nazis didn't have the man power to fight them and win and hold even more land. Home armies insurrections be a pain in the ass always. They had no legit ally's to fall back on.
Nazi Germany was primarily defeated by the American support on the Western Front. England would have eventually capitulated or been crippled to the point of irrelevancy.
The Nazi/Soviet war would've likely stagnated miserably over a long, long period. Eventually, the Nazis would have forced the Russians over the Urals, at which point open hostilities would end in around 1950, with persistent tension for decades thereafter.
Oh wait - no. That wouldn't have happened. Japan would've attacked the Soviets from the East, eventually opening the way for the Nazis to win. The US ain't fighting the Japanese, either, so Japan is free to barrel down Siberia.
The Germans and Japanese divvy up Siberia between them.