As most of us know, Patton's feeling was that the Allies should've kept going towards Moscow facing the red army, and I always wondered, what if the allied did just that. I don't want to know about the reasons for this not to happen, since it already happen and we all know them, but I was thinking about consequences and scenarios.
But any answer has to deal with the following points:
-What would've happen in the pacific theater (would Japan switch allies and join the soviets or would it be a three way war.
-What would the rest of the German Army do? They would’ve been useful for the allies, specially their officer’s corp., since they had experience in fighting on Russian soil.
-What about the NAZI leadership, would the allies still hang them or let them walk
-Oil, would the British would been able to hold on to the Middle East against the soviets
and any other point you would like to address.
2007-11-03
10:30:39
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Emilio Z
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Ok, by Patton I meant The allies, sorry for the mix up. I said Patton cuz I know he would be leading the way.
2007-11-03
10:46:01 ·
update #1