Germany Turns West, No Eastern Front

Germany never invades the Soviet Union. June 1941, Hitler holds back. No Operation Barbarossa.

Stalin remains untouched on the Eastern Front. Instead, Germany doubles down westward.

Britain faces relentless pressure. North Africa intensifies. The Mediterranean becomes a chokepoint.

Without the brutal Russian winter draining millions of troops, Germany redirects everything to crushing

Britain and securing oil fields. The Luftwaffe never splits focus. U boats multiply

in the Atlantic. America still enters, but the war looks completely different. No Stalingrad.

No Eastern meat grinder. Soviet factories never mobilize for total war.

By 1943, a fortified Fortress Europe stands stronger than ever. Stalin watches,