By admin, on October 29th, 2010
Operation Sea Lion was the codename for the planned German invasion of Britain. The plans were explored with some sincerity as the German Fuhrer Adolf Hitler held out hope for an armistice with Britain that would secure his hold over Europe. Under Prime Minister Winston Churchill, Britain was determined to fight, forcing Hitler to begin the . . . → Read More: Operation Sea Lion Fails! – August, 1940
By admin, on October 29th, 2010
By mid-September 1940, Britain had successfully withstood the might of the Luftwaffe and forced an end to the Reichsmarschall Hermann Goerring’s efforts to pacify the Royal Air Force. The Luftwaffe was unable to win air superiority over the skies of Britain and instead turned to night raids on English cities, chiefly London. Any plans of invasion, . . . → Read More: Britain Surrenders – The Battle of Britain – September, 1940
By admin, on October 29th, 2010
On September 1, Germany invaded Poland. France and Britain mobilized, honoring their alliance of protection with Poland and declaring war on Germany. However, rather than launching a major offensive against Germany, as the provisions of their pacts with Poland had implied, Britain and France set up in defensive positions along the French-German border and waited. The . . . → Read More: Lifting a Finger – The Invasion of Poland September, 1939
By admin, on August 9th, 2010
Early Hitler PODs Part One
Adolf the Artist or What if Hitler never put down the brush?
If alternate universes actually existed beyond the realm of our imagination, then there are worlds to support every event playing out differently. Among these infinite worlds would exist the occasional anomaly with a higher proportion of negative or positive results than . . . → Read More: Adolf the Artist – 1910