After the BoB, when it was abundantly clear that mainland Britain couldn't be taken out, Hitler should have consolidated his gains and attempted...
I definitely agree with T.A. that the Japanese would need better preparation to fight against a land power like the Soviets... T.A. I'd like to...
The Japs absolutely hated Communism like the rest of the allies that intervened in the Russian Civil War... that and their desire to turn Siberia...
This is utter nonsense. The Japs had a lot to gain from the Russian Far East... in the Russian Revolution they desperately tried to hold onto it...
From the historical numbers I've looked at... the Japanese army had 51 divisions totalling 1.7 million men in 1941 and the navy had 300,000...
It's been awhile since this thread has been active so I've refrained from posting, but now that I've spent some time analyzing this scenario I've...
This is pretty much how I imagined the war turning out, but Roosevelt would have been in a bit of a pickle if the USSR was destroyed, and Pearl...
Have you already read what I've written? Japan would gain fewer resources in the short term than if went south; however, the long-term strategic...
I looked a little into Manchukuo's rail system and apparently it did have a rail system better than that of any in Asia (that may not mean much in...
Britain would declare war on Japan immediately, but America would likely remain neutral. From what I've read, the majority of Americans didn't...
Haha lwd... it is exhausting attempting to counter all of your negative criticism. The documents pertaining to the North Strike Strategy...
Your opinion really doesn't budge does it? You are in complete denial of this strategy's reality despite the fact that the Japanese had plans of...
I have said it about three times now... the Japanese had little intel on the amount of resources available in the north and so they should have...
I believe that the Japanese would have gone along with it because in 1936 relations between Germany and Japan were at their best. Japan hadn't...
I know that getting the Japanese on board would be a hard sell but I think Germany could do it if they pushed hard enough in 1936 (like I said...
Ok so the consensus seems to be that Japan would have made a very small contribution to the Nazis if they had attacked the USSR a few weeks after...
It's only flawed thinking if your goals are short term... the Germans needed all the help they could get bringing down the giant Soviet war...
Yes I'm aware of what historically happened in context of what the Imperial family thought about invading the Soviet Union... but what I'm...
What if the German High Command made it a super-high priority of getting the Japanese to realize the only way the Axis powers could win the war...