Would Germany fight a war with Japan and Italy for world domination

Would Germany fight a war with Japan and Italy for world domination

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No. Italy and Japan were allies to the Reich.

Germany had zero interest in lands outside of Europe.

>italy not conquering spain+morocco+turkey in their autistic desire to build a new rome
baka

I keep on seeing this map
And the more i look at it the more autistic it is

Even if the Axis "won" the war they wouldn't cmoe anywhere close to world domination. The USSR would still exist east of the Urals and there's no way for the Axis to invade the Americas.

>The USSR would still exist

No it wouldn’t you leftypol shill

It would be logistically impossible for Germany and Japan to occupy the whole damn thing. Japan might take Outer Manchuria and Kamchatka but the USSR would still exist as a rump state consisting of Siberia and Central Asia. And that's not taking into account the massive guerrilla resistance Germany would face when it attempted to implement Generalplan Ost.

Does the USSR exist today? I thought so

>italy
>having the ability to conquer spain

Does nazi germany exist today?

I thought so

Germany would have gotten butt-fucked the moment they touched the US if Japan hadn't invited their ire first. The US was an impossible country to conquer by any foreign power.

Do you know how to read the OP?

I didn’t think so

>implying the German population of America wouldn’t have joined the Reich

It's not like the Supreme Allied Commander was a German-American or anything.

>Russia
Any way I doubt that this map is meant to represent an Axis win in 1945. It would take decades for them to actually take over the rest of the world, or at least batter down the wills of independent nations enough to get them to accept Nazi hegemony.

Also Nazi Germany would probably get the better of Japan in the inevitable Thucydides trap you can see in the map. Japan has a lot larger population spread out over a less developed geographic area. Assuming no ridiculous differences in weapons development as a result of the timeline divergence, I doubt they would able to hold off Nazi invasions and the Chinese/Indian resistance to Japanese rule that might gain traction again when the state is under pressure.
However, I'm not sure how Japan or Nazi Germany would use the nuclear weapons they'd probably have developed by the 1950s. That could be the real deciding factor in the war.

They wouldn't have. The US was never even remotely afraid of people with German ancestry betraying their country. Only American Japs, which was largely an unfounded fear anyway.

Americans had always been united by a fierce patriotism, exceptionalism, and rejection of European culture and politics.

>and rejection of European culture and politics.

Which is why they got involved in both World Wars right?

The Americans were dragged into WWII by Pearl Harbor and the Nazis and Italians declaring war on them because of the Axis pact.
WWI was a more complex case, but it still took the sinking of the Lusitania to get the American people to agree to declare war on the Central Powers.

Americans looked down on Europeans as war-hungry savages. The Monroe Doctrine was created as a direct effect of this belief and they wanted to keep European powers away from the new world.

The US could have feasibly become the top world power after WW1 had they been willing, but they wanted to remain in isolation to avoid taking the position of Europeans as overly ambitious interventionalists.

1. Roosevelt knew it was going to happen. He let it happen because it would mean war with the axis

2. False flag attack. Americans were supplying the Brits with weapons before it happened anyway.

>Roosevelt knew it was going to happen. He let it happen because it would mean war with the axis
>False flag attack.
Post some proof.

>Americans were supplying the Brits with weapons before it happened anyway.
Private companies were allowed to sell to the Allies because it was good for the economy. There's a big difference between companies based in profiting off a war and the US government itself being involved in one.

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Spain had basically no army to speak of in 1940 (fewer than 200,000 men), and what they did have was inferior in equipment to the Italians.

Their diplomats were all ready too strangle each other when they tried discussing what they would do with India should they win.


Japan considered it a matter of fact that it was theirs and so did Germany and Italy.

>Implying Italy wouldn't still find a way to lose

>what is trump's america

>nazis ever wanting or having any chance on taking Americas
Has allied propaganda gone too far?
The only thing nazi krauts wanted was dominance in europe and their pathetic Lebensraum in the east, which would fail in couple of decades.

>>>/leftypol/

Republicans defeated Italians in Guadalajara.This is why the italian troops were assigned under nationalist spain command.

And the italian económica went to shit with their involvement in the scw. That explained the bad performance of Italy in WW2.

You haven't been gassed, yet. So no.

Imagine what a fucking nightmare this world would be

> constant, unending guerrilla conflict in the east
> can't leave the cities in Russia or China without being ambushed by partisans or road gangs
> constant terrorism in occupied urban areas

More accurate/plausible map

>1. Roosevelt knew it was going to happen. He let it happen because it would mean war with the axis
Assuming you're not memeing us, how would Roosevelt stop it from happening without a declaration of war? If he knew it was going to happen why would he allow the Navy to be caught off-guard since an attack demonstrates that a state of war exists prima facia?

>Italy
>dominating anything after 300 anno domini

The Nazi’s would have conquered as far as they were able. Taking on America wasn’t apart of their plan not because they didn’t want it, but because they knew there was no way they could actually fight them. Hitler’s territorial goals were based off how much he believed he could properly annex, there was no real idealism behind it.

Nearly all of Hitler’s political views were shaped purely out of convenience of what best assisted Germany to increase its power. He would call anybody an “Honorary Aryan” if they would ally him.

how the fuck is this history?
keep your alt his shit back to Ieddit

>Assuming you're not memeing us, how would Roosevelt stop it from happening without a declaration of war?

What is commander in chief?

>he knew it was going to happen why would he allow the Navy to be caught off-guard since an attack demonstrates that a state of war exists prima facia?

That was the point.

Germany didn't even want to take over France or Britain.
The le world domination meme needs to end.
Japan definitely did want to take over the whole East though.

Once again how would he actually stop it?
>that was the point
Except there’s literally no reason/point to not share that info with Pearl Harbor of an impending attack?
Prepared or not the act of launching a sneak attack is kind of guaranteeing reprisal

You're missing the point. If Roosevelt knew that an attack was coming he wouldn't need to let the Navy be caught unawares. A state of war was declared because Japan attacked the United States, not because enough people died in the attack.

>What is commander in chief?
How does that stop Japan from attacking? How does that stop Pearl Harbor?

Roosevelt definitely knew an attack was coming. He had always wanted to enter the war, but knew the people wouldn’t support it unless the US was preeminently attacked. Now, whether he knew exactly when or where the attack would happen is unclear, but it was awfully convenient that the bulk of the pacific fleet and nearly all of the aircraft carriers weren’t in the harbor on the day of the attack.

He did much the same strategy as Wilson to bait the Japs in to attacking by strangling their supply of oil. Really, this was America’s basic strategy for getting in to every war in their history until the Korean War. Just annoy people until they attack you.

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Even if Japan never attacked the United States, the US probably would have entered WWII in 1942 since it was already in an undeclared naval war with Germany since 1941.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Order_(Nazism)#Future_wars_against_Asia

Yes, If they managed to secure Slavic Labensraum and were able to raise there population they would surely try to take the fertile Labensraum of northern India and China. Northern India even had a high Aryan population for Germanization.

Obviously the nuke would probably make this conflict never happen or if Germany gets it first rip the nips

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