Alternate+History

At the WANNSEE CONFERENCE, the Nazi leaders decided that it would be best to delay the FINAL SOLUTION and focus on the war effort. The Nazis figured that they could use the Jews as a military force before killing them all off. They estimated that the three million Jews in Poland could be very useful, and keep the tide of war in the Axis’s favor. They brought the idea to HITLER, and at first, he didn’t want to hear a word about the delay of his grand solution to the Jewish problem. However, after some thinking, he realized that this would be a more efficient way of killing the Jews. First of all, he wouldn’t have to build more concentration camps, secondly, he wouldn’t have to hire guards for those camps, and the biggest perk of all, he would have a bigger army. Hitler ordered the construction of the concentration camps to halt, and forced all of the Jews in Nazi territory to enlist in the military draft. With this bigger army, Hitler was able to defeat the Soviet Union at STALINGRAD on January 17, 1943, and force the Soviets to surrender. He then focused his forces on the west, repelling British and American attacks. This stalemate situation continued for about 3 years. Because so many German-Jewish nuclear scientist were saved from the holocaust and kept in Germany,on July 7, 1946, Nazi Germany conducted its first test of the atomic bomb, with outstanding results for the Nazis. Two months later, on September 19, 1946, the first nuclear bomb ever dropped in war was detonated over Manchester, England. The bomb killed 67 thousand people on the spot, and a further 79 thousand were injured. The Nazis dropped two more atomic bombs on England. On December 3, 1946, a bomb dropped over Liverpool killed 96 thousand on impact, and injured 175 thousand others. The third and last bomb dropped on England was on March 25, 1947. The nuke was detonated over London, killing 250,000 and injuring between 200,000 and 500,000 others. Three days later, England surrendered to Nazi Germany. On April 3, 1947, the United States went into peace talks with the Nazis, and the Treaty of Hamburg was signed on April 10, 1947. The Treaty of Hamburg declared peace between the United States and Nazi Germany. It was also stated that Germany would stay out of the Americas and the United States will stay out of Europe and Africa. After FDR returned to the United States, he focused on starting peace talks with Japan, as there had been a cease fire for the week the president was gone. FDR planned to meet with Emperor Hirohito on June 16, 1947, to discuss peace. A conference was held in Honolulu, Hawaii. The conference was dismissed on June 30, 1947, with the Treaty of Hawaii signed. Japan would not accept a draw, they demanded some sort of gain, and the demanded Hawaii. FDR refused at first, but then realized that a full-on attack from Japan would crush the already-weakened United States. FDR agreed to let Japan have Hawaii, in exchange for peace, Hirohito agreed, and WWII was officially over. Nazi Germany and Japan both continued to expand their empires into Africa and Asia respectively. The nations decided that the Middle East would be considered a buffer zone between the two nations, and agreed to stay out. In order to keep up, the United States annexed South America and Canada. The world map remained as such for decades. Nazi Germany resumed its Final Solution, eliminating the last of the European Jews in July on 1950. When Adolf Hitler died of a unexpected heart attack in 1975, a man by the name of William Huber became Chancellor. Huber was unhappy with the amount of land Germany occupied, and began to seize land in the unoccupied Middle East. The Japanese Emperor Hirohito II became furious with the Germans and declared war on Germany on August 5, 1977. The war raged on into the 20th century. The Nazi-Japo War ended in May of 1993, when the Japanese mission Moonlight was executed. Japanese Agents infiltrated Nazi political buildings and military bases and rigged them with explosives, threatening to detonate if Germany did not surrender. Germany did surrender on May 6, and the explosives were deactivated. Japan gained the rest of Russia and the Arabian Peninsula, and Germany was forced to give up Egypt and Poland as new buffer zones. Huber stepped down on August 27, 1994, and Arnold Eisenhower took over. So far, no further conflicts have occurred between the three empires. Bibliography
 * Alternate History **
 * Delaying the Final Solution **
 * The End of the European War **
 * The End of the Pacific War **
 * After the War **