Is there any way the axis could have won ww2?

Is there any way the axis could have won ww2?

That’s not exactly a win, but there was no way the Axis could ever defeat the United States. In the long run whichever side gained the upper hand scientifically (nuclear weapons, jets, snorkel submarines, etc.) might have been able to win a continuation of the war, immediately or at a later time.

Did the axis have a chance at winning?

Very unlikely. Even without American’s entry, Russia’s participation would have prevented it. A new world order would have resulted. The whole of Europe and part of Asia would be under the Soviet orbit.

Why did Axis powers lose ww2?

According to Overy (1995), one of the primary reasons why the Axis lost was due to their ignorance of the importance of the sea. The Allied powers on the other hand had firm grip of the sea and even though they almost lost in 1942, they were able to recover and reverse the gains the Axis had made.

Could the Axis powers have won WW2?

Yes, certainly. The Axis powers could have won the war, but under certain conditions. 1. The German invasion of the Soviet Union should have been after the defeat of Great Britain. For some people, it would be strange to hear about Great Britain’s defeat since Hitler tried several times to do so, but unsuccessfully.

What would happen if Germany won World War II?

History would be re-written. Nationalism and blind loyalty would be the only acceptable political stance. If Germany won World War II and became a world superpower, no doubt they’d eventually use cameras, microphones and other spy materials to make sure the citizens were always behaving. Think: George Orwell’s 1984. 10.

How many lives were lost in WW2?

Between 50 and 85 million lives were lost during the war to stop fascism from spreading. Many historians speculate – what would have happened if it ended differently? What if the Axis Powers had defeated the Allied Powers and Hitler had survived?

What happened to the Jews after WW2?

Once Germany was defeated in World War II, the genocide abruptly ended. However, Hitler managed to murder up to 6 million Jews before the end of the war. Almost half perished in the holocaust. Though Hitler had an extreme case of antisemitism, he was not the only German who had resentment for the Jewish people.