How long did people think ww2 was going to last?

Most Americans were of the opinion that the war would last for well over a year. Only 3 percent believed the war would be over in nine months.

What would happen if ww2 never happened?

Also, the United Nations would not have been created to prevent major future conflicts, so a war like WWII could happen in the future. If WWII never happened it is very likely that the Great Depression would last for many years, and we might still be in the Great Depression today.

What would have happened to WW2 if Germany had never surrendered?

The only reason why WW2 would continue in Europe is that after Germany’s surrender is that the Allies would square off against a complacent Soviet army. Stalin would have refused to accept a halving of Germany, demanding instead for its total control of their territories and overseas colonies to make up for its disastrous losses of lives in WW2.

What happened to Japan after WW2?

Japan has still lost the war and exists as we know today. Atomic bombs were still dropped, the Philippines liberated, Indonesia and Malaysia restored, and American forces have a strong Pacific presence. The British empire survives in Singapore, Australia and New Zealand, while some Vichy France colonies continue to exist in the South Pacific.

What would happen to Europe if the war continues?

If the war continues, more people die in Europe – the Nazis had so bungled the food situation that very real deficits of food caused widespread starvation in Europe during the winter on 1945-1946.

What happened to the Soviet Union after WW2?

Three months and untold liters of blood later, the city falls: with it, the entire Soviet railroad system it disarticulated, and even when partisan resistance continues into 1955, the Soviet Union is slowly devoured between 1942 and 1944. 8 clever moves when you have $1,000 in the bank.