After the Krieg: A what if fanfic AAR

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Gunshots​

On May 15th 1948, gunshots were heard in Munich and Berlin. Hermann Goering had drove south and had organized a revolution. Bormann and Himmler also disagreed and Himmler left for Silesia to raise an army.

Munich fell the next day to Goering's forces. Revolution spread through Bavaria like a wildfire and reached Nuremburg. The Himmlerites failed to defend the city and retreated.

Japan took a neutral stance while Italy invaded Austria for 'safekeeping'. In June, Himmler surrounded Berlin while waiting for supplies. Rudolf Hess called for a truce but his request fell on deaf ears. Berlin surrendered on July 5th 1948 but Bormann was nowhere to be found. Goering sieged Berlin for 18 days until it surrendered. Himmler was captured and detained. Silesia quickly rallied to Goering to avoid destruction.

Meanwhile Bormann had fled to Cologne. His forces were crushed at Lubeck and Hamburg and by the new year, Goering was clearly winning. All through spring, Cologne held out until May when it surrendered. Frankfurt followed and the civil war ended on 29th October 1949 with Goering becoming Fuhrer of Germany.

 

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Ok thats enough for tonight or there will be nothing left for tommorow.

 

[Kordo]

Interesting stuff, but could we have more detail please

EDIT: So Fan Fiction doesn't have to be based on an actual game then?

 

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Interesting stuff, but could we have more detail please

EDIT: So Fan Fiction doesn't have to be based on an actual game then?

I will give more detail. I just wanted to get to the 50's, the near breaking point of the Germany-Japan rivalry, Mobilization, the German-Japanese Space Race etc.

Fanfic doesnt have to be based on a game. Can be, but doesnt have to be.

 

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A Nazi civil war. Nice.

 

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ooo....maybe we'll see the german occupied lands rise in revolt?

 

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Intresting AAR I like it.What happened to the soviet Unioun

 

[Draigh]

Roman civil war revisited!

 

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A New Fuhrer​

Italy had still not withdrawn from Austria as promised by Christmas. Goering gave Italy a deadline of January 1st 1950. Italy started to withdraw but failed to have withdrawn a considerable amount by the deadline. So on January 1st 1950, The Luftwaffe bombed Rome and the Heer advanced on Linz. Italian soldiers built up trenches outside and brought up artillery. But when the German Jagdtigers (Still in service but soon to be replaced) attacked, many trenches were blown to shreds and the Italians instead started to mine the city and began to retreat. But on the 3rd they were surrounded. The Luftwaffe was pounding their positions each night. It was on the 6th that they surrendered. German Jagdtigers also pierced through the Brenner pass defences on the 10th.

The Italian Airforce made a pathetic attempt to bomb Munich but failed miserably. On the 13th, German soldiers reached Vienna and fought a three-day battle for the city before victory. Italy began to recruit Libyans and ordered them to attack the Brenner Pass on the 18th. They were bogged down in a trench battle until the 22nd when the Germans repulsed them using machine guns. Germany reached Trieste on the 24th and offered a peace treaty. A last Italian offensive was launched by attacking Trieste but it failed on the 26th. Two days later, Italy accepted defeat and agreed to leave Austria. They even agreed to rejoin the Axis and both sides agreed to share technology. Throughout the war, the Japanese had remained neutral but had offered 8000 men to Italy on the 17th which was refused.

In February, Germany exploded it's first hydrogen bomb in the Sahara desert. Japan was only a tiny fraction behind, exploding it's first in April. In July, the world's first ICBM was fired by Germany who fired 7 throughout the year.


Japans first hydrogen bomb explosion.

NUCLEAR COUNT
Atom:
Germany: 119
Japan: 102
Hydrogen
Germany: 8
Japan: 5

It was in November 1950 that the GSA (German Space Administration) was formed and began working on a satellite. The red text at the bottom each update now represents the space race. If you arent interested in this part of the AAR, simply skip it.

 

[kramari]

Nice update, but who wouldn't be interested in the space race? Feel free to write it normally.

 

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ooo...are we going to have crisises like the cuban missle crisis or has all the countries been conquered by japan and germany and/or are puppets?

 

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ooo...are we going to have crisises like the cuban missle crisis or has all the countries been conquered by japan and germany and/or are puppets?

I think there will be be nuclear crisis's. And maybe even a nuclear accident or two.

Nice update, but who wouldn't be interested in the space race? Feel free to write it normally.

Good point. The space race will become a nice little backstory, im sure.

 

[Nikolai]

Space race is teh goodies.

 

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Intelligence​

A period of stalemate reigned as 1951 dawned. Both sides armed without much conversation. Franco attempted a dialogue to resolve nuclear weapons between Hirohito and Goering but it turned out to be a disaster. Japan also completed a huge aircraft carrier, the Odo which was the biggest in the world at that time.

India started to lean dangerously close towards the Axis thus inciting Japanese worries. Japan attempted the infamous Bombay Expedition which resulted in 800 dead Japanese and 2000 captured, as well as driving India into the Axis.

Germany also invaded Sweden on March 8th. 3 days later, Stockholm fell and Sweden was annexed. Japan invited Sweden to set up a government-in-exile which made Goering order a severing of relations with Japan.

NUCLEAR COUNT
Atom:
Germany: 168
Japan: 164
Hydrogen:
Germany: 45
Japan: 43

Japan is fast catching up on Germany

It was 30 seconds to launch at Hannover Cosmodrome. History was about to be made as the first ever satellite, Morgenstern 1 (Morning Star) was to be launched.


Morgenstern 1

At 04:57:57, March 3rd 1951 The V-7 carrying the satellite rose and rose until it detached thus leaving the satellite flying fast upwards into orbit. It was first spotted visually by a astronomer in Berlin trying to observe Mercury. It passed over Poland, over GOR (German Occupied Russia), where the first signals were picked up at a radio station in Minsk. It completed it's first orbit at 06:20:00. The Japanese were both demoralized and excited by the new satellite.

Goering made a speech from the Fuhrerhaus about the launch calling it a 'milestone of history'. Japan made a official response saying that it was going to launch a satellite in July.



Kondo 1, the first Japanese satellite which sucessfully launched on July 13th 1951

 

[Nikolai]

I wonder how long time it takes before the UK and what's left of France begin to make problems.

 

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of course, since the germans are first to put the satellite up, the japanese will be the first to step on the moon? or at least make a video filmed in nevada that make it seem like they stepped on the moon

 

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Neo Bolshevism​

On May 1st 1952, 300 rioting Czechs surrounded the Prague town hall and threw molotov cocktails through the window. More and more Czechs joined the riots and soon the town hall burnt to the ground while the people in it were killed.

Goering deployed 3 SS Infantry divisions to Prague, but these mutinied. As a result, the SS was disbanded 2 days later. Prague was put on high alert and the next day, German soldiers retreated from the city as they were fired upon by Jagdtigers, captured by the Czechs. The Revolt spread into Poland and Hungary and the three declared independence under Bolshevik governments. German soldiers quickly launched and offensive, but much to their surprise, Bolshevik forces took Breslau and quickly overrun Silesia.

On May 12th, Goering announced that unless the Bolshevik governments surrendered, He would A-bomb Budapest, Warsaw and Prague. Bolshevik forces stopped fighting and the Germans quickly destroyed the Czech force guarding Silesia. By May 28th, The revolution was over in Central Europe. But soon, the North would take up the challenge.....


Morgenstern 3

Shortly after the launch of Morgenstern 1 was 2 and 3. 2 was unmanned, but 3 carried a German Shepherd called Wessel into space. The retro-rockets succeded and brought the dog safely back to Earth. Wessel was paraded through Berlin on his safe return in April 1952. Japan had suffered yet another defeat.

However, Kondo 5 successfully photographed Earth for the first time in June and Kondo 7 took 3 rats into space in October showing that Japan wasnt far behind.

 

[Kordo]

Ah-oh those @$%# Communist pig-dogs are still causing trouble eh? Show them no mercy and nuke 'em all! :rofl:

 

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ahh communists!? i bet the japanese are funding them!

 

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ahh commies, I wonder if you will have a commite for anti-german activities?