@History_Buff: I will probably be get the majority of France, but I think Germany will deserve to get some kind of occupation zone. Perhaps I will write an update on some kind of alternate Potsdam conference, except it could take place in Virginia or maybe somewhere in occupied France or something.
@Leviathan07: I plan on turning Britain over to the Canadians. With France, I am not so sure. There are files in the KR revolt.txt for the regular French Republic with the tricolour flag and with the vanilla French ministers. I was thinking I could release that and then mod Petain in as president. But if it proves to be too much, I will just hand metropolitan france over to the nationalists.
@Meadow: I am not sure if a US oil embargo would do anything to the Japanese now. They have both Borneo and Sumatra, which produce lots of oil. They also have all of the rich malay peninsula, which gives them tons of rare materials. Perhaps I could start a war by having the Japanese try and "complete" their control of the Pacific by making them try to invade my Pacific territories while the bulk of my military assets are in Europe.
@everyone else: thanks for your comments!
The war in Eastern Europe ends, as the last holdouts of the Ukrainian army and government surrender to the Russians. The Ukraine is now once again under complete Russian control. This victory for the Mitteleuropan alliance also allows the Russians to literally throw everything they have at the French and their remaining allies. Meanwhile, Nikita Khrushchev, Premier of the Ukrainian people's republic, is executed by Russian authorities.
In the skies over France, American P-51 fighter/bombers destroy whatever is left of the French Commune's Airforce, ensuring that American bombers are able to carry out their missions unimpeded.
French forces reach all the way into Transylvania. However, after gaining a small foothold in the region, they are pushed back by Hungarian forces. This represents the farthest point of advance for the French, whose army, which is now stretched fighting on fronts like Brittany, southern France, western Germany, Bavaria, and Slovakia, can no longer sustain the effort. From now on, the French will be fighting on the defensive against Mitteleuropa, a fight that they will be unable to win.
In the Mediterranean sea, German commando's launch a daring raid in Marseilles, forcing the French navy out into the open waters, face to face with the US navy's 1st Carrier task force. After a brief exchange, the French flee into Nimes, losing a cruiser in the process.
The Germans then force the French out to sea yet again by attacking Nimes, with the same result as last time. French ships take heavy damage, but none are sunk as they flee for another port. Meanwhile, the German soldiers that had landed in southern France are crushed by French reinforcements, with many of them being either killed, captured, or escaping to US lines to the west, where they are momentarily held before arrangements are made to send them back to Germany.
French tanks spearhead a counter-offensive aimed at Angers, defended by 150,000 American troops. Superior American armour and artillery decisively break the French assault, with many of their tanks being reduced to flaming scrap metal as the French abandon their attack.
An interesting discovery is made while a combined force of American bombers and Canadian fighters sorties over the city of Paris. The french have apparently beaten the US in the race to field jet propelled aircraft! However, it is too little, too late to save the French now.
Another battle off the coast of Southern France, as French capital ships attempt to force the US navy away from the coast. Their efforts prove to be counterproductive, with many of their ships being either sunk or heavily damaged by American Carrier aircraft.
Back on dry land, US forces launch a massive assault, with their goal being to conquer all of southern France, and to march right up to the Franco-Italian border.
