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A surviving Erik the Red's Land, with a Nazi Victory.Related content
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Slartibartfast's done some serious work there...
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If its a Nazi victory then why do the Americans have most of Greenland?
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In this TL, the Americans signed a peace treaty with the Germans.
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But why allow the Nazis a strategic position in a region that they never occupied?
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the looser cant really dictate the terms of a peace treaty now can they
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Yes they can. Β Unless America was completely occupied and with their military failing, as in the case of Germany in 1945, then yes the losing side in a conflict can negotiate for more favourable terms. Β It's actually incredibly common throughout history, though I suppose Americans only belief in absolutes when it comes to conflict.
But let's assume that Germany was negotiating from the position of strength and could boss the Americans around. Β Splitting Greenland? Β Not even an East-West split but a fucking North-South one that leaves Germany with some of the worst land on the planet and the Americans with a clear shot at Iceland and the British Isles. Β Ya know what that is? Β That's fucking smart!
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they can negotiate but they don't have as much say, simple fact remains when you loose you loose
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Then why not take the whole of Greenland then?
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Evidently you since you've been defending the decesion.
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actually I don't, but perhaps the creator of the map dose
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No shit Sherlock.
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hey there no need for nastiness
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You think that's nasty?
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it was unnecessarily rude yes
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It's a common enough saying to be disregarded as rude by most adults.
And my point is that you've been defending the rationale behind this map when you have no idea what it even was.
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Last I check that was no excuse for you to forget your manners
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Always found the region interesting. Good map also
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