Hitler's victory in Europe would have dramatic consequences for Britain
Mobile death squads would hunt down targeted individuals, including Jews and intellectuals
Resistance groups would form, but struggle against the Nazi occupation
Hitler keeps a 'Black Book' with names of targeted individuals
The outcome of the war would have been vastly different if Hitler had won
What is the 'Black Book'?
—The 'Black Book' contained the names of 2,820 individuals, including Jews, intellectuals, and anti-fascists, to be arrested post-invasion in Nazi-occupied Britain.
Why were mobile death squads hunting down targeted individuals?
—The Nazi regime used mobile death squads, known as 'Einsatzgruppen,' to eliminate individuals deemed as threats or enemies, such as Jews, communists, gypsies, and anti-fascists, in their occupied territories.
How would resistance groups form?
—Resistance groups would form as a means of opposing the Nazi occupation, often through clandestine activities such as sabotage, intelligence gathering, and underground propaganda.
What impact would a Nazi victory in Europe have on the outcome of the war?
—A Nazi victory in Europe would significantly alter the outcome of the war, as it would give Germany a dominant position and influence over other countries, potentially leading to the expansion of Nazi ideology and control.
How would life be different under Nazi occupation?
—Life under Nazi occupation would be characterized by strict control, surveillance, censorship, persecution of targeted groups, limited freedoms, and the imposition of Nazi ideology and policies.
00:00In this alternate reality scenario, Hitler is victorious and occupies Britain
02:00Mobile death squads, known as 'Einsatzgruppen,' hunt down targeted individuals
04:12Resistance groups form to oppose the Nazi occupation, but face challenges
08:10Hitler keeps a 'Black Book' with the names of targeted individuals
13:10The outcome of the war and the world would have been vastly different if Hitler had succeeded
