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That makes sense. I suppose that there's also the logic that if Germany can't get non-white colonies, then no one else should have them either, right?

What turned Hitler into an anti-colonialist?

Yeah, that makes sense. What happens to the colonial empires in this TL? With Nazi Germany in charge of Europe, any feeling that non-whites should be entitled to independence would probably be significantly reduced. So, are France's, Italy's, and Spain's colonial empires going to survive up to...

I could be wrong on this, but AFAIK, the orange area was dropped because Nazi Germany was busy with the war. But this doesn't necessarily mean that Nazi Germany could not have reopened the question once the war was over. Briey and Longwy and their vast iron ore reserves could have been of great...

Here's a similar version of the map above, for greater clarity:

Gaullist France remained within NATO but not within NATO's integrated military command structure, IIRC. And AFAIK, Nazi Germany wanted more than just Alsace-Lorraine: But the rest of your post here actually does sound very sensible.

Have Britain make peace in 1940 and then have the Nazis crush the USSR in 1941-1942.

What would the long-term fate of Vichy France be in a Nazi victory/draw in WWII TL? As in, either the Nazis outright win WWII or they achieve a draw, where neither they nor the Allies are actually able to achieve a decisive victory. I'm asking about this right now because I think that any puppet...