Why would the US fight the battle of the Atlantic if the European part of the war is over? The US only declared war on Germany AFTER Germany declared war on the US. If England signs a peace treaty there is no battle for North Africa, no Italian landings, no battle for Atlantic and no landings at Normandy.
Without the US and the UK the Soviet Union loses the battle of attrition. Soviet soldiers marched to war in American boots, riding in American trucks and trains and eating canned American food. The US arms, food, clothing and transport was enough to supply a front line army of 60 divisions - England supplied enough for another 30-40 divisions. Remove 80-100 divisions from the Soviet front line armies and there is no Soviet offensive in 1943 and there isn't a reserve army for the counter attack at Stalingrad. Without western armies in North Africa, Italy and France the German army can add 50% to their strength in the Soviet Union. Drop 30 front line German divisions around Stalingrad while reducing Soviet strength by 40 divisions and see how that battle turns out. Add over 800 frontline fighters to German strength at the same time and things get very grim for the Soviet Union in the second year of their war. The battle of Stalingrad is fought and most likely lost by the Soviets in August 1942 while the Soviet Union loses oilfields in the Caucasus while Germany gains their production.
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