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Yes, and that assumption is quite easy, with an attack from the East and no Western resistance against Germany, Russia would have been smeared off the map. The residual communist movements would not have meant anything against such power.

When the German army got stuck at the gates of Moscow, what Western resistance caused it in 1941, maybe French Vichy regime? And Germans gained less than Napoleon - he at least took Moscow before his defeat.

In your desperation to prove an unprovable point, you are back tracking and tripping over previously established points.

I already pointed out that the Nazi forces throughout all of Western Europe (29 divisions, which I have also already pointed out) could have joined the Eastern forces and crushed Moscow but for the fact that they had to fight the United States.

Plus, as I've already pointed out, without 1000 bomber raids smashing and crushing Germany industry every day, all that hard working German genius would have been filling the air with new German Luftwaffe and the ground with new divisions of Panzers. Massive reinforcements plus unrestricted German industrial output would have defeated Russia easily.

But I already made these points earlier. I know it's the fashion in Europe now to try and rewrite history and show no gratitude to the United States, but reality won't cooperate with you.

Simply put, there is no way Russia or Europe would have won without the United States. It just wasn't possible.