Nazi Invasion of Switzerland

Remember when Hitler had plans to invade Switzerland during the Second World War but, it never happened? What if it happened back in 1941? We shall find out.

Pre- Invasion
In 1940, Adolf Hitler has an invasion force ready for the invasion of Switzerland. The invasion force consists of 8,000 Fallschirmjäger paratroopers, 100 bombers, 230 Bf-109's, and 40 tanks for armor support. The invasion force's Fallschirmjäger infantry units are made up of POW's, volunteers, and veterans.

The air support was mass produced in case of a huge air assault on German soil but, many of the planes the German military that were mass produced entered the invasion force in order for the Swiss air fields and defences to be reduced to ashes. A couple months before the invasion starts, soldiers get ready for invasion and get ready to know what will be coming. Erwin Rommel is put in command of the Panzer Battalion that will be in the invasion.

The Invasion Starts!
It is time! The paratroopers are ready for the fight! Bombers are ready to reduce the buildings to dust! Let the invasion begin!

The Fallschirmjäger's are the first ones to advance. But, the Swiss have AA guns leading to the destruction of 15 Ju-52's. Once the German paratroopers landed on Swiss soil, they were given their objectives. Their objectives were to destroy all of the AA guns on the frontlines to reduce the number of destroyed Ju-52 planes. After 3 hours, the bombers come in to destroy the Swiss air force and defences at the frontlines.

After 4 hours, the Swiss ground army grows weak. The Swiss army has to reinforce the frontlines with prisoners and civilians. Nazi Germany now controls half of Switzerland in the span of only 3 days. Any attempts that the Swiss armies have tried to recover their lost land have failed. Now, it's time for Erwin Rommel to join the fight.

Rommel's Panzer Battalion moves to the village of Krusia. Krusia is a important village because it has the most men defending it and is also home to a ammo and fuel depot and a headquarters. If the Nazi's capture this village, it will lead to the end of the invasion. After 6 days of defending, the Swiss army gets overrun by sheer numbers of German soldiers. Switzerland was now a part of Nazi Germany. A resistance was formed in 1943 to fight against the Nazi oppression.