What would it be like now if the United States did not participate in the war during World War II?

On July 7, 1937, Japan invaded China in an all-round way, which aggravated the tension in the international situation. On September 1, 1939, Germany struck Poland, marking the outbreak of World War II. On September 3, Britain and France declared war on Germany, marking the full-scale outbreak of the Second World War. In the early morning of December 7, 1941, the Japanese navy suddenly attacked Pearl Harbor, the naval base of the United States, and the Pacific War broke out. This attack eventually involved the United States in World War II.

We might as well see what the war situation would be like if Japan didn't attack Pearl Harbor and the United States didn't participate in the war.

Let's talk about the battlefield in Asia first: If the United States didn't participate in the war, Japan wouldn't have suffered the fiasco of the Midway naval battle, and Japan's navy and air force would still have the right to control the sea and air in the Pacific Ocean, which would still be in an active position strategically, thus providing a prerequisite for the Japanese army to occupy the whole Southeast Asia. Before the actual American troops fought back in Guadalcanal, the Japanese army had defeated the British and Australian troops in Southeast Asia. Without the participation of the United States in the war, Japan will successfully capture the whole of Indonesia and further attack the South Pacific. In the next military action, it is also easy for the Japanese army to deal with the Australian army.

On the battlefield in Myanmar, although the Chinese Expeditionary Force will still receive assistance from the United States, it will not contain the Japanese army in Southeast Asia and the Pacific. The Japanese troops occupying the Pacific Ocean will be completely devoted to the battlefield in Myanmar, so the fate of the Sino-British Coalition forces in Myanmar is estimated to be run out. In Chinese mainland, the Japanese army will concentrate its superior forces and fully occupy the western areas such as Chongqing, so that China will be completely colonized by Japan. At this point, Japan's proposal to establish the Greater East Asia * * * glory circle rescue has been completely realized.

Let's talk about the European battlefield again: Before the attack on Pearl Harbor, Germany was already raging in the European battlefield. It has successively occupied Poland, Holland, France, Luxembourg and many other countries, and after Dunkirk's retreat, Britain has been cornered. It is impossible for Britain to fight back against Germany alone and launch a full-scale attack, and it can only be deadlocked with the Germans on the western front of Europe. Don't look at the battlefield in North Africa, the British army and Rommel are still in hot water, which are just some small battles, far less intense than the confrontation between the Soviet Union and Germany.

On June 22nd, 1941, the Soviet-German War broke out, and Germany invested a large number of elite troops to attack the Soviet Union. Before the Normandy landing, the Soviet Union had won the German offensive force in Kursk, and then the active and passive roles in the Soviet-German battlefield also included Germany taking the initiative at the beginning of the war, the Soviet Union changing from passive to active and Germany passive. In the real battlefield, the Soviet Union invaded Berlin by itself. The Normandy landings held back the Germans on the western front. If the United States had not entered the war and landed in Normandy, the Soviet Union would have eaten Germany itself. Because the Germans did not win the Caucasus oil field and Ukraine, the grain base, in the protracted war that followed, the Germans were doomed to be unable to consume the Soviet Union.

If there is no Normandy landing, Germany will dispatch German troops from the western front to support the eastern front to fight against the Soviet Union, so that Britain and France will have the opportunity to land on the western front, so that Germany will once again fall into a two-front battle and eventually defeat Germany.

After the Soviet Union wiped out Germany, millions of troops will still attack the northeast of China. At the same time, Japan is no match for the Soviet Union. In this way, the British and French allied forces will also land in Southeast Asia, leaving Japan in a multi-line combat situation. Even if there is no atomic bomb attack by the United States in Japan, it will only delay the Second World War and Japan will surrender later. No matter from the comprehensive strength, ranking of national strength and military superiority, Japan will be doomed to failure. The final World War II will still end with the victory of the Allies.

Only later, in the international position, the United States will not be so high, and it will only affect the post-cold war world pattern.