Author:  Sam K- Kahta

Historical Overview
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Facing the threat of Axis success in North Africa, on October 31st, 1942, Germany and Italy signed the 1942 Treaty of Versailles with the Western Allies.



The treaty included the following provisions:
Finnish/Soviet peace agreement

Axis withdrawal from Western Europe and Norway, to be replaced with puppet governments.

Western Allies can continue to provide lend-lease to the Soviets


Changes to the scenario include:

Axis allies have a slightly better starting position in the Stalingrad area
Western Europe, Norway, Finnish, and North Africa theater boxes are closed. All units sent to Map or Axis reserves.
Strength requirement for Italian theater set to zero
Removal of Transcaucus and Northern Front for the Soviets
