AH by Gary Gygax: "Victorious German arms: An alternate military history of World War Two"

  Never heard of it although a 13-14 year old me might have been interested if I had known about it when it came out.  Presuming of course there was a cheap paper-back version - got to stick by my religious principles as a devout miser.

  The chapters show suggests it starts sometime during Barbarossa or possibly the following year with a successful operation Blue taking both Stalingrad and Baku - the OTL Operations Uranus/Saturn being attempting and failing then advances to the Urals - probably in early 43, followed by a pincer movement with a successful Rommel advancing into Palestine and another forces striking through Persia to secure the ME.  Then probably a last bid by Stalin that fails - unless Last Gasp in the East is something to do with Japan.  Also the mention of Gibraltar suggests it assumes Franco is persuaded to join the Axis and German forces take the Rock.  Possibly also a premature/desperate allied invasion of some part of Europe - where in France, Spain or Italy I wouldn't know. 

  What happens in the Far East is unclear but Japan leaving the Axis could suggest it makes a separate peace with the US - which the latter might be willing to do because of the dire situation in Europe although could be politically unlikely.  Then something happens with China,

  The Skies Rain Death could relate to an allied strategic bombing campaign or a German missile attack on the UK.  British Islands submerged - which presumably is in 46 - sounds very grim and could relate to it being isolated by more U boats or an overwhelming attack, possibly using gas or nuclear weapons - perhaps decided by the Secret War.

  Anyway initial speculation as to some of the points.  In 73 we're less than 30 years from the end of the OTL war and a lot less was known about the actual facts and resources so Nazi victory scenarios were a lot more practical seeming than they would be now.