DBRP: 70 Years since the British Surrender

On the other side (the Sorelians), I could argue that HIMS Henry VIII was the luckiest warship the Holy British Empire had as it survived the war in good condition even though the British Imperial Navy was virtually destroyed at Scapa Flow and I think that it is fortunate that the United Commonwealth didn't expend her in a nuclear test like HIMS Nelson and HIMS Southampton and decided to display her in Sydney as a museum in my opinion. Also, what major warship do you think was the worst in WW2? Me? I'd go with the French Battleship Alsace as she was sunk after just 16 days and was a waste of sailors and resources as only 165 of her crew members were rescued, 75 by escorting destroyers and 90 by the Russian fleet which sunk her.

Well, the Dunkereque-class of Battlecruisers was arguably the best capital ship the French had as one of the four built of them actually survived the war and France could have built four Joffre-class aircraft carriers (only two were completed historically) or three Dunkerque-class Battlecruisers out of the steel used on the Alsace-class Battleships. Also, your view on the IJN Satsuma (OOC: OTL A-150/Super Yamato), which was completed in July 1945, a few weeks before the coup overthrew the Araki regime? Should they have built 2-3 Taiho-class carriers out of the steel used on the Satsuma?

Admiral Yamamoto famously said that the IJN Satsuma was "A disaster waiting to happen when it meets the carriers of the enemy" and while IJN Satsuma was placed in reserve in 1949 and scrapped in 1962, all three Yamato-class Battleships are still around with Musashi and Shinano being "museums in commission" with the maintenance of said ships including ensuring they can still fight while Yamato is the IJN's flagship. So, what do you think of the Dunkerque-class Battlecruisers of the Third French Empire? Were they the best capital ships the French built?

Okay, so, what do you think was the greatest tank battle of WW2, then?

I'd go with the Battle of Fulda, the furthest the Sorelians penetrated into Germany, where the 3rd and 5th Panzer Armies, along with the 1st Guards Tank Army, defeated the French army and pushed it back 75km.

Yea, that was it, and how long do you think would it take for the Third French Empire, the Holy British Empire, and the Great Japanese Empire to have turned on each other if the Sorelian Entente had won the War considering they had many contradictory visions for victory for the Japanese envisioned a "Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere" while the pseudo-Bonapartist regime in France wanted to revive the Napoleonic Continental System with a German Confederation dominated by Bavaria being carved out of Germany along with an "Intermarum Union" as well (basically a Greater Poland in all but name) while the British wanted to seize all of the Allied Colonies? Also, did you read Winston Churchill's memoirs in which he stated that along with David Lloyd George, he pushed for Emperor Edward I to make peace with the Allies as early as 1944 but Oswald Mosley persuaded him to fight to the death and only the nuking of Cardiff was enough to make Churchill launch his coup which overthrew Mosley and led to Britain's surrender? (OOC: Churchill and DLG are with the HBE because they historically supported Edward VIII in the Abdication Crisis)