What if Germany won?

“Only the victory of the Axis would have given us the right to claim our share of the world's goods, of those goods which are in the hands of a greedy few and which are the cause of all evil, all suffering and all wars.
The victory of the so-called Allied Powers will give the world only an ephemeral and illusory peace.
For this you, my faithful ones, must survive and keep the faith in your heart. The World, after my disappearance, will still need the Idea which was and will be the most daring, the most original and the most Mediterranean and European of ideas.
I didn't bluff when I said that the Fascist Idea will be the Idea of ​​the 20th century. An eclipse of even a five-year period, even a decade, is absolutely of no importance. It is partly events, partly men with their weaknesses, which are causing this eclipse today. There is no going back. History will prove me right.
Fraternal assistance to the needy; morality in all fields; fight against ignorance and against servility towards the powerful; strengthening, if there is still time, of autarchy, our only hope until the utopian day of the subdivision among all peoples of the raw materials that God has given to the world; exaltation of the spirit of pride in being Italian; education in depth and not, unfortunately, on the surface as happened due to events and not due to ideological deficiency.”
Benito Mussolini, 22 April 1945 (Final Interview)
The Axis dream for Europe: a community of European proletarian nations