Pure fantasy land thinking from the German regime.
In this thread, I'll demonstrate what's meant to happen according to Irlmaier anyway
"The remnants of the Bundeswehr ― completely surprised and taken by surprise ― flee, the weapons are thrown away, trucks and the few tanks that are ready for action are left standing in a panic."
"There will be another great famine and people will beg, even those who are doing quite well today. Many people will come across the Bohemian Forest asking for help."
"There will be heaps of dead people lying on the streets."
(Not sure if this is about Germany or Russia or both.)
"Our young people still have to move in, volunteers are still involved in the fighting, the others have to go to the occupation and will stay there for three summers until they come home again."
(Probably occupying post-war Russia for 3 years.)
"Large numbers of refugees will come and your own people will steal and plunder that it will be a disgrace."
"Everything to the right of the Rhine is broken. It will be a terrible thing."
In short, what the German government thinks it will be able to do and what actually happens will be largely two different things.
All the above quotes are from Irlmaier; other seers such as Stieglitz paint a bleaker picture.
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