Operation Sealion Web Site Updated by Answers 2000

HIGH WYCOMBE, U.K. - July 30, 2013 - PRLog -- In 1940, after the defeats of Poland, Denmark, Norway, the Low Countries, and France, the British Empire stood along against Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy, and Britain itself faced the possibility of invasion.


The Germans drew up detailed plans for the invasion and occupation of Great Britain, but fortunately these plans were never carried out or even attempted.  The reasons why the Germans drew back from Operation Sealion have been much speculated about – and most likely include the defeat of the German Luftwaffe in the Battle of Britain, German nervousness about facing the might of the Royal Navy, and Hitler’s desire to attack Russia


What would have happened if the Germans had attempted Operation Sealion remains one of the great questions of alternate history.  Answer 2000’s OperationSealion.com website contains detailed information that goes towards answering that question.  


The OperationSealion.com website contains extensive information about the German military plans, the difficulties that the invasion would have faced, orders of battles, as well maps and other important historical facts.    Additionally, the website lists books and videos where readers can learn more about Operation Sealion.  The website has an easy to navigate design, and even allows users to leave their own comments on individual pages of the website.


ABOUT OPERATIONSEALION.COM


OperationSealion.com is a leading destination and educational resource for students of Operation Sealion, the proposed (but never carried out) 1940 German invasion of England.   Interactive features of the website allow the users to share pages on Facebook and Google+, as well as to leave comments on individual pages of the site. Go to http://www.operationSealion.com/ to find out more