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 | | The conservative wing of the Party is divided between two isolationist Senators, Robert Taft and Arthur Vandenburg, while the liberal is roughly divided between Indiana banker Wendell Willkie (who has not been associated with Democrats and thus not discredited as per OTL) and New York Governor Thomas Dewey. |
 | | Kripo Commander Obergruppenfuehrer Arthur Nebe, the highest-ranking official left alive in Berlin, has already placed his old rival Heydrich under arrest, and hands him over (reluctantly) to the Soviets when they arrive on November 19, 1945, even as Guderian (even more reluctantly) hands the city over to them. |
 | | In the meantime, the Allied powers are moving to occupy their assigned zones of, well, occupation: The Americans in Lower Saxony and North Rhine-Westphalia; the French in Rhineland-Palatine and Saarland, and the United Kingdom in Baden-Wurtemburg and the western half of Bavaria. |
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