"Your Majesty, the Empire's settlement plan had greatly displeased the Americans. However, the US government accepted it. They knew there was no room for bargaining now; if they persisted, they would only lose even more. The US government was already planning to go to the West Coast and rebuild the nation there. As for the country's name, they were still considering it," Field Marshal Manstein reported.
After the fighting on the North American continent had come to a temporary end, Field Marshal Manstein had returned home. North American affairs were left to several Army Group Commanders.
In fact, after Germany announced its settlement plan, the German military's three Army Groups had already spread across the territories belonging to Germany, ready to suppress American resistance.
The armies of the various puppet states had likewise headed to the territories assigned to them, preparing to suppress the Americans.
The United States was a country that did not ban guns, and many American civilians possessed firearms. Although they would no longer be able to buy guns or ammunition from now on, the flood of weapons among the American populace was enough to give any country a headache. Fortunately, Germany and its allies had deployed a full eight million troops in the United States. Even if American civilians resisted, it would amount to nothing. Without heavy weapons, how could they possibly be a match for regular troops? The more they resisted, the greater the price they would pay.
"Have the Americans begun resisting?" Oscar asked.
"They have already begun. Incidents of attacks against our troops have erupted throughout the United States. Those American civilians are using pistols, rifles, and even hunting guns to attack our forces, making them impossible to guard against. Our troops have paid a considerable price as a result. However, our suppression