November 18th, 1942. A German general picks up a phone and asks to withdraw. In real history, the answer was no. This episode asks: what if it wasn't? What follows is eighty years of frozen war, calcified empire, underground civilisation — and the question of whether liberation is still possible when the whole world has learned to live with the occupation.

November 18th, 1942. A German general picks up a phone and asks to withdraw. In real history, the answer was no. This episode asks: what if it wasn't? What follows is eighty years of frozen war, calcified empire, underground civilisation — and the question of whether liberation is still possible when the whole world has learned to live with the occupation.

November 18th, 1942. A German general picks up a phone and asks to withdraw. In real history, the answer was no. This episode asks: what if it wasn't? What follows is eighty years of frozen war, calcified empire, underground civilisation — and the question of whether liberation is still possible when the whole world has learned to live with the occupation.

WWII - The Armistice

History didn't have to happen this way. Divergence takes a single moment — one decision, one day, one person — and follows it to the world that could have been.&nbsp; Rigorous, cinematic, unsettling.

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History didn't have to happen this way. Divergence takes a single moment — one decision, one day, one person — and follows it to the world that could have been.  Rigorous, cinematic, unsettling.

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