 What happens to Europe after the bombs?
Three days later they had landed in Spain, merged with another division, then crossed the Pyrenees into France, and finally to Paris where the fighting had begun. The Russians had not yet used the H-bomb; the threat of annihilation by the retaliation forces had been too great. In cities, great and small, the air raid sirens sounded, high screaming noises which had jarred the people from sleep in time to die. Most of the cities and the majority of the population of both countries had been destroyed. Even their governments had vanished, leaving a silent nothingness. The armies that remained were without leaders, without sources of supplies, save what they could forage and beg from an unfriendly people. Throughout Europe anarchy reigned.
 It becomes anarchic, with essentially no governments left.
 It becomes anarchic, with essentially no governments left.  It becomes anarchic, with nothing but gangs to officially end what is left of the war.  It falls to Russia, becoming a wasteland in the wake of its bombing.  It becomes a festering wasteland. All living things dead.