Could German finance and Soviet imports sustain peace until 1942?

Could Germany keep its economy and rearmament going for several more years?

Only under a tight set of assumptions, including close economic control and continued access to relatively cheap Soviet resources.

The question brings MEFO finance and the pressures of rearmament into the scenario. Tight control could help the regime stretch its position, while favourable imports would ease material constraints. The answer still treats 1942 as a difficult limit and does not extend the argument confidently into 1943. This is a conditional estimate of how long the counterfactual can hold together.