Talk about it here, and why it's so awesome.
Right now, my favorite is the Red Curtain from Resistance: Fall of Man. In this TL, Tsar Nicholas II adbicated his throne in 1917 and gave it to his his brother Mikhail, and under his leadership Russia managed to escape Bolshevism. However, Russia lost a sizable chunk of western territory to Germany in the peace treaty negotiated shortly afterwards, and Mikhail's rule was threatened by any number of revolts and peasant/socialist uprisings in the following years. Finally, in 1921, Mikhail takes the unprecedented step of withdrawing Russia from international affairs and beginning the construction of an immense set of fortifications along Russia's western frontier. Running the length of Russia's border (pretty much OTL's Russian border) from the Baltic to the Black Sea, it's even longer that the Great Wall, and it was built by a society ravaged by war that only has a substandard level of industrialization. How impressive is that!
Right now, my favorite is the Red Curtain from Resistance: Fall of Man. In this TL, Tsar Nicholas II adbicated his throne in 1917 and gave it to his his brother Mikhail, and under his leadership Russia managed to escape Bolshevism. However, Russia lost a sizable chunk of western territory to Germany in the peace treaty negotiated shortly afterwards, and Mikhail's rule was threatened by any number of revolts and peasant/socialist uprisings in the following years. Finally, in 1921, Mikhail takes the unprecedented step of withdrawing Russia from international affairs and beginning the construction of an immense set of fortifications along Russia's western frontier. Running the length of Russia's border (pretty much OTL's Russian border) from the Baltic to the Black Sea, it's even longer that the Great Wall, and it was built by a society ravaged by war that only has a substandard level of industrialization. How impressive is that!
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