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How many civil wars should Russia have?


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What does anyone here think about a HOI4 mod with this plot? Probably after we're done though.
 
I had some thoughts about the Romanist states: Spain, Italy, Portugal, South Greece, and the Southern Cone of South America.

Maybe, Romanism is not characterised by a totalitarian dictatorship, but by an illiberal presidential democracy (like Hungary or Singapore, maybe Russia-level?), where the President can - in case of a self-declared (and thus more or less arbitrary) national emergency/state of crisis/... - assume dictatorial powers for, say, three years? Five years? Which might even happen regularly, but that in principle, a form of democracy might exist.

That (with a "dictator" period of originally six months AFAIK) was the system of the Roman Empire at one time, at least.

EDIT: Regarding the monarchs, we should first find a consesus. Or do you want to hold a poll?
 
The Mahmood-Karff Laws on the Butterfly Effect

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In the process of making this timeline, creative differences have been found between me (Rooin Mahmood) and Red Arturoist (Timo Karff) on whether we shall use fictional or real people in this timeline. I have decided to make some rules on it, that the both of us
would agree on, as would others-
  1. All contributors to this timeline may be free to either include real or fictional people in this work
  2. In terms of royal succession, real pretenders and members of the family shall be used unless we are talking about a fictional marriage
  3. Both fictional and real politicians are allowed to be used
  4. The further away from the POD, more liberties are allowed
  5. There is no 5
This ok?
 
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In the process of making this timeline, creative differences have been found between me (Rooin Mahmood) and Red Arturoist (Toni Verff) on whether we shall use fictional or real people in this timeline. I have decided to make some rules on it, that the both of us
would agree on, as would others-
  1. All contributors to this timeline may be free to either include real or fictional people in this work
  2. In terms of royal succession, real pretenders and members of the family shall be used unless we are talking about a fictional marriage
  3. Both fictional and real politicians are allowed to be used
  4. There is no 4
This ok?
I don't like rule 4 :openedeyewink:

But actually, yeah, I think that this makes sense. I might also suggest that the further away from the POD, the more liberties that one can take regarding fictional characters
But closer to the POD, one should try to retain more real characters and events
 
Fianna Fail wins majority in Ireland. Will this mean the end of the monarchy?
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Fianna Fail Wins Majority in the Irish Parliement; Will This Mean the End of the Monarchy?
(B.N.C News*, September 2nd, 2019)

How Did this Happen?

A few months ago, the Irish Parliement (called the Oireachtas in Gaelic) held a vote of no confidence against the Fine Gael government. The Fine Gael party, the conservative, Pro-German party which has held the majority over the Parliement for most of Ireland's history, has recently been plagued by scandals and corruption. This was not helped by the increasing popularity of the right-wing Renua (literally "New Era") party. After the resignation of the last Taioseach, or Prime Minister, the increasingly popular, liberal nationalist party Fianna Fail called for a vote of no confidence. An emergency election was postponed for several months by Fine Gael, but was finally held a few weeks ago. Fine Gael came off as "incompetent and corrupt" to many people, and the Fianna Fail-Labour coalition was extremely popular in the Northern and Western parts of the Country. The right-of-centre vote was split between the remnants of Fine Gael, the Ulster Party, and Renua.

What Will This Mean for Ireland?

Fianna Fail was formed after the Irish Civil War by Eamon De Valera in 1922. Its main goal was the peaceful transition of Ireland from a Monarchy to a Presidential Federal Republic. It has mainly worked towards this goal by trying to weaken the power of the King through constitutional amendments and laws. But now that Fianna Fail has a majority, and can probably swing the entire left vote, due to their economic policies, many expect them to demand a constitutional convention, where they will disband the monarchy once and for all. The Irish monarchy has been a controversial issue since its establishment, due to the king being from the old Prussian Von Hohenzollern family, as a condition of Germany's backing of the Irish Rebels during the war for Independence. The current king, Iaochim II, has refused to comment on the issue.
Another major issue is changing Ireland's flag. Taioseach Michael O'Brian* has stated that "The Flag of our nation should not be defaced with another country's symbol", but others have stated that the symbol in the Canton is not a symbol of German dominance, but of the German Volunteers who fought with the Irish partisans in the war of independence. A flag referendum is scheduled for next year.
Inset: The Flag of Ireland

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The controversial flag of Ireland. The Green stripe is for the Irish Catholics, the Gold stripe is for the Irish Protestants, and the White stripe is for peace, liberty, and unity.
The Canton symbolizes the revolutionary movement that won Ireland her independence. The symbol is that of the German Volunteers, while the blue comes from the Blue Harp Flag.


What Does This Mean for Britain?

Several experts Have said that Ireland will "not attempt the political and economic nightmare of trying to leave the EFDG", but there will still probably be a souring of relations between Ireland and Germany for a while, especially if the king is removed. Some believe that Ireland might beef up its military, and possibly intervene in the crisis in Scotland. Yet others think that perhaps Ireland and Britain can come to an agreement, and maybe even become allies.
The future of Ireland remains uncertain, but it will certainly be something to watch for in years to come.

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Notes

* B.N.C= British National Channel
S.S.R.F= Scottish Socialist Republican Front. Basically the IRA, but Socialist, and in Scotland
 
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The Erste Reichsliga: Season 2019-20
Here, I can present another creation - I love how it turned out:

Season 2019/20 of the Erste Reichsliga! I depicted the promotion from Zweite Reichsliga West and Zweite Reichsliga Ost and the playoff rounds, too:

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2019, the world, revised
And I revised the map again. I revised the border of China in the Ningxia/Gansu area, I united Indonesia as @KaiserEmu proposed, and I eliminated subdivisions in a number of states which had 2019 subdivisions.

What do you think of this timeline (especially of our latest ideas for China), @Xianfeng Emperor and @Used-to-be Song Chinese ?

Also, may I work - at least to an extent - on most of Western Europe (France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Austria, Netherlands, Belgium,...) and possibly on other members of the EFDG (which is probably you meant with "European Federation", @mikroraptor )?

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China in 1937
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China in 1937
This is not a good year for the Nanking government. The PLA is causing mass defections, Xinjiang has collapsed into anarchy, and the Beijing government has made up all of its losses. The Mongols reach their greatest extent as well. Although it is less obvious, the Beijing government is struggling as well. They are desperately trying to keep their allied Warlords in line, while Germany seems to be waffling on its support.
Tibet and Nagaland have made armistices with their neighbors, and have carved out "protection zones".
The situation in Japan has worsened, as the desperate attempts to set up a government have failed. At the same time, the Japanese administration in Korea has disintegrated. Currently, Monarchical, Democratic, and Anarchist groups are battling it out for the fate of the Peninsula.
 
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Of course, the rankings are open to change. Especially India is basically provisional - that is the area of @Hindustani Person .

Any questions? What do you think of it - would you advice to change the ranking of a specific nation?
I think that Montana should score a little higher. Also, why does Illyria have two colors, and why are the Netherlands and Flanders flawed democracies?
 
I think that Montana should score a little higher.

Doubtful when you are in a civil war. It would likely be one of the better Hybrid regimes, though.

Also, why does Illyria have two colors,

In the areas of Croatia marked "totalitarian", active persecutions are ongoing. Croatia is ultra-natonalist and ultra-conservative and persecutes Muslims (in Bosnia) and Serbs.

and why are the Netherlands and Flanders flawed democracies?

Flanders is not that democratic because it is pretty anti-Communist. Imagine McCarthyism. And the Netherlands are, as a Commune, not that democratic, though still better than France.
 
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