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Can we learn more about Labour’s history mom?
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Kanan, I was wondering what the UN is like ITTL. As since there isn't a WWII, the combination of the German-Soviet War and the Great Pacific War would cause for the organization. I'm just hoping for some more in-depth clarification, if you have time of course. Thank you.
 

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The Indian invasion of Mysore was a conflict during the Indian Wars of Independence where the government of India invaded the Princely State of Mysore, which had supported the United Kingdom during India's independence war, which lasted until 1956. In many respects, the war became a symbol for Britain's final attempts to control portions of the Indian subcontinent, and its conclusion cemented India's position as an independent state. While Britain had been engaged in a war against the Indian National Front since the early 1940s, only after the Fall of Bengal in 1956 did Britain pull out of the majority of the country, conceding to its independence. The ongoing conflict in Mysore flared up, as Britain focused its efforts on defending the state, and had been able to enlist the assistance of several European powers to prolong the fight. Sri Lanka, then known as Ceylon, also assisted in the fight in order to protect their own independence, an ongoing fear was that India would move forward to annex the territory, as well as going after Burma. While fierce resistance by the European powers, which had mostly been limited to air support and supplies, had been able to keep the Indians stalled for several years, in late 1962 the Indians captured the vital port city of Cochin, which contained the majority of European aid and aircraft. With this vital link cut off, British involvement ceased, and the rest of the territory was occupied by early December. The war was officially declared over on 10 December 1962 by an Act of the Lok Sabha.

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Nijalingappa was an anti monarchist tho.
 
Another disaster for Mrs Carbone, what was the reaction to yet another chaotic session?

I wouldn't call it a disaster. The reaction so far as been muted, and much of the country is waiting to see the proposed ridings for the House of Commons before much further judgement is passed.
 
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