An advertisement on the popular historical roleplaying game Stone and Steel, developed in 2004.
Roza critisising the film "Soviet Struggle", created by a group of Stalinist apologists in late 1975.
A British intelligence report to Prime Minister Winston Churchill detailing the situation of Nazi Controlled Balkans in the 1940s and 1941.
Prime Minister Ulyanov of the Russian Empire following his election and establishing the Imperial Union. The state would lead to a revoluton in Germany, the British Empire and Japan establishing monarcho-socialist regimes across the world.
Lines from the 1993 Sci-Fi Noire film. Siberian Specters. The film, set during a dramatized retelling of the Russian civil war focused on a group of revolutionaries who discover an ancient chamber during a battle with royalist forces in the Ural mountains. The chamber in question was filled to the brim with ancient texts detailing decrepit creatures and unfathomable horrors. The main antagonist, Ulyanov, seeks to use these forces to conquer Russia as a "People's Tsar." The film would be met with mixed reviews, with many decrying it for its over-the-top effects and fairly generic plot, though the movie itself would gain a small cult following, though would receive the most fame when it would be used as the basis for a line of top-down rpgs released in the mid 2010s.
Spanish-born Protestant satirist Tomas del Verde mocking the church's use of indulgences in the guise of a catholic priest looking like Satan, 1585.
A criticism of the British Prime Minister, Lord Blackwood, to the King of England and Scotland, James V, about the North American dominions.
A line reportedly said by a Croatian (a former province of the Eastern Roman Empire) Soldier, referring to the several Danish raids on the Adriatic. The Greeks would not come, however, due to the concurring Anatolian Raids, where the Magyars successfully established the Sultanate of Rum later that year.
Duke Edward of Mercia in 1123, at the Battle of York. The Mercian ruling family had, for the last four generations, made a habit of fleeing battles, switching sides and sucking up to whoever was winning. Edward had spent his life seeming to fight against this reputation, proving his word was his bond in many instances... until the Scots invaded the Kingdom of Northumbria and at the Battle of York, Edward fled the superior scottish numbers the moment the battle started to turn.
King Charles V after gaining an addiction to a new solid form of chocolate, mixed with sugar, and subsequently becoming diabetic, squandering the finances of the state, and failing in his administrative duties. His reign would be marked by the success of the French in Italy, the loss of the imperial throne, and the failure of colonial projects in South America.
Adolf Hitler in 1943, after the Japanese unleashed special bioweapons and engineered plagues on the Americans on several islands being contested, as well as across the Phillipines. Millions would die from the plagues as they began to spread out of control, on the mainland and in Japan itself, by 1949. America would get their revenge after nuking Kyoto, Tokyo, Hiroshima and Nagasaki. In the end, Japan was broken up into two rather artificially defined nations, both puppets of the US. With American forces right there, the Chinese Civil War, which stretched until 1953, ends in favor of the KMT, and the Korean War (1955-1958) was much, much bloodier, but ended in a victory for South Korea and a unification of the Penninsula.
CNES Administrador Pierre Auger to President Georges Pompidou in 1963, introducing a weapons system known as the Lunar Propulsion System, capable of launching artificial meteors up to 40 meters in diameter.
British President George Wallace and American Prime Minister Gregory Smith discussing the post-Greek Scourge situation in Europe. The British were the ones who carried out the bombings, which the American Union was opposed to.
Speech given by an unknown protestor in Soviet controlled Riga. throughout the 90s and early 2000s, the Soviet Union and the Warsaw Pact nations were facing increasing internal tention, with many younger generation desiring a break from communist rule and opportunities to embrace those "forbidden things" such as capitalism, religion, western media, etc. This would lead to a series of protests in 2011 which eventually broke out into what became known as the Warsaw Wars, a series of conflicts and civil wars throughout Eastern Europe and Central Asia which would bring the old soviet system to its knees and would bring about among other things such as the collapse of Yugoslavia, the occupation of Sakhalin and the Kuril Islands by American backed Japanese forces, the Finnish reclamation of land lost in the winter war, and the Romanian-Moldovan war which has continued on to this day.
Theresa may talking about their options of the new guns to be used against the Nazis under the leadership of Hitler's grandson who managed to take over Argentina in the 2000s.
