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War between CSA and Canada/New England
Canadian infantryman preparing for a defence against Combined Syndicates of America (1945)
Despite organized defence, personal bravery of Canadian soldiers and willigness to fight against invaders, Kingdom of Canada fell within next two months.
Reeducation Camps in Canada was a place where most of nobility was imprisoned and forced to work in farms. Usually, they were released after few years if they agreed to praise syndicalism. Royalty, such as princess Elizabeth of Windsor (or Elizabeth Wettin as she is known in the CUS) was more thorougly indoctrinated into the collective mind of Canadian syndicalists.
New England soldiers preparing for a last defence of Boston in the battle against Syndicalists (1945)
Canadian infantryman preparing for a defence against Combined Syndicates of America (1945)
Despite organized defence, personal bravery of Canadian soldiers and willigness to fight against invaders, Kingdom of Canada fell within next two months.
Reeducation Camps in Canada was a place where most of nobility was imprisoned and forced to work in farms. Usually, they were released after few years if they agreed to praise syndicalism. Royalty, such as princess Elizabeth of Windsor (or Elizabeth Wettin as she is known in the CUS) was more thorougly indoctrinated into the collective mind of Canadian syndicalists.
New England soldiers preparing for a last defence of Boston in the battle against Syndicalists (1945)
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