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"Anti-semitic" ...

The US does the "wave"...

There was in OTL...

For question on Fascist economics, see "corporatism"...

The Americans were able to conquer the Philippines (Katagalugan) through a wise combo of force (establishing the so-called "hamlets" and terrorising the populace who won't cooperate with them and torturing captured mapanghimagsik) and deception (the Thomasites, branding the revolutionaries...

1.) More united government. Aguinaldo never had total control of the revolutionary forces during that time; some of the more outlying provinces (mostly those in Cebu) were controlled more by local ilustrados. Even in Malolos, there was conflict between personalities and factions. 2.) Keep...

The Japanese came close to that in OTL when the Katipunan tried to seek their help...

(this writer's getting the hang over CP-win threads...) POST YOUR THOUGHTS...

...they don't get Transylvania, right? :D

Having the Spanish-American War occur not would produce a major consequence for the independence movement in this writer's country. Between the Pact of Biak na Bato (which led to the exile of Aguinaldo and Co.) and the spread of the Span-Am War to this writer's country, the independence...

Where is it located?

More like an underground government...

Following up from the earlier thread, is it possible that the Lithuanians were able to establish a secret state (again, similar to that of the Poles) during the cold war? Again, Ladies and gentlemen, YOU CAN NOW POST YOUR THOUGHTS... :)

Is it possible that the Ukrainian nationalists were able to establish a secret state, similar to the Poles, during the Cold War? Ladies and gentlemen, YOU CAN NOW POST YOUR THOUGHTS... :D

The absence of Star Trek wouldn't cause much of a dent in the sci-fi world. There's a 900+ year old alien from a planet called Gallifrey travelling in a police box to fill that gap...

Apology accepted... And that's what you get when you get info from foreign "specialists" (don't mean to offend you, but it would be better to get your info on this writer's country from Filipino sources; most are in English). You're probably talking about the indio class (or masa) who...

EDIT: We did have an educated class back then. The likes of Jose Rizal, Marcelo H. del Pilar, Graciano Lopez-Jaena, even that of Aguinaldo, belonged to the ilustrado class, which started the so-called Philippine Revolution IOTL. Unfortunately, unlike most of those listed above, majority of the...

The CPP-NPA-NDF (aka the Red Triad) almost suceeded in taking over power in the Philippines, had it not been for that "miracle" known as the First EDSA Revolution.

Had Mr. Carnegie succeeded in "purchasing" the Philippines, he would have tried to implement his political views in that place (and knowing the "opportunist" mindset of the dominant ilustrado class there, he would have succeeded). By the time the Philippines becomes independent (perhaps after...