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unlike the colonisation of america, canada or new zealand, the british never acknowledged the aborigines as having any title to their land. i dont believe reservations were ever established for this reason.

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What's the status of the creamy coloured states?

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My guess is its a compromise with the Syndicalists - George V was King when the Revolution happened, so sticking to his birth name helps differentiate himself from the Old Regime.

That could work if the Union had fallen under Totalist control - as long as the Union remained relatively decentralised and with an accountable workers' democracy, this 'deNazification' policy would resemble something more like idk a Central American anti-communist dictatorship.

Very nearly done, just finishing off India

those are some interesting internal borders in that america

rename the rockies the New Carpathians

also im just very happy im writing a timeline where things change in latin america in the 20th century

The POD is in 1932, and it leads to a very, very different version of WW2.

a lil sumthin-sumthin

and dont you forget it