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Probably to show Ralph Peters's vision as written in "Blood borders: How a better Middle East would look".

Here's the version with all (somewhat) current administrative divisions.

Frankly, I think we need to butterfly away the Qin for this to really work out. The annexation of the modern-day Guangdong area was a heavy blow against the proto-Vietnamese people, and as such IF for some reason the region never was part of China, we might have a pretty interesting scenario.

Tell me if you need further help.

I made the map. Here's a modern administrative division version of the map you posted. Finally, edit out that map, it's stretching my screen.

Give me the original blank map. I think I can do this particular work for you.

Hmmm... Tell me what you exactly need, and I'll work on the map with you. Not sure what you want :confused:

Something by Halibutt, one of the best drawers of Polish Maps at Wikipedia. Here's the link to a whole bunch of his maps. Two maps showing West Belarus, the Polish territories which the USSR claimed for the Belarusian Soviet Socialist Republic.

What's QBAM? I might be able to help if I know what that is.

I find this to be the most difficult part. How do we avoid the overthrow of either Austria or Prussia to bring out a union short of rebellion except by marriage (sort of out of question given the vast differences in mentality)?

Yes, but we're not completely sure as the reason for Sun choosing Nanjing. Part of it was probably because there was already a Beijing "government" with Yuan Shikai being in control through the Beiyang Army. Basically, the existence of Yuan was most likely a factor in . Either way, Beijing was...

Being more centrally located in terms of industrialization (Manchuria), having been the original and non-Chiang capital of the ROC, geopolitically safer (Shandong and Liaoning being a good barrier), closer to the USSR, less damaged than Nanjing, and originally the most ideologically red of the...

Give us a summary of how this German Confederation was formed.

I personally don't know why the Soong Sisters would throw Europe into turmoil, although they were the only sisters I had in mind.

Now I am scared :eek:

Korea wank?!?!?! :eek:

A French-influenced flag I saw somewhere.

Convenient death of Cavaignac. Conspiracy?

Hitler gained the popular support he did (without taking into consideration the Great Depression) by actually toning down his antisemitism in public. I really don't see anything different happening until around 1935, when the Nuremberg Laws were publicly enacted.

Are you saying that Fulgencio Batista y Zaldívar was not a neo-fascist, whatever that's supposed to mean?