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After a successful Devolution Referendum in 1979, an SNP victory in the Scottish Parliament leads to Independence in 1985. Prime Ministers of Scotland 1985-2020 1985-1989: William Wolfe (Scottish National Party) 1989-1991: Alex Salmond (Social Democratic National Party) 1991-1999: Gordon...

Alright, I'll have a crack. If Hitler is in Bavaria during the time of the Soviet Republic, as a reaction to germany's defeat in the war, he could side with the Communists and join their army. Slowly but surely his prejudice is eliminated by Communist rhetoric, becoming a KPD politician after...

Darn, I had one for the BUF there.

After the end of the First World War, many Revolutionary movements were forming. My question is how many of these movements can launch a revolution in their respective nations. Extra points if they can hold on to power. I'm particuarly interested if any of these can be successful: The...

This is now so ASB that the ASBs are jumping off high buildings. The IRA never had mass support from 1923-1969. Saying that they all of a sudden become some force to be reckoned with is just wrong, no matter what POD you have. And 530 seats? Now you're just taking the piss. Baldwin couldn't...

What would be needed and what would be the consequences of a resurgent Macedonia? POD is between 300BCE-146BCE. Ideally the resurgent Macedonia would control all of Greece, some of the Adriatic and be a major rival to Rome.

Well there's a Dutch lake in the middle of Canada.

A semi-complete OTL map of the British Isles 1200 AD. It's really hard to find borders for the Kingdoms in Ireland so I need to properly figure them out and I need to add in the English Counties. The Western Isles and Hebrides are also hard to figure out, I'm not sure which ones are Norwegian...

I was meaning Bevan originally but I must have just confused myself somehow.

Well next time you post, you change it.

Sorry, I fixed it now.

A Georgist government because all other factions have been defeated. Therefore no need for the government tag.

Revolution jumps the pond. Start of the British Republic 1776-1779: George Washington (Military) 1779-1785: Thomas Paine (independent) [1] 1785-1791: John Wilkes (Consolidation Party) 1791-1797: David Adams (Traditional) 1797-1803: Thomas Holcroft (Radical) 1803-1809: Thomas Holcroft...

Revolution jumps the pond. Start of the British Republic 1776-1779: George Washington (Military) 1779-1785: Thomas Paine (independent) [1] 1785-1791: John Wilkes (Consolidation Party) 1791-1797: David Adams (Traditional) 1797-1803: Thomas Holcroft (Radical) 1803-1809: Thomas Holcroft...

I can't seem to find a map I was looking for. Does anyone know where the map of Europe that Xwarq used for his Rome TL is?

Good TL, Fletch. I don't think that my dad would be too happy, he was still a reserve in 1991 and his sympathies, even at a moment like this would still be rather anti-Tory. Again, good TL. Keep it up.

The only way is for Roosevelt to win again. Also, why would you, a supposed Communist, support the side in the war that had very limited 'people power.' Pretty bad Communist if you support the side full of Imperialists and not the side that has at least some 'people power.'

Quick wee map I made just for the sake of it:

So in 1934 the BUF held the Olympia Rally where 12,000 were in attendance. During the rally, Anti-Fascist protestors were beaten badly and brutally ejected from the rally. After the violence, the Daily Mail stopped backing the BUF and the BUF were badly hit, likely never to become a major...

I'd say either Kamenev or Zinoviev. For me they are the only two likely enough to rise to power.