A Post-Valkist World - Führerreich to the Present Day
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Over 10000 protestors killed? That's hefty! Are some of those protestors considered maryrs/heroes in Germany? Or even outside of Germany? Did anybody get peace prizes (like a Nobel Peace Prize or something)?
Also, what ideas/ideologies did the National Renewal Party (it would most likely be Partei der Nationalen Erneuerung) have? Could you make an infobox for it? What results did the last election before the CHristmas Revolution have, and was that election rigged?
Also, what ideas/ideologies did the National Renewal Party (it would most likely be Partei der Nationalen Erneuerung) have? Could you make an infobox for it? What results did the last election before the CHristmas Revolution have, and was that election rigged?
Yep, this event is supposed to be OTL France 1968 cranked up to 11 so it's bound to end in tragedy like this
Yes, I haven't come up with their names though. But I'm thinking Mona Levisohn's father could've been involved in the protests as an immigrant worker, and maybe even one of her uncles was a martyr
Not sure yet, but perhaps
They were a conservative, right-wing party that favored presidentialism and had an authoritarian bent. Kinda like radical Gaullists
Perhaps
The last elections were held about 4 years beforehand, and resulted in Hellmuth Friedrichsen of the PNE as President and a PNE majority in the Volkstag. Since the Third Republic was fully presidential there was no Chancellor at the time
Not necessarily rigged, but definitely gerrymandered, as part of Friedrichsen's ideology involved single-member Volkstag districts
2018 Icelandic election
The 2018 Icelandic parliamentary election was held on 10 June 2018 to elect all 63 members of the Althing. Despite an increase in votes and seats for leftist parties, the incumbent centre-right government under Prime Minister Vagn Blöndal was reelected
And what about my country (the Philippines)? Who’s the current Philippine President?
I noticed that quite a few of the far-right parties have female leaders, noticeably more than OTL as far as I can tell. Is this a legacy of valkism, something else, or just coincidence?
Coincidence, but I can say it's the legacy of valkism
Haven't really thought of that lol, Asia isn't my strong suit. But I'll try to come up with something now
CNN 10/4/2019
Time for a semi-crossover (not really a crossover, just a character parallel) with @Planita13's A Shining Valley TL. Also, Danny DeVito
Their electoral system is cursed ITTL, with a bunch of tiny constituencies plus like 2 reasonably sized ones. Plus they have a strong German minority in the Sudetenland as Sudeten Germans were never expelled ITTL, although they generally vote more centrist than the rest of the population if anything
The times seem to be very turbulent here, even moreso than OTL!
And I love that the Left Alternative, the left wing of SPD and the Greens stand up to challenge what Falkenau rightly called "red-painted liberalism"!
What was the Lippert affair in 2017 about? Do you have any information about the most recent (2015?) German election where Monika Levisohn became Chancellor?
Also, the Greens are going strong ITTL. Is climate change a hot issue ITTL, too? Are there any climate change denialist parties in Germany? Is there a Fridays-for-Future-like movement?
Also, are these the most turbulent days/weeks in German history since 1970/71 with its Christmas Revolution?
And I love that the Left Alternative, the left wing of SPD and the Greens stand up to challenge what Falkenau rightly called "red-painted liberalism"!
What was the Lippert affair in 2017 about? Do you have any information about the most recent (2015?) German election where Monika Levisohn became Chancellor?
Also, the Greens are going strong ITTL. Is climate change a hot issue ITTL, too? Are there any climate change denialist parties in Germany? Is there a Fridays-for-Future-like movement?
Also, are these the most turbulent days/weeks in German history since 1970/71 with its Christmas Revolution?