I think you mean Switzerland and Austriapart of southern Germany and most of Hungary has remained neutral in the cold war?
I think you mean Switzerland and Austria
No ASBs.
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The Soviet Union rolled over the Finns in 1940. Brittany declared independence from France in 1942 and is recognized by the UK and the US, seeing as France is still under Nazi control. Greece, in the chaos of the second world war, lost much territory to the Soviet backed Macedonia.
Post 1945, Brittany, in order to resist French re annexation, sought support from the Soviet Union.
1952, during the third world war, the Soviets via submarine gave weapons to communist paramilitaries in Belfast which touched off the red Irish rebellion. In the final peace of 1955, the PRIC was guaranteed independence, forcing the United kingdom into a partnership with the republic of Ireland.
According to the map, are part of the Warsaw pact.The Soviets do not have the naval power projection to prop up the Britons and Northern Irish, and even if they did the political calculus of tying down that many resources and agitating the entirety of Western Europe into a tight alliance (No French alienation from NATO here!) who will be feeding guns to rebels in Ulster and Brittany and can easily out-play the Soviets in that reguard requires Stalin to have such an aggressive forgien policy there's no reason he would have stopped there. The South is easy enough to explain with an Axis Turkey (plausable, if unlikely: if nothing else Hitler could have massed troops in Bulgaria and pointed many guns at Istanbul to intimidate them into closing the Straits and triggering the Soviets to attack)
Well Brittany and Northern Ireland,
According to the map, are part of the Warsaw pact.
I think you mean Switzerland and Austria
Let’s roll with Hungary being staunchly independent during cold war!Or does he..?
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