The challenge is to get Southeast Asia to become a united nation after WWII. Even if there are the right factors to foster growth and camaraderie will it be possible? How does this affect the Cold War and beyond?
The challenge is to get Southeast Asia to become a united nation after WWII. Even if there are the right factors to foster growth and camaraderie will it be possible? How does this affect the Cold War and beyond?
The US never gets involved in Vietnam, and a unified communist Vietnam conquers all its neighbours?
By after World War II, can that mean after a victorious Japan unites them all under their 'co-prosperity' sphere? Otherwise this is impossible.
By after World War II, can that mean after a victorious Japan unites them all under their 'co-prosperity' sphere? Otherwise this is impossible.
That, in itself, is a daunting task. Beside, plastering the word 'Japan' over the entire region that doesn't exactly fulfill the requirement of the WI. :V