Black Boots, White Snow - A collborative Nazi Victory TL

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I made this using the info I have for now. I only added the R.O.F. (Reichsprovinz Ost Frankreich), which I will explain in another post.

I will change it if further information about Europe is provided.

The independed countries you can see are a part of the "European Alliance". Its basically a Nazi Warshaw Pact. Spain and Italy are more like partners and co-founders. The Dark Red countries are Reichprovinzes, and are subject of great Germanisation and are mostly under the strict control by the Reich. Great Britain holds certain autonomy, but it still has a German Governor in London(10 Downing st, of course). I gave Germany the part of Italian Tyrol mostly populated by Germans, and I will post on how this happened. The Cyan part of the map is Ostland, which is basically the "lebensraum".


Good map lad.
 

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Nou Românesc - state press
07.07.1969

The engagement of Margarita, Princess of Romania, Princess of Hohenzollern, Princess of Bucureşti with Simeon II the Tzar of Bulgaria should be concluded at holy city of Jerusalem where two lovers are in wedding trip.
In part of the deal in region near bulgarian city of Bor Rumanian should be pronounced as co-official due to rumanian majority in these region, so should be with Bulgarian language for the minorities at Basarabien provinces. Additional free and demilitarized border between two country so our citizen should easy go at white sea in a vacation or in shoping tour in Rouse and in our palace near Balchik.

between the lines

Mass communist demonstration in rumanian city of Odesuva is surpressed yesterday, the leader of demonstrator our leading rocket specialist and aeroplan constructor Valentyn Petresku Glusku was arrested for using of illiteral language and denial of identification as a rumanian. He in moment of maddness he declared that he is ukrainian by nationality - he was sended in mental hospital. Also many of demonstrators are sended in different mental-hospital ward in country due to their denial of Rumanian nationality.

The Siguranţa statului published demographic view of the country. As we expected the rumanian nationality declared are almost 93% of the nation the other are nationality are: 3% german, and 2.5% bulgarian and 1% magyar and 0.5% others (turkish, tatar, russian ect.)




Interesting.

Where's this gonna go then?
 
Everything was in shambles... the hopes and dreams of 1917... the legacy of Lenin and the Revolution...

Oh Lenin! What would you think of this? They talked about just burying you in the dark days of 1942. That keeping you "alive" in your serene slumber was just plain decadent while all else was falling apart. But Comrade Beria saw in your immaculate, preserved being, the hope and future of our Soviet Republic! And now you lay at the center of our temporary capital, at the center of our dreams, awaiting your triumphant return into gates of Holy Red Muscovy! Oh how I wait for that day! Dear Lenin, please do not let the disturbances of the day wake you, continue your slumber for when you open your eyes, you shall be in the Worker's Paradise!

Now Stalin! That was a different story. Nobody had a problem with burying that bastard! Of course most of us were still deluded by his propaganda and we buried him with full military honors, like a fallen hero. How ridiculous! I recall the bloated eulogy, so full of lies and vanity that it was probably written by the old man himself before he bit the dust. Recited by the great actor Solomon Mikhoels, it truly took a great actor to summon such sincerity at that joke of a ceremony. So we buried the old man and he is below the ground now. Anyway, I ask you not to curse that man. I ask you to simply forget that man and forget that name! Now we live in the age of Beria!

Rejoice Comrade! Forget the horrors of 1941! Rejoice and fill yourself with glee for we live in the age of Beria! For he took those shambles, those ruins of 1941 and raised from them, the glorious Palace of Soviets! If you were hungry then, now you are full! If you were cold then, now you are warm! If you were without a home, now you are cozy! If you were in want, now you are satisfied! Rejoice! For we are living in the age of Beria!

Taken from; A Soviet Life: My Memoirs by Pavel Sudoplatov (Novaya Leningrad Press, 1970)
 
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The New York Times, 3rd July, 1954.

Adolf Hitler Dead!


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65 Year Old Leader On His Death Bed



Hitler, Fuhrer of the German Reich, has passed away at the age of 65. According to official reports from the German government, the leader of the Reich died peaceably in his sleep after a long bout with an unmentioned disease. Surviving Hitler is his young wife Eva, who was at the Fuhrer's side when he passed away.

The German National Socialist party has put government matters on hold for the day as matters are sorted out. A national day of mourning has also been arranged to honor the late leader. Without a formal central authority figure to rule the Reich, political scientists have postulated that power will be delegated among Hitler's inner circle until a formal successor can be named...

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Funeral Procession For The Aged Dictator

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The New York Times, 5th July, 1954.

Hitler's Body To Be Preserved For All Time

The German Reich has announced that they will build a mausoleum to Hitler where his body will be preserved and enshrined for future generations of Germans. Using special chemical techniques, suspected to be copied from Soviet techniques used to preserve Vladimir Lenin which the Germans may have come across upon their conquest of Moscow, Adolf Hitler's corpse will be kept in a state of complete preservation. Construction on the building is reported to begin within the next few months. In the meanwhile, Hitler's body will be kept at a secure facility...
 
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Where d'you get that photo Norton? Ace...

Who's going to decide what president Beria is like??????
 
Sights to See; The Palace of Soviets

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Image taken from Soviet stamp

Dominating the skyline of Omsk's affluent political-financial center, the Lyubinsky District, is the 415-meter, 110 storey Palace of Soviets, the tallest structure in the world, surpassing both the Empire State in New York and the Volkshalle in Berlin...

Constructed in 1965 and completed in 1968, to crown the success of Chairman Beria's Six Year Plans, the Palace stands today as the iconic and enduring symbol of the Soviet economic miracle of the 1950's and 60's, while the Lenin monument at its very top that points menacingly to the West, to beyond the Urals, is thought to represent the Soviet people's lasting revanchist sentiments. The building is also considered to be the greatest example of the Berian style of architecture...

The Palace is used both as a political center, housing the offices of Soviet Government, from that of the Chairman himself at the 110th floor, to the Politburo, the Presidium and the magnificent Congress Hall at the foot of the Lenin statue, and as a thriving businesses center with extensive office space from the 5th to the 70th floors. Tourists are encouraged to visit the three museums housed in the Palace, the Lenin Museum, the Museum of the Great Patriotic War, and the Museum of Soviet Culture. The Congress Hall is also open to tourists and visitors...

The May Day and October Revolution Anniversary Parades, on the 1st of May and the 7th of November respectively, are held at the foot of the Palace, as well as the Lenin Procession held annually on the third week of January, which tourists are also invited to see...

From; Fodor's Concise Travel Guides: Soviet Russia, 1989 Edition
 
Taken from Rising Tigers: The New Powers of Post-war East Asia by James Johnson (Chicago, 1985)

Following the end of the Transpacific War(or, as it is called in China, the Second Sino-Japanese War) and the defeat of Japan in 1951, a power vacuum was left in East Asia. This caused a small power struggle and attempts to gain hegemony in the region; the three main contenders for power were the United States, China, and the Soviet Union. The United States still had a major military presence in the area, and following the fall of Europe to Nazism, was trying to take a new role in world affairs. The Soviet Union, feeling isolated by their defeat in the Second Great War, felt that they needed the resources and allies in East Asia; as a result, they attempted to support Chinese communists. However, due to geographic location, China was the nation that could most easily exert influence over the region. Understanding this, both the United States and the Soviet Union attempted to influence the Chinese, who, shortly before the Japanese invasion, had been in a state of civil war between the communist and nationalist factions.


In the end, it was the United States that came out on top for influence in China due to Operation Ark Angel. In the Operation, the United States Marine Corp invaded mainland China to strike at the Japanese, which mainly involved hooking up with the Nationalists Army and supplying them with modern weapons. This allowed the Nationalists, along with the USMC, to fight the Japanese. After the war, the Nationalist faction not only had the support of much of the country, but also a supply of modern weapons and the United States Military to fall back on(although the USMC began leaving in the fall of 1951). This ultimately led to the Sino-American Joint Defense and Cooperation Treaty which was signed in 1953. However, belligerent Soviet attempts to form communist enclaves of Chinese territory lead to few boarder skirmishes between the USSR and the Republic of China. While the skirmishes were small and did little physical damage, the rift between the RoC and the USSR would not be mended easily. Relations were also hurt between the USSR and the United States, who would not publicly reconcile until the Nixon Administration.
 

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Taken from Rising Tigers: The New Powers of Post-war East Asia by James Johnson (Chicago, 1985)

Following the end of the Transpacific War(or, as it is called in China, the Second Sino-Japanese War) and the defeat of Japan in 1951, a power vacuum was left in East Asia. This caused a small power struggle and attempts to gain hegemony in the region; the three main contenders for power were the United States, China, and the Soviet Union. The United States still had a major military presence in the area, and following the fall of Europe to Nazism, was trying to take a new role in world affairs. The Soviet Union, feeling isolated by their defeat in the Second Great War, felt that they needed the resources and allies in East Asia; as a result, they attempted to support Chinese communists. However, due to geographic location, China was the nation that could most easily exert influence over the region. Understanding this, both the United States and the Soviet Union attempted to influence the Chinese, who, shortly before the Japanese invasion, had been in a state of civil war between the communist and nationalist factions.


In the end, it was the United States that came out on top for influence in China due to Operation Ark Angel. In the Operation, the United States Marine Corp invaded mainland China to strike at the Japanese, which mainly involved hooking up with the Nationalists Army and supplying them with modern weapons. This allowed the Nationalists, along with the USMC, to fight the Japanese. After the war, the Nationalist faction not only had the support of much of the country, but also a supply of modern weapons and the United States Military to fall back on(although the USMC began leaving in the fall of 1951). This ultimately led to the Sino-American Joint Defense and Cooperation Treaty which was signed in 1953. However, belligerent Soviet attempts to form communist enclaves of Chinese territory lead to few boarder skirmishes between the USSR and the Republic of China. While the skirmishes were small and did little physical damage, the rift between the RoC and the USSR would not be mended easily. Relations were also hurt between the USSR and the United States, who would not publicly reconcile until the Nixon Administration.


That's really good Lei, but we have a slight continuity problem. We know that the US/Japan war happened after 56, because that was the earliest possible date for nuclear weapons use. A previous post makes it clear Kyoto and Hiroshima were destroyed by nuclear bombs, and the Australians didn't make the first bomb until Jan '56, the yanks caught up a few months later. We know the Commonwealth has never used the bomb in anger, so it had to be the Americans

Can you retcon it please? The Soviet/China rift can stay unchanged, but it might be worth considering that Vladivostok was under Commonwealth control in the 70's.

***re-reading your post, there is no need for ret-conning, as there is nothing to say there was not a further war between US-Japan. Apologies***
 
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Can you retcon it please? The Soviet/China rift can stay unchanged, but it might be worth considering that Vladivostok was under Commonwealth control in the 70's.

How did Vladivostok get to be under Commonwealth control? I imagined it would be the wealthiest port city in Beria's USSR. Maybe it could be some sort of special free port city that foreigners could easily access, but travel into the rest of the USSR would require another visa. Sort of like Hong Kong and the mainland PRC?
 
Secret Speech of Heinz Hitler (October 26, 1973)- During the meeting of the 50th Congress of the National Socialist Party in Berlin, Fuhrer Heinz Hitler launched a 4-hour long speech wherein he repudiated the German Cultural Revolution and the work of Joseph Goebbels. The speech caused such shock to the audience that, according to some reports, some of those present suffered heart attacks, and others later committed suicide.

Fuhrer Heinz Hitler began the speech shortly after midnight; it took some four hours to deliver. Shortly thereafter, reports of it were conveyed to the West by Reuters journalist John Rettie, who had been told about the speech by Helmut Schmidt a few hours before Rettie was due to leave for Stockholm; it was therefore reported in the Western media in early March. Rettie believes the information came from Heinz Hitler himself via an intermediary.

The basic structure of the speech was as follows:

  • Repudiation of Goebbel's personality cult
  • Quotations from the classics of Hitlerian Fascism, which denounced the "cult of an individual"
  • Hitler's Testament and remarks by Heinrich Himmler about Joseph Goebbel's character
  • Before Goebbels, the fight with the Italian Fascist Party was purely ideological; Goebbels introduced the notion of the "enemies of the Reich" to be used as "heavy artillery"
  • Goebbels violated Party norms of collective leadership
  • After this repression, Goebbels ceased to even consider the opinion of the collective.
  • Examples of repressions of some notable Nazi Party officials are presented in detail.
  • Goebbels ordered that the persecution be enhanced: "NSDP is four years behind the schedule".
  • Practice of falsifications followed, to cope with "plans" for numbers of enemies to be uncovered.
  • Exaggerations of the role of Goebbels in the Great Patriotic War
  • Manifestations of personality cult: songs, city names, etc.
 

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How did Vladivostok get to be under Commonwealth control? I imagined it would be the wealthiest port city in Beria's USSR. Maybe it could be some sort of special free port city that foreigners could easily access, but travel into the rest of the USSR would require another visa. Sort of like Hong Kong and the mainland PRC?

That's a good idea. I posted in one of my less than popular "Delanore Theroux" bits that there were Singaporean troops stationed in Vladivostok and permits were necessary to travel into the USSR proper.

With Leistung's update, I'm leaning towards thinking that the Japanese occupied Vladivostok in the late 40's (we know there were a few Japanese left there in the 70's), but that the city was not returned to the USSR after the Sino-Japanese war, because of the Nationalist/Communist rivalry, or because the Japanese had defended it too well.

Perhaps Japanese Vladivostok was one of the triggers of the US/Japanese war of the late 50's.
 
Excerpts from "The Rise of Babylon" by Phillip Simpson (1993)

The history of Iraq in the 20th century is the story of a pawn inheriting the chessboard. They gained independence from the Ottomans by siding with the British. They emerged from the shadow of the British Empire by declaring their alliance to the Axis, alongside fellow Arab nations Lebanon and Syria. When it came time to advance their independence further, they seized the chance.

The Italian-German split of 1960 offered the perfect opportunity for Faisal II. Allying himself with the Germans, Faisal II negotiated trade in oil with the German Empire, sending oil tankers the long route around Africa to avoid the Italian blockade of the Mediterranean. Work would also begin on the Euro-Arabian pipeline through Syria and Turkey, though this would not be completed until after the rift between Italy and Germany began to heal.

As the German Empire relied more and more on Iraqi oil, Iraqi fortunes swelled, resulting in increasing industrial diversification and military expansionism. The Persia-Iraq War (1975) and the Iraq-Saud Wars (1983, 1986-87) just served to further cement their dominance in the region.

The failure of India, the Commonwealth, and the United States to even attempt to counter this expansion is perhaps only matched by the German Empire's failure to realize the increasing independence of their Middle Eastern ally. The detonation of the Iraqi nuclear bomb in 1990 was inevitable given these failures.

It is fortunate that Iraq has shown more restraint in their nuclear policy than fellow minor nuclear powers Argentina and Brazil (Platinean War, 1986)...
 
Excerpts from "The Rise of Babylon" by Phillip Simpson (1993)

The history of Iraq in the 20th century is the story of a pawn inheriting the chessboard. They gained independence from the Ottomans by siding with the British. They emerged from the shadow of the British Empire by declaring their alliance to the Axis, alongside fellow Arab nations Lebanon and Syria. When it came time to advance their independence further, they seized the chance.

The Italian-German split of 1960 offered the perfect opportunity for Faisal II. Allying himself with the Germans, Faisal II negotiated trade in oil with the German Empire, sending oil tankers the long route around Africa to avoid the Italian blockade of the Mediterranean. Work would also begin on the Euro-Arabian pipeline through Syria and Turkey, though this would not be completed until after the rift between Italy and Germany began to heal.

As the German Empire relied more and more on Iraqi oil, Iraqi fortunes swelled, resulting in increasing industrial diversification and military expansionism. The Persia-Iraq War (1975) and the Iraq-Saud Wars (1983, 1986-87) just served to further cement their dominance in the region.

The failure of India, the Commonwealth, and the United States to even attempt to counter this expansion is perhaps only matched by the German Empire's failure to realize the increasing independence of their Middle Eastern ally. The detonation of the Iraqi nuclear bomb in 1990 was inevitable given these failures.

It is fortunate that Iraq has shown more restraint in their nuclear policy than fellow minor nuclear powers Argentina and Brazil (Platinean War, 1986)...

Why? The Germans controll Georgia, Azerbaijan, and the Caucassus. They coud just sent it up there and ship it to Germany from there.
 
Why? The Germans controll Georgia, Azerbaijan, and the Caucassus. They coud just sent it up there and ship it to Germany from there.

ooc: In the post mentioning the fallout between Italy and Germany, Italy incited partisan activity effective enough to burn Baku. I assumed it would be too dangerous to ship it through the caucuses.
 

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Why? The Germans controll Georgia, Azerbaijan, and the Caucassus. They coud just sent it up there and ship it to Germany from there.

Good question. I suspect that George has just (inadvertently?) decided that Iran and Turkey are in the Commonwealth, Italian, Soviet or US spheres of influence.
 

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ooc: In the post mentioning the fallout between Italy and Germany, Italy incited partisan activity effective enough to burn Baku. I assumed it would be too dangerous to ship it through the caucuses.

That's another good point, but you can't get to Azerbaijan without going through Iran (no go for Iraq) or Turkey.
 
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