hey, all. one thing i decided on for my ASB ATL a long time ago is that the Bolsheviks never take power in Russia and, as a result, Nicholas II remains in complete control of Russia until the Depression, when another, more moderate revolution takes place which brings Russia to democracy without shooting the tsar and his family. afterwards, the Russian Federation becomes most similar, politically and socially, to OTL's United Kingdom, with a figurehead monarch, an elected Prime Minister, a functioning parliament, and the highest identifying divisions in the former Russian Empire being constituent countries
anyway, does anyone think that Russia would "decolonize" and grant independence to any of its traditional territory (such as Ukraine or the Caucasus)? and if so, which ones?
anyway, does anyone think that Russia would "decolonize" and grant independence to any of its traditional territory (such as Ukraine or the Caucasus)? and if so, which ones?