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anti-CSA rebels, Soviets in America, Wonder Women
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African American trade unionist being lynched by the American Unionist Legion (1939)

Shortly after end of the Second American Civil War, disgruntled white supremacists in the South formed an American Unionist Legion, to oppose any attempt of syndicalism in the United States. Legion would be eradicated during a Second Southern Operation perpetrated by the American People's Liberation Army between 1940 and 1944.

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White supremacists in the Combined Syndicates of America planning their infamous Atlanta coup d'etat of 1968. (1968)

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Soviet soldiers posing before McDonald Syndicate advertisement. (1984)

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Wonder Woman (2018)

American movie made by the Chicago Fantasy Film Syndicate. Depicts Wonder Woman, a comic character from 1950s, fighting against evil and corrupted authoritarian government of fictional city in America, while liberating people from opression. Her creator modelled her after women fighters that were conscripted by Reed government during the Second American Civil War, most notably Jane Wyman - Lt. General, who executed Huey Long on October 14, 1938.

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Natasha Krupskaya - Soviet Wonder Woman fighting against misogynist Empire of the Rising Sun. Based on a 1950s science fiction novel under same title. (2019)​
 
Madame Reagan shoots Huey Long
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Last Days of Huey Long (2016)

Lt. General of the American People's Liberation Army Jane Wyman (Hayley Atwell) executes Huey Long, dictator of the American Union State. Movie depicts last days of the American Civil Wars - bloody siege of New Orleans - last stronghold of American anti-Syndicalist forces. Lt. General Jane Wyman disobeyed her direct orders from her superior officer and directly led assault on the Presidential Palace, where she shot Long six times and executed every inhabitant of the Palace. With a resurgence of American gun-loving sentiments and growing feminism, she had become a popular hero for millions Americans.​
 
French Communard trenches (1939)
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French Communard trenches (1939)

Failure of Flanders-Wallonie Strategic Offensive and German Race to the Sea forced Jacobin government to conscript as many men and women as possible to stop the counterattack. Kaiserliche Armee encountered strong resistance from Syndicalist fighters composed from the Union of Britain's conscripts and volunteers from across the world. At the beginning of the war, both sides expected a quick victory - Communards pushed their tanks through Flanders Wallonie to invade Rheinland and ignite socialist uprising, while German counterattacked them and seized Northern France. Battle of France ended after six months, when German forces conducted offensive on the whole frontline, inflicted massive casualties and occupied whole country after rapid Blitzkrieg campaign. Two million French and one million German soldiers died due to Battle of France.​
 
Comrade General Secretary Elizabeth of Windsow
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Former princess Elizabeth of Windsor in a labour camp in Canadian Union of Syndicates - a CSA puppet state that arose on 1945 after American-Canadian War.

Elizabeth of Windsor was re-educated in a system of labour corrective camps across Canada, spending ten years in Vancouver Labour Prison No. 1, Quebec Correction Camp No. 4 and Ottawa Re-education Camp. On 1956 she began work as in textile industry, three years later she was elected as a Syndicate's representative for the Canadian Trade Union Congress, which she led from 1968 to 1972 as a figurehead for Reformist wing inside the Congress.​
 
Comrade Vice-Chairman of Trade Union Congress Diana Spencer
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Diana Spencer

Following American conquest of Canada, noble titles were abolished. Diana Spencer, daughter of Lord Spencer is notable supporter of the reformist wing inside the Trade Union Congress.
 
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George H.W Bush

Son of the People's Commissar of Planned Parenthood, GHW joined People's Liberation Air Forces and volunteered to join expeditionary forces in Indochina, where he was captured by Mongolians.

Combined Syndicates of America supported Jacobin People's Republic of Vietnam, State of Red Cambodia and Laotian Alliance of Syndicates during their struggle against German puppet government ruling the land since 1942. Between 1959 and 1968, war was conducted by local syndicalist forces against German Asienkorps and their Askaris troops. Since 1968, quagmire expanded - Soviets provided direct assistance in form of military supplies, tank, trucks, rifles, ammunition and artillery guns, Combined Syndicates of America started airstrikes against pro-German positions and blockaded main cities' ports while Greater Mongolian Empire sent ground troops to start their own campaign against Syndicalism.

 
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Japanese tank during battle of Batavia (1941)

After lost war against the Soviet Union, Japanese Empire fell into the hands of expansionist, nationalist regime that started rapid industrialization of the Home Islands, militarization of society and aggressive war to establish new Peace under the Sun in Asia. Phillippines, left without protection after American Civil War, were the first target for Japanese war machine, followed by Dutch East Indies (weakened by the loss of mainland Netherlands to the syndicalist revolution) and Legation Cities in China. Empire of India, that arose after Princely Federation defeated both Delhi and Communard regimes, was defeated in the long war of 1943-1947. All these regions were made into puppet states, ruled by the Japanese Emperor with some rights to autonomy.​
 
Overlord of Whole Earth, God of War, Reincarnation of Genghis Khan, Protector of Humanity
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Genghis Khan II (Roman von Ungern-Sternberg)

(January 22, 1886 - March 5, 1953)

Dictator of Mongolia
(March 13, 1921 - May 14, 1921)

Khagan of Mongolia
(May 14, 1921 - November 7, 1936)

Emperor of Mongolians
(November 7, 1936 - March 5, 1953)

Genghis Khan II, supported by Japanese Empire due to mutual fear of social revolution that was happening in the Republic of Russia during spring 1936, conquered China (except Legation Cities seized by Japanese and Manchuria seized by Soviets), transformed backward state of Mongolia into industrialized country through massive state intervention, "campaigns" to eradicate poverty, unemployment and poorness through conscription of millions Chinese to build state infrastructure, factories, ports and cities. During his bloody reign (he had caused approximately 70-100 million deaths), he was heavily supported by the German Empire (which lost their colonial possesions in China due to Chinese republican Revolution of 1936) with military and economic advisors, equipment, engineers and great amount of money to counter Soviet influence in the area.​
 
Japanese attack!
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Kempetai officers.

Secret police of the Imperial Japanese Army was reinforced by the National Populist government in early 1940s. Dreaded force would has right to arrest any civillian or army officer, torture to gain any credbile information and - in case of war - execute those who were deemed as treasonous. In occupied territory, Kempetai took part in various genocides to eradicate people deemed as unnecessary to the New Asian Order and even assisted Mad Baron Roman von Ungern-Sternberg in his infamous "campaigns". Since 1950s, their activities on the Home Islands has been overtaken by the Imperial Japanese State Security Commission and limited to the occupied territories.

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Indochinese children trained by Imperial Japanese Army officers. (1944)

Japanese government authorized local IJA garrisons to train young generation of Indonesians, hoping to create a more loyal population of the puppet state.

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Hideki Tojo in Manila (1942)

Shortly after fall of Manila, Japanese Prime Minister Hideki Tojo arrived in the city, to sign a peace treaty with Phillippines government. Second Republic was established as a puppet state of the Japanese Empire and quickly joined the New Asian Order. Following disastrous end of the Second Russo-Japanese War, democratic government fell and was replaced by the Imperial Way faction formed to achieve Showa Restoration through abolition of democracy, formation of fascist, militaristic state, modernization of military, state intervention in economy, collaboration with the largest Zaibatsu cartels and unification of all Japanese under One Party, One Prime Minister and One Emperor. With the help from Germans, Imperialists were able to fund their activities and lift Japan from post-war recession.​
 
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Lt. General of the Soviet Air Forces Valentina Tereshkova posing for a photo on the Moon. (1966)

The photo was taken by Colonel Eugene Roddenberry of the People's Liberation Air Forces.

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German lunar landing (1967)​
 
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Imperial Japanese expansion on the Moon
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Japanese landing on the Moon (2010)

First Japanese landing on the Moon has shocked the world. While Imperial Japan was sending artificial satellites and limited manned orbital missions since late 1960s, it was unexpected from them to launch lunar landing mission, especially after period of civil unrest and constitutional reforms that transformed Japan into modern country during 1980s.​
 
First Man in Space - German
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Rufus Sewell as Lt. Johann Schmitt in the Wings of Glory (2016)

Johann Smith
(September 2, 1924)

Commanding Officer of the Kaiserliche Raumstreitkräfte
(October 14, 1956)

Lt. Johann Schmitt was the first man in space, launched onboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II spacecraft on September 2, 1952. Since 1956 he has been the Commanding Officer of the Kaiserliche Raumstreitkräfte - formation created from the Imperial Air Forces' rocketry engineers (much to the dismay of Wernher von Braun) where he champions manned spaceflight, development of new, more reliable and more efficent propulsion systems, use of nuclear spacedrives.

Personally, a German nationalist and member of the AV political party.​
 
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First woman in space - Soviet
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Alexandra Samusenko

(1922 – March 3, 1962)

First woman in space. Launched onboard R-5A rocket on a suborbital flight by the Union of Soviets on October 27, 1952. She died on 1962 during Sovietsky Soyuz-1 flight while conducting first EVA in space.​
 
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German RBMK in Munich, May Day of 1987, French Jacobins
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Munich Nuclear Power Plant disaster (September 2, 1986)

On September 2, 1980 (celebration of the Sedan Day), during a security test reactor No. 4 melted down, while explosion destroyed containment building, exposing millions Germans to radiation. Steam explosion that followed shortly after melting, rendered whole hundreds of square kilometers uninhabitable for next centuries.

Supervisor of the test, Anatol Datlov lost his son to the radiation poisoning (ironically, coming from the Reactor No. 4 of the same power plant) and became close to the underground syndicalist organizations in Bavaria. It is possible that nuclear disaster was an act of sabotage.

Billions of Reichsmarks will be spent on the clean-up and evacuation of Bavaria.

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May Day demonstration in Paris (May 1, 1987)

Twenty years after May of 1968, ban on socialist, social democratic, French nationalist and syndicalist political parties was lifted. On April 21, 1987 Socialist Union of France won 40% of seats in the French National Assembly. Despite being largest party in the parliament, French President appointed National Union's (ruling since end of the Second Weltkrieg) representative as a Prime Minister.

Falling standard of living, economic crisis, authoritarian democracy and repressions from the government had caused 300,000 French to take over Paris streets in the largest demonstration ever held here.

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After initial setbacks, government imposed martial law in France and used Motorized Reserves to disperse protests. Despite imposition of total control in Paris, countryside remained a fighting zone between protestors and military forces. Growing military expedintures and austerity policy imposed to pay the war reparations to Germany (and fund clean-up of the Munich Power Plant disaster) will anger more and more Frenchmen. Both syndicalists and nationalists became more popular among the population.

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Meeting of the Central Committee of the Socialist Union of France (August 27, 1987) depicted in "The Shadow of Munich" movie by the Hollywood Syndicate

Jacobins and Syndicalists gained majority in the Central Committee of left-wing political alliance due to failure of peaceful transition of power. Jacobin Jacques Leclerc (Donald Sumpter) announces unilateral support for the project of massive resistance against the government, formation of underground Red Army of Workers' Soldiers' and Peasants' and beginning of the spread of pro-Syndicalist propaganda.

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Shadow of Munich (2019)

Jacobins clashes with the police forces in France.​
 
How Comrade Legasov destroyed Imperial Germany
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Chairman of the State Committee for Security Valery Legasov (1986)

Reign of Legasov over the Soviet secret police (1981-1998) was characterized by intense battle of intelligence agencies between Reichspakt and Fourth Internationale. Millions Germans believe that he is responsible for an act of sabotage that could cause the Munich Nuclear Power Plant accident.

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Meeting of the Soviet Political Bureau in Moscow (1986)

Chairman Legasov depicts Soviet strategy towards Reichspakt - no tolerance for those who murder workers in the streets, no acceptance of any peace deal, weakening German puppet states in order to draw German attention, resources and manpower towards them while leaving heartland ripe for socialism.

Chairman of the People's Commissars Boris Shcherbina visible in the left.

Nuclear physicist and People's Commissar for Energy Ulyana Khomyuk is preparing for her speech about necessity of evacuation of border population due to fears of radiation spreading to the Union of Soviets.

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Comrade, how does the RBMK reactor explode?
 
Greens on the rise!
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Peaceful demonstrations in Leipzig (1989)

Three years after Munich nuclear disaster, economy was in disarray. Over eight millions people have been displaced in other lands of Germany, with some of Bavarians and Austrians fleeing towards Kingdom of Czechia, Hungary or Croatia. Cost of clean-up nearly bankrupted German state, which began to demand payback of whole war reparation from France and post-British states, while imposing greater costs on Reichspakt countries for German bases on their soil. Space program was halted, naval arms race with CSA was reduced but still costed a lot of money. Growing insurgency in France, social upheavals in other puppet states started to be too much for national economy to sustain. Extraordinary conscription for use of soldiers in Munich clean-up angered the youth who did not want to die of radiation poisoning. On 1989 millions of Germans disgruntled with conservative government took the streets in Leipzig, with local German garrison refusing to supress them.

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Chancellor of Germany Lothar de Maiziere and Vice-Chancellor Hans-Dietrich Genscher sign agreement with protestors. Last remnats of Prussian three-part electoral system were abolished, all political parties legalized and federal elections called.


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Petra Kelly, Chairwoman of the Green Party was chosen to be the first female Chancellor of Germany on September 2, 1989.

She woudl lead Germany towards social and political reforms that have shaken the world. Her collaboration with the Union of Soviets and Combined States of America in a post-Munich clean-up and their humanitarian aid remains a controversy among conservative Germans to this day. During her first term she had to manage divided Reichstag due to removal of electoral threshold.​
 
Edward VII and Wallis Simpson
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King of Canada Edward VII and his wife, Wallis Simpson. (1950s)

Following fall of Canada, royal family was captured. The king and his wife were allowed to spent rest of their days in a private apartment due to their willingness to announce capitulation of Canada to the Syndicalist forces.​
 
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