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Infoboxes for the Siberian Theater of the Second Russian Civil War.

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Tsar Nicholas III (1922-2014) Tsar of Russia from 1997 until his death in 2014.

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Tsarina Natalia of Russia, Tsarina of Russia since 2014, with her Italian-born husband Prince consort Giuseppe Consolo.

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Crown Princess Nicoletta, heir apparent of the Tsardom of Russia.
 
Here is a powerful image of President Hillary Clinton and Vice-President Cory Booker on the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama in 2019. For many, this image captured the continuing influence of the Clinton/Gore years.

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Movie poster for the 2021 Adult Animated Movie Laika: Aged Through Blood. Set in a post-apocalyptic world full of anthropomorphic animals, Laika is the story of a mother Coyote and her efforts to fight the expansionistic Bird Empire while at the same time caring for her daughter, Puppy. The Bird Empire, while at first portrayed as being a force of pure evil, is eventually revealed to be a deeply unpleasant place even for birds. The vast majority of its fearsome, bloodthirsty armies are shown to be teens and young adults who were indoctrinated almost from birth to believe that their empire is the greatest, and that all non-birds are little more than scum to be eradicated. Drawing heavily from “One Soldier’s War in Russia” by Arkady Babchenko, the bird soldiers are beaten and abused by their superiors, their comrades and the people they’re ostensibly fighting for. In one particularly heartrending scene Laikacomes across a young bird who tortured and murdered a child. Breaking down the bird admits that he was forced to do so by his commander, and that what he did so haunts him that he can’t even sleep. The scene ends with the bird begging Laika to kill him, since he can’t live with himself anymore.
Eventually Laika confronts the leader of the Bird Empire, Emperor Eaglalis the Second, a hideous twin-headed bird, aboard the latter’s personal armored airship, The Iron Eagle. There she finds out that he intends to blanket the world in nuclear fire to cleanse it of “Featherless filth”. In one final gunfight, Laika manages to shoot the atomic bomb stockpile, destroying it, the Emperor, the airship and herself. This heroic sacrifice allows the anti-war bird faction to take over the Empire and direct it away from conquest and genocide, granting peace to the wastelands for the first time in decades.
The design of the Bird Empire drew a lot of inspiration from the Nashists of NSF Russia, with several of Eaglalis’ speeches and rants drawn from those of Alexander Barkashov. Furthermore, the soldiers of the Empire live in a state of squalor, abused by all and abusing all, with many having joined up to get a guarantee of three meals a day. Supply problems are rife throughout the Empire, drawing inspiration from Russia’s invasion of Chechnya. The film is restricted in Siberia and the Far Eastern Kingdom due to the violence and bloodshed seen.
 
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Alexander Glebovich Nevzorov – de jure leader of the Nashi Petrograd Council and староста (Starosta) or Headman of the Republic of the Russians (aka the Russian National State aka Nashist Russia) attending a military parade at Victory Square in Petrograd readying to speak, circa February 1995.
It is to be noted that the military officer to Nevzorov’s left would be forced to throw away his peaked cap after the Starosta himself noticed the Soviet iconography on the hat.
During its brief existence as an unrecognised state, every centre of learning and government building in Nashi Russia would have portraits of the Petrograd Council members mounted on their walls though Nevzorov’s portrait would be bigger than the rest with Alexander Barkashov’s portrait being the second largest.
 
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Infoboxes for the Siberian Theater of the Second Russian Civil War.

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And now the infoboxes for the Second Russian Civil War itself.

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Great job with these infoboxes!
Some minor nitpicks though:
  • The North Korean invasion started on 12 February 1995, instead of 15 February.
  • The death of Boris Yeltsin on 4 October 1993 is generally considered the start of the Second Russian Civil War.
  • Israel started getting involved in the Civil War with the Budapest Agreement on 8 August 1994. Don't forget that some IDF soldiers fought in the Battle of Vladivostok in February 1995.
  • China started getting involved with the Xinjiang Agreement on 5 September 1994.
I've created a Chronological Timeline of Dates for the The Death of Russia if it makes it easier for you to find dates.
https://www.alternatehistory.com/fo...russia-chronological-timeline-of-dates.550342
 
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Great job with these infoboxes!
Some minor nitpicks though:
  • The North Korean invasion started on 12 February 1995, instead of 15 February.
  • The death of Boris Yeltsin on 4 October 1993 is generally considered the start of the Second Russian Civil War.
  • Israel started getting involved in the Civil War with the Budapest Agreement on 8 August 1994. Don't forget that some IDF soldiers fought in the Battle of Vladivostok in February 1995.
  • China started getting involved with the Xinjiang Agreement on 5 September 1994.
I've created a Chronological Timeline of Dates for the The Death of Russia if it makes it easier for you to find dates.
https://www.alternatehistory.com/fo...russia-chronological-timeline-of-dates.550342
Thanks for the feedback; it's fixed with accurate info.
 
Infoboxes of the early phase of the Second Russian Civil War (it was mentioned that the war started in 1993).

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Infoboxes for the European and Caucasus fronts of the Second Russian Civil War

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Infoboxes for the Siberian Theater of the Second Russian Civil War.

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And now the infoboxes for the Second Russian Civil War itself.

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Infoboxes of the conflicts in the Post-Second Russian Civil War world (1/4).

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Infoboxes of the conflicts in the Post-Second Russian Civil War world (2/4).

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A very minor nitpick I have, would it be possible if you could change the date format of your infoboxes to day-month-year?

On Wikipedia, the month-day-year format (the one you're currently using for your infoboxes) is mainly used for American and Canadian subjects, as well as conflicts that exclusively involved American participants, such as the American Civil War. The day-month-year format is used by pages that are about non-American topics and conflicts, as well as conflicts that featured international involvement.
 
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Prime Minister of Spain Felipe González at the 4/10 press meeting at the PSOE headquarters, 10th of April of 1996

Although receiving only one strike and having a death toll estimated to be in ten thousands, the psychological impact on Spain as a result of 4/10 was immense. Being a member of NATO, and a host of US military bases, the goverment was aware of the danger of attacks after the russian civil war, despite suffering domestic attacks by other terrorist groups, and that in less than a month, a new conservative cabinet led by José María Aznar would had been in charge of the country.
With the loss of Rota Naval Base, almost all of Cádiz province and areas of nearby Huelva, Seville and Málaga provinces had to be evacuated, and the remnant units from Rota that survived relocated to Morón AFB.
 
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President of Spain Felipe González at the 4/10 press meeting at the PSOE headquarters, 10th of April of 1996

Although receiving only one strike and having a death toll estimated to be in ten thousands, the psychological impact on Spain as a result of 4/10 was immense. Being a member of NATO, and a host of US military bases, the goverment was aware of the danger of attacks after the russian civil war, despite suffering domestic attacks by other terrorist groups, and that in less than a month, a new conservative cabinet led by José María Aznar would had been in charge of the country.
With the loss of Rota Naval Base, almost all of Cádiz province and areas of nearby Huelva, Seville and Málaga provinces had to be evacuated, and the remnant units from Rota that survived relocated to Morón AFB.
Doesn't Spain have a prime minister instead of a president?
 
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