The reason why Hungary and Bulgaria didn't get anything is because not only the Little Entente but also France prevented them from doing any border shifting. Slovenia and Croatia are only allowed because it isn't shifting any already existing borders but creating 2 new ethnic states.
Anyway. Here we have 1976, 4 years after the death of Mussolini, 2 years after the death of Franco and one year since the fall of the Fascist dictatorships in Italy and Spain. As well as 2 years since the fall of the Estado Novo in Portugal. Instead replacing them with a left leaning Social Republic in Italy, fueled by the anti establishment mindset of the young majority of the so called "Italian Spring". And less radically the return of the Spanish monarchy and just a Portuguese Republic. The fascist regimes in Slovenia and Croatia meanwhile, the last two standing had to decide to unite to stand stronger together or fall divided? So they did. While still feeling unsave, they had to resort to promise Hungary some borderlands for economic and political protection.
Meanwhile with the fall of Austro-Fascism, the Germans of Austria decided rally up, demanding an integration of Austria's states into the federal system of Germany. Something which France and Britain only begrudgingly accepted. Albania meanwhile finally free, decided for economic reasons and to unite with the Albanians of Yugoslavia to join said state, which since the Sloveno-Croatian crisis has formed to become a much more free and equal union of the crown of Serbia and the reestablished crown of Montenegro. Thus the Crown of Albania, now with a Kosovo and Macedonian border lands bigger became the third part of the so called United Kingdom of Illyria.
Here we see even further decolonization, before the big and last chapter happens in Africa. I mean the Belgian Congo as well as the Horn of Africa got free. But that's only the begining.
Outside of that a Sino-Soviet victory over the Japanese in the early 60s pushed Japan out of the mainland, loosing Karafuto Prefecture and the northern most of the Chishima islands, but still holding the islands of Saishū, or Chejudo in Korean as well as the island of Taiwan.
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And here we see 2022. In Europe, nothing really has changed. Sure some more land reclamations done by the Netherlands and the Danish. With loose custom and economic agreements between the individual states, Europe has found it's equilibrium. Sure relations with the Soviets are dificult as always. But the two sides don't have the will power to really change the borders of Europe through endless bloodshed. Still a reminder from the World War
In the East meanwhile we see the unification New Guinea, as well as the hand over of former Saishū, now Chejudo from the more and more self isolating Japan to the shining new star that is Korea. The Indian giant, after integrating Bhutan, Sikkim and French India is now almost satisfied, still waiting for a chance to take the Portuguese holdings. The extendend parts of Hong Kong and the city of Kouang-Tchéou-Wan were returned to China after their 99-year lease.
Africa finally saw it's decolonization.
But still Portugal and Spain are on the continent, never planning to leave their colonies, instaed made them integral parts of their countries.
Italy meanwhile retained the by now majority Italian part of it's Libyan coast. Just like France did with it's Algerian lands. But instead of Italy just retaining the coast. The still hold to their South American and Pacific lands. Meanwhile in Africa, Gabon decided to remain parts of France, while Afars and the Issas on the horn of Africa still have to live under the French boot.
The white minority rule of South Africa, Rhodesia (Now Zimbabwe) and Kenya finally ended. Sure, the whites still have a lot of influence and South Africa still holds to it's mandate. But the situation finally moves to more equality. More north we see the Mali federation and the unified State of the Sahara, made up of former French Algeria and Italian Lybia (Still mad at the later two mind I add)
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