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Current World Leaders-
Emmanuel Macron,(2017-present),President of the State of France.He was previously Finance Minister and a Socialist,he is currently a member of the Centrist party.
An election poster depicting a young Bruce Springsteen,(1949-present),current President of the United States of America.After the dissolution of the military dictatorship in the USA (under Huey Long,(1893-1976) in 1979 due to riots and anarchy,he won the US elections as the candidate for American Labour.He ruled till 1997,when he was replaced by Republican Liberal candidate Robert James Ritchie,and then came back to power again 2012.He won again in 2016.His main opposition are Robert James Ritchie of the Republican Liberal Party,a centre-right party,and Ted Nugent of the Conservative People's Party.
More later.By the way,the US is not a superpower in this TL.
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This needs to be made into a film.
The War in Burma
Orde Charles Wingate was a senior British Army officer, known for his creation of the Chindits who launched deep-penetration missions in Japanese-held territory during the Burma Campaign during the Second World War.
After the war ended in the late 1940s in a decisive Japanese victory, Wingate and his Chindits (together with other allied units in the area - such as the National Revolutionary Army in Burma guerrillas under Generals Sun Li-jen and Li Mi) continued to resist Japan and its puppet of the State of Burma using guerrilla tactics, jungle warfare, and launching terrorist attacks. The Chindits still prove to be an elusive yet ever present thorn in Tokyo’s side and unbeknownst to the Japanese, Wingate has a friend in the Burmese National Army*.
Orde Charles Wingate was a senior British Army officer, known for his creation of the Chindits who launched deep-penetration missions in Japanese-held territory during the Burma Campaign during the Second World War.
As the conflict in Burma raged on, Japan’s allies of the Hindu Republic of Bharat (formerly the provisional Republic of Greater India and before that the British Raj) and the Kingdom of Thailand poured in troops to help their Japanese and Burmese allies.
The Imperial Japanese Army in the State of Burma has issued massive press censorship across the country with any news of war or terrorism being stymied. The official story is that the Chindits and Chinese Expeditionary Forces in Burma were wiped out towards the end of the Second World War and any violence still ongoing is being perpetrated by crime syndicates.
Japanese families are told that their sons, fathers, and uncles die in training exercises or shootouts with Burmese gangsters. As of 1957, there have been about 72,350 deaths of Japanese soldiers in what is being called the “Burma Incident”.
Chindits on the move (circa 1956).
Soldiers of the Burmese National Army stand at the ready waiting for inspection by IJA military advisers.
General Sun Li-jen, nicknamed the Rommel of the East, co-leader of the National Revolutionary Army in Burma or NRAB.
General Li Mi, founder and co-leader of the NRAB.
NRAB soldiers cross a river to escape pursuing IJA forces.
IJA soldiers in the Burmese jungles.
Aftermath of a NRAB bombing in Rangoon, the capital of the State of Burma.
Bharati Hindu Republican Army soldiers fire off a mortar at NRAB and Chindit positions.
Royal Thai Army soldiers in Burma (circa 1957).
Japanese funeral ceremony for the soldiers who died in the ongoing Burma Incident.
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Painting of the deadly armored cavalry that was used by The Kingdom of Stromar during its fledgling days.
The army was made up of all the separate armies of the many Stromian duchies, counties, and small kingdoms. That meant that it took a few years before the army was sorted out and a common uniform and armor was issued.
American stand up comedian Glenn Lee Beck at a theatre in Bern, Switzerland as part of his 2016 European Tour.
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The abandoned remains of Fort Eras
Fort Eras was built during the heyday of The Karian Empire. These remains show just how much wealth and power the empire held, since the fort was the same size as most castles in the early parts of The Post-Karian Age
The Kaiserreich’s Vitalists: the German National League
Founded in 1940 by Ernst Röhm, a great admirer of Huey Long, Oswald Mosley, Francois de La Rocque, José Antonio Primo de Riviera, and Anton Mussert, the German National League was outlawed & suppressed by Kaiser Wilhelm II, and continues to be outlawed by the Goebbels Chancellorship - all of them fearing a homegrown vitalist revolution. The League is known to be brutish, thuggish, and devoted to vitalism. The GNL’s brand of vitalism is authoritarian, inclusive, right-wing revolutionary, corporatist, nationalist, and integral nationalist like its British, French, Spanish, and American counterparts.
However, the League has been also greatly inspired by Benito Mussolini’s Collective Nationalist Italian Worker’s Party in that it is virulently anti-Christian, anti-Semitic, and wishes to bring back a violent strain of Germanic paganism (in the League’s case the pagan Germanic Aboriginal Religion or GAR).
Ernst Julius Günther Röhm, Führer (Leader) of the German National League.
Flag of the German National League.
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A poster for Wumbo Party of America candidate, Patrick Star.
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Wumbo, change America can believe in!Now this is a politician I can get behind.
At this point, most people would prefer anyone over Trump.
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