An artist's depiction of French Soldiers on the defense in 1943 after Germany forces the French and British out of the Netherlands.
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An artist's depiction of French Soldiers on the defense in 1943 after Germany forces the French and British out of the Netherlands.
The iconic image of a Frenchman weeping after receiving word of the superbombing of Paris in 1944, in which King Charles XI was killed.
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A Tredegar rifle on Display at the Museum of the Confederacy in Richmond Virginia. This is the same rifle used by the Freedom Party member, Grady Calkins, who assassinated Confederate President Wade Hampton V in Birmingham, Alabama in June, 1922.
"We must take i more refugees to prevent another African holocaust"
Pope Francis makes his historic visit to Camp Determination in July, 2016 to pay tribute to the victims of the Population Reduction.
Edit: Refugees my ass.
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These are maps I drew detailing the farthest Confederate advances in the Second Great War, and showing the situation at war's end.
Hey, would you mind pointing out where you found that basemap? I could have use for it as well.
I just looked up blank maps of North America and found this. I used a sharpie to outline the national borders, both OTL and TTL.
You forget that chuck of Sonora that was taken from the First Great War by the USA
President Thomas E. Dewey speaking at a campaign rally for re-election in Bakersfield, California in 1948. He would win the election over Henry A. Wallace of the Socialist Party. He would later be succeeded by war hero, Irving Morrell in the 1952 election.
Truman? Wasn't he the Vice-President of Thomas Dewey?
Well fornicate with a waterfowl, yer right. Wonder why I always tend to think of things in an overcomplicated manner...
There are actually a few of the borders that disappear, not sure how you would do with that. The Northwest Territories isn't split and Panama is still part of Colombia. Also, I'm not sure that British Honduras (Belize) would remain separate.
President Morgan Reynolds of British Columbia.
The first Republican President in exactly 100 years since the ill-fated James Blaine, as well as the first President born in former Canada, Reynolds would preside over a dramatic reshaping of American government, foreign policy, economics, and culture. Renowned and loved by the public due to his services in the Fourth Pacific War, Reynolds thrust himself into politics by becoming the United States' first permanent ambassador to the Chinese Republic. He won election and reelection with some of the widest margins ever, and would become one of the most popular presidents in American history.
It should also be stated that Reynolds' election dealt a considerable blow to advocates for Canadian independence, showing just how deep former Canada had been assimilated into American society over the course of generations.
Whenever one sees a photograph of President Reynolds I am always struck by his resemblance to Donald Partridge, so very briefly the last President of the Confederate States - while they are hardly identical they could almost be father and son! (or perhaps more accurately Grandfather and child).
That sounds like a scandal that could erupt during his Presidency. It could be this timeline's Lewinsky Scandal.Whenever one sees a photograph of President Reynolds I am always struck by his resemblance to Donald Partridge, so very briefly the last President of the Confederate States - while they are hardly identical they could almost be father and son! (or perhaps more accurately Grandfather and child).
Faeelin
Banned
"I want America to break up, but Germany can rule a colonial empire."
Okay guys. I guess unlike Confederate nationalism, African or Russian nationalism isn't real.
I'm not sure it would be quite that bad ... unless Mister President sought to hush up these connections and were caught out.