I haven’t put it up yet. Will post a link when I upload the first chapter tonight
Photos from Featherston's Confederacy/ TL-191
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Yeah I meant will you just post it here or will it also be on fanfiction.net and/or other fanfic sites?
I respectfully disagree with that sentiment as the Mexican American will be mostly located in the confederacy as well as smaller population than OTL in the American Southwest that are likely have more anti-Mexican sentiments. This is not a mentioning that the US are ayokay with shooting down civilians in retribution for partisan attacks in Canada and the south so it’s not a stretch to say that they would deport the Mexicans into internment camps similar to what they did in the Japanese in OTL.
I could explain some for you but it’s just some, not all
Actually yes, it is a reference for the mystery and adapted to be happened in good old Georgia during SGW
Some are actually posts and some ideas that I or at least someone hopefully make a post about them soon
The Fall of Singapore in 1943 is regarded as one of the greatest deception operations of the Japanese Army during SGW. At the start of the war, Japan was a member of the Entente that declared war on the Central Powers in 1941. The Majority of Japan's involvement during the conflict was in the Pacific with the IJN engaging with the US Navy.
In 1942, a deal between then-Japan's Prime Minister Fumimaro Konoe, and UK's Winston Churchill. Though Churchill's personal journal mentions he does not like the idea of having the 'chinks' in British land. But due to the progress of the war in Europe, and Africa and with Mosely gaining more influence in Parliament and in favour of the deal, Churchill couldn't do much, knowing the empire needed every soldier they could get to defeat the Central Powers.
In 1943, Japan initiated its deceptive invasion plans, with the help of Thailand, Japan invaded Malaysia from the north, at first the British Guards assumed the arriving Japanese were bolstering their defenses but it quickly changed when the border guards were ordered to surrender or die. In Singapore, in the early hours of the day, the 5 Japanese Divisions stationed in Singapore quickly mobilized across the city, capturing the strategic military bases and communication posts. There were a few skirmishes between the British and Japanese in Singapore but the British were overwhelmed and realized that they were cut off from the British Empire and had no choice but to surrender. With Singapore in Japan's hands and North Malaysia in chaos, the Imperial Japanese Army faced little to no resistance in Malaysia with the few British/Australian/Indian Regiments scattered across the peninsula with no central command to mount a defense.
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Amazing work you've done with these, Jett! These sum up the major conflicts well. Can't wait to see more of them.
While do like your Wikibox edit and overall looks good, I just think that should be more detailed like this Wikibox about the siege of Jerusalem during the Ottoman crisis. I just want some more pictures, leaders, more descriptions, about the images and the overall numbers over the siege. I recommend going to Wikibox of Wikipedia and draw some inspiration there.
I still think it’s good but it has potential to be a lot better
The signing of the Treaty of Sapporo on July 1, 1969, officially ending both the Fourth Pacific War and the Empire of Japan. Despite bringing about true peace in the Pacific after half a century of on-and-off conflict, the treaty has received eternal criticism for bringing about the de facto partition of Japan between the Japanese Worker’s Republic and Hokkaido, the future Republic of Ezo.
Another few pictures from my fanfic about Confederate occupied Columbus.
Darrel Royce before his capture and execution at the hands of Confederate authorities, August 1942. Training to become a pastor at the time of Operation Blackbeard, Royce became a thorn in the side of the Confederates by brazenly denouncing the CSA's claims of having Christianity woven into its culture and one of the ideas motivating them in the quest to reclaim their greatness. In a series of speeches and pamphlets, Darrel blatantly accused the Confederates of abandoning Christ for Featherston, and of practicing a 'twisted Caesarism that knows no legal, moral, or religious limit.' He repeatedly lambasted the cult of personality around the Confederate president, inspiring many to partake in riots during forced assemblies held by the occupiers. A statue of Darrel was installed on the main quad of the Spring Hill Bible College upon its completion in 1955.
An FPG during an ambush by resistance fighters in eastern Columbus, November 1942. When it became clear that the US had not only halted the Confederate advance but was actively pushing it back, the possibility of liberation caused insurgent activity to increase exponentially. One Assault Band Leader would remark that 'we only got authority about as far as our guns can shoot.'
A Chinese American resistance fighter firing on Confederate soldiers during the recapture of Columbus. There were very few inhabitants of the CSA with Chinese heritage, and the occupying forces often singled members of the Chinese community for bullying. The Freedom Party administrators in the city didn't mark them for extermination as they sought to do with the black residents, but they gave thinly veiled approval for everything from public mockery to vandalizing property to outright beatings by Confederate personnel. The abuse led many members of the Chinese community in the city to join up with the resistance, and more than a few received commendations for their role in undermining the occupation.
Darrel Royce before his capture and execution at the hands of Confederate authorities, August 1942. Training to become a pastor at the time of Operation Blackbeard, Royce became a thorn in the side of the Confederates by brazenly denouncing the CSA's claims of having Christianity woven into its culture and one of the ideas motivating them in the quest to reclaim their greatness. In a series of speeches and pamphlets, Darrel blatantly accused the Confederates of abandoning Christ for Featherston, and of practicing a 'twisted Caesarism that knows no legal, moral, or religious limit.' He repeatedly lambasted the cult of personality around the Confederate president, inspiring many to partake in riots during forced assemblies held by the occupiers. A statue of Darrel was installed on the main quad of the Spring Hill Bible College upon its completion in 1955.
An FPG during an ambush by resistance fighters in eastern Columbus, November 1942. When it became clear that the US had not only halted the Confederate advance but was actively pushing it back, the possibility of liberation caused insurgent activity to increase exponentially. One Assault Band Leader would remark that 'we only got authority about as far as our guns can shoot.'
A Chinese American resistance fighter firing on Confederate soldiers during the recapture of Columbus. There were very few inhabitants of the CSA with Chinese heritage, and the occupying forces often singled members of the Chinese community for bullying. The Freedom Party administrators in the city didn't mark them for extermination as they sought to do with the black residents, but they gave thinly veiled approval for everything from public mockery to vandalizing property to outright beatings by Confederate personnel. The abuse led many members of the Chinese community in the city to join up with the resistance, and more than a few received commendations for their role in undermining the occupation.
Kare ga shindara kare wa shinu (Translation: If He Dies He Dies after brutally defeating and killing Apollo Creed) Watashi wa anata o kowasanakereba narimasen (Translation: I must break you) Hiroya Egashira would been infamous on killing Apollo Creed in Rocky IV he will come back on Creed II like he had a son fighting Adonis Creed.Hiroya Egashira, the main antagonist and rival of Rocky Balboa in the film Rocky IV
President Subhas Chandra Bose giving a speech in Tokyo, 1956.
Since the defeat of the British Empire in the Second Great War, the British were ill-equipped to push back the Japanese from their Pacific/Asian holdings, except for India. However, Japan learning from their attempts to start an insurgency in US-occupied Canada, established the Free India Front, with Subhas Chandra Bose as the leader of the movement. The first recruits for the FIF came from the Indian POWs who were captured in Malaysia during the SGW, with the majority of them volunteering overnight. Japan trained these new volunteers in guerilla fighting, with a plan to send them back into India and to start local rebellions against British rule.
Subhas Chandra Bose, entered back in India in 1946 along with the first wave of soldiers and infiltrators, at first the FIF operated in the major cities, influencing the Young Indian population in universities and from low incomes, spreading stories for the State of India is Britain's fault. It wasn't long before the first uprisings occurred in New Dehli in 1950 with the FIF numbers reaching half a million then finally with the help of the defectors from the British Indian Army outnumbered the British Empire forces. The Second Indian Rebellion took place in 1951 and ended in 1955 with a Victory for the FIF.
Japan was the first nation to recognize the newly formed Federation of India along with other members of the Co-Prosperity Sphere. Britain facing a civil war accepted Indian Independence and withdrew all of their remaining forces from the Indian Subcontinent, Subhas Chandra Bose was declared President by the Indian Congress, though there were few who disagreed with the position, seeing that India simply traded Britain for Japan.
Bonus Infobox for After the End (2)
Notes
I don't have much information about the leaders in the Long Crisis, so I left some blank. If anyone has any information on leaders in the Long Crisis conflicts, let me know, and I'll fix it.
Notes
I don't have much information about the leaders in the Long Crisis, so I left some blank. If anyone has any information on leaders in the Long Crisis conflicts, let me know, and I'll fix it.
Hmm, this one's interesting. It seems that Britain ends up in an Algerian War situation here with a violent struggle for independence by India.
President Subhas Chandra Bose giving a speech in Tokyo, 1956.
Since the defeat of the British Empire in the Second Great War, the British were ill-equipped to push back the Japanese from their Pacific/Asian holdings, except for India. However, Japan learning from their attempts to start an insurgency in US-occupied Canada, established the Free India Front, with Subhas Chandra Bose as the leader of the movement. The first recruits for the FIF came from the Indian POWs who were captured in Malaysia during the SGW, with the majority of them volunteering overnight. Japan trained these new volunteers in guerilla fighting, with a plan to send them back into India and to start local rebellions against British rule.
Subhas Chandra Bose, entered back in India in 1946 along with the first wave of soldiers and infiltrators, at first the FIF operated in the major cities, influencing the Young Indian population in universities and from low incomes, spreading stories for the State of India is Britain's fault. It wasn't long before the first uprisings occurred in New Dehli in 1950 with the FIF numbers reaching half a million then finally with the help of the defectors from the British Indian Army outnumbered the British Empire forces. The Second Indian Rebellion took place in 1951 and ended in 1955 with a Victory for the FIF.
Japan was the first nation to recognize the newly formed Federation of India along with other members of the Co-Prosperity Sphere. Britain facing a civil war accepted Indian Independence and withdrew all of their remaining forces from the Indian Subcontinent, Subhas Chandra Bose was declared President by the Indian Congress, though there were few who disagreed with the position, seeing that India simply traded Britain for Japan.
You could ask David about who are the leaders are in each Wikibox
that's basically what I was going for, plus with japan aiding the Indian Rebels
The Scarred of the Koupe Jaden on Haiti
An Haitian artist Illustration of the aftermath of one “Koupe jaden” next to the Dajabón River during the Freedomite terror of Haiti. Circa 1974.
During the Confederate rule of Haiti, the Confederate began to terrorized the country and first targeted the most important figures in Haitian society like intellectuals, doctors and religious leaders for executions in mass graves across the countryside that leave behind over tens of thousands buried in numbers of sites. Soon, the Freedomite started operate numbers of isolation fields who were originally to be plantations and began to expanded into be a slaughterhouse for any unfortunate victims as a cheaper alternative than shipping them into Guantanamo Bay in Cuba and the many camps in CSA. Many of these sites were operated by the Freedom Guard but it wasn’t the only ones as the Dominican troops were also a part of the fields who were often brutal against any Haitian for the racial hatred on them. Some of the Dominican troops even join the CSMC during their “operations” to eliminate any Haitian villages for retribution against the Haitian resistances near in the Haiti-Dominican border.
Haitian soon had a named of these horrific fields, sites as “Koupe jaden” or translated as the Cutting fields as they cut prisoner necks with the Weapons of Ne*ro Cutter that were worn by the Confederate troops to save ammo and more faster killing method to eliminate the Haitian people. Soon many of the fields who were formally field of wealthy sugar plantations and agricultural land were filled up with bodies of the innocent and buried to be forgotten about by the Rebs. The Cutting fields will soon go even faster with their atrocities as many of the Confederates knew that they never win the war but still continue with one FPG Major said “exterminate the last faction of Blackism in the Americas” and the worst of the killings were in the end of the Occupation.
After the US liberate Haiti, many of these Koupe jaden were discovered and the Confederate own horrific crime discovered by USMC and the reports of the graves were haunting as many expose skeletons were discovered and discard personal items were found with their victims in the gravesites that were numbers in the tens of thousands in each burial site they discovered across the country. The Overall total sides of Koupe Jaden were numbers in hundreds to thousands in Haiti and some sites for horrifically high as 30,000 to 150,000 dead who are located outside of major cities. After the brutal occupation, many of the perpetrators who behind the killings were extradited into Haiti and were executed for the crime against humanity and genocide against the Haitian people.
The total death tolls of the Koupe jaden is disputed by many Haitian historians and American scholars as many of those sites were very isolated and abandoned by the Confederates but the overall agreed estimate was over 1 million Haitians were killed in the worst way in the Cutting Fields or half of the population in prewar Haiti. Even now with 80 years ago of this atrocity happen, some sites are still discovered as a late as 2023 with discovery of a mass grave that has over 4,500 bodies who were victims of the Confederate cutting fields.
Even after 80 years, Haiti is still scarred by the Confederate occupation that are left over half of the population to vanish.
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Sam Claflin as Oswald Mosley in "I'm Back" a film where Oswald Mosley appears in modern day England taking inspiration from the American hit film "Look who's back" where Jake Featherston wakes up in modern day Virginia where he discovers that the USA have completely annexed the CSA.
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