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A group of Iron Guard legionnaires wiping out a gypsy camp near Targu Jiu, 1948. The Iron Guard and their sympathizers were responsible for nearly wiping out Romania's gypsy population over the course of 1941-1960. Many of their members were discharged soldiers with combat experience and channels to supply the group with weaponry. Though these activities never matched the bureaucratic and industrial efficiency of the Germans, the Iron Guard was often able to liquidate entire communities in a single night with the help of local police.
 
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A BM-10 modified to be used on track, siberia, 1950s. It is common for the many post german soviet war nation to employ these kind of vehicle as there are many bandits that roamed the wilderness especially near railway tracks and jungle roads, ussualy there are several option like employing armed guards at many roadside checkpoint or at the trains but ussualy they send out these kind of vehicle to do a regular swipe pf the area (especially the heavily affected one) and disperse any suspicios activities.
 
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An entry in a Norwegian history book detailing one of the uniforms used by the Hirden paramilitaries. The Hirden were the Norwegian equivalent of the Nazi SA and were the armed wing of the collaborationist government from 1940-1957. Despite numerous propaganda campaigns, the organization's numbers never exceeded fifteen-thousand. Those who were not killed by Norwegian resistance fighters were either arrested following the collapse of the Nasjonal Samling government or fled to whichever nation would take them.
 
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Fredegardus Jacobus Josephus "Jef" van de Wiele, Flemish-Belgian Nazi politician, leader of the Flemish Nazi organziation DeVlag and Gauleiter of Gau Flandern from the German annexation of Belgium in 1948 until the liberation of the Benelux by the Toronto Accord in 1959. After a trail by the Toronto Accord, he was executed by firing squad on June 1, 1960.

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Josef Grohé, Gaulieter of Cologne-Aachen from 1931 to 1959, Reichskommissar of RK Belgien-Nord Frankreich from 1942-1948 and Gaulieter of Gaü Brussel from 1948 until 1959, when shortly before the city fell to the Toronto Accord he committed suicide by gunshot.

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Meinoud Rost van Tonningen, Dutch politician of the NSB, head of the De Nederlandsche Bank, leader of the NSB after the death of Anton Mussert in 1947 and Gaulieter of Gau Westland (the former Netherlands) from 1949 until the liberation of the Netherlands in 1959. After a trailby the Toronto Accord, he was executed by firing squad on December 29, 1960. His wife Florentine Rost van Tonningen committed suicide by hanging in her prison cell the following day.

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Anton Mussert, leader of the NSB from its foundation in 1931 until his death in a car crash outside of Utrecht while en route back to Amsterdam in a car crash on September 19, 1947. His car swerved off the road and crashed into a German military vehicle, killing him instantly, along with his driver, a veteran of the SS Westland division. Most historians agree that Mussert was killed by SS agents and that his death was ordered personally by Heinrich Himmler. as Mussert was a staunch opponent of Dutch integration into the Greater German Reich, and instead supported Dutch annexation of Flanders and having the new state of "Dietsland" as a German puppet state.

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Léon Degrelle, leader of the Rexist Party in Belgium, veteran of the Walloon Legion and Gaulieter of Gau Wallonien from 1948 until the liberation of the Benelux by the Toronto Accord in 1959. Degrelle supported to the belief, promoted by the German government, that the Walloons were a "Latinized Germanic people." Degrelle, unlike most of his German counterparts, was a Pan-European fascist who supported the increased autonomy of the Slavic and Baltic regions of the Reich, such as Poland, Czechia, Ukraine, Belarus, Russia and the Baltic states. In his writings, he proposed the idea of a "National Socialist and Fascist European Community." Needless to say, this was at odds with the party line of the German government, but Degrelle continuously proposed such ideas to Germania. After a trail by the Toronto Accord, he was executed by firing squad on July 30, 1961.

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Hendrik Elias, leader of the Vlaams National Verbond from October 31, 1944 after the death of party founder Staf de Clerq until his forced resignation in 1948. Much like Mussert, Elias supported the creation of a Greater Netherlands or Deitsland combining Flanders and the Netherlands that would be a German puppet. After the German victory against the Soviet Union, Elais become disclosed with Nazism, seeing the ideology was incompatible with his own brand of Catholic-based Flemish Fascism. Due to these disagreements, the German government forced him to resign from the party in 1948. He lived the rest of his life in obscurity until his arrest by the Toronto Accord, after which he spent half a decade in prison from 1959 to 1965. He died of the tuberculosis that he caught in prison on August 10, 1966.

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Ward Hermans, leader of the VNV from 1947 until the fall of the German Reich in 1959. Unlike Elias, he was an active supporter of Nazism and supported the annexation of Flanders into the German Reich. After a trail by the Toronto Accord, he was executed by firing squad on June 29, 1962.
 

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Fredegardus Jacobus Josephus "Jef" van de Wiele, Flemish-Belgian Nazi politician, leader of the Flemish Nazi organziation DeVlag and Gauleiter of Gau Flandern from the German annexation of Belgium in 1948 until the liberation of the Benelux by the Toronto Accord in 1959. After a trail by the Toronto Accord, he was executed by firing squad on June 1, 1960.

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Josef Grohé, Gaulieter of Cologne-Aachen from 1931 to 1959, Reichskommissar of RK Belgien-Nord Frankreich from 1942-1948 and Gaulieter of Gaü Brussel from 1948 until 1959, when shortly before the city fell to the Toronto Accord he committed suicide by gunshot.

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Meinoud Rost van Tonningen, Dutch politician of the NSB, head of the De Nederlandsche Bank, leader of the NSB after the death of Anton Mussert in 1947 and Gaulieter of Gau Westland (the former Netherlands) from 1949 until the liberation of the Netherlands in 1959. After a trailby the Toronto Accord, he was executed by firing squad on December 29, 1960. His wife Florentine Rost van Tonningen committed suicide by hanging in her prison cell the following day.

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Anton Mussert, leader of the NSB from its foundation in 1931 until his death in a car crash outside of Utrecht while en route back to Amsterdam in a car crash on September 19, 1947. His car swerved off the road and crashed into a German military vehicle, killing him instantly, along with his driver, a veteran of the SS Westland division. Most historians agree that Mussert was killed by SS agents and that his death was ordered personally by Heinrich Himmler. as Mussert was a staunch opponent of Dutch integration into the Greater German Reich, and instead supported Dutch annexation of Flanders and having the new state of "Dietsland" as a German puppet state.

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Léon Degrelle, leader of the Rexist Party in Belgium, veteran of the Walloon Legion and Gaulieter of Gau Wallonien from 1948 until the liberation of the Benelux by the Toronto Accord in 1959. Degrelle supported to the belief, promoted by the German government, that the Walloons were a "Latinized Germanic people." Degrelle, unlike most of his German counterparts, was a Pan-European fascist who supported the increased autonomy of the Slavic and Baltic regions of the Reich, such as Poland, Czechia, Ukraine, Belarus, Russia and the Baltic states. In his writings, he proposed the idea of a "National Socialist and Fascist European Community." Needless to say, this was at odds with the party line of the German government, but Degrelle continuously proposed such ideas to Germania. After a trail by the Toronto Accord, he was executed by firing squad on July 30, 1961.

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Hendrik Elias, leader of the Vlaams National Verbond from October 31, 1944 after the death of party founder Staf de Clerq until his forced resignation in 1948. Much like Mussert, Elias supported the creation of a Greater Netherlands or Deitsland combining Flanders and the Netherlands that would be a German puppet. After the German victory against the Soviet Union, Elais become disclosed with Nazism, seeing the ideology was incompatible with his own brand of Catholic-based Flemish Fascism. Due to these disagreements, the German government forced him to resign from the party in 1948. He lived the rest of his life in obscurity until his arrest by the Toronto Accord, after which he spent half a decade in prison from 1959 to 1965. He died of the tuberculosis that he caught in prison on August 10, 1966.

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Ward Hermans, leader of the VNV from 1947 until the fall of the German Reich in 1959. Unlike Elias, he was an active supporter of Nazism and supported the annexation of Flanders into the German Reich. After a trail by the Toronto Accord, he was executed by firing squad on June 29, 1962.
Please keep in mind the THREE IMAGE per DAY per THREAD limit.

There is ab exception for cases where there is a substantial amount of text (as in multiple paragraphs per image) to illustrate a T/L. This post does not qualify for that exception.
 
Please keep in mind the THREE IMAGE per DAY per THREAD limit.

There is ab exception for cases where there is a substantial amount of text (as in multiple paragraphs per image) to illustrate a T/L. This post does not qualify for that exception.
Thanks for letting me know. I won’t make this mistake again in the future.
 
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A squad of Korean troops at the Sino-Korean border, 1967. Nanjing viewed the peninsula's transition to democracy as a strategic threat to its position in the region. The border between the two had become a potential flashpoint for conflict. The more incendiary elements of the Kuomintang controlled press declared that Korea had joined Japan in 'forsaking the social system that has been a feature of Asian culture and taking up a Western style of organization. Their decent into consumerism and hedonism can only be a matter of time now."
 
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Emma Stone, daughter of HSBC's Hong Kong branch chief Robert Stone and the first known caucasian woman ever inducted into one of China's triads. Her relationship with her father was a very tense and cold one as a result of both the stress of his job and his frustration for not having a son. By the time she was 22 in 1964, their relationship had become so frayed that she began providing information to the Shui Fong triad, who were threatened by HSBC's activities in Southern China.

Emma had sought out the Shui Fong of her own volition, much to the triad's surprise, and such was the value of the information Emma provided that she was secretly given a traditional induction ceremony as a reward. Her exposure caused a major scandal in Britain's business world and Robert lost a great deal of respect, seeing as many viewed his lackluster parenting as the cause for Emma's actions. Her father disowned her after her Triad ties were discovered and she married the young Shui Fong captain "Sharkskin Lao," later being the mother of his two daughters. Emma helped the Shui Fong expand its reach into the UK itself, setting up shop within the Chinese communities of London, Manchester, Birmingham and Liverpool. Her daughters, Chao-Xing and April were both heavily involved in Triad activities in the United Kingdom.
 
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Chinese volunteers in the Philippines during World War II. After the war, many of these returned home to fight the communists as the Chinese Civil War resumed.
 
Heres my idea of the list of Olympic Games in the canon timeline of Thousand Week Reich, If anything contradicts canon or anything in the mod, please let me now.

List of Olympics from 1948 to 2020

Winter 1948: Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy
Official Opening: Duce Benito Mussolini

Summer, 1948: Stockholm, Sweden
Official Opening: Prime Minister Tage Erlander

Winter 1952: Innsbruck, Germany
Official Opening: Führer Adolf Hitler

Summer 1952: Helsinki, Finland
Official Opening: President Juho Kusti Paasikivi

Winter, 1956: Squaw Valley, California, United States of America
Official Opening: Vice President Earl Warren

Summer, 1956: Rome, Italy
Official Opening: Duce Benito Mussolini

Winter, 1960: Calgary, Canada
Official Opening: Premier Ernest Madden

Summer 1960: Tokyo, Japan
Official Opening: Emperor Takahito

Winter, 1962: Lahti, Finland
Official Opening: President Irma Karvikko

Summer, 1964: Mexico City, Mexico
Official Opening: President Adolfo López Mateos

Winter, 1966: Grenoble, France
Official Opening: President Charles De Gaulle

Summer, 1968: Budapest, Hungary
Official Opening: President Ferenc Nagy

Winter, 1970: St. Mortiz, Switzerland
Official Opening: President Hans-Peter Tschudi

Summer, 1972: Brussels, Belgium, Benelux Confederation
Official Opening: King Baudouin of Belgium

Winter, 1974: Sapporo, Japan
Official Opening: Emperor Takahito

Summer, 1976: Los Angeles, United States of America
Official Opening: President Elliot Richardson

Winter, 1978: Sarajevo, Kingdom of Croatia
Official Opening: Prime Minister August Košutić

Summer, 1980: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Official Opening: Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau

Winter, 1982: Oslo, Norway
Official Opening: King Olav V

Summer, 1984: Moscow, Soviet Union
Official Opening: Premier Andrei Gromyko

Winter, 1986: Lake Placid, New York, United States
Official Opening: Vice President Michael Dukakis

Summer, 1988: Barcelona, Spain
Official Opening: Prime Minister Adolfo Suarez

Winter, 1990: Albertville, France
Official Opening: President François Mitterrand

Summer, 1992: Beijing, China
Official Opening: President Jiang Zemin

Winter, 1994: Sofia, Bulgaria
Official Opening: Tsar Simeon II

Summer, 1996: Belgrade, Serbia, Yugoslavia
Official Opening: President Borisav Jović

Winter, 1998: Anchorage, Alaska, United States
Official Opening: Vice President Jack Kemp

Summer, 2000: Seoul, Korea
Official Opening: President Ban Ki-Moon

Winter, 2002: Östersund, Sweden
Official Opening: King Carl XVI Gustaf

Summer, 2004: Amsterdam, Netherlands, Benelux Federation
Official Opening: Queen Beatrice

Winter, 2006: Nagano, Japan
Official Opening: Emperor Akihito

Summer, 2008: Istanbul, Turkey
Official Opening: President Ahmet Necdet Sezer

Winter, 2010: Munich, Germany
Official Opening: Chancellor Gerhard Schröder

Summer, 2012: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Official Opening: President Néstor Kirchner

Winter, 2014: Pyeongchang, Korea
Official Opening: President Lee Myung-bak

Summer, 2016: Athens, Greece
Official Opening: President Prokopis Pavlopoulos

Winter, 2018: Kraków, Poland
Official Opening: President Donald Tusk

Summer, 2020: London, England, United Kingdom
Official Opening: Queen Elizabeth II

Future Hosts:

Winter, 2022: Vancouver, Canada
Summer, 2024: Hamburg, Germany
Winter, 2026: Jaca, Spain
Summer, 2028: Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Winter, 2030: Poprad, Slovakia
Summer, 2032: Rio De Janiero, Brazil
 
Heres my idea of the list of Olympic Games in the canon timeline of Thousand Week Reich, If anything contradicts canon or anything in the mod, please let me now.

List of Olympics from 1948 to 2020

Winter 1948: Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy
Official Opening: Duce Benito Mussolini

Summer, 1948: Stockholm, Sweden
Official Opening: Prime Minister Tage Erlander

Winter 1952: Innsbruck, Germany
Official Opening: Führer Adolf Hitler

Summer 1952: Helsinki, Finland
Official Opening: President Juho Kusti Paasikivi

Winter, 1956: Squaw Valley, California, United States of America
Official Opening: Vice President Earl Warren

Summer, 1956: Rome, Italy
Official Opening: Duce Benito Mussolini

Winter, 1960: Calgary, Canada
Official Opening: Premier Ernest Madden

Summer 1960: Tokyo, Japan
Official Opening: Emperor Takahito

Winter, 1962: Lahti, Finland
Official Opening: President Irma Karvikko

Summer, 1964: Mexico City, Mexico
Official Opening: President Adolfo López Mateos

Winter, 1966: Grenoble, France
Official Opening: President Charles De Gaulle

Summer, 1968: Budapest, Hungary
Official Opening: President Ferenc Nagy

Winter, 1970: St. Mortiz, Switzerland
Official Opening: President Hans-Peter Tschudi

Summer, 1972: Brussels, Belgium, Benelux Confederation
Official Opening: King Baudouin of Belgium

Winter, 1974: Sapporo, Japan
Official Opening: Emperor Takahito

Summer, 1976: Los Angeles, United States of America
Official Opening: President Elliot Richardson

Winter, 1978: Sarajevo, Kingdom of Croatia
Official Opening: Prime Minister August Košutić

Summer, 1980: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Official Opening: Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau

Winter, 1982: Oslo, Norway
Official Opening: King Olav V

Summer, 1984: Moscow, Soviet Union
Official Opening: Premier Andrei Gromyko

Winter, 1986: Lake Placid, New York, United States
Official Opening: Vice President Michael Dukakis

Summer, 1988: Barcelona, Spain
Official Opening: Prime Minister Adolfo Suarez

Winter, 1990: Albertville, France
Official Opening: President François Mitterrand

Summer, 1992: Beijing, China
Official Opening: President Jiang Zemin

Winter, 1994: Sofia, Bulgaria
Official Opening: Tsar Simeon II

Summer, 1996: Belgrade, Serbia, Yugoslavia
Official Opening: President Borisav Jović

Winter, 1998: Anchorage, Alaska, United States
Official Opening: Vice President Jack Kemp

Summer, 2000: Seoul, Korea
Official Opening: President Ban Ki-Moon

Winter, 2002: Östersund, Sweden
Official Opening: King Carl XVI Gustaf

Summer, 2004: Amsterdam, Netherlands, Benelux Federation
Official Opening: Queen Beatrice

Winter, 2006: Nagano, Japan
Official Opening: Emperor Akihito

Summer, 2008: Istanbul, Turkey
Official Opening: President Ahmet Necdet Sezer

Winter, 2010: Munich, Germany
Official Opening: Chancellor Gerhard Schröder

Summer, 2012: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Official Opening: President Néstor Kirchner

Winter, 2014: Pyeongchang, Korea
Official Opening: President Lee Myung-bak

Summer, 2016: Athens, Greece
Official Opening: President Prokopis Pavlopoulos

Winter, 2018: Kraków, Poland
Official Opening: President Donald Tusk

Summer, 2020: London, England, United Kingdom
Official Opening: Queen Elizabeth II

Future Hosts:

Winter, 2022: Vancouver, Canada
Summer, 2024: Hamburg, Germany
Winter, 2026: Jaca, Spain
Summer, 2028: Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Winter, 2030: Poprad, Slovakia
Summer, 2032: Rio De Janiero, Brazil
From what i seen in the discord the ioc is starting be viewed as a nazi puppet (again correct me of im wrong)
 
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Malian workers losing cotton onto a container for transport to France, 1954. Mali, a part of the French Sahara, supplied cotton for both the French State and the Greater German Reich. Workers were a mixture of paid and forced laborers guarded by volunteers from France as well as the Afrika Korps.
 
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A us sherman in batavia (modern day jakarta) during the liberation of java.
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Another us sherman tank this time in a plantation near the city of semarang during thr liberation of java.
(According to the creator the us invaded occupied dutch east indies and liberated it from japan)
 
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A scene from the war film To Hell and Back detailing the toronto accord invasion of nazi germany. In this scene the generals are discussing how to counter the nazi rockets and the fanatical 3rd reich supporter that will undoubtly put up resistance.
 
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Heinz Hitler, Adolf's nephew, with one of his subordinates near the Volkshalle during a night watch, 1950. Hitler's nephew had little interest in using his family connections to climb through the ranks of the Heer, never rising above the rank of Hauptmann. Heinz had earned a number of combat decorations on the Eastern Front was was described by former subordinates as being a very down to earth commander who despised receiving deferential treatment due to his family background. He was posted to Berlin for the remainder of his tenure in the Heer.

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A group of Japanese affiliated Indonesian militiamen near Tarakan, 1945. Such groups proved to be an unexpected challenge for the USMC when they landed in Sumatra as these forces used tactics that were not nearly as frenzied and careless as the Japanese. Chinese Indonesians often engaged these groups in response to attacks on their communities that the militias carried out.

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"When our sons look at their future, they see despair, for they themselves being broken in body and weary of mind if they survive the battlefield. When our daughters look at their future, they see loneliness, for every man they can see themselves loving is either dead or a shell of who they once were. For the parents of both, the future can only hold fear and sorrow, for they must see their years of work in raising and loving their children be ruined by such wasteful fighting. For nearly five decades, our nation has been embroiled in one conflict after another. I can say, with all the conviction of my being, that we will stand this no more. China needs doctors, engineers, lawyers, builders, scientists and visionaries. It needs no more veterans."

Lee Teng Hui spoke the words above during a nationally broadcast address in Nanjing in the summer of 1968 and on the eve of the Chinese withdrawal from Vietnam. The words were the crux of his speech, simply dubbed 'we will bear no more.' The speech itself inspired anti-war and pro-democracy protesters across China who were fed up with the seemingly never-ending conflicts that wracked China since the 1920s. It was the first public declaration of support for such movements from one of the top leaders of the Kuomintang. Lee Teng Hui passed in 2020, with his funeral in Nanjing being attended by the leaders of most of the world's democracies in spite of the Covid-19 Pandemic being in its early stages.
 
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