Photos of the Kaiserreich

[HongCanucker]

Propaganda of the Italian Republic leading up to the Second Risorgimento. Despite the defeat of the Associazione Nazionalista Italiana and continuation of the Liberal Democratic government in the 1936 general election, the government of the Milan-based Republic employed ANI tactics of invoking heritage moments in Italian history, particularly the Roman Empire, in order to drum up popular support and enrollment in the military. Mass mobilisation of the population alongside resources are often attributed to the ways that the Republic was, despite its limited resources and territory, as successful as it ultimately was when the military phase of the Second Risorgimento commenced in earnest.

 

[Deleted member 82792]

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What faction operates these sorts of camps?

 

[Chris Lancour]

What faction operates these sorts of camps?

Totalists and Nat Pops i imagine

 

[Worffan101]

What faction operates these sorts of camps?

I'm pretty sure that's the Pelley Union State.

 

[ThatOneGuy]

M36 Patton 'Petunia' moving through rural Illinois during General Pattons Illinois Campaign. 1939​

 

[Bulldoggus]

A pair of soldiers from the Kongokorps, a detachment of African Imperial loyalists that fought for the German Empire in the Implosion of Mittelafrika and the 2nd Weltkrieg, outside Clermont-Ferrand, 1942.

Rwandan General James "The Leopard" Kabarebe meets with a unit of Nyasa soldiers during the First Great African War (1987-93), outside Pretoria, 1992.

 

[ThatOneGuy]

Aircraft Carrier IJS Hirohito and heavy cruiser escorts IJS Tokyo and Hiroshima try and evade attacks from Carrier Air Group 4 from the AUS Huey Long, off the coast of Japanese-Occupied Philippines, 1945

The mushroom cloud from the worlds first Atom Bomb, code named Kamikaze, rises over Honolulu, photo taken from HB-152 'Yankikira', 1947

Kamikaze just after construction in Aizo

 

[Chris Lancour]

A pair of soldiers from the Kongokorps, a detachment of African Imperial loyalists that fought for the German Empire in the Implosion of Mittelafrika and the 2nd Weltkrieg, outside Clermont-Ferrand, 1942.

Rwandan General James "The Leopard" Kabarebe meets with a unit of Nyasa soldiers during the First Great African War (1987-93), outside Pretoria, 1992.

Who are the belligerents involved in the war

 

[Bulldoggus]

Who are the belligerents involved in the war

Haven’t thought that through.

 

[Earthallias]

Aircraft Carrier IJS Hirohito and heavy cruiser escorts IJS Tokyo and Hiroshima try and evade attacks from Carrier Air Group 4 from the AUS Huey Long, off the coast of Japanese-Occupied Philippines, 1945

I don't want to be that guy but that's not the names or the prefixes of the Japanese navy. Most Heavy Cruisers were named for mountains and most Carriers were named for flying animals real and fake. No ship was named for cities and I doubt they'll be named for emperors until decades later when they delve into supercarriers

 

[pattontank12]

So what did you guys think about the space Kaiserreich thing?

 

[ThatOneGuy]

I don't want to be that guy but that's not the names or the prefixes of the Japanese navy. Most Heavy Cruisers were named for mountains and most Carriers were named for flying animals real and fake. No ship was named for cities and I doubt they'll be named for emperors until decades later when they delve into supercarriers

Ah sorry, haven't actually played Japan but fought them a few times. That pic is actually based off of my head-cannon epilogue of one of my playthroughs

 

[Deleted member 107125]

Inspired by Zoidberg12 and Chris Lancour's stuff here are some Indian outfits

Sikh Regiment soldier of the Dominion of India,1940s

More Dominion/Nepal allied soldiers of the Punjab,Sikh,and Gurkha (Nepal and Dominion) regiments,1942

Depiction of a female Bharatiya soldier,1940s

Bharatiya prisoners in a Princely army camp,circa 1937

Depiction of Princely soldiers,fighting on the side of Krishnaraja Wodeyar,1930s

Soldiers of the pro-Osmal Ali Khan faction of the Princely Army

 

[Chris Lancour]

Inspired by Zoidberg12 and Chris Lancour's stuff here are some Indian outfits

Sikh Regiment soldier of the Dominion of India,1940s

More Dominion/Nepal allied soldiers of the Punjab,Sikh,and Gurkha (Nepal and Dominion) regiments,1942

Depiction of a female Bharatiya soldier,1940s

Bharatiya prisoners in a Princely army camp,circa 1937

Depiction of Princely soldiers,fighting on the side of Krishnaraja Wodeyar,1930s

Soldiers of the pro-Osmal Ali Khan faction of the Princely Army

Looks nice

 

[ThatOneGuy]

Feldwebel Ngyen Va Throng executes a Viet Minh cell leader named Diao Veit Thang in Saigon, 1938. The picture galvanized the anti-war movement in the German Empire as it painted the Ostasien forces in a bad light. Feldwebel Throng however continues to justify his actions as just before the picture was taken he learned Thangs men had killed many of Throng's family.

Men of the 14th 'Guns of Saigon' Division attack Viet Minh forces around Hue during the Summer Offensive, late 1937.

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24th Bremen 'Fighting Castles' Infantry Division struggle to hold the Hue Citadel against a surprise Viet Minh attack during the Tet Offensive. Within two hours every man in the photo, and the cameraman would become casualties of the Offensive, along with 47% of total Reichspakt casualties during the Indochinese Insurgency as attacks hit simultaneously up and down Indochina.

Mugshot of Nguyen An Ninh, taken after he was captured during Ostasien's Operation: Hammerfall, a naval landing in Saigon. His country would fight on for almost three more months, but Ninh would be sent to Germany and executed as a terrorist much to the anger of the Internationale. Photo taken in early 1938

 

[Deleted member 107125]

Hey by the way,those Indian army pictures are based in a KR world where a US/Italy style Civil War occurs in India,with several different factions in the Commune fighting for power,all supported by different Syndicalist Factions from abroad,the pro-Entente Raj of India fighting all other sides,while the Princely Federation is divided between pro-Mitteleuropa Osman Ali Khan (of Hyderabad)and pro-Entente Krishnaraja Wodeyar IV.In the east,Nepal and Bhutan are both pro-Entente ,while Burma is not involved directly in the war.Japan also tries to join.The British fight the Commune from their eastern base in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands,while the Germans fight from Sri Lanka.By the way,there are a bunch of National Populists,but they aren't really involved.

 

[Chris Lancour]

Hey by the way,those Indian army pictures are based in a KR world where a US/Italy style Civil War occurs in India,with several different factions in the Commune fighting for power,all supported by different Syndicalist Factions from abroad,the pro-Entente Raj of India fighting all other sides,while the Princely Federation is divided between pro-Mitteleuropa Osman Ali Khan (of Hyderabad)and pro-Entente Krishnaraja Wodeyar IV.In the east,Nepal and Bhutan are both pro-Entente ,while Burma is not involved directly in the war.Japan also tries to join.The British fight the Commune from their eastern base in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands,while the Germans fight from Sri Lanka.By the way,there are a bunch of National Populists,but they aren't really involved.

Similar scenario for the US Civil War the AUS would often be supported by Mittleuropa, the Austrian Sphere, and Russia the CSA is obviously supported by the Internationale the Feds are usually supported by the Entente (regardless if they sieze some territory or not and they also support New England) and the PSA is supported either by the Co-Prosperity Sphere or the Entente

 

[ThatOneGuy]

The enflamed RSS Sibir fires another salvo at the Japanese/Transamur fleet during the Battle of Vladivostok Harbor late 1941. The Battle went down in history as the largest naval engagement in human history with 100 ships taking part in some way over the three day engagement. In the end however the mighty Japanese and Transamur fleets were no match for the more numerous Russian Pacific Fleet and Vladivostok Harbor was secured by the bruised Russian Navy. This would play a critical role in Operation: Homecoming earlier the next year.

Manchurian troops strike across the border at the hopefully unprepared Russian army early 1940. Little did they know Savinkov's spies had already alerted him of their intentions and the combined EACPS assault quickly became bogged down in heavy fighting against heavily defended positions on the Russian side.

A Russian artillery gun on the outskirts of Mukden hones in on Japanese defenses. The Russian Winter Offensive of 1942 crushed the already hard-pressed Japanese/Manchu armies and with Transamur defecting to join the Russian State after the Vladivostok Agreement their position was untenable. The battle's outcome was decided long before Russian troops reached the city.

 

[RightWinger93]

Alright, let me take a crack at it:

Two Mongolian infantrymen prepare for combat in the Xibei-Mongolian war. Despite the two sides having similar numbers, Sternberg and the Mongolians were able to capitulate the West Chinese forces in a mere seven months, mostly due to advanced Calvary tactics and a stronger chain of command. The Mongolians also committed many atrocities during the war, looting and burning entire rural villages, killing almost every person inside, sometimes ordered by Sternberg himself.

The first pilots of the Mongolian Air Force father for a photo-op during the final month of the Xibei-Mongolian war. The first planes produced by Mongolian industry were completed in December of 1936, surprisingly ahead of schedule. Rumors of this being due to brutal working conditions have been shut down by the government.

However, despite moderate successes during the final stage of the war, most of the planes weren’t reliable, crashing in the hills of West China. After these setbacks, Sternberg turned away from a professional Air Force, diverting future war efforts to land warfare.

Mongolian soilders escort a Chinese soilder to a work camp in occupied Xiebi San Ma. Mongolian camps under Sternberg were brutal. 16 hour work days and hard labor drove thousands to death within weeks, others being executed on the spot. The camps were later expanded in wake of the wars in Tibet and Russia. These camps ended up killing 30,000 Russian, Tibetan, and Chinese troops and unlucky civilllians, and were among the worst atrocities committed in the Second Weltkrieg era.

 

[RightWinger93]

A Canadian infantryman in attack position on the outskirts of Cardiff. Despite fighting valiantly, the Entente simply weren’t prepared for a full invasion of the Union of Britain. With Germany being unwilling to contribute, having signed a separate peace agreement, the alliance didn’t have the needed manpower nor unity. Indian forces were tied up fighting in the Bengal region, leaving the force with only Canadian, French, and a few ANZAC corps scattered here and there.

As a result, Entente forces never advanced past the city of Liverpool and the border of Wales, being pushed back to the western shores after eight brutal months of combat. The Union of Britain lived on, and is still a functional nation to this day.