Photos of the Kaiserreich
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Bulldoggus
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Oh, and on a musical note- ITTL, the equivalent to "Pumped Up Kicks" is a song from Alt!Che's perspective, about massacring the Totalist cabinet. New England is a decent place, but rather marked by a disturbing love of brutal anti-syndicalist violence.
Redshank Galloglass
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The IRMC's First Marine Divison on a joint exercise with Syndintern forces in Canada known as the Spear Campaign. The Canadian Plains serve as a training ground for Syndintern Assault formations, as it serves as the closest equivalent to the North German plain in the Red Bloc.
American IRA Grenadiers near IRFB (International Revolutionary Forces Base) Edmonton, during 2017's Spear Campaign.
British Republican Army Red Guard soldier during 2017's Spear campaign.
United States Army Rangers successfully fighting off attacking Syndicate forces, during the second American Civil War.
A protest in keijo over korean independence in 1987. This however, lost support by 80s. And independence movement will fall into irrevelance until 2000s.
Hayao Miyazaki,"the father of Soviet animation.",photographed at the 2013 Leningrad Film Festival.The Soviet Union under Nikolai Bukharin and his (democratically elected) successors managed to attract many artists from the crumbling former United States,authoritarian Japan and totalist Western Europe.Although the Pacific States managed to recover most of Hollywood,much of the talent has fled for the Soviet Union due to the relaxed artistic environment and generous government grants.
(So yeah,apparently a Federationist USSR can have a focus to get animators from America and Japan.Miyazaki IOTL was also a pacifist socialist.I'd pay real money to watch a Soviet Ghibli,tbh.Would he have the influence of Russian folklore instead,or merge Japanese and Russian folklore?)
Pete Seeger and Woody Guthrie,during one of their "traveling troupe" across the Combined Syndicates circa 1938-1940.This traveling troupe was famous for its informality,and played union and folk songs as well as popular hits of the times.
Many of America's famous singers,such as Johnny Cash and Bob Dylan,would began their careers under the auspices of Seeger and Guthrie.
Bulldoggus
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Gordon Howe of the NEHL's Hartford Whalers picks a fight with a Chicago Blackhawks player in the first Champions League of Hockey Final, Montreal, 1976. The Whalers would win 4-2. Hockey remains the most popular sport in North America (the AUS is seen as a Central American Nation)
Helsinki Jokers players celebrate after winning the Champions League Finals over the London Gunners, Salzburg, 2012.
The QHL's Montreal Canadiens beat the USAHL's KC Scouts in the 1981 Champions League Final.
Lieutenant-General Georges Vanier (left) converses with General Andrew McNaughton in Ireland over plans for the landings in Great Britain during the Liberation. Vanier had been a Weltkrieg veteran who was awarded two Military Crosses and a DSO for his service in the trenches, while McNaughton was an adjutant to the famed Field Marshal Arthur Currie who developed the Canadians' sophisticated artillery operations. Both men saw distinguished service as field commanders in the Liberation, with Vanier's star and prestige among both Britons and Canadians, especially the Francophones, being such that he was eventually chosen as Canada's first native-born Governor-General following the restoration of the position accompanying the Royal Family's departure from Canada in 1945.
Air Marshal Billy Bishop and First Lord of the Admiralty Winston Churchill. As proponents of air power and its integration into military doctrine on the ground and on sea, both men played a more than instrumental role in the development and refinement of the Royal Air Force and the Fleet Air Arm in the lead-up to the Second Weltkrieg, along with the beginnings of the strategic air power doctrine that would define Imperial air operations in the war, and contributing to the development of Canada's indigenous aircraft industry.
Redshank Galloglass
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Brazilian Integralist Army forces posing for a picture, June 1948. Before the downfall of the Brazilian Republic, Mittleeuropa rapidly grew and expanded their military to ensure a bulwark against Syndicalism in the Western Hemisphere. While not explicitly Genocidal like their allies in National Populist Russia, the Brazilian Army during the Second Weltkrieg was notorious for being poorly disciplined in it's treatment of conquered civilian populations. They were nicknamed "Greenshirts" due to their pristine uniforms.
Flag of the Kingdom of France. After the downfall of the Totalist government under Georges Valois, the Pro-German Bourbon Monarchy was reinstalled as the nobiloty of France. For the first time in centuries, France is now a stable nation, though by 2017 it is largely an armed camp of a country.
Foster Hewitt, the iconic voice of the CBC's Hockey Night in Canada programme. Serving as the announcer and commentator for the Royal Hockey League's games, he became famous for his many catchphrases, namely his signing-on phrase, "Hello, Canada, and hockey fans in the United States and the British lands," - a phrase that would become more profound following the Liberation and the introduction of Australasian and British teams to the League - and his legendary "He shoots, he scores!" call upon a goal. Hockey Night in Canada bears the distinction of being a Canadian and Imperial cultural cornerstone for many decades, since its inception on radio in 1931 and as a CBC television broadcast from 1947, and remains a mainstay of sports television programming in Canada and the British Empire at large, with the BBC and CBC partnering to broadcast games in the United Kingdom, Australasia, the Caribbean Federation, India and South Africa.
Closers Online(kuro-za-su クローザーズ) is japanese video game developed in Naddic Games, a company in Keijo. It deals with Dimensional Monsters invading the world, but this also causes some to have supernatural powers, which could be used to defeat these monsters. After first battle, Union, a multinational organization, was formed to effectively counter them. Union recruited these people supernatural powers, and trained them to fight the monsters, they would be named closers.
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Redshank Galloglass
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Photograph of Dave "The Hammer" Shultz, well known enforcer for the Chicago Spartacus Hockey club. He was known for his vicious brawling, Particularly with rival British and Imperial Russian hockey teams.
American IRA Grenadiers keeping the piece in destabilized French Algeria in 2002.
Phillipino soldiers in training. The rump US state in the Philippines has been in a state of a war footing since 1937.
Bulldoggus
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Still the Hawks m8.
Manhattan Rangers vs. Boston Bruins, 1972, the first game between New English and CSA sides since the Seccessions of '68. Note the scars on the mask of Bruins Goalie Gerry Cheevers, a former Canadian nationalist sniper- Each scar represented one syndie killed during the Wars of Seccession. The game ended 2-2, and was marred by constant violence.