It was a terrorist bombing of University Station which killed 85 people, mostly university students. It was the deadliest single attack of the Cultural Revolution.Do I dare ask about the Calgary massacre?
It's definitely not just you. The, shall we say, democratic adjacent nature of the Indian political system is mostly by design and both the Liberals and the League are fairly happy with it. Also remember that India is pretty federal in many respects and a good % of that billion people live in the princely states, which have domestic independence anyway.Also, is it me or is 166 seats a bit too few for a country like India with over a billion people?
Why Qing starts liberalisation?
The timing is roughly based on the OTL Russian example but beyond that I've given myself more free reign with the results. So Chinese Choice is kind of an outgrowth of the Society to Protect the Emperor, with significant nationalist elements to it. Dignity and Charity is pretty much an explicitly pro-democracy platform, with little beyond that holding its factions together.Considering this is based on the 1993 Russian Elections, what are the party vote and seat totals based on?
As you can see, it's only a partial liberalisation and as long as the regime retains the support of the traditional landlords and so forth it's grip on power will remain firm. This is really a short-term move designed to placate critics while the country is suffering from some economic turbulence. It also reflects the belief among many in the Forbidden City that a bit of democracy stabilises the regime by providing a legitimate (and mostly harmless) way for dissent to be expressed.Why Qing starts liberalisation?
But is there an equivalent to unification with East Germany, though? With the addition of a The Left party (a Dei Linke equivalent)?ah yes, UK being politically the Germany of TTL