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Pax Napoleonica Media and Artworks
This page serves as a collection of various media, artworks and trivia appearing in the Pax Napoleonica timeline.
Politics, war, culture, literature and various statistics
A list of European monarchs in the Pax Napoleonica TL, courtesy of Zach
A statistical overview of the participants of The Great War, courtesy of Zach
A casualty chart for The Great War, courtesy of Zach
An additional list of Polish monarchs and a transcript of a speech by general Morchenko, courtesy of Zach and Hamburger
A book review of the biography "The Third Napoleon : His Life and Times" by Anthony Toobis, courtesy of Zach
"Phoenix : The Rise of A New Prussia", a book by Prussian political ideologue Julius Fromm (cover), courtesy of Zach
"Phoenix : The Rise of A New Prussia", a book by Prussian political ideologue Julius Fromm (page with dedication), courtesy of Zach
"Phoenix : The Rise of A New Prussia", a book by Prussian political ideologue Julius Fromm (beginning of the first chapter), courtesy of Zach
The structure of the government in Zavtraist Russia, courtesy of Zach
List of US presidents (1789-1933), courtesy of Vosem
Images of the Prussian army during The Second Great War, courtesy of Zach
The bombing of Breslau during the Battle of Breslau in 1937, courtesy of Zach
The Battle of Batanes in the Pacific (1937) (OTL photo from the Pacific theatre of WWII)
Russian columns advance deeper into the Balkan Peninsula, courtesy of Zach
Turkish soldiers advance to the front to meet the Russian threat (1938) (OTL photo of Turkish cavalrymen)
An excerpt from Warren McMillan's non-fiction book "Morchenko's Wars"
Peruvian artillerymen in the South American theatre of The Second Great War (OTL photo from the Chaco War)
A Prussian tankman surrenders to the Allies as West Prussia crumbles (OTL photo of surrendering WWII German tankman)
Russian soldiers train for the Allied invasion (OTL photo)
Second Great War Memorial on the outskirts of Paris
Maps
Europe in 1813 (after the Peace of Paris), courtesy of Zach
The World in 1813 (after Napoleon's victory), courtesy of Zach
The World in 1813 (updated version), courtesy of Zach
The territorial expansion and growing influence of Westphalia (1807-1900), courtesy of Zach
Political map of North America after the American Civil War, courtesy of Zach
Political map of South America at the turn of the 19th and 20th century, courtesy of Zach
Political map of Africa in the year 1900, courtesy of Zach
The World in 1900 (on the eve of The Great War), courtesy of Zach
The World in 1900 (updated map), courtesy of Zach
The Great War alliance system (red = The Sixth Coalition; blue = The Continental Alliance), courtesy of Zach
Europe in 1900 (on the eve of The Great War), courtesy of Zach
The Russian attempts at an amphibious assault on Constantinople during the Great War, courtesy of Zach
Major British Offensives and Battle in the Invasion of Spain (1901-1902), courtesy of Zach
The Aftermath of the Great War (Europe in 1905), courtesy of Zach
The World in 1913, courtesy of Zach
The Korean War (1926-1928), courtesy of Zach
The World in 1935 (on the eve of The Second Great War), courtesy of Zach
Europe in 1935 (on the eve of The Second Great War), courtesy of Zach
An animated map of the Second Great War, courtesy of Zach
The Middle East after the end of The Second Great War, courtesy of Zach
Extent of Japanese conquests in August 1938, courtesy of Zach
Major battles of the Chishima Islands Campaign (1940), courtesy of Zach
Political map of Europe in 1944, courtesy of Zach
Political map of the Middle East in 1944, courtesy of Zach
Flags
Southern Lusitania, courtesy of Lord Grattan
The Republic of Central America, courtesy of Zach
The Republic of Peru, courtesy of Zach
The Republic of Gran Colombia, courtesy of Zach
The Indian Nation (created out of US territory in the late 19th century), courtesy of Zach
Unified Germany (sans Prussia), courtesy of Zach
The People's Republic of Russia, courtesy of Zach
Tsarist Russia after the Russian Civil War and the rise of Zavtraism, courtesy of Zach
Propaganda and adverts
19th century French imperial army recruitment poster ("They answered the call. And you? The Empire needs you!"), courtesy of Zach
French propaganda poster from The Great War (identical to an OTL French WWI recruitment poster)
British propaganda poster from The Great War, courtesy of Zach
Spanish propaganda poster from the Peninsular Front of the Great War, courtesy of Zach
Early Zavtraist propaganda poster, courtesy of Zach
Menacing portrait of Russian general Anton Morchenko, the founder of Zavtraism, courtesy of Zach
A poster advertising the Pacific West Airship Company, courtesy of Zach
A poster advertising voyages aboard S.S. Columbus, an oceanliner of the Confederate Atlantic Line company, courtesy of Zach
Logo of the Buffalo Oil Company, one of the two major American oil-drilling companies in the year 2008, courtesy of Zach
Logo of Siouxco, one of the two major American oil-drilling companies in the year 2008, courtesy of Zach
Historical personalities
French general Jean-Andoche Junot
Manuel de Godoy, later King Manuel I of Southern Lusitania
Klaus Putzkanner, Westphalian philosopher and one of the founders of the analogue of OTL Marxism (OTL photo of August Bebel)
Russian scholar and philosopher Alexander Fedorov, a close friend of Putzkanner, who helped lay the foundations of the Equalitarian movement in Russia (based on a modified version of Putzkanner's political philosophy) (OTL photo of writer Anton Pavlovich Chekhov)
Konstantin Vlasov, protégé and colleague of Alexander Fedorov, popular pro-Equalitarian activist (OTL photo of Alexander Blok)
Yuri Borazkovsky, the interim leader of the Russian Equality Front (OTL photo of Lev Kamenev)
Viktor Ilyukhin, Russian general and leader of the People’s Republic of Russia (OTL photo of Felix Dzerzhinsky)
Russian general Anton Morchenko, the founder of Zavtraism (OTL photo of Polish marshal Edward Śmigły-Rydz)
Sven Lund, leader of the Swedish Framtidspartiet, self-appointed Chancellor of the Kingdom of Sweden and Morchenko's ally (OTL photo of Swedish Nazi sympathizer Konrad Hallgren)
General Francisco Herrera, dictator of Quito, hand-picked successor of Raul Castillo
General Benito Posada, dictator of Peru, ally of Francisco Herrera
President of the United States Stephan Devereux (Democrat)
President of the United States Walter Kirkwood (Republican, photo from 1927)
President of the United States Walter Kirkwood (Republican, photo from 1933)
Emperor of Austria, King of Hungary and King of Czechia Rudolf I in a 1928 portrait
Emperor Franz Karl II of Austria-Hungary-Bohemia in an earlier portrait
Post-Second Great War US president Kenneth C. Minton
Emperor Hector I of Mexico during the early years of his reign (OTL painting of Hawaiian king David Kalakaua)
Empress Sofia II of Mexico (OTL photo of the first Brazilian Miss Universe, Ieda Maria Vargas)
Known political parties of the TL
UK
Britain United and First Party (founded after the Napoleonic defeat, a nationalist and anti-French party)
France
Mouvement des Citoyens et de l'Empereur (MCE, “Citizen and Emperor Movement”, royalist/patriotic/centrist Party, founded in 1947)
Parti equalite (“Equality Party”, left-wing, founded in the late 1940s)
Republique solidaire (“United Republic”, liberal/centrist, founded in the late 1940s by a group of reform-oriented members of the French legislature)
Citoyens pour une Italie libre (“Citizens for a Free Italy”, minority party of the empire's Italians, founded in 1952)
various small parties of French Empire's nationalities (along ethnic and linguistic lines, e.g. German, Dutch, Italian, and Basque, all post-1946)
Prussia
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Sweden
Framtidspartiet (“Future Party”, Zavtraist, Russian ally in Sweden)
Russia
Russian Social Labor Party (RSLP, left-wing)
Russian Equality Front (successor of the RSLP, communist)
Russian Communist Party (small left-wing party, ally of the REF)
Party for Mother Russia (Morchenko's Zavtraist party)
Russian Social Party (rump remnant of the RSLP)
USA
Federalist Party
Democratic Party
Liberty Party (a splinter group of the Democrats)
Republican Party (founded in the aftermath of the civil war)
CSA
Whig Party
National Party
Freedom Party (abolitionist party)
Empire of Argentina
Traditionalists (centrist to right-wing party, conservatives and middle class)
Labor (centrist party, legal unions and industrial workers)
Popular People's Movement (left-wing party, lower/poorer classes)
Republic of Quito
The Party of Forward Movement (the only one allowed, essentially Zavtraist)
Progress Party
Republic of Peru
an unnamed Zavtraist national party
Partido de la gente (“People’s Party”)
Liberty and Catholic Party
Republic of Gran Colombia
Popular Movement for Equality (left-wing)
Patriotic Front (right-wing)
Easter Eggs
The TL includes several injokes.
After the Confederate States of America achieve permanent independence, one of the political parties that form in the latter half of the 19th century is the “Freedom Party”. It fights for the abolition of slavery and full emancipation of blacks and various minorities. This is obviously an ironic jab at Harry Turtledove's Southern Victory (TL-191) series, in which the “Freedom Party” was an allohistorical analogue of the Nazi party and, accordingly, perpetrated a holocaust on all black citizens of the Confederacy.
The surname of the ATL US president from the early 20th century who features prominently in the TL - Walter Kirkwood - is a nod to to the subdivision of the same name that Zach grew up in.