OK no problem. Sorry I just assumed they were your maps.
No; they were created by the people who were posting them on Reddit, I would presume.
OK no problem. Sorry I just assumed they were your maps.
A world map after an alternate Great War in this TL that occurs several years before our TL's Great War (World War I):
Es Geloybte Aretz - a Germanwank
I think Paul Robeson was pretty good with it: Long live our German Fatherland built by the people's mighty hand. Long live its people united and free strong in a friendship tried by fire long may its Red-White-Black inspire shining in glory for all men to see. [chorus] We fought for the...www.alternatehistory.com
Well that looks like the only big loser was Russia? The Ottomans seem to have avoided their 1st Balkan War drubbing and France has even more of Africa while Britain similar still has all of Ireland and a markedly bigger 'Indian' empire with Afghanistan, Tibet and Baluchistan included.
What kind of bullshit is this? Sooner the Mongols would have embraced Catholicism and polonized or tried to revive paganism. I don't see any reason but to do something to make these countries stand out on the religious map according to the author's vision. Ruthenia somehow during the period of Mongol domination did not become Islamic or Buddhist and yet the domination over them was not weak. The remaining Orthodox.The Three Buddhist Diamonds of Europe - the Khanate of Poland, the Khanate of Prussia and Khanate of Lithuania (all of whom converted to Buddhism gradually over the time period of Mongol domination from 1240 - 1345)
One of these days I'm going to have to make a 2CW Kaiserreich map to show how holding Chicago+Detroit+Milwaukee isn't grounds for a complete Syndicalist Revolution.
I don't really know and don't really care. It's simple logistics: Even if the Syndicalists (or any urban rebels, really) could seize a city or a constellation of them, they'd be dog-piled by the state militia, then federal forces, before they could spread out. The fatal flaw of most urban uprisings is that they're islands in a hostile sea, and it's only in cases where the countryside has been willing to throw in with them--Russia, for instance--that the revolts have gotten anywhere. Personally, I blame Kaiserreich for giving the CSA Illinois, Indiana and Ohio when they get Chicago, Gary and Cleveland, which makes sense from a game POV but has no grounding in real life.Are Western leftists particularly into Syndicalism nowadays?
I don't really know and don't really care. It's simple logistics: Even if the Syndicalists (or any urban rebels, really) could seize a city or a constellation of them, they'd be dog-piled by the state militia, then federal forces, before they could spread out. The fatal flaw of most urban uprisings is that they're islands in a hostile sea, and it's only in cases where the countryside has been willing to throw in with them--Russia, for instance--that the revolts have gotten anywhere. Personally, I blame Kaiserreich for giving the CSA Illinois, Indiana and Ohio when they get Chicago, Gary and Cleveland, which makes sense from a game POV but has no grounding in real life.