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Georgia
The Kingdom of Georgia (: საქართველოს სამეფო), is a  in Western Asia.

Georgia is bounded to the west by the Black Sea, to the north by Russia, to the south by Turkey and Armenia, and to the southeast by Azerbaijan. The capital and largest city is Tbilisi. Georgia covers a territory of 69,700 square kilometres (26,911 sq mi), and its population numbers about 3.718 million.

Years of European-German economic funding have boosted the economy, making Georgia one of the strongest economies in the. On the, Georgia ranks among the top 10 and is one of the fastest-growing economies in Eurasia.

Georgia is a member of the, , and the. The had been founded after the Russian Revolution of 1917. However, the new state was fragile due to both internal and external factors. In Late-1918, the German Empire offered protection in return for taking a newly created throne in Georgia, which was accepted. Joachim was coronated in March 1919, and took the of David VII, named after the great king of Georgia.
 * History

The threated Georgia’s newfound independence by attempting to assassinate key officials, as well as David VII himself, and by stirring up revolts among the Armenian population. While these revolts were contained and put down by the Royal Georgian army, they caused considerable turmoil and instability to the new state.

On the 7th of February, 1922, David VII commited suicide, leaving his 5 year old son (later George IX) to succeed him as king. Joachim’s marriage to Princess Marie-Auguste of Anhalt had broken down in 1920, which led him into a bout of deep depression. A Regency Council led by Prince Georges V. Matchabelli served Karl Franz for 12 years, until his 18th birthday in 1934. Matchabelli groomed George IX to be invested in Georgian society, culture and language. George IX married Princess Maria Bagration of Mukhrani, daughter of Prince George of Mukhrani, head of the royal house of Mukhrani in 1940, and later had three children with her.

The Social Democratic Party dominated Georgian politics during the interwar period, winning a parliamentary majority in all elections (1919,1923,1927,1931,1935,1939). The Social Democrats moderated from a extreme-Menshevik party to a more centrist social democracy Party in the mid-1920s, in order to gain more votes from the centre of the left. The National-Democratic Party, a now-right-wing conservative party, formed the main bulk of the opposition, led by Revaz Gabashvili.

During, Georgia was invaded by the Soviet Union after the invasion of Ukraine and Finland. The Georgian Government fled southwards into, hoping to further flee to. The Soviet occupying forces purged suspected agitators and conscripted many young men into the Red Army. The Turkish Army fully liberated Georgia in January 1944, though the human cost of the Occupation was still felt, even years after WWII. Some Georgians conscripts were killed in mass executions during the Soviet retreat in 1945-46, and more were taken for labour east of the Urals.


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Korea
Korea, officially the Republic of Korea, is a  in Eastern Asia. It borders, and shares maritime borders with.

After being liberated from the Empire of in mid-1945 by joint US-Chinese forces, it was provisionally divided into two occupation zones, with the Chinese holding the north, and the Americans holding the South. In early 1947, the second-wave of the started. The Americans, worried about a communist-held North Korea, reoccupied the Chinese zone with the permission of China. The formed the base of the newly-founded republic.

Today, Korea is a highly developed country and a high-income economy, with a "very high" Human Development Index. Korea is a global leader in the industrial and technological sectors, being the one of the world's largest exporter and importer. Its export-driven economy primarily focuses production on electronics, cars, ships, machinery, petrochemicals and robotics.

==History The first leader of Independent Korea, Syngman Rhee, was chosen due to his strict anti-communist stance. In the September of 1950, a communist revolt in the North that was supported by was brutally put down by the Korean Army. Mass imprisoning and killings of suspected communists followed suit and earned Rhee the reputation of being an authoritarian dictator.

Timeline

 * 1920


 * 14 March - The Zweiter konstitutioneller Kompromiss took place in Austria-Hungary, converting the Empire into the federation based in the plan.
 * 1925


 * 1 May - The first took place in . 10 Nations compete, with Germany winning 1st, Netherlands placing 2nd and Austria placing 3rd.

Civil War
The Ukrainian Civil War was a conflict in.

It was caused by discontent with the autocratic dictatorship of, who was controversially supportive of reunification with the democratic republic of. This, along with various other unpopular decisions, led to wide-spread protests over Ukraine, most prominently in Kiev.

Nuclar

 * Emperor Napoleon IV (1856-)
 * Empress Consort Beatrice (1857-) m. 1879Princess_Beatrice_1886.png
 * Alexander-Napoleon, Prince Imperial (1882-) Alexander_of_Battenberg,_Marquess_of_Carisbrooke.jpg
 * Princess Victoria (1885-)
 * Prince Louis (1888-)
 * Princess Charlotte

King of Belarus

 * Leopold I
 * Georg
 * Konrad
 * Vladmir
 * Leopold II
 * Crown Prince Karl
 * Prince Leopold

Canada

 * The British Heritage Series is a series of five books written by Edward J. Blair (1930-2017).


 * The Internal Front (1961) - Set during 1917-1918
 * Dishonourable Peace (1965) - 1918-1919
 * How the Mighty Fall (1969) - 1920, 1934
 * Bayernkorps  (1971) - 1944-45
 * Effects of the Past (1974) - 1952

FA

 * Federal Republic of New Prussia (New Leipzig)
 * Flag_of_Australia_(1901–1903).svg Federation of Australia (Auckland)
 * Flag_of_French_Australia.png|Flag_of_France.svg Department of French Australia
 * Republic of New Holland (Williamstad)


 * London Conference of 1853
 * Flag_of_the_United_Kingdom.svg United Kingdom
 * Flag_of_Prussia_(1892-1918).svg Kingdom of Prussia
 * Flag_of_France_(1794–1958).svg French Empire
 * Flag_of_the_Netherlands.png Netherlands

New Prussia:
 * Frederick (New Leipzig)
 * Wilhelm
 * Elbe
 * New Mecklenburg
 * New Saxony
 * Central Territory

Nations and Territories of Asia
Lycia

Cilicia

The State of Cilicia (: Etat de Cilicie) is a formed after the partition of the  after its loss in the First World War. Cilicia borders the Italian colony of Lycia, the British protectorate of Kurdistan, the Syrian Republic and the Turkish Republic.

Cilicia is a troubled nation, with the underground All-Turkish Liberation Army (TTKO) attempting to reunify Cilicia with Turkey by bombing and assassinating key members of the French Administration. Since the independence of Syria, the French administration is becoming strained, with many believing that Cilicia will soon become free of French influence.

Lycia

Under British Influence French Possessions Italian
 * Flag_of_the_United_Kingdom_(3-5).svg British Mesopotamia (1920-1946)
 * Flag_of_Iraq_(1921–1959).svg Kingdom of Iraq and Jordan (1946-)
 * Flag_of_Israel.svg State of Zion (1921-)
 * Kurdistan.png Kurdistan Protectorate
 * Syria-flag_1932-58_1961-63.svg French Syria
 * Cilicia Protectorate (1921-)
 * Italian Lycia


 * Kingdom_of_Greece_Flag.svg Kingdom of Greece
 * Flag_of_Armenian_SSR.svg Armenian SSR (1947-)

Government
is a popular concept in alternate history. The thought of a Nazi Occupation, which would lead to a Nazi Victory, is chilling. However, many of the German High Command believed that the plan wouldn’t work.

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 * Georg Michaelis (1917-1920)
 * Max Von Baden (1920-1924)
 * Wilhelm Cuno (1924-1926) (Centre)
 * Wilhelm Marx (1926-1930) (Centre)
 * Heinrich Brüning (1930-1934) (Centre)
 * Franz von Papen (1934-1942) (Centre)
 * Carl Friedrich Goerdeler (1942-1953) (DNVP)
 * Konrad Adenauer (1953-1961) (VKP)
 * Willy Brandt (1961-1974) (SPD)
 * Helmut Schmidt (1974-1983) (SPD)
 * Frederick Gerhartd (1983-1998) (VKP)
 * Edward Fischer (1998-2009) (SPD)
 * Victoria Strobl (2009-) (VKP)
 * Victoria Strobl (2009-) (VKP)


 * Germany
 * Flag_of_the_German_Empire.png 
 * Flag_of_the_German_Empire.png Carl Friedrich Goerdeler
 * Flag_of_the_German_Empire.png Wilhelm Keitel
 * Flag_of_the_German_Empire.png Manfred von Richthofen
 * War_Ensign_of_Germany_1903-1918.svg Erich Raeder
 * Flanders-Wallonia
 * Wiser_Kaiser_Belgium.jpg  (1941-1943)
 * Wiser_Kaiser_Belgium.jpg  (1943-1946)

Italy
Following the German-Austrian advance through Italian lines in late 1917, the Italian faced near-constant retreat. On 28 January 1918, Italy negotiated for an armistice with the Central Powers. The, which dealt with Italy, was signed on 3 December 1918. The Treaty had various consequences on Italy, which included: The economic and political situation brought on by the loss of the war led to discontent towards the government of and the monarchy. On the 7th of June 1920, during a visit to Milan, was assassinated by a. This prompted a Communist uprising in Lombardy, led by Nicola Bombacci. The Red Forces soon gained a advantage over the weak governmental army and started to advance towards Central Italy and by December 1920, the Imperial government had fled to Sardinia. The 16 year-old was inaugurated as monarch, with  as regent. After a period from 1920 to 1926, Sardinia lost control of the colonies of the former. Under the direction of Prime Minister Pietro Badoglio, the colonies were reoccupied (Libya in 1926, East Africa in 1928). Badoglio led Sardinia under a de facto military dictatorship, with strict anti-leftist laws. Suspected Communists and Socialists were interrogated, and in some cases, imprisoned.
 * War Reperations of 8,000,000 Krone.
 * Creation of a along the border of Austria-Hungary.
 * Reduction of the Italian Military.

During World War II, Sardinia was invaded by a joint Franco-Italian invasion from the island of. The Monarchy and its government attempted to flee to Free French-held Tunisia, but failed due to the naval blockade placed on the island. King Umberto II was placed in a prison just north of, while Pietro Badoglio was sentenced to life imprisonment as a so-called “enemy of the revolution” in. Sardinia was integrated back into the larger in 1941, under the leadership of the exiled Antonio Cassitta. After being liberated by in late-1944, a provisional government led by Mario Berlinguer was formed as both the King and the Prime Minister hadn’t been liberated from Rome at this point in time. The bad conditions of Regina Coeli affected Badoglio’s health, which led to him stepping away from political life in 1945, before finally dying of pneumonia on the 6th of December, 1945 at the age of 75. The first free elections were held in 1946, with the Christian Democratic Party winning a majority.

New

 * Queen Elizabeth II (1605-1662)
 * King Edward VIII (1662-1688)
 * King James II and V (1688-1716)
 * King Charles I (1716-1742)
 * Queen Anne (1742-1774)
 * King Charles II (1774-1818)
 * King James III (1818-)
 * Heiress:Victoria

Date:1st January 1861 [[File:Young_Queen_Victoria.jpg|thumb|Victoria, Princess of Wales (1825-)]p

Leaders
Texas: ESA: PSA: RSA: CSA:
 * Bill Clements (1990-1995)
 * Bob Bullock (1995-1999)
 * Rick Perry (1999)
 * George H. Bush (1999-2009)
 * Greg Abbott (2009-)
 * Dan Qyuale (1989-2000)
 * Al Gore (2000-2008)
 * Douglas Wilder (2008-2016)
 * John Kasich (2016-)
 * George Deukmejian (1989-1998) (de facto)
 * Gary Locke (1999-2007) (First Official President)
 * Linda Lingle (2007-2015)
 * Gavin Newson (2015-)
 * Jan Dee Hull (1995-2000)
 * Bill Richardson (2000-2010)
 * Butch Otter (2010-)
 * James R. Thompson (1989-1996)
 * George Ryan (1996-2000)
 * Bill Owens (2000-2008)
 * Tim Pawlenty (2008-2012)
 * Mark Dayton (2012-)

America


Successor States:
 * Flag_of_the_United_States_(1837-1845).svg Eastern States of America (ESA)
 * Flag_of_Pacific_America_1989_War.png Pacific States Of America (PSA)
 * Flag_of_Central_America_1989_War.png Heartland States of America (HSA)
 * Flag_of_Mountain_America_1989_War.png Rocky States of America (RSA)
 * Flag_of_Texas.svg Second Texan Republic (STR)

Central Europe
The German Colonial Empire (: Deutsches Kolonialreich) constituted the overseas colonies, dependencies and territories of the. Previous short-lived colonisation attempts were made by various German states in the previous centuries, but true colonial attempts were established after the in 1884. The ”Kolonialreich” lasted for over 110 years, and finally ended after the independence of in 1994.

After being occupied during, the colonies were returned to the German Empire after the. A influx of German immigrants numbering about 300,000 moved to the colonial empire, mainly to German South-West Africa (now Namibia). At the same time, many French and Belgian colonists in Madagascar, Somaliland, Congo and West Africa left the now-German administered colonies to either or back to mainland France. The administration favoured German colonists while causing a less ideal situation for former-allied colonists. The new “Mittelafrikan System” was fragile, partly because of its expansive size, as well as its ethnic stress. In the 1930s, the AF (Armée pour les Français;Army for the French) organisation became influential among the remaining French citizens and campaigned against the German authorities and citizens.