Timeline (Long Live The Czar)

13, March, 1885: Czar Alexander II survives another assassination attempt

27, May, 1885: Czar Alexander II creates the Duma, or Russian Parliament, consisting of a house of the people, and a house of Boyars, or Russian nobles

31, July, 1886: Ottoman Empire Invades the Russia

9, July, 1889: Ottoman Empire Accepts treaty of Odessa, surrenders Armenia and Kurdistan.

8, October, 1893: Universal suffrage is granted to the emancipated serfs.

10, November, 1896: Czar Alexander II dies, succeeded by Alexander III

18, September, 1899: China surrender land north of the Tianshan mountains, along with parts of Manchuria

19, May, 1900: The Sayf min Islam regime returns with a coup in which Sultan Murat is overthrown and replaced by Sultan Diyanat II, the grandson of Sultan Suleiman Menelik.

19, February, 1900: Czar Alexander III dies, succeeded by Nicholas II

1, March, 1910: Czar Nicholas II is assassinated, succeeded by daughter, Valentina

17, April, 1914: Czar Valentina declares war on Germany and Austria

19, May. 1917: The Turkish join the Central powers

28, June, 1919: Russian forces abandon the sieges of Berlin and Vienna after the Central Powers surrender.

29, December, 1920: Russia grants Poland independence

3, January, 1921: Lu Qianti overthrows the Chinese Emperor and establish the Union of Canyinyuan Socialist Republics (UCSR).

3, July, 1922: Osman Menelik and his Red Turks begin rebelling against Warlords and the Young Turk government.

1, August, 1923: Women granted universal suffrage in Russia, constitution amended, Premier to be democratically elected

6, February, 1924: The Provinces of Palestine and Hejaz secede from the Turkish Republic

3, March, 1924: Chinese Imperial family killed by communist forces

1, September, 1924: first democratic Premieral election, won by Konsyrvatyr Party candidate Matvey Yusupov

18, January, 1925: Chairman Lu dies, replaced my Mao Zedong, who changes his name to Gang Ren

30, May, 1925: Baghdad falls to communist Osman Menelik, Young Turk government limited to Anatolia.

19, September, 1926: Constitution amended, office of Premier-General created. (If the premier dies or is incapable of carrying out their duties as Premier, the Premier-General takes command.)

1, September, 1928: Matvey Yusupov reelected by wide margin.

7, October, 1929: The stock market crashes.

5, December, 1929: Maks Alemareyiv, a the governor of Petrogradskya Oblast, announces that he will be running against Matvey Yusupov, hopefully on the Menshevik Party ticket

3, February, 1930: Russian actress Marya Brezenivsky murdered in her Kazan home.

5, July, 1930: Semyey Galkusky started taking public opinion polls for the Petrograd Weekly Examiner.

20, March, 1932: Maks Alemareyiv wins the Tatarstan primary.

10, May, 1932: Maks Alemareyiv wins the Shutvirk Vuchvokatchisthva, or Super Thursday, clinching the Menshevik Party nomination.

1, September, 1932: In a landslide, Maks Alemareyiv wins the Premieral Election.

20, March, 1933: Maks Alemareyiv is sworn in as premier, along with 208 members of the Menshevik Party to their Representative posts, resulting in a Menshevik supermajority.

19, September, 1933: Communist Guerilla Ioseb Jughashvili (Joseph Stalin) arrested and convicted for the Brezenivsky murder.

29, February, 1934: the fascist governments in Germany, Austria, Spain, Portugal, Hungary, Italy, and Bulgaria sign the Munich Pact.

18, May, 1934: China and Japan sign a nonaggression pact, and plan to split Korea between them.

1, September, 1934: Mikhal Alexiov elected to the Duma as the Tatarstan representative.

9, December, 1934: Russian Premier Alemareyiv and US President Roosevelt sign the Joint Defense Treaty, forming the Russo-American alliance.

5, January, 1935: Maks Alemareyiv signs the TransRussian Highway act, analogous with the Interstate Highway.

25, May, 1935: Galkusky Polls show that the Alemareyiv Administration has a 92% approval rating, their highest ever.

19, October, 1935: Germany annexes Austria.

23: December, 1935: Germany annexes Hungary.

January-May, 1936: Polish engineer Lech Byrencski designs the Byrencski Line, a defensive line between Poland and Germany.

3, May, 1936: Germany annexes Bulgaria.

1, July, 1936: Unemployment in Russia and the United States goes down for the first time since 1929.

1, September, 1936: Maks Alemareyiv reelected.

9, September, 1936: Spain annexes Portugal.

1, May, 1937: Premier Alemareyiv and President Roosevelt meet with Neville Chamberlain, discuss the worsening situation in Europe and the threat of the Fascist League.

8, November, 1937: Germany annexes Spain, Italy invades Albania and Greece.

19, April, 1938: A Russian Plot comes to fruition, native Africans rebel against the Afrikaners and the Apartheid. This forces the Afrikaner’s hand, forces them to join the Fascist League, legitimizing Russian and American military aid to the rebelling Africans.

21, April, 1938: The Afrikaner Government joins the Fascist League even as Ade Mbesa takes Pretoria and Johannesburg

5, May, 1938: Germany annexes Afrikaner-controlled South Africa.

16, September, 1938: Germany invades Rumania.

19, September, 1938: Maks Alemareyiv rushes a declaration of war on Germany.

20, September, 1938: Neville Chamberlain resigns, replaced by Winston Churchill.

21, October: The Afrikaners draw up a line of defense around the Cape of Good Hope.

9, November, 1938: Namibia falls to Africans rebelling against Afrikaners.

2, January, 1939: Cape Town falls to rebelling Africans.

21, March, 1939: Germans capture Paris and Istanbul.

30, July, 1939: Germany invades Russia

3, May, 1940: Ade Mbesa invades German-occupied Portuguese West Africa

10, January, 1940: A Nipponese bomber group attacks Dutch Harbor AK and Honolulu HI simultaneously.

11, January, 1940: The United States declares war on Nippon.

17, January, 1940: Germany declares war on the United States

15, May, 1940: Siege of Johnston Atoll by the Nipponese begins.

21, July, 1940: Russian forces engage Germans at Chernobyl, where they turned the invasion back before they reached Kiev.

19, September, 1940: The siege of Johnston Atoll ended with a decisive Nipponese defeat.

21, December, 1940: German advance was halted by the Israelis at Damashq.

13, January, 1941: A Chinese force landed in occupied British Somaliland.

19, May, 1941: Luanda falls to African Liberation Army forces.

21, May, 1941: ALA forces invade Fascist League East Africa (Mozambique)

3, September, 1941: German forces are stalled outside Tallinn, where they try, but fail, to lay siege to the city.

5, January, 1942: Captain Semyey Alexiov, son of Mikhal Alexiov, along with 38 crewmembers on the S.E.V. Yerkatinburg are stranded in the Baltic after the ship is torpedoed 120 miles south of Gotland. They are rescued after four days.

19, January, 1942: The Luftwaffe begins bombing Volgograd.

1, March, 1942: Imperial Air Force engages Luftwaffe at Donetsk

14, May, 1942: Russian troops sailed down the Don river.

15, May, 1942: Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Winston Churchill discuss the possibility of an amphibious landing in France, along with a Russian invasion up the Danube River.

16, May, 1942: The Imperial Navy bombards Constanta, Rumania.

17, July, 1942: US/ANZAC forces begin the thrust up the Solomon Islands.

19, July, 1942: The Mariana Islands fall to US forces.

20, July, 1942:Battle at Guadalcanal begins.

21, July, 1942: Israeli forces begin thrust into Turkey, winning a decisive victory at Konya.

21, August, 1942: US scientists detonate kiloton-class atom bomb in New Mexico.

30: August, 1942: US forces break the standoff in the Solomon Islands, begin landing on either end of the Philippines.

1, September, 1942: Russian scientists detonate an atom bomb in between Aral and Baikonur.

5, September, 1942: British/Indian forces land at Yangon.

7, September, 1942: British/Indian forces begin siege of Mandalay, Burmese in the area revolt.

10, September, 1942: Russia begins an invasion of the German-occupied portion of the Ottoman empire.

13, September, 1942: Nipponese forces abandoned the sieges of Beijing and Wuhan.

14, September, 1942: US/British forces land in Normandy.

15, September, 1942: Russian troops cross the Bosporus into Europe.

17, September, 1942: US/British/Canadian troops capture the town of Caen.

18, September, 1942: Greece is liberated from German occupation.

19, September, 1942: Cherbourg falls to US/British/Canadian forces.

22, September, 1942: Franklin D Roosevelt and Maks Alemareyiv meet in Liberated Sevastopol with Winston Churchill, Ade Mbesa, and Mao Zedong to discuss the end of the war.

24, September, 1942: It is decided at the Sevastopol Conference that all means necessary must be used to extract an unconditional surrender from the Axis.

October, 1942: Holland and Belgium are liberated, US Forces capture Indochina.

26, December, 1942: Russian Zabolsky Z-119 bombers drop atom bombs on Munich, Berlin, Bonn, Bremen, and Hamburg. 732,000 are killed, 5 million injured. Hitler is killed, Erich Hartman, the new Fuhrer, surrenders.

1, January, 1943: American B-17 bombers drop atom bombs on Tokyo, Hiroshima, Osaka, Kyoto, and Sapporo (Tsariskya).

3, January, 1943: Japan sues for peace.

13, May, 1943: the Red Turks seized power in Turkey, establish the SDTC, or Sosyalist Devlet Türk Cumhuriyeti, which translates to Socialist Republic of the Turkish State.

21, July, 1943: United Republics of South Africa established, constitution written. Ade Mbesa made Provisional President until elections can be held.

19, December, 1943: Chinese forces establish the People’s Republic of Ethiopia.

29, January, 1944: The Young Turk government sets up a government-in-exile in Nicosia, Cyprus.

30, May, 1944: Maks Alemareyiv assassinated by former SS officer Heinrich Stelssen. Succeeded by Andrei Milankichov

6, June, 1944: A Day of Mourning is declared in URSA, the UCSR, Russia, United States, Britain, liberated France, Occupied Europe, and the PRE.

9, October, 1944: 39 Nazi officials are executed for War crimes.

10, November, 1944: Ade Mbesa elected president of the United Republics of Southern Africa (URSA)

1, January, 1945: The Treaty of Valetta is signed. Large regions of Germany are ceded to other countries, United Nations established

15, January, 1945: Ade Mbesa sworn in a president of URSA

12, April, 1945: Franklin Delano Roosevelt dies, a day of mourning is declared in the US, UK, France, occupied Europe, and South Nippon.

25, May, 1945: A coup in Thailand overthrows the provisional government, sets up a pro-UCSR government.

30, August, 1945: A communist revolution in Indochina overthrows the Provisional Government.

19, October, 1945: 91 diplomats at the US embassy in Sofia are held hostage by 19 armed former SS officers.

23, December, 1945: Former SS officers gunned down in showdown with Russian soldiers.

24, December, 1945: The 87 surviving hostages are returned to their families.

7, January, 1946: India partitioned into Pakistan, Burma, Bengal, Sri Lanka, and India proper.

12, March, 1946: A bomb attack on the UN headquarters site kills 67 construction workers, sets back construction.

29, May, 1946: Thai and Indochinese forces invade Burma and Bengal.

31, September, 1946: Bengali and Burmese surrender. Socialist governments are set up.

30, October, 1946: China annexes Taiwan, Korea, and Tibet.

27, November, 1946: Neo-Nazi groups declared to be threats to national security in US

12, January, 1947: Yugoslavia, South Nippon, Poland, Germany, Albania, Greece, Canada, the United States, Russia, Britain, Ireland, Italy, Austria, Belgium, The Netherlands, Spain, Portugal, Rumania, Bulgaria, Norway, Iceland, Denmark, and Mexico form the Northern Alliance, headquartered in Bonn.

21, March, 1947: A coup in the Provisional Government in Malaysia leads to the establishment of the Malay Socialist Republic.

13, May, 1947: The Bangkok Treaty is signed by Malaysia, Thailand, China, Burma, Bengal, North Nippon

21, July, 1947: American pilot Chuck Yeager breaks the sound barrier.

1, October, 1947: All Northern Alliance nations recognize the sovereignty of URSA and the People’s Republic of Ethiopia

3, December, 1947: All Bangkok Treaty members recognize the sovereignty of URSA and the People’s Republic of Ethiopia.

12, January, 1948: Mimicking the independence of India, the East African Federation is established and recognized by all nations of the world.

19, March, 1948: Andrei Milankichov becomes the first Premier to visit the United States, in the Lower East Side of Manhattan he calls Neo-Nazi and racial hate groups “Terrorist Organizations” This is the first time the term “Terrorism” is coined.

21, March, 1948: A bomb goes off in Grand Central Station, killing 57. Andrei Milankichov would have been killed, had his Goncharov Kruisher, an expensive Russian car, broken down.

15, July, 1948: The United States detonates a Hydrogen Bomb.

19, November, 1948: Several colonies declare independence and form the United Federation of the Congo.

1, September, 1948: Andrei Milankichov is elected premier.

4, November, 1948: Harry Truman is elected president.

23, January, 1949: A PRE-Backed coup sets up the Socialist Republic of Nigeria.

3, March, 1949: Oil is discovered in Najd.

12, May, 1949: Winston Churchill gives his “Curtain of Darkness” speech on the spread of Maoism.

19, July, 1949: A Neo-Nazi throws a bomb into Harry Truman’s car while he‘s on a visit to survey the reconstruction of Berlin. To the shock of the onlookers, Truman throws the bomb back at the would-be assassin.

12, September, 1949: Najd invades Hejaz, starting the Arabian War.

17, September, 1949: A UN task force invades Najd in Operation Sandstorm

15, October, 1949: Palestine joins the Northern Alliance.

3, January, 1950: Riyadh is captured by coalition forces.

4, May, 1950: Andrei Milankichov visits Madinah, the capital of Hejaz.

19, May, 1950: The occupation of Germany is lifted. All Russian troops set for deployment in Germany are diverted to Arabia.

20, May, 1950: Erich Hartmann is appointed provisional chancellor until 1952.

14, June, 1950: Ethiopian forces launch a counteroffensive against UN forces in Arabia.

June-August, 1950: Aden, Sana’a, Jidda, Makka, and Madinah fall in rapid succession.

July, 4, 1950: A Neo-Nazi once again fails in an attempt on Harry Truman’s life.

14, August, 1950: Once the sympathy for Truman after the attempt on his life faded, a Gallup poll showed that his approval ratings were below 35%.

21, August, 1950: Erich Hartmann pledges 35,000 troops to the Arabian War.

9, September, 1950: A UN counterattack begins via Palestine.

September-November, 1950: UN forces reoccupy all of Hejaz, along with northern Najd and it’s Persian Gulf coast.

17, October, 1950: Truman general Daniel MacArthur for proposing the use of nuclear force against Ethiopia, among other disputes. This is seen as a mistake by the public, and Truman’s approval rating drops further.

9, January, 1951: After many setbacks, including a bomb attack, the UN headquarters is finished.

To Be Continued