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| + | On the morning of June 29, 1894, a 39-year old union organizer managed to convince the world's most powerful union boss, Samuel Gompers to come to Blue Island, Illinois in order to help him plan and carry out the [[Pullman Strike (Red, White, and Red)|Pullman Strike]]. The man's name was Eugene V. Debs, and he would go on to be the first Socialist President of the United States. |
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| − | I am not sure of a good way that Debs could have one but if you know one [[User talk:Octivian Marius|message me.]] |
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==Sample timeline== |
==Sample timeline== |
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Red, White, and Red is a Timelime that explores what would happen if Eugene V. Debs had won the 1912 Election for the presidency of the United States. A socialist America isn't out of reach when the Constitution is distorted and communism rises in Eastern Europe.
Can Socialism, Communism, and Capitalism all share the same world, or is somebody going to lose in this Cold War?
Currently, the two owners ( Reximus Maximus and Prince Octavian , of Jerusalem, Sicily, and Swabia, and Duke of Amalfi. 
) are willing to accept help and suggestions so please contact one of us. We are online at least once a day so we can respond quickly.
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On the morning of June 29, 1894, a 39-year old union organizer managed to convince the world's most powerful union boss, Samuel Gompers to come to Blue Island, Illinois in order to help him plan and carry out the Pullman Strike. The man's name was Eugene V. Debs, and he would go on to be the first Socialist President of the United States.
Sample timeline
1912
November 5: Debs wins in the 1912 Election.
1913
March 4: Debs is inagurated.