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Kraków Uprising

### Outcome

* Nazi Germany invades the country and violently crushes the uprising, resulting in the death of most involved. Angered by this act, the Soviet Union declares war on Germany, with most Western capitalist powers siding with the Nazi regime.

### Combatants

* Communist Party of Poland
* Poland
* Nazi Germany
* Soviet Union

The Kraków Uprising was a failed Communist uprising in Poland, led by Edward Ochab. It was crushed when Nazi Germany invaded the nation to prevent the creation of a socialist state on its border. This event is generally considered to be one of the main inciting incidents of World War II.
Manuel Gutiérrez Mellado

Manuel Gutiérrez Mellado was a Spanish Aryanist partisan who fought alongside General Franco and FET y de las JONS. He was caught and imprisoned in 1937, where he was eventually convinced about the inevitable failure of the revolt. Following the defeat of General Franco, Mellado was released from prison, and he lived the rest of his life in private within a small village.
Lavrentiy Beria

Lavrentiy Beria was a Georgian Bolshevik revolutionary and Soviet politician responsible for leading the governments of both the Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic and the Soviet Union. During his tenure as Premier of the Soviet Union, he oversaw what is known as the 'Beria dictatorship,' a repressive period immediately following the end of the Second World War, in which the Soviet Union essentially became a police state under the OGPU.

Despite his open opposition to Leon Trotsky and loyalty to the ideas of Stalinism, Beria still managed to hold many important positions in the Soviet government. He started off as head of the Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic, where he was responsible for crushing many nationalist uprisings. As tensions between the Soviet Union and the Western world was growing more intense, Beria resigned from the position and went to Moscow, where he became Director of the OGPU. Using his new position, he began to set the stage for his eventual takeover of the Soviet government.

In 1945, when the Second World War was ended with the dropping of an atomic bomb on Moscow, Beria seized on the opportunity. With the backing of the 'Nationalist' faction of the Communist Party, Beria managed to oust the current caretaker government of the Politburo and declared himself the new Premier. With the OGPU behind him, Beria promptly set about purging any opposition to his rule. However, a significant underground movement of reformists managed to escape his gaze, as they were associated with the military, who always protected them.

Eventually, Georgy Zhukov, the leader of the reformist movement, with the help of General Secretary Nikita Khrushchev, led a military coup against Beria and had him executed for treason. Khrushchev assumed the position of Premier and reversed most of Beria's totalitarian policies.
Magnus Malan

Magnus Malan was a South African soldier and Aryanist terrorist who led the National Syndicalist Apartheid People's Party after the death of Ian Smith. He is most well-known for organizing the 1993 terrorist attack against the South African government that led to the death of many notorious politicians.
Georges Valois

Georges Valois was a French politician who allied himself with the far-right counter-coup during the French Revolution of 1934. During the resulting Regency, he was made the first Prime Minister. He would be ultimately ousted from his position in the aftermath of the Great Soviet War, when evidence emerged of his connection to Bucard's attempted coup in 1937.
Lavr Kornilov

Lavr Kornilov was a Russian military officer responsible for a failed coup against the State Duma of the Russian Empire during the height of the Third Balkan War, with the hope of returning full power to the Tsar. This led to the complete collapse of the already fragile relationship between the Duma and Tsar Nicholas, resulting in Alexander Kerensky creating the breakaway state of the Russian Republic. As punishment, General Kornilov was demoted and sent to the front-lines of the First Russian Civil War, where he ended up being killed.
Korean Revolution

### Outcome

* Korea succeeds in gaining its independence from the Empire of Japan, but is split into two different nations. The Republic of Korea controls the southern half of the peninsula, while the Democratic People's Republic of Korea controlled the northern half.

### Combatants

* Empire of Japan: Yasuhito
* Korean Patriotic Organization: Syngman Rhee
* Workers' Party of Korea: Kim Il-Sung
* Soviet Union: Grigory Zinoviev
* People's Republic of China: Mao Zedong

The Korean Revolution was a conflict between various Korean independence groups and the Empire of Japan that lasted from 1945 to 1947. As a result of international pressure from the ULDN, Japan was forced to grant independence to the Korean Peninsula. The Republic of Korea was formed in the southern half, while the Democratic People's Republic of Korea was formed in the northern half.
Jan Smuts

Jan Smuts was a South African general who established a military dictatorship over South Africa following the assassination of President Barry Hertzog. Under his command, the uprising of the International Socialist League was defeated, and he managed to codify his rule over the country. In the mid-1930s, a second uprising was attempted and ended up succeeding.
Juan Negrín

Juan Negrín was a Spanish politician who served as the last in a line of multiple Prime Ministers during the Spanish Civil War. He was responsible for finally overseeing the victory of the Republicans. Despite this, his tenure was still whacked with controversy for his perceived faults and potential loyalty to the Soviet Union, leading to his retirement from politics in 1941.
Konstantin Rokossovsky

Konstantin Rokossovsky was a Polish Soviet officer who allied himself with the Bolsheviks during the First Russian Civil War. He would later go on to serve as the People's Commissar for Defense until resigning to return to his home country during Edward Ochab's attempted Communist uprising. This would result in his death during the German and Austro-Hungarian military occupation.
French Revolution of 1934

### Outcome

* The Republic of France collapses and is briefly replaced by a Communist government.
* The Paris Commune is overthrown by members of Action Française, leading to the restoration of the Kingdom of France under Regent Charles Maurras.

### Combatants

* Republic of France
* French Communist Party
* Action Française

The French Revolution of 1934 was an attempted Communist uprising against the weakened French Republic, inspired by the recent Berlin Insurrection. The Communists, led by Maurice Thorez, briefly succeeded in declaring a new Paris Commune. However, a far-right counter-coup led by the Action Française, managed to overthrow the Commune. The Kingdom of France was declared to be restored under the Regency of Charles Maurras.
Italian Regency of Carnaro

The Italian Regency of Carnaro was a short-lived state created by Gabriele D'Annunzio in the aftermath of the Third Balkan War. D'Annunzio was an irredentist who believed that Italy had not been given its proper share of territory during the Treaty of Versailles, so he led an uprising in the city of Fiume. His attempts to curry favor with the governments of Italy and Austria-Hungary failed, and they both raised their armies to crush the uprising.
John F. Kennedy

John F. Kennedy was an American journalist and author. Unlike his brothers, he did not enter politics as a result of being severely injured and wheelchair-bound as a result of his service in the Great Soviet War. His most notable works of literature include 'Treatise on My Brother,' an autobiographical account of his relationship with Joseph, released a few years after his assassination. His other most notable work was 'The Eagle Rising,' a historical nonfiction book that recounted the tumultuous history of Germany following the chaos of the Third Balkan War.
Hong Kong People's Revolutionary State

The Hong Kong People's Revolutionary State was a short-lived independent state created from the city of Hong Kong. During the Second Chinese Civil War, the Workers' Social Opposition Party, under the control of Bo Xilai, took control of the city to fight against both the hardline ruling Communists and the invading Nationalists.
Joseph Stalin

Joseph Stalin was a Georgian-Russian revolutionary who served as a member of a triumvirate responsible for the defense of Tsaritsyn. Both him and Kliment Voroshilov would be killed in the resulting battle, leaving Leon Trotsky to organize the retreat. Once the Bolsheviks had won the civil war and the Soviet Union was declared, Stalin became a popular 'revolutionary martyr' within state propaganda. The city of Tsaritsyn was renamed Stalingrad in his honor.
Johan Laidoner

Johan Laidoner was an Estonian soldier and politician who fled to Scandinavia following the Soviet takeover of Estonia. He served as a General in the Scandinavian army during the Great Soviet War. After the Republic of Estonia was restored following the Great Soviet War, he would serve as Prime Minister.
Karl Radek

Karl Radek was a Marxist revolutionary who became Chairman of the Comintern after Zinoviev became the Premier of the Soviet Union. While holding this position, he was responsible for supporting many Communist insurrections throughout the world, both failed and successful. He was ultimately killed while visiting Edward Ochab during the Kraków Uprising.
Iraq War

### Outcome

* Baghdad is nuked, killing Saddam Hussein. The Iraq government surrenders and is replaced by a more western-friendly government.

### Combatants

* United States of America: George W. Bush
* United Kingdom: Tony Blair
* Kingdom of Israel: Zevulun Orlev
* Ba'athist Republic of Iraq: Saddam Hussein
* Republic of Germany: Wolfgang Schäuble
* Republic of Austria: Jörg Haider
* Protectorate of Poland: Andrzej Olechowski
* Protectorate of Hungary: Viktor Orbán

The Iraq War was a conflict that lasted from 2001 to 2007 and was the main front of the Third World War. It ended with the nuking of Baghdad and the death of Saddam Hussein.
Indian Revolt

### Outcome

* The iron-fisted Viceroy Winston Churchill is killed. Archibald Wavell is called in to deal with the situation. He is made the new Viceroy and brings a peaceful solution to the conflict.

### Combatants

* United Kingdom
* British India
* Indian National Congress

The Indian Revolt was a conflict in 1943 within British India. It involved an uprising by the Indian people, led by Subhas Chandra Bose, to overthrow the iron-fisted Viceroy Winston Churchill. After Churchill was killed, Archibald Wavell was called in to put down the revolt. He became the new Viceroy and brought a peaceful solution to the conflict.
José Diaz

José Diaz was a Spanish Communist politician who served as General Secretary during the Spanish Civil War. His rule over the party was controversial, as he advocated for the weakening of the Spanish Republic, to prepare for an eventual Communist takeover once the Nationalists had been defeated. A few years after the Republican victory, he was kicked from his position.
Hermann Göring

Hermann Göring was a German politician, military leader, and war criminal. As one of the most powerful figures in the Nazi Party that ruled Germany from 1933 to 1944, he briefly held the position of President of the country shortly before the complete collapse of the Nazi regime.

During the period of the dictatorship, Göring held many high positions over military matters, originally serving as commander-in-chief of the Luftwaffe, and eventually being granted the rank of *Reichsmarschall*, which gave him seniority over Germany's armed forces. Following the success of the 20 July plot, Göring was granted the title of President over the crumbling regime, a position he only held for a week. After being captured by the German resistance, he was handed over to an international tribunal, which sentenced him to death shortly after the end of the Second World War.
Italian Civil War

### Outcome

* A stalemate is declared and the Italian Peninsula is divided. The Socialist Republic of Italy and the Italian Federation are declared.
* Victor Emmanuel III and most of his soldiers flee into exile.
* The Voluntary Militia for National Security is destroyed and most of its leaders are arrested and executed.

### Combatants

* Kingdom of Italy
* Italian Communist Party
* Justice and Freedom
* Voluntary Militia for National Security

The Italian Civil War was a conflict in the Kingdom of Italy fought between various far-left revolutionaries, the armed forces of the Kingdom of Italy, anti-Monarchist republicans, and the Aryanist partisan group Voluntary Militia for National Security. It ended in 1928 with the overthrow of the Italian Social Republic, leading to the division of the Italian Peninsula, resulting in the creation of the Socialist Republic of Italy and the Italian Federation.
Georg von Trapp

Georg von Trapp was an Austrian soldier and politician who led the left-wing opposition to Minister-President Adolf Hitler during the Austrian Civil War. After the end of the civil conflict, he assumed command of the position. He would go on to lead Austria through the Great Soviet War and also oversaw the creation of the Federation of Germania alongside Chancellor Von Göring.
Ludwig Beck

Ludwig Beck was a German general who held the position of Chief of Staff shortly before the outbreak of World War II. Never an official member of the Nazi Party, Beck still initially supported Chancellor Adolf Hitler under the belief that a strong authoritarian government was needed if Germany was to avenge their embarrassment at Versailles.

While serving as Chief of Staff, General Beck started to become disillusioned as the Nazi regime grew increasingly totalitarian. Public disagreements over foreign policy led to Beck being forced from his position in 1938, completely destroying any remaining sympathy Beck had for the Nazi regime. Starting to believe that Germany could only survive if Hitler was removed from power, Beck and various other disillusioned Wehrmacht officers started to devise a plan to assassinate him. The end result of this was the 20 July plot, which with the backing of the various Western powers allied with Germany, was a success.

In the aftermath, and once the German resistance had ousted the remaining Nazi officials from power, Beck assumed control of the German government with the position of President. Once the Second World War came to an end, Beck resigned as head of state and had the monarchy reinstated.
Jacques Duclos

Jacques Duclos was a French Communist politician who served as General Secretary of the French Communist Party after Thorez's death in the aftermath of the 1934 French Revolution. Due to being out of the country at the time, he managed to avoid the massacre of most of the party apparatus. For most of his tenure, he lived in exile, only returning to France after the Regency's collapse in 1946.
Heinrich Himmler

Heinrich Himmler was a German heathen and national-anarchist who was a member of Totenkopf, a Germanic paganist cult operating out of Bavaria. He was one of its main financial backers, serving as its deputy leader, as well as being the Chairman of the cult's political wing, the Germanic Cultural Unity Party. As the second-in-command of Karl Wiligut, who operated under the new identity of Wotan, Himmler declared himself to be the reincarnation of Donner.
Juan Posadas

### Titles

* Premier of the Revolutionary Socialist Republic of the Argentine State (1964-1981)

### Political Party

* Communist Party of Argentina
* Revolutionary National Workers' Vanguard Party of Argentina

Juan Posadas was an Argentinian Communist revolutionary responsible for overthrowing the regime of Juan Perón and for the creation of the Revolutionary Socialist Republic of the Argentine State. Originally a member of the Argentinian Communist Party, he defected following the declaration of the Beria dictatorship in the Soviet Union, which he viewed as a betrayal of Trotsky's original 'revolutionary internationalist' ideas. Forming a new 'Neo-Trotskyist' party, the Revolutionary National Workers' Vanguard Party, he set out attempting to incite a revolution within Argentina. He managed to hold power for nearly two decades, with his new state collapsing into chaos following his death.
Kharkiv Airlift

### Outcome

* The War of Ideologies begins, as the Soviet Union begins to seek revenge for their defeat in the Great Soviet War.

### Combatants

* Soviet Union: Grigory Zinoviev
* United States of America: Douglas MacArthur
* Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic: Nikita Khrushchev

The Kharkiv Airlift was an event that happened in 1947 within the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic. It involved American planes intruding into Soviet airspace to drop supplies onto the Ukrainian SSR. This angered the Soviet Union, who still had their pride wounded from their loss in the Great Soviet War. It is generally considered to be the inciting incident for the War of Ideologies.
Leon Trotsky

Leon Trotsky was a Soviet military leader, political theorist, and Bolshevik politician who succeeded Vladimir Lenin as Premier. He was the head of the 'Internationalist' faction of the party, which largely subscribed to his idea of "Permanent Revolution."

Born in 1879 to a Jewish Ukrainian family, Trotsky allied himself with the Bolshevik revolutionaries during the First Russian Civil War. In the aftermath, and following Lenin's death in 1924, the Politburo elected Trotsky to become the new Premier. He was immediately faced with opposition, leading to the CPSU falling to factionalism. Trotsky assumed control of the 'Internationalist' faction, which adhered to his ideas, and wished to spread the Communist revolution throughout the world.

By 1939, a failed Communist uprising in Poland led to the country's occupation by Nazi Germany. Trotsky, angered by the act, declared war on Germany, leading to the beginning of World War II. Most Western capitalist nations allied with Germany, and waged a 6-year long war against the Soviets. The war came to an end in 1945, when an atomic bomb was dropped on a Moscow, under the orders of US President Douglas MacArthur. A large proportion of the Soviet leadership, including Trotsky, was killed during the attack, and the Second World War was declared over. Lavrentiy Beria and the 'Nationalist' faction of the party took control of the country in the aftermath, and started to dismantle all of his work.
Georgian National Republic

The Georgian National Republic was a brief German protectorate established during the First Russian Civil War, when the former Imperial Russian territory of Georgia declared independence. Following the end of the civil war, it was taken over by the Bolsheviks, and became part of the Soviet Union as the Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic.
Korean War

### Outcome

* After the death of Kim Il-Sung, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is overrun and retaken by the south. The Republic of Korea takes over the whole Korean Peninsula.

### Combatants

* Republic of Korea: Syngman Rhee
* Democratic People's Republic of Korea: Kim Il-Sung
* United States of America: Richard Russell Jr.
* Soviet Union: Nikita Khrushchev
* People's Republic of China: Mao Zedong

The Korean War was an event that took place in the Korean Peninsula lasting from 1950 to 1955. It involved the independent Soviet-backed Communist state of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea fighting against the Western-backed Republic of Korea for control of the whole Korean Peninsula. After half a decade of brutal fighting, the Republic of Korea succeeded, following the death of Kim Il-Sung.
Galeazzo Ciano

### Titles

* People's Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Socialist Republic of Italy (1936-1940)

### Political Party

* Italian Communist Party

Galeazzo Ciano was an Italian Communist politician. In the lead up to the Italian Civil War, he turned against his ruling class family to ally himself with the far-left revolutionaries after seeing Benito Mussolini give a speech in Rome. Despite many doubting his legitimacy, Palmiro Togliatti eventually decided that he could be a useful idiot, making him the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Jaime Milans del Bosch

Jaime Milans del Bosch was a Spanish far-right partisan who supported General Franco and FET y de las JONS. After the defeat of the Aryanist partisans, he was arrested and imprisoned, until he managed to escape. He fled to Germany and signed up to fight for their army at the outbreak of the Great Soviet War, which resulted in his death.
François Mitterrand

François Mitterrand was a French politician and lawyer who first came to prominence under the Regency. During the early 1940s, he was responsible for sentencing many so-called 'enemies of the state' to be executed, making him a feared figure. After Charles de Gaulle's pro-Republican military coup, he was one of many notable Regency figures to be hanged for treason against the new Republic.
Italo Balbo

Italo Balbo was an Italian Aryanist partisan who founded the Voluntary Militia for National Security, which participated in the Italian Civil War, fighting against the far-left revolutionaries. He also served as Duce of the short-lived Italian Social Republic. He was later executed once an army consisting of both the socialist revolutionaries and republican militias invaded Rome to overthrow his government.
Marcel Bucard

Marcel Bucard was a French Aryanist partisan who allied himself with the far-right counter-coup against the Paris Commune during the French Revolution of 1934. Following the declaration of the Regency, he was made the Defense Minister. He attempted his own coup against the Regency in 1937, for which he was executed for treason.
Israeli Liberation War

### Outcome

* With the backing of various Western powers, the Israeli partisans free Palestine from the control of the Ottoman Empire. The State of Israel and the State of Palestine are both declared.

### Combatants

* Irgun
* Ottoman Empire

The Israeli Liberation War was a Zionist revolt against the Ottoman Empire that lasted for a year. With the backing of various Western powers, it ended with a victory for the Israeli partisans, who got their desired Jewish state, the State of Israel. The State of Palestine was also declared.
Georgy Zhukov

Georgy Zhukov was a Soviet general and politician who served as the last Premier of the Soviet Union. During the Second World War, he rose to prominence as a war hero for securing the only major Soviet victories during the conflict.

Originally a dedicated and loyal supporter of the Soviet government, he became disillusioned following the atomic bombing of Moscow and the declaration of the 'Beria dictatorship.' He started to hold more reformist views, and eventually led a military coup to overthrow Beria and install Nikita Khrushchev as Premier. After this, he retired from the military and became a member of the Communist International. While a part of the organization, Zhukov met many foreign Communists, most of whom had started to oppose the Soviet regime. After an especially enlightening meeting with the Italian Communist Enrico Berlinguer, Zhukov fully embraced the idea of 'Eurocommunism,' and sought to bring it to the Soviet Union.

Upon returning to Leningrad, he got into contact with his old military allies and they started to devise a plan to overthrow Premier Khrushchev, who had not entirely enacted the progressive reforms they had hoped he would. In 1958, as a series of nationalist uprisings tore through the socialist republics within the Soviet Union, Marshal Zhukov and his allies marched on the Soviet government and demanded that the current government resign. As the military reformists filled the party positions, Zhukov, now the Premier, promised to grant more autonomy to the various republics that made up the Soviet Union. However, it would prove to not be enough, and eventually the Soviet Union would collapse, leading to the Second Russian Civil War.

Once more taking up his role as a military leader, Zhukov led his supporters against the anti-Communist nationalists, the Communist hardliners, and any other opposition. Once the civil war came to an end, Russia had been divided between the various factions, and Zhukov took command of the Russian SFSR, which still held Leningrad. Continuing his role as Premier, Zhukov managed to successfully implement his progressive reforms and introduced true socialist democracy in Russia for the first time. By the time of his death in 1974, Zhukov was one of the most highly-regarded Communists in the Western world.
Mustafa İsmet

Mustafa İsmet was an Ottoman, later Turkish, politician and revolutionary who served as the last Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. He was responsible for leading the 'Young Turk Rebellion' in the early 1950s, leading to the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire and the creation of the Republic of Turkey, of which he served as its first President.
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

## List

* John Morley (1908-1917)
* Walter Long (1917-1923)
* Arthur Henderson (1923-1929)
* Austen Chamberlain (1929-1935)
* Oswald Mosley (1935-1945)
* Herbert Morrison (1945-1951)
* Edward Halifax (1951-1959)
* T. E. Lawrence (1959-1964)
* Enoch Powell (1964-1970)
* Harold Wilson (1970-1974)
* Quintin Hogg (1974-1979)
* Margaret Thatcher (1979-1987)
* Michael Heseltine (1987-1997)
* Tony Blair (1997-2007)
* Iain Duncan Smith (2007-2017)
* Nigel Farage (2017-2023)
Pope Pius XI

Pius XI was the Pope of the Catholic Church during the Italian Civil War. He refused to support a side in the conflict, believing that God would support the pious monarchists. Despite being caught off-guard by the far-left revolutionary victory, he refused to launch a crusade despite the support by the clergy.
Revolutionary Socialist Republic of the Argentine State

The Revolutionary Socialist Republic of the Argentine State was a socialist republic established by Juan Posadas following the overthrow of the Perón regime. It lasted for nearly two decades before collapsing into chaos after Posadas' death, leading to the eventual reinstatement of the old Argentine Republic.
Mikhail Tukhachevsky

Mikhail Tukhachevsky was a Soviet soldier most well-known for serving as one of the main organizers of the Red Army coup that led to the overthrow of Premier Khruschev in the days leading up to the collapse of the Soviet Union. Following the success of the coup, he took over the position of General Secretary of the CPSU to make sure only people who supported the coup were given political power.
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Martin Bormann

Martin Bormann was a German Nazi Party official who briefly served as Chancellor following the 20 July plot. He held immense power in the party due to his close relationship to Adolf Hitler, which allowed him to create an extensive bureaucracy surrounding himself.

Following the success of the 20 July plot, Bormann was given the title of Chancellor, while Hermann Göring held the position of President. However, this arrangement would prove to be temporary, as shortly afterwards, the two men were ousted from their position by the German resistance. When the Second World War came to an end a year later, both Bormann and Göring were executed for their war crimes.
Pavel Batov

Pavel Batov was a Soviet general who acted as a representative of Zinoviev to various Communist movements beginning after the First Russian Civil War and through to the War of Ideologies. After the Red Army coup against Premier Khrushchev, he served as the last People's Commisar for Defense under Marshal Zhukov. Following the outbreak of the Second Russian Civil War, he served with distinction and later helped found the Workers' Reform Party in the Russian SFSR, becoming its first General Secretary.
Rudolf Hess

Rudolf Hess was a far-right German politician who served as Deputy Chairman of the German Aryan Brotherhood Party under Max Erwin von Scheubner-Richter. After the assassination of Gregor Strasser, Hess tried to sell out Scheubner-Richter to police chief Heinrich Müller, hoping to gain full control of the Party. However, Hess was also implicated in the assassination, and arrested alongside Scheubner-Richter in 1942. He would be killed a couple years later during a prison riot.
Second Chinese Civil War

### Outcome

* With the backing of the western Capitalist powers, the Chinese mainland is once more put under the control of the Nationalists.

### Combatants

* Republic of China
* People's Republic of China
* United States of America
* United Kingdom
* German Empire
* Austrian Empire

The Second Chinese Civil War was a conflict in which the Nationalists that controlled the Republic of China fought to retake the Chinese mainland from the Communists with the backing of the western powers.
Republic of Korea

The Republic of Korea was an Asian country. It was founded following the Korean Revolution, which liberated the Korean Peninsula from the control of the Empire of Japan. The Republic of Korea came into conflict with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, which was a Soviet-backed Communist state formed in the north. With the help of the USA, the Republic of Korea took control of the entire peninsula during the Korean War.
President of the United States of America

## List

* A. Mitchell Palmer (1921-1925)
* Hiram Johnson (1925-1933)
* John Nance Garner (1933-1937)
* Charles Lindbergh (1937-1945)
* Douglas MacArthur (1945-1953)
* Joseph McCarthy (1953-1957)
* William Knowland (1957-1961)
* Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. (1961-1963)
* Hubert Humphrey (1963-1969)
* George Wallace (1969-1973)
* Nelson Rockefeller (1973-1977)
* Charlton Heston (1977-1985)
* Mario Cuomo (1985-1989)
* Jeane Kirkpatrick (1989-1993)
* Neil Armstrong (1993-2001)
* Donald Rumsfeld (2001-2009)
* John McCain (2009-2013)
* Hillary Clinton (2013-2021)
* Michael Bloomberg (2021-2025)
Republic of Latvia

The Republic of Latvia was a Baltic country that initially gained its independence from the Russian Empire during the chaos of the First Russian Civil War. During the Great Soviet War, it was invaded by the Soviet Union and a puppet-state was created. After the Soviet defeat in the war, the Republic was restored.
Nazi Germany

Nazi Germany was a country that existed from 1933 until 1944, during the period when the Nazi Party ruled the country as a dictatorship. Originally led by Adolf Hitler, the country was responsible for both the Holocaust and inciting the Second World War when it occupied Poland to brutally crush the Kraków Uprising.

During the Second World War, the Western capitalist powers allied themselves with Nazi Germany due to their deep opposition to the Soviet Union, but many of the leaders of these countries were uneasy with allying themselves with a far-right dictatorship. As a result, they gave their support to the 20 July plot, devised by various rebellious Wehrmacht officers, with the plan of assassinating Hitler and replacing the Nazi regime with a more moderate right-wing government. The plan succeeded and the Nazi government collapsed not long after, with most of the Nazi leadership either being captured or fleeing underground. Ludwig Beck assumed temporary control of the government, holding the position of President, until the war was ended and the monarchy was reinstated.
Philip I of Britain

Philip I was the last monarch of the United Kingdom, taking hold of the throne after his mother's death in the 2002 terrorist bombing of Buckingham Palace. After the success of the left-wing revolutionaries in the British Civil War, he agreed to their demands of the abdication of the royal family and the transformation of England into a democratic republic. He lived the rest of his life in exile in Canada.
Second Boer War

### Outcome

* The British Empire is beaten back by the Boer rebels with the help of international aid. The Republic of South Africa is officially declared.

### Combatants

* United Kingdom
* Republic of South Africa

The Second Boer War was a conflict between the United Kingdom and the recently declared Republic of South Africa. It ended with a disastrous defeat for the British, as the Boer rebels were able to push them back with international aid. This ended up validating those within Britain who opposed the war, causing a surge in support for non-interventionism, which led to John Morley becoming Prime Minister.
Marian Spychalski

Marian Spychalski was a Polish Soviet general who participated in Edward Ochab's failed Communist uprising. He managed to escape the German and Austro-Hungarian military occupation and made his way to the Soviet Union, offering his services to the military. He would go on to play a major role in the Soviet front of the Great Soviet War.
Mutasarrifate of Jerusalem

The Mutasarrifate of Jerusalem was an administrative district of the Ottoman Empire within the region of Palestine. It was well-known for being the site of the Yishuv Council Bombing, which killed David Ben-Gurion. It was eventually dissolved in 1948 following the Israeli Liberation War, which led to the creation of two new states.
Ronald Reagan

Ronald Reagan was an American actor and political commentator. He briefly served as President of the Screen Actors Guild, before quitting over controversy surrounding alleged Communist infiltration. Afterwards, he became a popular broadcast journalist and conservative pundit, most notably giving a speech in favor of former California Governor Charlton Heston at the 1976 Republican National Convention.
National Stateless Aryan Movement

The National Stateless Aryan Movement was a political organization that broke off from the National States' Rights Party following the death of David Duke. It was founded by William Luther Pierce and Ted Kaczynski, who started to align more with the ideas of Karl Wiligut, as they grew disillusioned with the actions of their former party.
Poland

The Republic of Poland was a country that existed from 1918 until 1939, when Nazi Germany invaded and occupied the country to crush the Kraków Uprising. Following the end of the Second World War in 1945, the country's former borders were restored, however the nation had been largely reduced to a German puppet state.
Prime Minister of Canada

## List

* Robert Borden (1911-1921)
* Arthur Meighen (1921-1926)
* Richard Bennett (1926-1935)
* Mackenzie King (1935-1945)
* James Ralston (1945-1951)
* John Diefenbaker (1951-1957)
* Lester B. Pearson (1957-1968)
* Davie Fulton (1968-1975)
* John Turner (1975-1988)
* Preston Manning (1988-2001)
* Michael Ignatieff (2001-2009)
* Stephen Harper (2009-2020)
* Doug Ford (2020-2023)
Otto Wille Kuusinen

Otto Wille Kuusinen was a Finnish Communist politician who led the short-lived Finnish Soviet Socialist Republic following its creation at the end of the Winter War. During the Great Soviet War, when the FSSR was invaded by Scandinavia, he was forced to flee the country. He remained in the Soviet Union for the rest of his life, until his death in the Second Russian Civil War.
Prince Jean, Duke of Guise

Prince Jean, Duke of Guise, was the heir to the French throne and the great-grandson of the last King of France. He was considered by Regent Charles Maurras and the Action Française to be the new King of France, as Jean III, once stability was returned to the country. However, he died before this plan could be carried out, and his son, Prince Henry, became the new heir.
Prince Henry, Count of Paris

Prince Henry, Count of Paris, was heir apparent to the House of Orléans. Following the death of his father, Prince Jean, he became King Henry VI according to Regent Charles Maurras and Action Française, who planned to restore his House to the throne of the Kingdom of France. This plan came to an end in 1946, when the Regency was overthrown by a pro-Republican military coup.
Republic of Finland

The Republic of Finland was a European country. It was overthrown by the Soviet Union during the Winter War and replaced by the Finnish Soviet Socialist Republic. During the Great Soviet War, the FSSR was invaded by Scandinavia, and the Republic was restored, before its annexation into the Commonwealth.
Nikita Khrushchev

Nikita Khrushchev was a Russian politician and Communist revolutionary responsible for leading the governments of both the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic and the Soviet Union. His brief period as Premier of the Soviet Union saw the slight implementation of progressive reforms, but it would prove to not be enough, and the Soviet Union would eventually collapse following a military coup against him.

Originally coming to prominence in the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, he eventually assumed control of the government himself, leading the nation during its invasion in the Second World War. Eventually, Soviet control of Ukraine collapsed and Khrushchev fled back to Russia. After the atomic bombing of Moscow that ended the war, Khrushchev attempted to play along with the Beria dictatorship, resulting in him being granted the position of General Secretary of the Communist Party.

Soon, Khrushchev would grow disillusioned with the Beria dictatorship and ally himself with more reformist elements in the military. With the help of Georgy Zhukov, the Beria dictatorship would be overthrown and Khrushchev assumed the position of Premier. While the reformists initially believed Khrushchev would massively overhaul the Soviet bureaucracy, that proved to not be the case, and while he implemented some slight progressive reforms, he mainly fought to maintain the status quo that had existed under Trotsky.

This proved to not be enough, and the few remaining socialist republics that had not been freed after the Second World War started to incite an open rebellion against the government in Leningrad. In an attempt to calm the situation, Marshal Zhukov and the military reformists overthrew Khrushchev and promised to grant more autonomy. But it was already too late, and the Soviet Union collapsed, leading to the Second Russian Civil War. Khrushchev was initially placed under house arrest, but managed to escape during the chaos, eventually running into a group of anti-Communist nationalist rebels who executed him.
Republic of China

The Republic of China was an Asian country. It originated as part of the Chinese homeland, only to be reformed on the island of Taiwan, following the exile of the Nationalists after the First Chinese Civil War. Following the Second Chinese Civil War, the Nationalists once more assumed full control of the nation.
Michael Grigg

Michael Grigg was a British mercenary who was a part of a well-publicized group of mercenaries who were sent into the South African Workers' Union to try and launch a coup in the early 60s, but instead ended up defecting. Since his defection was more legitimate than most, he rose through the ranks of the government, eventually being trusted enough to serve as Defense Minister under Premier Hani. He would go on to become one of the victims of the 1993 terrorist attacks, due to his status as a 'race traitor.'
Revolutionary National Workers' Vanguard Party of Argentina

The Revolutionary National Workers' Vanguard Party was a Communist political party founded by Juan Posadas after he broke off from the Argentinian Communist Party. It viewed the current 'Vanguardist' interpretation of Leninism as being a betrayal of Trotsky's 'revolutionary internationalist' ideas and believed itself to be his true successor. It also served as the ruling party of the Revolutionary Socialist Republic of the Argentine State during its nearly two decades of existence.
Yakov Dzhugashvili

Yakov Dzhugashvili was a Soviet soldier and politician who was the only child of the famous martyred revolutionary Joseph Stalin. After finishing his required service in the Red Army, he returned to his home country of Georgia, where he became a prominent member of the local Communist Party. He would eventually become Premier, until he was overthrown during the collapse of the Soviet Union in the Second Russian Civil War.
Vladimir Lenin

Vladimir Lenin was a Russian revolutionary, politician, and political theorist. He was the first Premier of the Soviet Union after its declaration following the First Russian Civil War. His ideology of Leninism was the main ruling force over the country for most of its existence.

Lenin first embraced socialist politics at an early age following his brother's execution for protesting the Tsarist regime. He then spent the next couple decades engaging in his own opposition, eventually becoming a founding member of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party. When the party fractured, Lenin led the 'Bolshevik' faction, which advocated for an active revolutionary overthrow of the monarchy.

During the First World War, Lenin returned to Russia and took the lead during the October Revolution, which sought to overthrow the Russian Provisional Government that had already unseated Tsar Nicholas. Following the First Russian Civil War, which lasted from 1917 to 1923, the Soviet Union was established and Lenin became its first Premier. He only held power for a year, as in 1924 he would die following a series of strokes, with his close associate, Leon Trotsky, succeeding him to the position.
Totenkopf

Totenkopf was a Germanic pagan cult operating out of Bavaria. It believed that Judeo-Christianity was to blame for the political unrest that struck Germany following the Third Balkan War, seeking to bring the country back to its pagan roots. It also had a political wing, known as the Germanic Cultural Unity Party, as represented by Heinrich Himmler.
Second South African Civil War

### Outcome

* The South African Communist Party succeeds in their uprising, dismantling the military dictatorship of Jan Smuts. The South African Workers' Union is declared.

### Combatants

* South African Communist Party
* Republic of South Africa

The Second South African Civil War was a conflict within the Republic of South Africa, in which the far-left movement in the country sought revenge for their defeat in the first civil war. This time, it succeeded, and the military dictatorship of General Jan Smuts was dismantled, leading to the creation of the South African Workers' Union.
United States Secretary of State

## List

* William Jennings Bryan (1913-1917)
* Joseph P. Kennedy Sr. (1933-1937)
* Arthur Vandenberg (1945-1949)
* Richard Russell Jr. (1953-1957)
* Barry Goldwater (1957-1961)
* Adlai Stevenson II (1961-1965)
* Edmund Muskie (1965-1969)
* J. William Fulbright (1969-1973)
* William Scranton (1973-1977)
* Colin Powell (2001-2009)
* Joe Biden (2013-2021)
Social Republican Party of Scotland

The Social Republican Party of Scotland was a far-left political party founded in Scotland, in the lead-up to the British Civil War. During the conflict, it was one of the most primary voices for Scottish independence and acted as one of the main fighting forces. Following the conflict's end, it became the main ruling party of the Republic of Scotland.
World War II

* Moscow is nuked, killing most of the Soviet leadership. A 'Nationalist' coup results in Lavrentiy Beria taking control of the Soviet remnant.
* Having overthrown the Nazi regime in 1944, Ludwig Beck reinstates the old monarchy.

### Combatants

* Soviet Union
* People's Republic of China
* Nazi Germany
* United States of America
* United Kingdom
* France
* Kingdom of Yugoslavia
* Empire of Japan

World War II, often called the Great Patriotic War in Soviet accounts, was a major world conflict lasting from 1939 to 1945. It involved two main military alliances: the Allied Powers, mainly consisting of Western capitalist nations, and the Communist International, an organization created by the Soviet Union to bring together the various Communist parties and nations of the world. By its end, it proved to be one of the most deadliest conflicts in human history, especially with regards to civilian causalities, with millions killed either through genocide, starvation, or disease.

The cause of the war is often believed to be the German invasion of Poland to crush the Kraków Uprising. This action angered the Soviet Union, which declared war on Nazi Germany. In response, various Western capitalist powers threw their support behind Germany. Due to lacking many allies, the Soviet Union was quickly invaded, but due to Russia's harsh terrain, it managed to wage a war of attrition. The war came to an end in 1945, when the world's first atomic bomb was detonated over Moscow, decimating the Soviet leadership.
Sergey Taboritsky

Sergey Taboritsky was a Russian politician who served as Culture Minister for the Tsardom of Muscovy. He was widely disliked by the rest of the Muscovite Duma for his eccentricities, and eventually forced from his position, being tossed into a mental asylum. A few years afterwards, he was found murdered in his cell under mysterious circumstances.
Xi Jinping

Xi Jinping was a Chinese politician who served as the last Premier of the People's Republic of China. His aggressive and expansionist attitude towards Taiwan served as one of the main instigating events that led to the Second Chinese Civil War, which ended with the government being overthrown and his execution.
Vietnam War

* The War of Ideologies is generally considered to have come to an end with the defeat of the last major Communist power.

### Combatants

* United States of America: Ronald Reagan
* Socialist Republic of Vietnam: Tôn Đức Thắng
* Republic of Vietnam: Tôn Thất Đính
* Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic: Alexander Yakovlev
* People's Republic of China: Hua Guofeng
* Socialist Republic of Cuba: Fidel Castro
* Republic of Korea: Chun Doo-hwan

The Vietnam War was the last major military conflict of the War of Ideologies. It ended with the Socialist Republic of Vietnam being overtaken by the Republic of Vietnam.
Social Republican Party of Wales

The Social Republican Party of Wales was a far-left political party founded in Wales, in the lead-up to the British Civil War. During the conflict, it was one of the most primary voices for Welsh independence and acted as one of the main fighting forces. Following the conflict's end, it became the main ruling party of the Republic of Wales.
Bálsamo Primordial

Esse é um ingrediente **RARO** de Herbalismo & Alquimia.

## Descrição

Esta substância espessa foi observada mudando sua coloração, quase à vontade. O bálsamo é normalmente quente ao toque e pode parecer reter o calor por semanas. Os fitoterapeutas costumam encontrar esta substância crescendo em rochas em ambientes úmidos ambientes. A raridade exata da substância é desconhecida, pois sua mudança constante de aparência torna difícil identificar.
Vice President of the United States of America

## List

* Woodrow Wilson (1913-1921)
* John W. Davis (1921-1925)
* William Borah (1925-1933)
* Al Smith (1933-1937)
* Robert E. Wood (1937-1945)
* Harold Stassen (1945-1953)
* John Sparkman (1953-1957)
* Richard Nixon (1957-1961)
* Hubert Humphrey (1961-1963)
* Lyndon Johnson (1965-1969)
* Robert F. Kennedy (1969-1973)
* George Romney (1973-1977)
* Spiro Agnew (1977-1981)
* Donald Rumsfeld (1981-1985)
* Walter Mondale (1985-1989)
* George H. W. Bush (1989-1993)
* Bob Kerrey (1993-2001)
* George W. Bush (2001-2009)
* Sarah Palin (2009-2013)
* Tom Vilsack (2013-2021)
* Bill Weld (2021-2025)
Abjuração

Símbolo da Escola

Feitiços e efeitos mágicos dentro da escola de abjuração são projetados principalmente para proteção e defesa. Não se deixe enganar, no entanto, alguns feitiços de abjuração podem ter um grande impacto. A escola de Abjuração enfatiza magias que bloqueiam, banem ou protegem. Seus atacantes dizem que a tradição é sobre negação. Seus especialistas são chamados de Abjuradores.

## Magias

#### Nível 1-

Passivos: Resistência Mágica, Armadura Arcana, Alarme.

Ativos: Escudo, Cura I, Luz do Sol.

#### Nível 5-

Passivos: Contrafeitiço.

Ativos: Cura II.

#### Nível 10-

Passivos Dissipar I.

Ativos: Cura III.

#### Nível 15-

Passivos: Absorver Elementos.

Ativos: Dissipar II.