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German-Polish War

German and Soviet troops shaking hands following the invasion

### Territorial changes

* Polish territory divided among Germany, Lithuania, the Soviet Union, and Slovakia
* Danzig annexed by Germany
* Kresy annexed by the Soviet Union, Vilnius granted to Lithuania

## Belligerents

### Side 1

 Germany
 Slovak State

Free City of Danzig

 Soviet Union

### Side 2

 Poland

The **German-Polish War** took place in 1939 and was a joint attack on the Republic of Poland by the German Reich, the Slovak State, and the Soviet Union. The invasion began one week after the signing of the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact between Germany and the Soviet Union, which would see the division of Eastern Europe into German and Soviet spheres of influence.

German forces invaded Poland and saw rapid successes, pushing Polish troops back in their wake. Polish forces withdrew to the southeast where they prepared for a long defence of the Romanian Bridgehead and awaited expected support and relief from France. On 3 September, based on their alliance agreement with Poland, the French declared war on Germany; in the end their aid to Poland was very limited. France invaded a small part of Germany in the Saar Offensive, before retreating soon after.

On 17 September, the Soviet Red Army invaded Eastern Poland and this rendered the Polish plan of defence obsolete. Facing a second front, the Polish government concluded the defence of the Romanian Bridgehead was no longer feasible and ordered an emergency evacuation of all troops to neutral Romania. Following the Polish defeat at the Battle of Kock, German and Soviet forces gained full control over Poland. The success of the invasion marked the end of the Second Polish Republic, though Poland never formally surrendered.

After an initial period of military administration, Germany directly annexed western Poland and the former Free City of Danzig and placed the remaining block of territory under the administration of the newly established General Government. The Soviet Union incorporated its newly acquired areas into its constituent Byelorussian and Ukrainian republics, and immediately started a campaign of Sovietization. In the aftermath of the invasion, a collective of underground resistance organizations formed the Polish Underground State within the territory of the former Polish state. Many of the military exiles who escaped Poland joined the Polish Armed Forces in France, an armed force loyal to the Polish government-in-exile.
Kama Revolution

Perm workers preparing to fight

### Result

Kama Commune victory* Treaty of Perm creates working relationship between business and industrial owners with workers

### Territorial changes

* Most of the Republic of Perm annexed by the Kama Commune
* Republic of Perm becomes Free Territory of Perm and centred around the city of Perm

## Commanders and leaders

### Commanders and leaders:

 **Lev Voronin**

The **Kama Revolution** was a conflict between the rebel Kama Commune and Republic of Perm that lasted from 1958 to 1959.

The conflict began as the workers in the Republic of Perm began to protest against poor working conditions in the industrial city, and this was fueled by the substandard living conditions many lived in both within the city and in the towns and villages surrounding it. Though much of the poor living conditions was caused by the Großluftflotten, the ignorance of the de facto oligarchy who ran the Republic didn't help matters.

The revolution saw a Worker's Council speak for the desires of the labourers instead of any one leader, a revolutionary idea which had been attempted in history but hadn't seen success until now, though with much fragility.

## Aftermath

### Coup attempt

When the Worker's Council voted to end the war and allow the formation of the Free Territory of Perm, many on the extreme-left dissented and sought to form a solely Communist government which would conquer the city. The plot was discovered as they attempted to bring more moderate members of the council on board, and the council voted to
General Governorate of the Vistula

The **General Governorate of the Vistula**

### Aftermath of the First Uprising

In the aftermath of the failed First Polish Uprising, German policies towards the Governorate changed dramatically. With the former, incompetent governorship of Hans Frank having come to an end with his assassination, and the desire to enact brutal policies, Hitler appointed Reinhard Heydrich as the new Governor. Heydrich, who's policies in Bohemia and Moravia had led to its eventual Germanisation and annexation into the Reich proper, had previously had a hand in the harsh anti-Polish policies during Operation Tannenberg.

### Second Polish Uprising

When the West Russian War started to turn against the Germanic forces, the few million remaining Polish slaves in the Governorate rebelled against their overlords. However since the Polish Underground State had been so soundly defeated after the First Uprising, the Second Rebellion was a disorganised mess. The uprising was easily put down by Reinhard Heydrich's forces, despite the difficulties during the war in the east.

This rebellion was the straw that broke the camel's back, and it was agreed within Germany that the nation of Poland would finally have to be scattered to the wind. The German colonisation of the Governorate had been going at a decent pace, especially after Heydrich had been appointed as Governor-General in 1949 - though despite this the German numbers were still relatively low in the Governorate.

### Annexation into Greater Germanic Reich

Following the end of the Second Uprising, and with the majority of non-Germanic peoples being deported eastwards to the Reichskommissariat Moskowien, the German authorities began to make moves to annex the territory directly into the Reich, with Martin Bormann leading the integration efforts alongside Reinhard Heydrich.

By 1956, the year after the West Russian War came to an end, the Governorate was officially absorbed into Germany-proper and split into two seperate Reichsgau's. Vandalland and Galicia.
Organization of Free Nations

The **Organization of Free Nations** (**OFN**) is a jointly economic and militaristic alliance among a number of nations found in the Americas, Asia and Europe. The group started life as the Pacific Defense Front during the Pacific War, and following the fall of Japan in 1947 the Treaty of San Francisco was signed which saw the Defense Front become formalised, becoming based in San Francisco itself.

## Members

 **Independent Member of the OFN** | * Republic of Haiti
* Republic of Iceland
* Republic of the Philippines
 **Dependent Member of the OFN** | * Kamchatka
* Republic of Korea
* Suriname
 **American Military Government** | * Japan
* Kuril Islands
* Ryukyu Islands
* Sakhalin
 **OFN Mandate** | * Pacific Islands
 **OFN Partner** | * Brazil
* Republic of China
* Liberia
* United States of Venezuela

### 1960

 **Independent Member of the OFN** | * Republic of Cuba
* Republic of Haiti
* Republic of Iceland
* Republic of the Philippines
 **Dependent Member of the OFN** | * Kamchatka
* Republic of Korea
* Suriname
 **American Military Government** | * Japan
* Ryukyu Islands
* Sakhalin
 **OFN Mandate** | * Pacific Islands
 **OFN Partner** | * Brazil
* Republic of China
* Liberia
* United States of Venezuela
Manchurian Rebellion

* State of Zion

* People's Republic of China
* People's Republic of Mongolia
* Socialist Soviet Republic of the Pacific

* Republic of China
* Republic of Korea

The **Manchurian Rebellion** was a conflict between the former Japanese puppet state of the Empire of Manchuria, alongside it's ally the State of Zion, against both Communist rebels supported by Manchuria's communist neighbours, and more right-wing Chinese nationalists.

The conflict began in 1948 after Manchurian forces brutally suppressed a nationalist Han Chinese protest in Mukden. This led to sporadic fighting breaking out between Manchurian security forces and Han Chinese nationalists, which served to increasingly destabilise the fragile situation in the nation and allowed Communist forces to gain power and influence.
German-Soviet War

German troops during Operation Barbarossa

### Territorial changes

* Germany occupied up to the Ural Mountains and creates Reichskommissariat's Ostland, Ukraine, Moskowien, Kaukasus, Turkestan, and Ural
* Germany annexes Crimea
* Finland annexes Karelia and the Kola Peninsula
* Romania annexes Transnistria
* Mongolia annexes the Tuvan People's Republic

## Belligerents

### Side 1

 German Reich
 Kingdom of Italy
 Kingdom of Romania
 Tsardom of Bulgaria
 Kingdom of Hungary
 Spanish State
 Finland
 French State
 Slovak State
 Kingdom of Croatia
**Supported by:**
 United Kingdom

### Side 2

 Soviet Union
 Mongolia
 Poland
 Czechoslovakia
**Suported by:**
 United States of America

The **German-Soviet War**, known as the **Eastern Crusade** within Germany, took place between 1941 and 1942 and was a conflict consisting of Germany and its allies against the Soviet Union.

The war saw the German-led Axis fight against the Soviet Union. The battles in this war constituted the largest military confrontation in history. They were characterised by unprecedented ferocity and brutality, wholesale destruction, mass deportations, and immense loss of life due to combat, starvation, exposure, disease, and massacres. The war culminated in the death of Joseph Stalin and the wholesale collapse of the Red Army and their hasty retreat eastwards across the Ural Mountains.

Though no formal surrender was made by the Soviet Union, there was an implied peace as both sides were weary from the war. The Germans needed to solidify their gains over vast swathes of land, while the Soviets needed to try and maintain their grip on an increasingly chaotic situation.
Second Korean Civil War

* Ulleungdo set up as a joint territory of the Republic of Korea and United States of America

## Belligerents

### Side 1

 Workers' Party of Korea
 Socialist Soviet Republic of the Pacific
**Supported by:**

* People's Republic of China

### Side 2

 Republic of Korea* White Shirts Society

 United States of America
**Supported by:**

* Republic of China

## Commanders and leaders

### Commanders and leaders:

 **Syngman Rhee** (until 1960)
 **Lee Beom-seok** (from 1960)

The **Second Korean Civil War** was a conflict that lasted between 1957 to 1959 which involved the Republic of Korea against the Communist forces of the Workers' Party of Korea and its ally the Socialist Soviet Republic of the Pacific. It was the second communist rebellion within Korea since the First Civil War ended in 1951.

The war began after a series of protests and strikes that tried to force out President Syngman Rhee, this opposition was initially not a wholly communist affair and many liberals, socialists and even some conservatives took part. However Rhee, having been emboldened by his success in the previous civil war, used brutal measures to try and suppress the protests before they could gain traction.

Those methods only emboldened the opposition to Rhee and, before he could react, the communists within and outside Korea took advantage of the rapidly destabilising position the peninsula found itself in. The year after the civil war began Syngman Rhee was assassinated - ostensibly by a communist, but rumours persist of it being an ultranationalist- or military-backed murder.

## Warfare

### Assassination of Rhee

In 1958, less than a year into the civil war and amidst communists making gains throughout the Korean peninsula, President Syngman Rhee was assassinated in the Gyeong Mu Dae. The assailant wasn't captured but they left behind a banner which represented the Workers' Party of Korea, however since this event many have questioned if it was in fact the power-hungry Lee Beom-seok who had him assassinated so as to allow his own rise to power, while also being able to whip up fervour against the communists.
Italian coup d'état

* Greater Germanic Reich

* United States of America

The **Italian coup d'état** took place in 1957 where the new government of Galeazzo Ciano was overthrown by Bruno Mussolini and his supporters, including Italo Balbo, who then took full control of Italy and overthrew the monarchy.

## Background

For some years prior to the coup, Duce Benito Mussolini had been ill, suffering from stomach issues as well as his old grenade wounds from the First World War still afflicting him. The National Fascist Party had two main wings seeking to gain dominance in the party, and thus hoped to succeed Mussolini. On the more moderate side was Galeazzo Ciano, the son-in-law of Mussolini. He sought to rid the nation of any remaining ties to Germany and their racial policies, while also hoping to bring back a degree of democracy to the nation. Ciano had the support of some of the key members of Italian society, foremost being King Umberto II.

The other wing was that led by Bruno Mussolini, the second son of the current ill Duce. He was a handsome man and a decorated war hero himself and his father had, in the eyes of many, been grooming him to succeed him. Bruno was a more conservative fascist who sought to continue his fathers legacy, including finally abolishing the monarchy. Bruno had the support of the more far-right elements of the National Fascist Party, chief among them being Alessandro Pavolini, the leader of the Black Brigade and Minister of Popular Culture.
First Korean Civil War

Korean troops escorting prisoners

* Republic of China

* People's Republic of China

The **First Korean Civil War** was a conflict fought between the Republic of Korea and it's ally the United States of America, against the Workers' Party of Korea and it's ally the Socialist Soviet Republic of the Pacific, the war lasted from 1947 to 1951. The Communist rebels initially took up arms to oppose the United States Military Government in Korea, but it quickly became an ideological war against the right-wing government of Syngman Rhee.

Despite hoping for a swift victory from the start, the Americans and their Korean allies were unable to end the rebellion quickly, forcing the United States to yield control of the peninsula to a native, civilian government, hoping this would bring calm. Though initially it seemed to have some success in reducing the fighting, Syngman Rhee's brutal attempts to suppress what was left of the rebellion caused the conflict to boil-over once again.

Eventually the war came to an end with the Korean government defeating the Communist rebels, though many fled either north to the SSRP, or across the Yellow Sea to the People's Republic of China. Despite this victory, it left a sour taste in the mouths of many Koreans who had suffered at the governments hands and would lay the groundwork for the Second Korean Civil War.
Qostanai

## Qostanai Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic*Autonome Sozialistische Sowjetrepublik der Qostanai*

### Official name

Qostanai Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (Autonome Sozialistische Sowjetrepublik der Qostanai)

### Established

1944

The **Qostanai Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic**, commonly known as **Qostanai**, is a state in Central Asia. It is bordered by the Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic to the south, Nowa Polska in the east, and the West Russian Revolutionary Front to the north and west.

The nation is led by Volga Germans who had been forcibly moved from their historic homeland in Volga German Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic. Unlike their neighbour, Nowa Polska, the nation wasn't a nationalistic nation and instead was an attempt to protect the rights of Volga Germans while also trying to show loyalty to Communism.

### History

#### German-Soviet War

During the German-Soviet War, Premier Stalin deported the overwhelming majority of Volga Germans, whom he feared could become fifth columnists for the encroaching Germanic forces, to northern Kazakhstan - centred around the Kostanay Oblast. Many of those forced out of their historic homeland suffered during the movement, with a substantial number dying either during the move, or after being forced into labour camps.

As the front against the Germans began to collapse, and the Soviet Union descended into chaos, the many ethnicities of the nation began to unify to protect themselves against exterior dangers. For the Volga Germans, this was effectively every other group as they were inevitably associated with the invaders. They coalesced in the Kostanay Oblast, fleeing from other regions of Central Siberia and Kazakhstan.

Nikolai Gagen, a Baltic German and Lieutenant General in the Red Army, retreated from the frontline and ended up fleeing internal reprisals taking place to punish those who were deemed to have caused the failures during the war. He arrived in Kostanay and quickly took the lead in governing the region's Germans.

## Qostanai Democratic Republic*Qostanai Demokratische Republik*

### Official name

Qostanai Democratic Republic (Qostanai Demokratische Republik)

### Common name

Qostanai
QDR

### Ideology

Fascism (Ordosocialism)

The **Qostanai Democratic Republic**, commonly known as **Qostanai**, is a state in Central Asia. It is bordered by the Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic to the south, Nowa Polska in the east, Magnitogorsk to the west and the Ob Military District to the north.
Soviet-Japanese War

### Territorial changes

* Japanese puppet states of All-Russian Government of Amur and the State of Zion created
* Japanese troops fail to breach the Amur and Amgun rivers
* Vladivostok declares independence
* Mongolia annexes the Tuvan People's Republic and creates puppet state of Buryatia

## Belligerents

### Side 1

 Empire of Japan* Mengjiang
* Nanjing Nationalist Government.png
* All-Russian Government of Amur
* State of Zion

### Side 2

 Soviet Union
 Mongolia

### Side 4

 Socialist Soviet Republic of the Pacific

The **Soviet-Japanese War** was a conflict between the Empire of Japan and its client states against the Soviet Union from 1942 to 1943 which took place in eastern Siberia.

The Japanese, who were stalling in the war against both the Chinese and Americans, hoped to open a new front against the weak and collapsing Soviet Union in order to raise morale and take advantage of their resources. With much of their resources tied up in the Second Sino-Japanese War and the Pacific War, the Japanese relied more on their Russian allies who inhabited Manchukuo.

The war was a success as the chaos caused by the German-Soviet War brought many Russians to the side of the Japanese-supported fascists who made their capital Blagoveshchensk. The Jewish Autonomous Oblast was also conquered and Japan created the State of Zion as an area to settle the growing Jewish population within their empire. Despite this success, the Japanese were unable to conquer Mongolia through Mengjiang or cross the Amur and Amgun rivers where the Soviet Pacific Fleet remnants declared the Socialist Soviet Republic of the Pacific.
Yugoslav insurgency

Tito and the Partisan Supreme Command, 1944

 Hungarian State
 Tsardom of Bulgaria
 Chetniks (from 1942)
 Independent State of Croatia (from 1957)

 Chetniks (until 1942)

The **Yugoslav insurgency** is a guerilla war in the former lands of Yugoslavia between Yugoslav Communist Partisans primarily against Italy and its various puppet states as well as initially fighting alongside, and then against, the Serb nationalist Chetniks. The insurgency began in 1941 after Yugoslavia collapsed in the Italo-Yugoslav War in December 1940.

Both the Yugoslav Partisans and the Chetnik movement initially resisted the Italian invasion. However, after 1941, Chetniks extensively and systematically collaborated with the Italian occupation forces. The Italians mounted a series of offensives intended to destroy the Partisans, though some came close to completing this objective the Communist rebels were always able to escape from the Italian clutches. Despite this failure of the Italians to fully cease Partisan activities, they did consistently manage to halt any attempts by the rebels to hold onto land.
Pacific War

### Territorial changes

American occupation of Japan* Removal of Japanese troops occupying parts of China and the retrocession of Taiwan to China
* Liberation of Korea from Japanese rule
* Cession of Japanese-held islands in the Central Pacific Ocean to the Organization of Free Nations
* Occupation of Ryukyu Islands, Sakhalin and Kuril Islands by America
* The Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands is created by the Organization of Free Nations

## Belligerents

### Side 1

**Pacific Defense Front:*** United States of America

	+ Philippine Commonwealth
* Dutch East Indies
* Free France (de facto)

 Republic of China
 French State

* French Indochina

 People's Republic of China

### Side 2

 Empire of Japan
 Kingdom of Thailand

## Commanders and leaders

### Commanders and leaders:

 **Franklin D. Roosevelt**
 **Harry S. Truman**
 Chiang Kai-shek
 Alidius Tjarda van Starkenborgh Stachouwer

 Jean Decoux

 Mao Zedong

The **Pacific War** was a conflict between the Empire of Japan and its client states against the United States of America, Dutch East Indies, Free France, Republic of China, French State and People's Republic of China, which encompassed the Pacific Ocean, East Asia, South-East Asia and parts of Oceania.

The Second Sino-Japanese War between the Empire of Japan and the Republic of China had been in progress since 7 July 1937, with hostilities dating back as far as 19 September 1931 with the Japanese invasion of Manchuria. However, it is more widely accepted that the Pacific War itself began on 7 December (8 December Japanese time) 1941, when the Japanese simultaneously attacked the United States military bases in Hawaii, Wake Island, Guam, and the Philippines and invaded Thailand.

The Pacific War saw the Pacific Defense Front pitted against Japan, the latter aided by Thailand. Fighting consisted of some of the largest naval battles in history, and incredibly fierce battles and war crimes across Asia and the Pacific Islands, resulting in immense loss of human life. The war culminated in the invasion of the Japanese Home Island Kyushu, alongside massive American air raids over Japan, with Emperor Hirohito forced out in a coup by his Prime Minister, Prince Naruhiko Higashikuni, who placed the young Akihito on the Imperial throne.

The formal surrender of Japan ceremony took place aboard the battleship USS *Missouri* in Tokyo Bay in 1947. After the war, Japan was occupied by the United States, lost its former possessions in Asia and the Pacific to the US, China, and nationalist movements, and had its sovereignty limited to the four main home islands and other minor islands as determined by the Americans. Japan's Shinto Emperor relinquished much of his authority and his divine status through the Shinto Directive in order to pave the way for extensive cultural and political reforms.
Japan

**Japan**

#### Petropavlovsk Agreement

After the Pacific War had come to an end, the Kuril Islands ended up under an American military administration. Japan had claimed the islands as being part of its territory since, but hadn't pressed the claims as they too were under an American administration. Following the foundation of the Republic of Kamchatka the American-supported Russian nation laid claim to the island chain as well, creating an issue internally within the Organization of Free Nations.

With the return to an civilian administration within Japan, the issue of the Kuril Islands were seen as a priority issue that needed taking care of. Though the Japanese wished for the entire island chain to be ceded back to their control, the Americans realised their fledgling Russian state needed to be given support and legitimacy. Thus the Petropavlovsk Agreement was signed between both nations in which the south Kuril islands were ceded to Japan, while the northern islands were given to Kamchatka, in return for Japanese fishing rights in the islands territory.
Order-State of Burgundy

The **Order-State of Burgundy** is a country in Western Europe. Bordered to the west by the French State, to the north by Reichskommissariat Niederlande, and to the east by the Greater Germanic Reich and Switzerland. *De jure*, the country is a part of the Greater Germanic Reich, but it maintains *de facto* independence from Germany.
Latin Bloc

### Language(s)

Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian, Albanian, Croatian, Serbian, Montenegrin, Greek

### Established

1944

The **Latin Bloc** is a military alliance between 11 member states and 6 observer states. Established in 1944, the alliance was formed in the aftermath of the Arrow Cross Coup in Hungary. The coup, launched with German support against the pro-Italian Hungarian regent, Miklós Horthy, led to a collapse in Italo-German relations.

## Members

* Portuguese Republic
* Kingdom of Romania
* Spanish State
* Kingdom of Croatia
* Hellenic Kingdom
* State of Israel
* Principality of Montenegro
* Protectorate of Morocco
* State of Serbia
* Argentine Republic
* Dominican Republic
* Principality of Monaco
* Republic of San Marino
* Kingdom of Thailand

## 1960

* Portuguese Republic
* Kingdom of Romania
* Spanish State
* Hellenic State
* Governorate of Montenegro
* Protectorate of Morocco
* State of Serbia
* Argentine Republic
* Dominican Republic
* Principality of Monaco
* Republic of San Marino
* Kingdom of Thailand
Misratan Rebellion

The **Misratan Rebellion** was a minor conflict within Italian Libya that lasted from the end of 1957 to the early months of 1958. It involved Arab rebels who sought to rid Libya of colonial forces against Italian troops. The rebellion was sparked by a riot in Misrata, caused by a street brawl between Italian colonists and Arab natives, which ended in a number of Italians being killed or forced out of the city.

Hoping to take advantage of the internal disorder brought about by the Mussolini-led coup, many Arab leaders in Misrata hoped they could use the riot as a launching point for a general revolt throughout Libya, which might then lead to foreign intervention from the United Arab Republic as well as the for the rebellion to grow to Tunisia. As it turned out though the chaos from the coup was short-lived, and before long Italian troops had landed en masse in Libya, thus dousing the flame of rebellion elsewhere in the colony.

The became a brutal urban conflict between the cornered Arabs and the fresh Italian troops. The number of civilian casualties was enormous, and many saw this as an attempt by Duce Bruno Mussolini to show he wouldn't allow dissent against his governance. At the end of the rebellion all rebels were executed and most of the surviving Arab civilian population was dispersed from the city. It is estimated that some 30,000 civilians were killed in the rebellion, and another 8,000 rebels slain or executed.
Italy

The **Kingdom of Italy** is a country in Southern and Western Europe. It is bordered to the west by the French State, to the north by Switzerland and the Greater Germanic Reich, and to the east by its client states Kingdom of Croatia and Montenegro.

## Italian Social Republic*Repubblica Sociale Italiana*

### Official name

Italian Social Republic (Repubblica Sociale Italiana)

### Established

1957

The **Italian Social Republic** is a country in Southern and Western Europe. It is bordered to the west by the French State, to the north by Switzerland and the Greater Germanic Reich, and to the east by its client states Independent State of Croatia and Montenegro.
Arab Winter

The **Arab Winter** was a series of conflicts throughout the Arab world, primarily focused in the United Arab Republic, which saw the collapse of pan-Arabic ambitions. Some place the start of the Arab Winter with the Suez War between the UAR and the United Kingdom, or the unsuccesful Misratan Rebellion against the Italian colonial forces. However it is generally considered that the Sudanese War of Independence was the true beginning of the end for the pan-Arab dream, as one of the first nations to partake in the experiment sought to violently split itself away from the rest of the union.

From here the internal fissures of the UAR became increasingly widened, as the Syrian coup d'état in 1961 showed with Ba'athist Army officers sought to retake control of the country, as well as the general failure of Nasserist-supporters to gain ground in the Lebanese Civil War.
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Suez War

Damaged Egyptian vehicles

The **Suez War** was a conflict between the United Kingdom and the United Arab Republic in 1956. The conflict began after the UAR under President Nasser attempted to nationalise the Suez Canal and finally rid Egypt of British influence. The British response was swift and saw the Arab military be utterly humiliated, it has been argued that this war put an end to hopes within the Arab world of a union being formed, as the defeat of Nasser's forces led to the rise of nationalist and Ba'athist forces throughout the republic.

At the wars end the British forced Egypt to cede the territory around the Suze Canal, and it was reformed into the Suez Canal Territory.
West Russian War

Vladivostok marines after landing near Mezen, 1953

### Result

Partial/Pyrrhic WRRF victory* Former WRRF lands east of Urals collapse into various Communist states
* WRRF fails to control swathes of land it conquers, leading to Russian warlords

### Territorial changes

* Germany loses control of land up to rivers Northern Dvina, Volga and Kama

## Belligerents

### Side 1

 West Russian Revolutionary Front
 Socialist Soviet Republic of the Pacific
 Polish People’s Soviet Republic**Supported by:**

* United States of America
* Azerbaijan Democratic People’s Republic

### Side 2

 German Reich* Reichskommissariat Moskowien
* Reichskommissariat Ostland
* Reichskommissariat Turkestan
* Reichskommissariat Kaukasus
* Reichskommissariat Ukraine
* Reichskommissariat Ural

 Finland
**Supported by:**
 United Kingdom

The **West Russian War** was a conflict between the Greater Germanic Reich, it's Reichskommisariat's and Finland against the West Russian Revolutionary Front and their allies the Socialist Soviet Republic of the Pacific and Polish People’s Soviet Republic that took place between 1952 and 1954.

The war saw the WRRF seek to take advantage of the economic crash that had taken place recently in Germany which saw its ability to fight a defensive war hampered. The WRRF had been waiting for a chance to strike westwards across the Urals, rebuilding its army as best it could with the constant harrying of the Großluftflotten. Many in the WRRF, including the Premier Georgy Zhukov, hoped that the invasion would come with uprisings throughout the German empire, however the rebellions that did come about failed to succeed as there was little ability of rebels within the German regions to gain weaponry and launch coordinated revolts.

The war ended with a failure for the Germans, as they were pushed back from the Ural Mountains and forced to retreat behind major rivers in the East that formed the new national boundaries - the so-called A-A line. However the WRRF also fared poorly as they lost a vast number of men which led to internal rebellions east of the Urals, and a failure to maintain control of the land they had gained west of the Urals which devolved into a number of splintered states.
Isaac gone

Issac gone is the tenth and final episode of season 1 of joshy world

## Plot

Joshu is hosting a dinner party at his house. While getting ready baldy loses Issac, and all he finds of him is his dismembered arm. Baldy swears, he'll avenge his deceased mouse and everyone at the party is a suspect of the "murder" of Issac

## Trivia

This is the finale episode of season 1

This plot of this episode is similar to Octi Gone they both involve a main character losing their friend and involving a party

Joshua the vampire is a main character in this episode

This is the final episode to air in 1998
First Malagasy Uprising

Malagasy rebels

 Greater Germanic Reich

* Waffen-SS

 Franz Rademacher

* Adolf Eichmann

The **First Malagasy Uprising** was a Malagasy nationalist rebellion against French colonial rule in Madagascar, lasting from 1944 to 1948. It began following the mass movement of Jews from German-occupied Europe to Madagascar, which put a heavy strain on the natives over resources.

In 1944 coordinated surprise attacks were launched by Malagasy nationalists, armed mainly with spears, against military bases and French-owned plantations in the eastern part of the island concentrated around Moramanga and Manakara. The nationalist cause was rapidly adopted in the south and spread to the central highlands and the capital of Antananarivo by the following month, with the number of Malagasy nationalist fighters estimated at over one million.

French authorities moved quickly, alongside help from Germany in the form of Waffen-SS units who hoped to use Madagascar as training grounds for jungle fighting in their preparations for the future Invasion of the Kongo. The colonial authorities sought to fight on the physical and psychological fronts and engaged in a variety of terror tactics designed to demoralize the population. The French military force carried out mass execution, torture, war rape, torching of entire villages, collective punishment and other atrocities such as throwing live Malagasy prisoners out of an airplane.

The estimated number of Malagasy casualties varies from a low of 50,000 to a high of over 200,000. The nationalists killed approximately 550 French nationals, 1,000 Jews, 100 Waffen-SS men, as well as 1,900 Malagasy auxiliary men of the French army. By mid-1945, the majority of the nationalist leaders were killed or captured, and the Uprising was effectively put down by late-1945, though the last armed resistance was only defeated in early 1946.
Amurian civil war

The **Amurian civil war** was a civil war in the All-Russian Government of Amur between Rodzaevskyite-supporting National Socialists and Fascists, and Matkovskyites-supporting Fascists and Conservatives. Since the founding of Amur in the wake of the Soviet-Japanese War there had been ideological differences between Vozhd Konstantin Rodzaevsky and his deputy, Mikhail Matkovsky.

These divisions boiled to the surface years after the collapse of both the Soviet Union and Amur's former benefactors, Japan. Though Amur had de jure loyaylty to Manchukuo, the military weakness of the Empire of Manchuria led to the divisions in Amur reach breaking point. The Manchu realm decided to not intervene for fear of potential invasions from its western and southern neighbours, while the State of Zion did provide assistance to the much less anti-semitic Matkovskyites.

The war ended in a stalemate, with Rodzaevskyite forces holding the south and capital of Amur, while Matkovskyites held the more barren north of the country. Tensions on either side of the border would erupt again in the Magadan coup d'état which came about after rumours circulated that Mikhail Matkovsky had in fact been a Soviet spy, and the pro-Amurian puppet Lev Okhotin would launch a coup and rejoin Magadan with Amur.
First Palestinian War

M13/40 tanks used by Jewish rebels

### Territorial changes

* State of Israel created, consisting of Lydda District, Haifa District, and Tulkarm Subdistrict

## Belligerents

### Side 1

 State of Israel**Supported by:**

* Kingdom of Italy
* French State

### Side 2

 Kingdom of Saudi Arabia* Principality of Transjordan (until 1948)

**Supported by:**

* Kingdom of Egypt

The **First** **Palestinian War** was a war of independence carried out by Jews in the Principality of Transjordan, a federal part of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia between 1946 and 1949. The Jewish rebels had strong support from the Kingdom of Italy, and to a lesser extent from the French State, while Saudi Arabia only had Egypt as a source of open support.

The rebellion dragged on for three years with little end in sight, with the Jewish rebels being heavily financed and armed by Mussolini's Italy. Eventually the Jewish rebels on the upper hand and, with Italy effectively threatening a declaration of war if the Saudi's didn't agree to a peace treaty. In the ensuing Treaty of Jaffa the Saudi's gave independence to the State of Israel, while in the Treaty of Haifa the newly formed Israel effectively agreed to become an Italian client state within the Latin Bloc.
Syrian Rebellion

The **Syrian Rebellion** was a conflict between the French State forces against the Syrian and Lebanese rebels who sought to gain the previously promised independence from the French Empire and the war lasted from 1943 to 1946.

Despite having guarantied independence for Syria and Lebanon in the 1930's, the new fascist regime in France sought to retain control over their Middle Eastern colonies. This caused public uproar within the two colonies who openly rebelled against the move, with the French reacting brutally to suppress the uprisings. This only further angered the populace who took up arms against their colonial occupiers, though with little outside support they had virtually no hope to oust the French.

In the aftermath of the war, the French sought to work more closely with potential collaborators, in particular the Alawites who the French considered key allies within Syria.
Indonesian War of Independence

Sukarno proclaiming the independence of Indonesia.

The **Indonesian War of Independence** was a relatively brief conflict between the Republic of Indonesia and one of the last remnants of the Dutch Empire - the Dutch East Indies.

Much of the war was a rapid success for the Indonesian rebels, with the Dutch unable for the most part to regain any foothold on their former colony. The bloodiest time of the war was when Indonesian forces fought the remnants of the Dutch East Indies military and their Indo allies in Western New Guinea.

The success of the Indonesian rebels saw an end to the Dutch presence in south-east Asia and Oceania. It also saw Indonesia become an ideological battleground between four separate ideologies, leading eventually to the Indonesian Revolution.
Suriname

The **Kingdom of Suriname**

## History

### Refugees from Indonesia

Following the independence of Indonesia after the Japanese surrendered to American forces, Suriname became one of the few Dutch-controlled areas left. They had already been taking in small numbers of Dutch and Flemish citizens from Europe who were able to escape German occupation, but upon the independence of Indonesia the number of Dutch refugees taken in by Suriname increased dramatically.

The influx of an estimated 60,000 Dutch settlers from Indonesia and 150,000 Indo people caused the population of the small nation to double within a decade.

## Republic of Suriname*Republiek Suriname*

### Official name

Republic of Suriname (Republiek Suriname)
First Polish Uprising

Polish rebels on a Warsaw street

 Ukraine Insurgent Army

 Jewish Military Union

 Dmytro Klyachkivsky

 Yitzhak Zuckerman

The **First Polish Uprising** was a failed rebellion in the General Government by Polish rebels against the oppressive German authorities. The rebellion began after the assassination of Governor-General Hans Frank and the German reprisals that followed on. The rebellion saw some initial success, though with the full force of the Wehrmacht able to bear down on the rebels they stood no chance of succeeding in their goals.

Although the exact numbers of casualties are unknown, it is estimated that around a million Polish and Ukrainian civilians were killed, as well as around 100,000 rebel fighters. Alongside this in the aftermath of the rebellion many millions of Poles were moved eastwards to the Ural and Moskowien Reichskommissariat's.

## Prelude

### Assassination of Hans Frank

The Polish Resistance had long sought to rebel against their German occupier, seeking a way to relinquish their homeland of the foreign oppression. The group had long planned to assassinate the incompetent Governor-General Hans Frank, whose failure to root out the Polish Underground State inevitably led to the Uprising.

Towards the end of 1947 a bomb was set off underneath Hans Frank's car, killing him immediately. This attack was conducted by a rogue group from the communist Gwardia Ludowa. This assassination saw a hefty German response, some 7,500 Poles were murdered in the reprisals which itself sparked a Polish response. The resistance movements took this spark as their opportunity and rose up across the General Government, seeking to overthrow the german occupation forces, despite their chances being slim.

## Aftermath

Following the failure of the First Polish Uprising to oust Germanic troops from the General Government, the German authorities took extremely brutal measures to punish the populace and try to ensure their future inability to rise up again. Many of the Poles and their descendants who had been expelled to the occupation zone after the German invasion in 1939 were now moved eastwards into the Ural and Moskowien Reichskommissariat's.

The General Government was also reformed into the General Governorate of the Vistula, an attempt to create a closer union between the Greater Germanic Reich and the occupied Polish lands. As well as this reformed entity, the Deputy Protector of Bohemia and Moravia, Reinhard Heydrich, was appointed the Governor of the territory. His success in suppressing the Czech population and of pursuing the Germanisation policies made him the ideal candidate to succeed the incompetent Hans Frank.

### Pabst Plan

Following the end of the conflict many Polish cities were decimated by Germanic troops, in particular the troublesome Warsaw. The Germans had long planned to destroy the city and recreate it in the so-called 'Pabst Plan'.
Algerian Rebellion

Commandos de Chasse of the 4th Zouave regiment.

**Supported by:**

* Greater Germanic Reich

Tuareg rebels
**Supported by:**

* United States of America

The **Algerian Rebellion** was a major nationalist rebellion between the French State and the Algerian National Liberation Front from 1954 to 1961. The failed rebellion was an attempt by Algerian nationalists to gain independence from the French State, they sought to take advantage of the Stahlpakt's weakness following the West Russian War.

Despite initial successes as their rebellion occured around the same time as the French Rebellion, once the French focussed on Algeria they were able to see many military successes. Germany allowed France to expand its military within Algeria to bring order back to the colony and protect the Pieds-Noirs.
Iranian Civil War

Royalist supporters celebrating victory in Tehran, 1957

### Commanders and leaders:

The **Iranian Civil War** was a civil war in Iran that lasted between 1953 to 1957. The main combatants were the Royalists who supported the Shah, the Communist Tudeh Party, Democratic forces supporting Prime Minister Mosaddegh, and Islamist fundamentalists. The civil war began after the Anglo-German endorsed Shah unsuccessfully attempted to depose his Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh, leading to the American-backed National Front to come into direct conflict with Imperial forces. Despite attempts to calm the situation, open warfare broke out between the two factions and in the chaos the Italian-backed Islamists sought to take advantage, while Communists in the Tudeh Party also hoped to gain with help from the ADPR, Kurdistan, Transcaucasian remnants and Turkmenistan.
Vladivostok

## Socialist Soviet Republic of the Pacific*Социалистическая Советская Республика Тихоокеанская*

### Official name

Socialist Soviet Republic of the Pacific (Социалистическая Советская Республика Тихоокеанская)

### Head of Government

Anna Shchetinina

The **Socialist Soviet Republic of the Pacific** is a country in eastern Siberia. It is bordered to the south by the Republic of Korea, the west by the Empire of Manchukuo and the State of Zion, and to the north by the All-Russian Government of Amur.

### History

#### Formation

As the Soviet Union collapsed with German armies swarming towards the Ural Mountains and Premier Stalin dying, many regions within the Asian sections of Russia began to breakaway and form their own nations - many calling themselves continuations of the Communist nation.

The Empire of Japan, seeking to distract from failings in their war against the United States of America and hoping to take advantage of the collapsing Soviet nation, sent forth their own men and White Russian émigrés to create a Japanese puppet state. The men of the Soviet Pacific Fleet that had remained in the far east sought to protect their lands and used the Ussuri and Amur rivers to their advantage as a natural barrier against a number of attempts to conquer their land.

As America saw increased successes against Japan in the Pacific War, the attempts to conquer Vladivostok and its hinterland lessened as the fascist All-Russian Government of Amur sought to consolidate their lands and sought to avoid conflict with the People's Republic of Mongolia.
West Russian civil war

* Vladivostok
* Free Republic of Salekhard (from 1954)

* Central Siberian Revolutionary Republic

* Republic of Kazakhstan

The **West Russian civil war**, also known as the **Siberian Collapse**, was a civil war in the WRRF's Siberian lands that occured during and after the West Russian War.

The civil war was waged between a number of combatants including; the WRRF who were supported by Vladivostok and later by the Free Republic of Salekhard, the Ob Military District which was formed by the NKVD under Lavrentiy Beria, the Stalinist West Siberian People's Republic under Lazar Kaganovich, the Revolutionary State of Tomsk under Iosif Apanasenko supported by the Trotskyite Central Siberian Revolutionary Republic, and the State of Barnaul under Vasily Shukshin supported by the Republic of Kazakhstan.

The civil war began when the WRRF's military front against the Greater Germanic Reich began to falter, and hundreds-of-thousands of Russian soldiers were dying on the frontlines. This caused many old ideological and strategic differences to re-surface as many questioned Georgy Zhukov's ability to win the war.

## Prelude

### Zhukov's United Front

Georgy Zhukov, who took control of the remaining USSR-loyal forces east of the Urals, sought to create a united left-wing front which would focus on retaking European Russia. Despite internal differences between various factions, especially those in the NKVD loyal to the pragmatic Lavrentiy Beria and those loyal to the recently deceased Stalin, the various groups put their differences aside to work as a unified front against the Germans.

### West Russian War

The economic crash in the Greater Germanic Reich gave the WRRF the best opportunity to attack across the Urals. Though Zhukov felt the army wasn't yet prepared, and disagreements between the various factions over which direction to conquer first, there was also a realisation that this might be their best opportunity.

Despite the initial successes of the West Russian War, it became a huge drain of manpower and resources as the Germans were able to bolster themselves on new defensive lines along the Archangel and Volga rivers.