Final South African War

The **Final South African War** is considered to be the last war in human history and the official downfall of fascism, imperialism, and capitalism. The Final South African War was fought between the apartheid Dominion of South Africa, alongside the Greater German Reich (exiled in Namibia), against the Union of Socialist African Republics (USAR) and International Union, primarily led by the UNA. The war lasted only year, occurring in 2002, with over a million total deaths, mostly from the socialist allies. By 2004, the Dominion of South Africa and the Greater German Reich had both entirely collapsed, resulting in the capture and sentencing of South African dictator Adam Bush, former dictator of the UK George Adderley, and many other figures of the British Union and Nazi Party. After the fall of South Africa and Namibia, every single government on earth would be socialist or have democratically elected socialists in power, signaling an official end to capitalism.

## Background

After the takeover of the United Kingdom by the British Union and the one-party dictatorship of Oswald Mosley, the United Kingdom began to establish extreme settler colonialism in South Africa. The South African Genocide lasted from 1954 until 1980. As apartheid was implemented, millions of white Europeans moved to occupied South Africa, and indigenous Africans were deported or exterminated by force, resulting in the deaths of more than 10 million. Millions more indigenous Africans were forced into slavery and work camps, performing free labor in terrible conditions while white settlers received stolen land and economic privileges.

South Africa was eventually admitted as a member of the United Kingdom rather than a colony, earning the same status as other UK constituents. Throughout the '70s and '80s, South Africa began to prosper economically off of slave labor and apartheid. However, the United Kingdom as a whole began to collapse economically, with many of its colonies revolting and losing countless supplies and resources managing its colonies and fighting resistance in war. By the mid-1980s, mainland Britain began experiencing severe economic decline, stagnation, rapid inflation, and mass unemployment. In economic crisis, many began to protest, only for the state to violently crack down on public opposition, causing many to revolt and turn on the British Union. Alongside Irish Republicans who looked to liberate Northern Ireland, the United Kingdom quickly folded, resulting in major party leaders of the British Union being forced to evacuate to South Africa. The United British Republic, a liberal democracy, was formed, and democratic elections were held for the first time since 1945, with socialists being elected to power.

In 1987, with leaders of the British Union evacuating to South Africa, the provisional government of South Africa formally withdrew from the United Kingdom, creating its own nation, the Dominion of South Africa. The new South African government was still seen as technically a monarchy, with the British Royal Family being recognized as the head of state, though the British royals still remained in England and held no power. The Dominion of South Africa appointed Adam Bush as Prime Minister, with George Adderley remaining in a high position in the government.