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LeX replied to the thread Xi'an Incident kills Chiang Kai-Shek.I'm not as familiar with the warlord dynamics of the ROC as I would like to be, but that seems more or less plausible. Definitely the...
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LeX replied to the thread Xi'an Incident kills Chiang Kai-Shek.I think that puppeting the Nanjing government is easy enough. The book I'm reading now, The China Quagmire, portrays the central KMT...
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LeX reacted to Derek Pullem's post in the thread Would Asia/the world of the twentieth century have been better off if Japan lost the Russo-Japan War, was stalemated, or deterred from attacking? with
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It's very difficult to say as the three options (lost, stalemate and didn't happen) offer very different outcomes. If stalemate and... -
LeX replied to the thread Would Asia/the world of the twentieth century have been better off if Japan lost the Russo-Japan War, was stalemated, or deterred from attacking?.It probably wouldnt matter that much. But the Russians losing kept Manchuria out of the Russian empire. It might not become a Chinese...
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LeX replied to the thread Xi'an Incident kills Chiang Kai-Shek.The main guy in the Chinese army after Chiang seemed to be He Yingqin. Probably him and a vaguely pro-Japan junta would take over, while...
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LeX reacted to TheLastKnight's post in the thread What would a Communist Britain name things? with Like.
I see it be very realistic that the royal family and the Royalist government in exile flees to Canada. Now the King would just end up...
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LeX reacted to CaptainCalvert's post in the thread What would a Communist Britain name things? with Like.
Isn't Orwellington the perfect alternate history name for New Zealand's capital?
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LeX replied to the thread What would a Communist Britain name things?.Somewhat unrelated but what if the situation is like the United Kingdom still exists by virtue of the royal family escaping overseas...