By the way, I thought the White Sea Canal has been built in real life. It was just not wide or deep enough for the ships that people were using at the time or something. Did it work better here? And really, the Soviets should be happy that the government used bombs here instead of just arresting people at random or based on profession like when Gulags needed a geologist. Do you see the Azeri as having expelled or overrun the Armenians in their autonomous zone here? And come to think of it, I am wondering how oil extraction worked off Baku. I am guessing not oil platforms, as- Wow, gotta imagine an oil platform fully underwater. Probably great for divers, if not for the inevitable oil leaks or the shoddy attempts to build it higher.
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The thing of particular interest to me is Azerberjan and how it puts 75 percent of the Soviet Unions Domestic Oil Supply under water. Combine that with the fact that all of this is radioactive according to @NeonHydroxide then the Soviets are basically just shooting themselves in the head.Stumbled across on Reddit, a map from a world where the USSR carried out all those crazy hydrological projects that were never completed (or even started) OTL.
Another for fun map like my Earlier one
Alliances:
North American Defense League - Blue
American Economic and Defense Bloc - Red
Neutral Nations:
Socialist Union of America
Federal Republic of Wisconsin
Alliances:
North American Defense League - Blue
American Economic and Defense Bloc - Red
Neutral Nations:
Socialist Union of America
Federal Republic of Wisconsin
That's on the first map on the side.
On the map I linked. The moon in specific is right next to Earth.
That map was also the top recommended on the side bar of the deviantart post Xlicer shared. Which was what I meant by "first map on the side".
Oooh yes apologies I'm stupid and I didn't check the link you provided lmao thanks
I wonder how the climate and nature would be affected by those.Stumbled across on Reddit, a map from a world where the USSR carried out all those crazy hydrological projects that were never completed (or even started) OTL.
Oh! I know that fanfic. It is very good, even though I don't know anything about Youjo Senki.
Why is the bottom map so meh when compared to the top map?
Are the borders to clean? Are the colors drab? Any tips in general?
Are the borders to clean? Are the colors drab? Any tips in general?
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WHITE SUN OVER ASIA
Government
Nominally, the Chinese Confederation is a federal republic, not unlike the United States. In reality, the country is a one-party dictatorship with almost every branch of government controlled by the military, including the KMT.
Between the province/municipalities and the federal government are the general-governorates, a supposedly non-political institution belonging to the army, in charge to keep order in the border provinces. However these general-governors have authority over the provincial governors themselves, being able to unilaterally decide policies for provinces ignoring the governors, and even to "retire" them, if they show signs of rebelliousness.
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Demographics
In contrast to the People's Republic of China, the new Chinese Confederation makes no concessions to the ethnic minorities. The policy on minorities varies on the province and the general-governorate, from a simple forced linguistic assimilation to full-on "racial hygiene" laws that determine a person's access to basic amenities and facilities according to their percent of Chinese blood. Ever since the conquest of lands west and north, natives have been forced off their lands, or in many cases it was "purchased". These lands were settled by overseas Chinese, who returned to the Mainland from Nusantara and other countries through China-sponsored immigration campaigns, encouraged by the governments themselves. New provinces can only be created if there can be proven the ethnic Han population will be at least 15% of the province's. Segregation and discrimination is a fact of everyday life, especially in the areas with large minority demographics.
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Economy
China's economy heavily relies on state-sponsored family-run megacorporations, called Ch'aimen. Ever since the civil war, the army and business have a close relationship, with there being no central government, growing business would bribe officers to protect their interests. This carried over to now, where corruption is rampant throughout the military and government, with large companies being given lucrative contracts in exchange for financial backing. Economic and labor regulations are almost non-existent, because of just how powerful these Ch'aimen are. Even then, the state's support of these companies has supercharged China's economic and technological growth from a devastated country to the world's top economy.
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Foreign Relations
China's position as the premier hegemon is not without challenge. Their primary geopolitical opponent is the Imperial League, an alliance of former British colonies and dominions. After the tumultuous World War 3, the former friends turned on each other overtime due to China's aggressive posturing during its rise to global dominance. China's natural allies are the various Asian countries, including the Republic of Nusantara to its south, its closest ally. The country positions itself as the protector of Asia against the Western predators, not unlike the Pan-Asianism of Japan before, whose country now China has a complicated relationship. Outside Asia, China is close friends with the European Union State.
Christian Church.
To the degree of going down to individual national Orthodox or Protestant churches rather than just referring to their branch.
Nailed it. Largest Christian denomination in a given area. Notice how the Reformed Christians in Switzerland are shown in the colours of their cantons, though the cantonal border remains as a subdivision.
This looks like the kind of China one would see were China stable in the 1920's/1930's and joined the Axis Powers instead of Japan doing so.
WHITE SUN OVER ASIA
Government
Nominally, the Chinese Confederation is a federal republic, not unlike the United States. In reality, the country is a one-party dictatorship with almost every branch of government controlled by the military, including the KMT.
Between the province/municipalities and the federal government are the general-governorates, a supposedly non-political institution belonging to the army, in charge to keep order in the border provinces. However these general-governors have authority over the provincial governors themselves, being able to unilaterally decide policies for provinces ignoring the governors, and even to "retire" them, if they show signs of rebelliousness.
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Demographics
In contrast to the People's Republic of China, the new Chinese Confederation makes no concessions to the ethnic minorities. The policy on minorities varies on the province and the general-governorate, from a simple forced linguistic assimilation to full-on "racial hygiene" laws that determine a person's access to basic amenities and facilities according to their percent of Chinese blood. Ever since the conquest of lands west and north, natives have been forced off their lands, or in many cases it was "purchased". These lands were settled by overseas Chinese, who returned to the Mainland from Nusantara and other countries through China-sponsored immigration campaigns, encouraged by the governments themselves. New provinces can only be created if there can be proven the ethnic Han population will be at least 15% of the province's. Segregation and discrimination is a fact of everyday life, especially in the areas with large minority demographics.
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Economy
China's economy heavily relies on state-sponsored family-run megacorporations, called Ch'aimen. Ever since the civil war, the army and business have a close relationship, with there being no central government, growing business would bribe officers to protect their interests. This carried over to now, where corruption is rampant throughout the military and government, with large companies being given lucrative contracts in exchange for financial backing. Economic and labor regulations are almost non-existent, because of just how powerful these Ch'aimen are. Even then, the state's support of these companies has supercharged China's economic and technological growth from a devastated country to the world's top economy.
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Foreign Relations
China's position as the premier hegemon is not without challenge. Their primary geopolitical opponent is the Imperial League, an alliance of former British colonies and dominions. After the tumultuous World War 3, the former friends turned on each other overtime due to China's aggressive posturing during its rise to global dominance. China's natural allies are the various Asian countries, including the Republic of Nusantara to its south, its closest ally. The country positions itself as the protector of Asia against the Western predators, not unlike the Pan-Asianism of Japan before, whose country now China has a complicated relationship. Outside Asia, China is close friends with the European Union State.
So what's with the three Greek denominations ? Is one Crete, one Athens and one Constantinople ?
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