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Post by Chancellor Otto Von Bismarck on Jan 7, 2018 3:56:50 GMT
Papa_Stalin ,
MAKE YOUR GOD-FORSAKEN FONT SMALLER, PLEASE.
YOU MAY NOW RETURN TO YOUR REGULARLY SCHEDULED ALT-HIST TURNS.
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Post by Hugh III of Burgundy on Jan 10, 2018 22:08:57 GMT
Swedish invasion of the areas of Denmark that are not under player control:
Army-
125,000 Elite Infantry
300,000 Regular Infantry--> 20,000 in Greece
50,000 Coast Guard
200,000 Reserves (Currently undergoing heavy training)
100 Armored Cars supporting elite infantry units
Airforce:
~5,000 Active Duty
~3,000 In Reserve
20Balloons
500 fighters
100 bombers
Navy-
Battleships: 5
Cruisers: 10
Destroyers: 18
Frigates: 23
Submarines: 3
Patrol Craft: 100
The long delayed invasion begins at the dawn of a new day.
First, the Air Force is sent in to weaken enemy defenses. Then follows a wave of 100,000 Infantry to overwhelm and begin occupying inland regions.
An amphibious assault of 20,000 supported by the Navy pushes into Copenhagen.
The 100,000 strong force begins occupying strategic positions and imprtant towns. 50,000 Elite Infantry are sent in to eliminate any resistance.
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Post by Papa_Stalin on Jan 16, 2018 23:20:53 GMT
(REUPLOAD)
United States 1912 turn
The United States. A fully fledged democracy of capitalism. Now, people of the public, particularly the labourers and more poor citizens believed that the action taken by the government at the Lawrence Textile strike was far too brutal and the fact that they framed innocents was wrong. They were also influenced by the writings of Marx, after many Europeans brought copies of his manifesto across the Atlantic. So they organized a series of protests across the country. One of these protests were in Houston. The national guard took action and many innocent people were killed and wrongfully arrested. This caused massive outrage from the public. The protests were beginning to turn to riots. Now members of the national guard were taking casualties. But the New "political party" that had gained momentum through word and wrong doings of the government realized that they could cease the opportunity for a chance to gain power.
This is called... The Boston Uprising.
The plan was simple; begin a small protest/ riot at the harbour to distract the national guard. Then once they arrive, start the true uprising near city hall. Storm the hall, capture the mayor of Boston and cause the city to soon fall into chaos. Citizens will be forced to support the party or be captured. If any armed hostiles don't surrender they will be shot.
The rebels consist of:
2,341 militia men
Armed with:
2,785 M1903 Springfields
5,000 rounds of Springfield ammunition
6,111 M1911 pistols
14,098 rounds of M1911 ammunition
THE RESULT:
The rebels used around 40% of their forces to distract the national guard so it looked legit. The number of the die will determine how well this distraction went: yu7qwuQo
A seven. A decent amount of soldiers were distracted here which was enough to forward the plan. However not as many as we would have hoped.
Now was to storm the city hall with the rest of the militia. There was light security thanks to the past riots. A 5 is needed for success here:
Four. We failed this assault. But with the enemy surprised by the attack we shall strike again:
Three. Worst than last time. But with hope in our hearts we shall attack one last time:
Ten! Their morale was obviously low and they were simply too weak to fight after those previous assaults.
We have captured the mayor of Boston. Our leader, Eugene V. Debs has made a speech demanding all national guard members to surrender and a warning to Woodrow Wilson saying, "The revolution has begun!"
(NOTE: THERE WILL BE NO POLITICAL TURN DUE TO REVOLUTION.) ·······
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Post by Laurent de Gouvion St. Cyr on Jan 20, 2018 2:14:35 GMT
Great Qing 1912
Wu Zhihui's Cabinet
1. Prime Minister : Wu Zhihui (Social Democrat)
2. Deputy Prime Minister : Zhang Renjie (Social Democrat)
3. Minister of Foreign Affairs : Lou Tseng-Tsiang
Vice-Minister : Liang Dunyan
4. Minister of Interior : Zhao Bingjun (Populist)
Vice-Minister : Sun Baoqi
5. Minister of Finance : Chen Jintao (Radical)
President of Imperial Bank : Sheng Xuanhai
6. Minister of Education : Yan Xiu (Radical)
Vice-Minister : Zhang Boling (Radical)
7. Minister of Defense : Yinchang
Chief of Army : Jiang Guiti
Chief Admiral : Sa Zhenbing
8. Minister of Justice : Wu Tingfang
Vice-Minister : Shen Jiaben
9. Minister of Commerce : Charlie Soong (Radical)
Vice-Minister : Chen Jiongming (Social Democrat)
10. Minster of Industry : Kung Hsiang-hsi (Radical)
Vice-Minister : Li Shizeng (Social Democrat)
11. Minister of Agriculture : Zaize
Vice-Minister : Mao Yichang (Populist)
12. Minister for Cultural Affairs : Cai Yuanpei (Social Democrat)
Vice-Minister : Zhang Binglin (Social Democrat)
13. Minister of Mail and Transport : Liang Shiyi
Vice-Minister : Tang Shaoyi
14. Special Representative for Tibet : Tsarong Dazang
National Assembly
Populists : 132 seats
Constitutionalists : 84 seats
Unitarists : 168 seats
Radicals : 215 seats
Social Democrats : 192 seats
Constitutional Commission
Populists : 25 seats
Constitutionalists : 16 seats
Unitarists : 32 seats
Radicals : 41 seats
Social Democrats : 36 seats
Provincial Assemblies (a majority in)
Populists : 4 provinces
Constitutionalists : 4 provinces
Unitarists : 5 provinces
Radicals : 3 provinces
Social Democrats : 6 provinces
Debate on the Constitution continues; more problems sprouted but more compromises made. With Sun Yat-sen's recent arrest and extradition to China, his Three Principles of the People have surprisingly increased in popularity inside the nation. A faction in the Radical Party has even proposed to adopt the Three Principles into the Constitution.
Order of Battle - Imperial Chinese Army
I Corps (Zhang Zoulin) - stationed in Manchuria
1st (Emperor's Own) Infantry Division
2nd Infantry Division
3rd Infantry Division
4th Infantry Division
5th Infantry Division
6th Infantry Division
1st Fire Brigade (Taizhong)
2nd Fire Brigade (Hongwu)
II Corps (Lu Rongting) - stationed in Guangdong
7th Infantry Division
8th (Prince Chun) Infantry Division
9th Infantry Division
10th Infantry Division
11th Infantry Division
12th Infantry Division
3rd Fire Brigade (Liang)
4th Fire Brigade (Perpetual Light)
III Corps (Duan Qirui) - Xinjiang
13th Infantry Division
14th Infantry Division
15th (Prince Zhong) Infantry Division
16th Infantry Division
17th Infantry Division
18th Infantry Division
5th Fire Brigade
IV Corps (Duan Zhigui) - Vietnam
19th Infantry Division
20th Infantry Division
21st Infantry Division
22nd Infantry Division
23rd Infantry Division
24th Infantry Division
6th Fire Brigade
V Corps (Jin Yunpeng) - Western China (In Tibet and provinces bordering Russia)
25th Infantry Division
26th Infantry Division
27th Infantry Division
28th (Tibetian) Infantry Division (Dapon Tailing)
29th (Tibetian) Infantry Division
30th Infantry Division
7th Fire Brigade
VI Corps (Cao Kun) - Manchuria
31st Infantry Division
32nd Infantry Division
33rd Infantry Division
34th Infantry Division
35th Infantry Division
36th Infantry Division
8th Fire Brigade
VII Corps - Reserve
37th Infantry Division
38th Infantry Division
39th Infantry Division
40th Infantry Division (Lt. Col Chiang Kai-Shek, Lanfang Occupation Force)
41st Infantry Division
42nd Infantry Division
VIII Corps - Reserve
43rd Infantry Division
44th Infantry Division
45th Infantry Division
46th Infantry Division
47th Infantry Division
48th Infantry Division
I (Cavalry) Corps - Reserve
1st Cavalry Division
2nd Cavalry Division
3rd Cavalry Division
4th Cavalry Division
5th Cavalry Division
6th Cavalry Division
II (Cavalry) Corps - Reserve
7th Cavalry Division
8th Cavalry Division
9th Cavalry Division
10th Cavalry Division
11th Cavalry Division
12th Cavalry Division
Reserve Artillery Corps
1st Artillery Division
9th Fire Brigade
10th Fire Brigade
Inf/Cav Division: 10,000 men
Fire Brigade: 200 artillery pieces
Artillery Divison: 5 Fire Brigades
Imperial Chinese Navy
Yellow Sea Fleet : 5 Nang Hai-class heavy cruisers, 5 Hongwu-class light cruisers
East China Sea Fleet : 3 Nang Hai-class heavy cruisers, 8 Hongwu-class light cruisers
South China Sea Fleet : 4 Nang Hai-class heavy cruisers, 7 Hongwu-class light cruisers
A short of what's been happening:
-A plan to build two battleships for each fleet, based on the stolen American designs. Started in 1911, two battleships (1/3 of the plan has been finished)
-Land reform (nationalization of land in some areas, w/some good ole voluntary and involuntary collectivization)
-Industrialization based on conglomerates for heavy industry and cooperatives for the rest.
-Family disoutes in Zaitao.
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Post by Der Kaiserreich on Jan 20, 2018 14:31:43 GMT
Quick update on the Ottoman Empire:
Research on infantry weapons, aviation technology and naval weapons. Going fine but not fast enough to be a very strong empire.
Economy doing well, based largely on trade with oil, textiles and food.
Ottoman-controlled Libya has mostly recovered from the war. More soldiers are sent there to defend and coastal defenses undergo upgrades.
Puppet state formed in Iran. Iranians doing well.
Ottoman-controlled parts of Saudi Arabia are being developed. More rails and roads!
A railway going throughout the empire, from the Bakans to Iran, is laid. It will be used for commercial purposes.
The national givernment grows in numbers and more departments are formed.
The Sultan prepares his son to takeover the empire.
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Post by Tadamichi Kuribayashi on Jan 25, 2018 21:39:37 GMT
Royaume de Franco-Belgique/Koninkrijk van Franco-België 1912
Political
The Franco-Belgian Federal Parliament, upon realizing that the end of the world was coming, decided to speed it up. The bill is passed to declare war on the entire world.
Economic
Usual slow recovery
Foreign Policy
We have decided that Franco-Belgium is the best.
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Post by liamcog on Jan 25, 2018 23:39:32 GMT
Italy 1912
We give control of the full country to the republic of chillie
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