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Allied and Soviet leaders meet in Potsdam to discuss the future of Europe. Because the Soviet Union controls Berlin, Stalin is the one who decides what will happen. in the end, he decides to partition Europe between the Soviet Sphere of influence and the allied Sphere.
the partitioning of Europe begins.
The Soviet Union then starts to partition its portion of Europe into new client states.
Many nations are then liberated from direct Soviet and Allied occupation.
And finally, border agreements are hammered out between all the nations of Europe.
Europe's new borders are finalized. Germany is partitioned into two states, the Soviet aligned German Democratic Republic, and the Allied Federal Republic of Germany. What used to be east Prussia is partitioned between the Soviet Union and the new Polish People's Republic, whose borders are effectively shifted to the west. Italy losses its colonial empire to the allies, who are in turn battling the Japanese for control of Libya. Austria, Tito's communist Yugoslavia, Albania, and Greece are turned into neutral buffer states. The rest of Europe is returned to its Pre 1936 borders, except for Finland, who is forced to finalize its border secessions from the war in 1939, and Romania, who gives up Bessarabia for good.
Bulgaria, Poland, Romania, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, and East Germany join into a Military alliance with the Soviet Union. This alliance later becomes known as the Warsaw Pact.
After victory celebrations in Moscow wrap up, the Red Army is given its new marching orders. Millions of Soviet troops begin to board trains that start to take them east....
the partitioning of Europe begins.
The Soviet Union then starts to partition its portion of Europe into new client states.
Many nations are then liberated from direct Soviet and Allied occupation.
And finally, border agreements are hammered out between all the nations of Europe.
Europe's new borders are finalized. Germany is partitioned into two states, the Soviet aligned German Democratic Republic, and the Allied Federal Republic of Germany. What used to be east Prussia is partitioned between the Soviet Union and the new Polish People's Republic, whose borders are effectively shifted to the west. Italy losses its colonial empire to the allies, who are in turn battling the Japanese for control of Libya. Austria, Tito's communist Yugoslavia, Albania, and Greece are turned into neutral buffer states. The rest of Europe is returned to its Pre 1936 borders, except for Finland, who is forced to finalize its border secessions from the war in 1939, and Romania, who gives up Bessarabia for good.
Bulgaria, Poland, Romania, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, and East Germany join into a Military alliance with the Soviet Union. This alliance later becomes known as the Warsaw Pact.
After victory celebrations in Moscow wrap up, the Red Army is given its new marching orders. Millions of Soviet troops begin to board trains that start to take them east....
Please don't Dow japan. Let the allies bleed further (I got to say you took your time to win the game-1945. But as you said, you wanted a historical end).
Delex said:
yes... let them bleed and maybe let them bleed into manchuria maybe
the best way to bleed them would ba way to moscow...
DOW Japan! Take your Red Navy to sea for battle against a real naval power!
Nice job capturing the Italian Destroyers, stuff like that never happens to me.
Nice job capturing the Italian Destroyers, stuff like that never happens to me.
I didnt fully understand this?Deus Eversor said:yes... let them bleed and maybe let them bleed into manchuria maybe
the best way to bleed them would ba way to moscow...
Well actually Japan is quite good at this Manchuria-South Africa crusade thing, as long not disturbed.ColossusCrusher said:Japan in Lybia...overextended much?
New heavy strategic bombers are ready for service in the Soviet Air Force.
Soviet activity increases heavily along the Soviet Union's borders with china. Almost 3 million men, along with thousands of tanks and tens of thousands of armoured personnel carriers with many more thousands of motorized vehicles, artillery pieces, and aircraft are on the move along the border.
Mikhail Kalinin Retires from public service.
Soviet industry is producing new weapons of war. Short Range Ballistic missiles, and another expansion to the reactor at Omsk. Soviet scientists and weapons technicians theorize that after further development, it should be possible to mount nuclear weapons on the tips of large Ballistic missile systems.
The Japanese empire is approaching the Libyan/Tunisian border. Japan's empire seems unbeatable.
Something very interesting happens however. Benghazi is liberated by....Italians! Something that the citizens probably thought they would never see again is the Italian flag flying over their town. The new Royal Italian army is able to hold its bridgehead, allowing reinforcements to arrive.
Stalin decides that enough is enough. Japan is getting far too powerful to be ignored anymore. If the allies cannot defeat Japan, then it is only a matter of time before the Japanese decide to invade the Soviet far East. This cannot be allowed to happen. So, on July 8th, 1946, Stalin breaks off all diplomatic relations with the Japanese empire and declares war.
Soviet activity increases heavily along the Soviet Union's borders with china. Almost 3 million men, along with thousands of tanks and tens of thousands of armoured personnel carriers with many more thousands of motorized vehicles, artillery pieces, and aircraft are on the move along the border.
Mikhail Kalinin Retires from public service.
Soviet industry is producing new weapons of war. Short Range Ballistic missiles, and another expansion to the reactor at Omsk. Soviet scientists and weapons technicians theorize that after further development, it should be possible to mount nuclear weapons on the tips of large Ballistic missile systems.
The Japanese empire is approaching the Libyan/Tunisian border. Japan's empire seems unbeatable.
Something very interesting happens however. Benghazi is liberated by....Italians! Something that the citizens probably thought they would never see again is the Italian flag flying over their town. The new Royal Italian army is able to hold its bridgehead, allowing reinforcements to arrive.
Stalin decides that enough is enough. Japan is getting far too powerful to be ignored anymore. If the allies cannot defeat Japan, then it is only a matter of time before the Japanese decide to invade the Soviet far East. This cannot be allowed to happen. So, on July 8th, 1946, Stalin breaks off all diplomatic relations with the Japanese empire and declares war.
Time for All of asia to turn red :rofl:
Could we possibly see all of Japans holdings in the next update?
Could we possibly see all of Japans holdings in the next update?
Japanese high command is paralyzed with frightening reports of huge Soviet armies smashing over the Chinese/Soviet border. The army that has destroyed the German Empire is now about to destroy the Japanese empire.
Outer mongolia is overrun only 10 days after the commencement of hostilities. Only the rough terrain is slowing the Red army down.
Soviet troops then pour into the Japanese puppet state of Manchukuo from all directions, only meeting real resistance at the city of Mukden.
Their resistance does not last long however, and soon Soviet tanks are seen rolling down the streets of the city.
After Xinjing falls, the country surrenders. However, most of its army is forced to continue to fight under Japanese command.
The Japanese Airforce then begins flying sorties into China, but is met by a weapon they have never experienced before. Soviet Turbojet propelled fighters. The new jet aircraft are faster and more heavily armed then anything the Japanese can throw at them, and many Japanese aircraft are shot down with little Soviet losses.
The Remnants of the Manchurian army make a final stand on the Dalian peninsula. Faced with an overwhelming Soviet tank and mechanized army, they stand no chance, and surrender.
Soviet heavy bombers encounter a scary sight over Tsushima Strait. A HUGE Japanese navy carrier task force. This kind of raw naval power cannot be dealt with effectively at the moment.
The Soviet Union unleashes a new weapon on the Japanese. The people of tokyo wake up to the sounds of dozens of massive ballistic missiles bombarding the city's industrial centers.
A fairly large Japanese force fortifies itself on the Yantai peninsula in eastern China. Using the terrain to their advantage, the Japanese are able to hold their ground against the Soviet onslaught.
Outer mongolia is overrun only 10 days after the commencement of hostilities. Only the rough terrain is slowing the Red army down.
Soviet troops then pour into the Japanese puppet state of Manchukuo from all directions, only meeting real resistance at the city of Mukden.
Their resistance does not last long however, and soon Soviet tanks are seen rolling down the streets of the city.
After Xinjing falls, the country surrenders. However, most of its army is forced to continue to fight under Japanese command.
The Japanese Airforce then begins flying sorties into China, but is met by a weapon they have never experienced before. Soviet Turbojet propelled fighters. The new jet aircraft are faster and more heavily armed then anything the Japanese can throw at them, and many Japanese aircraft are shot down with little Soviet losses.
The Remnants of the Manchurian army make a final stand on the Dalian peninsula. Faced with an overwhelming Soviet tank and mechanized army, they stand no chance, and surrender.
Soviet heavy bombers encounter a scary sight over Tsushima Strait. A HUGE Japanese navy carrier task force. This kind of raw naval power cannot be dealt with effectively at the moment.
The Soviet Union unleashes a new weapon on the Japanese. The people of tokyo wake up to the sounds of dozens of massive ballistic missiles bombarding the city's industrial centers.
A fairly large Japanese force fortifies itself on the Yantai peninsula in eastern China. Using the terrain to their advantage, the Japanese are able to hold their ground against the Soviet onslaught.
Soviet tanks and mechanized infantry plunge into central China. Their goal is to reach the coastal city of Guangzhou, to cut China in half.
As soviet troops pour into asia, the Japanese army falls back in the middle east. With this weakening of Japanese defenses, the allies finally attack. British troops drive up the nile river, Liberating Egypt and even making a bridgehead across the Suez canal, finally reopening the eastern Mediterranean sea to allied (and soviet) shipping. Meanwhile, Italian and French armies march east from Libya, cutting off many dozens of Japanese troops in central Libya.
The Japanese army is definitely brave. Soviet troops are shocked to see their infantry actually launching banzai charges against heavy soviet T-34-85 battle tanks!
The frontlines in asia by the beginning of 1947. All of northern and central China, along with Korea is under Soviet control. However, Japanese troops continue to hold out on the Yantai peninsula.
Soviet technological progress by 1947.
The Japanese airforce throws everything it has left in suicidal Kamikaze attacks on Soviet aircraft patrolling over the ocean.
Japanese resistance is growing the closer the Red Army gets to the coast. Here, it takes the intervention of Marshal Tukachevsky's army to break a force of 50,000 Japanese troops.
Meanwhile, soviet scientists at the Omsk secret weapons design bureau report that it is now possible to make powerful long range ballistic missiles, that could even reach around the entire globe. These new weapons have the ability to make bombers obsolete.
The Omsk nuclear reactor also continues to grow.
The Japanese army is reinforcing its Garrison in Yantai. Now there are 130,000 Japanese troops there, including some of the most elite formations of the Japanese army.
As soviet troops pour into asia, the Japanese army falls back in the middle east. With this weakening of Japanese defenses, the allies finally attack. British troops drive up the nile river, Liberating Egypt and even making a bridgehead across the Suez canal, finally reopening the eastern Mediterranean sea to allied (and soviet) shipping. Meanwhile, Italian and French armies march east from Libya, cutting off many dozens of Japanese troops in central Libya.
The Japanese army is definitely brave. Soviet troops are shocked to see their infantry actually launching banzai charges against heavy soviet T-34-85 battle tanks!
The frontlines in asia by the beginning of 1947. All of northern and central China, along with Korea is under Soviet control. However, Japanese troops continue to hold out on the Yantai peninsula.
Soviet technological progress by 1947.
The Japanese airforce throws everything it has left in suicidal Kamikaze attacks on Soviet aircraft patrolling over the ocean.
Japanese resistance is growing the closer the Red Army gets to the coast. Here, it takes the intervention of Marshal Tukachevsky's army to break a force of 50,000 Japanese troops.
Meanwhile, soviet scientists at the Omsk secret weapons design bureau report that it is now possible to make powerful long range ballistic missiles, that could even reach around the entire globe. These new weapons have the ability to make bombers obsolete.
The Omsk nuclear reactor also continues to grow.
The Japanese army is reinforcing its Garrison in Yantai. Now there are 130,000 Japanese troops there, including some of the most elite formations of the Japanese army.
