Well, who should bite it in the Anti-Stalin Movement:
Obviously, the four mentioned: Beria, Stalin, Yezhov and Molotov would be toast.
Other people who might be Gone: Georgy Melenkov (Close ally of Beria), Lazar Kaganovich (Played some role in the Stalinst Purges as Industrial leader), and Kliment Voroshilov. These Three guys historically attempted a hard line coup against Nikita Khrushchev in the 1950s, and they have a great deal of Russian blood on their hands.
I'd also consider removing Andrei Zhdanov (another serious prick and close ally of Stalin--Stalin's daughter married his son). I don't know what roles those guys play off hand (I KNOW Kaganovich and Voroshilov are in Stalin's Cabinet), but I think any real anti-Stalin movement would at least kill any hope of government office for these people. (We don't need these guys to actually die to sleep them--forcing their retirement is sufficient)
About the UK surrender: I think the idea is that the UK seeks a negotiated peace if it DOESN'T LOSE LONDON and loses the remainder of that territory. I was somewhat impressed when as Germany playing the Gotterdamung scenario, the UK sued for peace after losing Suez, Delhi, and Iran oil. If it doesn't require London, its probably not broken.
This is probably Legit W/O the fall of London to force them to the table. They should also be willing to accept peace if they lose London BY ITSELF.
Oh and, thanks for contributing! 8)
PostEdit: Now I think I about it, I don't see the post BP war as a 'long sought' dream of liberty for Siberia and Transurals. The Central Asian Republics, sure. But the main reason for wanting this liberty is more basic: Stalin and his henchmen killed tens of millions of his own people--and now they've conceded a huge portion of territory and ensured the suffering of tens of millions more. To say nothing of the frightful mismanagement that resulted in artificial famine and cruel abuses of state power.
This is about survival--not about nationalism. Otherwise, its perfect. Here's my proposed revised text:
"Joseph Stalin and his close political allies had always been painful for the Russian People--NKVD Terror, Artificial Famine, and Stalin's own Paranoia had transformed a possible utopia into a two decade long nightmare. In addition, Stalin and his hard liners broke the back of the Red Army, dooming the country to occupation by the German Wehrmacht. Now, after a peace deal that might well have been worse than continued war, the NKVD has emerged again to reassert control over the shattered remnants of the Soviet Union--indiscriminately arresting those whose 'disloyalty' and 'negligence' they claim caused our collective defeat. We can not tolerate this abuse another day! The Stalinists must fall!"
Anyhow, keep up the great work.
