Something I just realized--what will Spanish-speakers call someone from the UASR? They can't exactly use estadounidense, and they don't like Americans calling themselves americanos, at least IOTL. Maybe a citizen of the Unión de Repúblicas Socialistas Americanas will be unionamericano? It's not the best of demonyms.
Yup.Norteamericanos. It's what most of them call us now anyway (even Mexicans, which doesn't really make any sense when you think about it).
Of course it does. The Soviet military tradition was still fundamentally based on the Tsarist military tradition, and indeed part of the American revolution was a rebellion against such trends being imposed, top-down, on the military.Does the USAR's military continue the tradition of a strong NCO class and the flexibility for commanders or is it in the regimented top down USSR style.
I don't remember if this has been answered but ITTL what happened to Mikhail Frunze? I've recently been playing a lot of Kaisserreich and I like their approach of letting people who where OTL less important being major impactful people on the world. His fate is gonna largely depend on whether or not his death in surgery was assassination or not though. Similarly but without the tinge of Kaisserreich what where the fates of the German Sparticist leaders? Where Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht killed as OTL or did one of the two escape. They where both young enough that their survival could lead to them being important down the line.
Unless it's been changed, Luxemburg and Frunze both live.
Wait really? Luxemburg living seems like it would be a pretty huge deal! I mean Frunze is probably gonna be relatively unimportant except in terms of soviet military doctrine, Luxemburg living though means that the revolutionary movement doesn't get all it's non puppet leaders murdered.
Please don't bump a thread if there hasn't been an update. Message Jello if you'd like to know, rather than getting all of our hopes up.Umm... Is this timeline dead? It's been a month with no posts.
Well, don't bump it for bumping's sake, but if there's a point you'd like to discuss, then please feel free to post, even if I haven't been active.Please don't bump a thread if there hasn't been an update. Message Jello if you'd like to know, rather than getting all of our hopes up.
I'm not sure about Norway, but in France there was still a breakaway, it's just that initially the SFIC took with it the majority of the SFIO's membership. Though France's socialist movement was already divided, and the SFIO was already of a more revolutionary bent than the rest of the European labor movement, as the reformists clustered into the Republican Socialist Party or the Radical-Socialists.If I remember correctly, the main French and Norwegian parties joined the Third International OTL. ( The French were rapidly eclipsed by the Second International breakaway, and the Norwegians soon returned to the fold).
I'm not sure about Norway, but in France there was still a breakaway, it's just that initially the SFIC took with it the majority of the SFIO's membership. Though France's socialist movement was already divided, and the SFIO was already of a more revolutionary bent than the rest of the European labor movement, as the reformists clustered into the Republican Socialist Party or the Radical-Socialists.
They would have if they could have, but I don't think the Tours Congress had that authority, especially given that the existing party apparatus and in particular the parliamentary section remained strongly opposed. So it was easier to make a clean break (though many local organizations came along with it).That's what I was referring to - I was under the impression the SFIO renamed itself the SFIC and the SFIO afterwards was a breakaway refounding.