Mainland Australia is integrated by Japan into its Co-Prosperity sphere, while Tasmania remains an independent White state.
Sorry but Japan conquering Australia is ASB. Perhaps more plausible would be communist revolution.
Mainland Australia is integrated by Japan into its Co-Prosperity sphere, while Tasmania remains an independent White state.
Highly unlikely I agree, but not ASB. You don't necessarily have to bend the laws of physics in order to make Japan conquer Australia.Sorry but Japan conquering Australia is ASB. Perhaps more plausible would be communist revolution.
Something I just thought about.Wondering where else you could have found the strange situation of the majority of a country being taken over by a new government but with the ancien regime still living on in a small exclave.
That reminds me, New Zealand consists out of two large islands.Sorry but Japan conquering Australia is ASB. Perhaps more plausible would be communist revolution.
Salvador Allende escapes to the Eastern Islands.
Not likely, but it would be awesome
Well, his government wouldn't last long. I don't know what kind of navy Chile has but Americans are happy to help.
The uprising was put down quite brutally by the US and Korea, followed up by harsh crack downs during the war. It seems fair to question whether there would've been enough organized resistance left to fend off the retreating ROK forces. An important part of that consideration is that refugees may be fleeing to the island along with the military and government. The island might very well see its population double or triple in a very short time frame, mostly with citizens loyal to the ROK. It's more questionable as to whether the island could support a large enough population to remain internationally relevant.Jeju had a communist urprising even before the Korean war officially started, I don't think people would be to receptive.
Frankly I find the loose usage of ASB to be counterproductive. If something is outlandish to the point of impossible, requiring a sort of deus ex machina, then it should be fairly simple to dismiss it via explanation. Instead ASB sometimes gets thrown around more loosely to describe things that are improbable without major historical differences. The problem is that we're on a site devoted to the discussion of alternative historical scenarios. Even the most mundane divergences require a degree of intervention on the part of the author. Our job as members on this site, if one could say we have a purpose here, is to read, evaluate, and provide feedback on how realistic (and interesting) those divergences are. Dismissing them with a three letter acronym doesn't really do anything for anyone here.When did we get to the point that only things that are impossible such as a human learning to fly like Superman is now considered to be ASB? Iirc ASB was a term indicated that it could not happen without something like Alien Space Bats helping.
So for instance Japan somehow taking over all of Australia. Which would require either so many changes in history that the world is not recognizable or something like ASBs interfering.
Well, if I am not mistaken the term ASB came into being when somebody had joked that Operation Sealion could only work if the Germans received help from Alien Space Bats.In my view that is ASB but according to some… id does not.
Isla de la Juventud would be the best candidate due to its size.Cuba as a piece of something larger?
Or the US shielding a smaller. Cuban island, like the Isles of Pines/Isles of Youth from Communist rule as a non-Communist refuge?
East Prussia? Try the island of Helgoland!Imperial Germany or the Kingdom of Prussia surviving in East Prussia.