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Red Revolution Unbound
An alternate history where the Soviet Union sought to speed up the Marxist Revolution
Making History The Calm And The Storm Mods Free
Author: Muzzy Lane
From scenario.xml:
From Narva on the Baltic to Odessa on the Black, from Vladivostok on the Pacific to Baku on the Caspian Sea, the Soviet Union casts its red shadow on Eurasia. After years of strife, the Politburo has announced its 'support for international workers against the scourge of capitalism, wherever it may threaten them.' The USSR has thus begun a massive economic and military mobilization campaign, even going as far as dramatically limiting any purges of the Party or military in order to prepare for an upcoming conflict.
These developments have alarmed many on the Eurasian landmass and beyond. In Europe, the new nation-states fear a potential Soviet reconquest of the traditional imperial Russian spheres of influence. In Asia, China was unable to stop a Soviet 'intervention' in Sinkiang in 1935: will the Soviets officially fight the Nationalists, or will they turn south against British India? Already the Soviets have concluded an unholy alliance with fascist Japan: what could each nation's motivation be?
Meanwhile Germany, in the grips of a nationalist upswing under the newly-elected Nazi Party, has indicated its desire for territory in Eastern Europe. The Fascist Italians want to dominate the Mediterranean and the Balkans: already, in 1934, they seized control of Albania. What will each nation do, though, in the face of an ideological conflict with their hated Communist enemy?
All of these moves are watched with great anxiety by London and Paris. Will the Allies and, though isolationist, the United States fight back against the expected Soviet expansion? Will the non-Communist states join together to fight the Soviet menace?