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World War I (alternate)
Location Worldwide (mainly in Europe) Result Central Powers victory Territorial changes Syndicalists take power in mainland France. forcing Republicans to flee to French West Africa Eruption of the Russian Civil War Communists take power in Great Britain, which forces the Monarchy to flee to Canada India and Ceylon plunges into Civil War, British Ceylon declares independence The Comintern is formed, with the Union of Britain, the French Commune, the Bharatiya Commune and RSFSR Establishment of German Middle Africa Muhammad Ali Dynasty takes full power in Egypt under Ottoman instruction The House of Savoy of the Kingdom of Italy flees to Corsica. thus plunges Italy into civil war Abolition of the Austro-Hungarian Compromise of 1867 Belgium comes under German subjectory Collapse of China, new cliques form including the formation of Manchukuo Three new states from in the USA
Belligerents
Entente: France

Etherian Civil War
Location Etheria Island, North Sea Result PFE victory Fall of the monarchist, communist and anarchist regimes Creation, then fall of the People's State of Etheria Republic of Etheria formally established on may 1971 House of Etheria flees to the United Kingdom Execution of anarchist leaders Territorial changes Collapse of the Kingdom of Thuringnia
Belligerents
Kingdom of Thuringnia Denmark Faroe Islands Greenland Iceland NATO United States CIA FBI United Kingdom France Canada West Germany Italy Mercenaries from: Kingdom of Libya Thailand Brazil	Party for Freedom of Etheria ENLF ERF EPLF East Germany China (Advisors) Mercenaries from: Biafra New Zealand Australia Francoist Spain French Algeria Israel Turkey Northern Cyprus Ireland	Etherian People's State EAP EPP Soviet Union Hungarian People's Republic Yugoslavia Mercenaries from: Polish People's Republic Soviet Union Angola People's Socialist Republic of Albania Kingdom of Greece North Korea China Japan United Arab Republic
Commanders and leaders
Alexander I  Sir Effersøe  Frederick IX Hilmar Baunsgaard	Christesen Andesen Leonid Brezhnev	Magni Lassen   Rólant Nysted   Andras Jóhansen  X Vølundur Jákupsson  (POW) Henningur Glerfoss  (MIA)

Operation Unthinkable
Location Western Europe, Southern Europe, Balkans, Eastern Europe, Finland, Mongolia, Siberia, Far East Russia, Stan Countries Result Anti-communist victory Territorial changes Dissolution of the Soviet Union
Belligerents
In Europe: NATO United States United Kingdom Canada Germany France Portugal Spain Italy Norway Finland Denmark Greece Yugoslavia Romania Austria Kingdom of Hungary Poland Bulgaria ELFFF LPFF LDP People's Socialist Republic of Albania (Anti-Hoxhaist cabinet) Turkey CLA In Asia: Japan (After September 1945) South Korea China British Raj (until 1947) India (after 1947) Pakistan (after 1947) ILF Dutch East Indies Yakutia Iran Kingdom of Egypt Central Asia Command Kingdom of Iraq Mandatory Palestine Jordan Saudi Arabia Commonwealth of the Philippines	Soviet Union Azerbaijan People's Government Republic of Mahabad Kurdistan Chinese Soviet Republic Warsaw Pact Polish People's Republic East Germany Hungarian People's Republic Socialist Republic of Romania People's Republic of Bulgaria Czechoslovak Socialist Republic Chinese Communist Party People's Liberation Army Mongolian People's Republic
Commanders and leaders
Harry S. Truman Dwight D. Eisenhower Clement Atlee	Joseph Stalin

1964 Pattaya City Attack
Part of the Chonburi-Bangkok Conflict
Native name	ความขัดแย้งที่พัทยา 1964
Location	Bangkok-Chonburi Border Checkpoint, Pattaya Buffer Zone, Chonburi, Bangkok, Thai Gigachad border
Date	4th October 1964
Target	Bangkokers, Far-left extremists and Capitalists
Attack type	Missile attack
Weapon	four Surface-to-air missiles
Deaths	205
Injured	1004
Victims	Bangkokers and soldiers
Perpetrator	Republic of Chonburi
No. of participants	15 missile crew
Motive	Anti-communism, Neo-fascism, and Anti-capitalism

Chonburi-Bangkok conflict
Location Central Thailand and Eastern Thailand
Belligerents
Glacusso-Bangkoker Alliance Republic of Bangkok Glacussia Other participating combatants United States United Kingdom South Italy (until 1970) Italy (after 1971) Tawistan Union	Chonburi-Thai Gigachad Alliance Republic of Chonburi Thai Gigachad Turkic Socialist Alliance Movement Soviet Union Supported by: North Italy (until 1970) East Germany Baconist Republic
Commanders and leaders
Charun Rattanakun Chamnan Yaovabun Mikhali Ivanov Lyndon B. Johnson Richard Nixon Alec Douglas-Home Harold Wilson Umberto II Fernando Tambroni Chiang Kai-shek Colette II of Manchukuo	Rattanakit Chonpon Plaek Phibunsongkhram Thanom Kittikachorn Sougut Saman  † Nikita Khruschev Leonid Brezhnev
Strength
1.5 million (at peak, 1965) 10000 fighters (total) 2000 tanks	2.8 million (at peak, 1967, including expeditionary force) 15000 fighters (including WWII era ones (from Thai Gigachad)) 2500 tanks

Allied Invasion of Germany
Part of The Lizardist German Era
Frank Schleswig, a Lizardist German defector siding with the Tawistan Union holding a type 5 rocket propelled grenade in the outskirks of Kiel, May 5th, 1948
Date 21st January 1945-25th December 1945 (339 days) Location Western Germany, Northern Germany, Eastern Germany, Austria-Hungary, Denmark, Poland, Balkans, Baltics, Italy (bombing operations only) Result Allied victory Collapse and dissolution of the Lizardist Reich (concurrent with the Potsdam Offensive Anti Lizardist revolutions happen across the globe, including one in Thailand, which would became the Republic of Thai Gigachad Official end of Lizardist Germany Territorial changes Allied Partition of Germany Independence of West Germany and East Germany
Belligerents
Anti-Lizardist alliance Tawistan Union Soviet Union United Kingdom India Algeria Nyasaland French Indochina Crown Colony of Malta British Cyprus Corsican Resistance Gambia Gold Coast Free France Nigeria Siamese Kingdom Belgium Belgian Congo Denmark German Resistance Union Austria-Hungary Third Polish Republic Hungarian Resistance Ecuador Gran Colombia Colombian Volunteers People's Socialist Republic of Albania	Lizardist Alliance Lizardist Germany Lizardist France French West Africa French Equatorial Africa Lizardist States of America Philippine Commonwealth British Insurgent Army Kingdom of Italy Supported By: Empire of Japan Co-beligerent Kingdom of Greece (Lizardist Government} Material Support: Kingdom of Italy Albanian Kingdom
Commanders and leaders
Chiang Kai-shek Joseph Stalin Georgy Zhukov Winston Churchil Bernard Montgomery Ho Chi Minh Charun Rattanakun Leopold III Charles De Gaulle Konrad Adenauer Christian X of Denmark Otto von Habsburg Boleslaw Bierut Dezső László José María Velasco Ibarra Alfonso López Pumarejo Enver Hoxha	Adolf Hitler † Heinrich Himmler (POW) Hermann Goring (MIA) Gerd von Rundstedt (DOW) Philippe Petain  Pierre Laval X Harry S. Truman  Dwight D. Eisenhower (WIA) Sergio Osmeña  X Badlishah of Kedah  (POW) Benito Mussolini   Georgios Kafantaris George II (forced)
Units involved
Task force Beiyang 8th Corps IX Corps III Airborne command Mongolian Expeditionary Division Fifth Air Force Eastern Front First division Army group Kiel First Byelorussian Army Fifth Navy 75th airbone command Task Force Faith 5th Army 7th airborne 23rd Fleet Armed Corsican volunteers Nguyen Army Charles Corps Polish Army Royal Siamese Expeditionary force Belgian Armed Forces French Liberation Army Army Group Benelux Dutch Army Luxembourgish Army Hungarian Liberation Air Regiment Ecuadorian Army Colombian 5th division Guyanan riflemen corps Albanian Army	Fourth Army I Corps Army Group Greece 43rd Infantry Division Army Group Austria-Hungary Fuhrer's Albanian rifles Army Group Vichy France Italian fleet Adler Corps Parisian Partisan corps Task force Caucasus Swedish expeditionary corps Finnish Navy corps Soviet Corps Poland Army Ostland Army Army Group 4WA US expeditionary force Sixth Air Army First Air army Air force 5th Sixth coast guardians Japanese battleship Yamato  † Hellenic Navy Philippine Army Kedahan rifles
Strength
35,000,000 men (combined) 175,000 tanks 87500 artillery and other field guns 25 aircraft carriers 45 ships 75 destroyers 150 cruisers 45000 aircraft	At maximum: 10,000,000 men 87500 tanks 7545 artillery 23429 aircraft 1 aircraft carrier much weaker naval force
Casualties and losses
minimal, possibly 5 million men. 15000 tanks 850 artillery 10 naval ships (all types combined, not exact types) combined 4000 aircaft	entire force killed/captured/deserted

Bangkok Revolt
Date October 4th, 1959 Location Bangkok, Thai Gigachad Result Bangkok-British victory Thai Gigachad severely weakened Soviet ships in the Gulf of Thailand are forced to withdraw Territorial changes Independence of Bangkok Subsequent independence of Chonburi, Ayutthaya, and Lopburi
Belligerents
Bangkokers United Kingdom British Somaliland Federation of Malaya Supported by: Tawistan Union United Nations United States Libya Chonburi Glacussia South Italy Yugoslavia Iran South Vietnam Apartheid Union	Thai Gigachad Soviet Union Turkic Socialist Armed Movement Supported by: East Germany Chinese-Japanese volunteers
Commanders and leaders
No centralized leadership Harold Macmillan	Plaek Phibunsongkhram   Nikita Khruschev Sougut Saman  †

Operation Verse
Part of The Chonburi-Bangkok conflict
Location Pattaya City Result Chonburi victory Recapture of Pattaya from Bangkok militants
Belligerents
Chonburi Pattaya militants North Vietnam Thai Gigachad Supported by: India Soviet Union (naval) Communist Party of Malaya	Bangkok Pattaya Territory Young Sun Union

Republic of Bangkok
1959–1979
Motto: Resist Chonburi and Thai Gigachad's tyranny!
Anthem: The skies are blue and so are our motivation
Capital and largest city	Bangkok
Official languages	Thai, English
Ethnic groups	Thai
Demonym(s)	Bangkoker
Government	Unitary Parliamentary Republic (1959-1965) under a Neo-Fascist one-party dictatorship (1962-1965) Unitary Presidental Repubic (1965-1979)
• President	Chamnan Yaovabun (1959-1979)
Establishment	15th january 1959
History
• Established	1959
• Start of the Chonburi-Bangkok conflict	1962
• Losing of Pattaya	December 5th 1965
• Protests in Bangkok	May 5th 1975
• Beginning of Chonburi Invasion (or Songkran War)	April 13th 1976
• Loss of Chachoengsao	April 15th 1976
• Treaty of Pattaya (unification of Chonburi and Bangkok)	1979
Area
• Total	154,923 km2 (59,816 sq mi) (143rd)
GDP (PPP)	1966 estimate
• Total	$554.855 billion
HDI (1972)	0.985 very high
Currency	Bangkok Baht
Driving side	left
Preceded by Succeeded by Thai Gigachad Bangkok Republic of Chonburi-Bangkok
Today part of	Repubic of Chonburi-Bangkok

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1959 Bangkok Uprising
Part of The Cold War and the Giga Thailand era
Date	October 4, 1959 (1959-10-04)
Location	Bangkok, Thai Gigachad (Or Giga Thai)
Caused by	Military dictatorship within Thai Gigachad
Goals	To end the dictatorship within Giga Thailand
Methods	Arson, Protests
Resulted in	Independence of Bangkok into the Republic of Bangkok Subsequent independence of Chonburi, Lopburi, and Ayutthaya by a referendum
Parties
Bangkokers Far-right activists United Kingdom United States Supported by: Kingdom of Laos South Vietnam Belgian Congo Medical Support: Ireland Singapore Thai Gigachad Soviet Union North Vietnam Supported by: East Germany Pathet Lao Khmer Issarak Viet Cong
Lead figures
No centralized leadership Harold Macmillan Dwight D. Eisenhower Plaek Phibunsongkhram Nikita Khruschev Ho Chi Minh
Units involved
Protesters Royal Air Force Singapore command Royal Navy Borneo fleet United States Air Force Saigon branch