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And so we end, 50 years after the beginning of the First World War, and 4 after the end of the Second World War. And in those years, a lot has changed. In the last 50 years, we diverged from a world where Germany was seen as the bad guy to one where they're the dominant of one of the three leagues, and France following step-to-step. A world where Britain breaches the breaking point and starts exterminating "inferior people," some times including their allies, and Brazil steps up as the leader of the Free World*.

But in the four years since the end of this Second World War, much has changed as well. The Former Allies broke back into it's two constitute parts, the Sovereign States and the Bismarcker League, as thanks to two events. The first event was the Guinean Annexation, where Brazil and Venezuela annexed the European owned Guinea of South America, claiming they were "freeing those that were oppressed." This included the Netherlands, who had long been part of the Sovereign States, although their continued occupation of Indonesia had them expunged, along with Belgium. The second event was the Brunei War, in which rebels in northern Borneo, with help of Brazil, captured all of the French Borneo Colony.

America and China, as the last members of the Pact of Six, remain isolated, and all around manically insane, with rumors of Catholics still being rounded up in America and American Occupied Canada.

Other Events include:
- After the reunification of Iceland and Denmark, Denmark decided to join the Sovereign States. Germany was not going to allow such a country to exist so close, so invaded and overthrew Denmark with a Bismarcker-Friendly government. The True Danish Government fled to Iceland, where Brazil secured their safety.
- Mexico merely is part of the Bismarcker League because they feel safer with them, since manically insane America exists just to their north, still occupying some of them
- Ireland legally annexes their part of Occupied Britain, reuniting Ireland

*by "Free World," I mean free as in independent, leader of the Independent World

Description
And so we end, 50 years after the beginning of the First World War, and 4 after the end of the Second World War. And in those years, a lot has changed. In the last 50 years, we diverged from a world where Germany was seen as the bad guy to one where they're the dominant of one of the three leagues, and France following step-to-step. A world where Britain breaches the breaking point and starts exterminating "inferior people," some times including their allies, and Brazil steps up as the leader of the Free World*.

But in the four years since the end of this Second World War, much has changed as well. The Former Allies broke back into it's two constitute parts, the Sovereign States and the Bismarcker League, as thanks to two events. The first event was the Guinean Annexation, where Brazil and Venezuela annexed the European owned Guinea of South America, claiming they were "freeing those that were oppressed." This included the Netherlands, who had long been part of the Sovereign States, although their continued occupation of Indonesia had them expunged, along with Belgium. The second event was the Brunei War, in which rebels in northern Borneo, with help of Brazil, captured all of the French Borneo Colony.

America and China, as the last members of the Pact of Six, remain isolated, and all around manically insane, with rumors of Catholics still being rounded up in America and American Occupied Canada.

Other Events include:
- After the reunification of Iceland and Denmark, Denmark decided to join the Sovereign States. Germany was not going to allow such a country to exist so close, so invaded and overthrew Denmark with a Bismarcker-Friendly government. The True Danish Government fled to Iceland, where Brazil secured their safety.
- Mexico merely is part of the Bismarcker League because they feel safer with them, since manically insane America exists just to their north, still occupying some of them
- Ireland legally annexes their part of Occupied Britain, reuniting Ireland

*by "Free World," I mean free as in independent, leader of the Independent World