AWWA-Yesterday, Today, and Forever(OOC-Closed)

[Unicario]

"Sunbomb Carriers" in order of first detonation
Blue indicates power is a signatory of the Nuclear Responsibility and Goodwill Compact
Red indicates power is NOT a signatory.
Orange indicates said state no longer has nuclear weapons (either by disarmament or dissolution)

Japanese Empire
First detonation: July 1945 (Ichi)
Location: Bikini Atoll, Japanese Polynesia
Fukushima Project,

Dominion of Canada
First detonation: August 1945 (Royal)
Location: Montebello Islands, Australia
Fukushima Project

Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation
First detonation: May 1946 (Brünnhilde)
Location: Bikini Atoll, Japanese Polynesia
Valkyrie Project

Confederate States of America
First detonation: July 1948 (Trinity)
Location: White Sands Desert, Alamogordo, New Mexico
Operation Rio Bravo

United Kingdom of Great Britain (October 1948)
First detonation: October 1948 (Hurricane)
Location: Montebello Islands, Australia
Fukushima Project

Republic of Russia
First detonation: August 1949 (RDS-1)
Location: Semipalatinsk Test Site, Kazakhstan
Republic of Russia ceased to exist in 1991, was succeeded by Russian SFSR

Free Republic of Quebec
First detonation: 1950
Location: White Sands Desert, Alamogordo, New Mexico
Operation Rio Bravo

Realm of the Magyars
First detonation: August 1951 (Fricka)
Location: Enewetak Atoll, Japanese Polynesia
Valkyrie Project

Rumite Empire
First detonation: July 1954 (Sword of Allah)
Location: Syrian Desert

Tawantinsuyu
First detonation: September 1956 (Sapa Inca)
Location: Bikini Atoll, Japanese Polynesia
Operation: Inti

Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela
First detonation: September 1956 (Ares)
Location: Bikini Atoll, Japanese Polynesia
Operation: Inti

Empire of France and the Netherlands
First Detonation: February 1960 (Gerboise Bleue)
Location: Sahara Desert, Imperial Africa (pending independence)

Greater Indonesian Republic
First Detonation: April 22, 1964 (Operation Fury)
Location: Mecca, Kingdom of Arabia
April 22nd nuclear attack; first ever time nuclear weapon has been used for murder; millions died; Indonesia was then wiped out by the global coalition by 1968.

Republic of China
First detonation: October 1964 (596)
Location: Lop Nur, Xinjiang

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (1965)
First detonation: July 1965 (?)
Location: Jandaq Testing Ground, Khorasan, Iran

Czechoslovak Republic (1968)
First detonation: August 1968 (?)
Location: Syrian Desert(?)

People's Republic of Rome (1969)
First detonation: August 1969 (?)
Location: Jandaq Testing Ground, Khorasan, Iran

Republic of India
First detonation: May 1974 (Smiling Buddha)
Location: Pokhran Test Site, Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, India

Republic of South Africa
First detonation: September 1979 (Oranje)
Location: Prince Edward Islands, South Africa
Arsenal disassembled in 1995

Republic of Namibia
First detonation: August 1981 (Getrennenheit)
Location: Namib Desert
Arsenal disassembled in 1991

Republic of Mozambique
First detonation: August 1981 (Kami)
Location: Southern Indian Ocean
Arsenal disassembled in 2003

Republic of Pretoria
First detonation: November 1983 (Vuis van die Boere)
Location: Southern Indian Ocean

Eurasian Soviet Republic
Successor state to Republic of Russia, 1991
No nuclear tests have been conducted by Russia since 1990.

Republic of Pakistan
First detonation: May 1998 (Chagai-I)
Location: Chagai Region, Balochistan, Pakistan

Caucasian Free State
First detonation: October 2006
Location: Unknown

First draft; missing a lot of data and some country names may be completely wrong but it's a draft.

[Unicario]

Also:

Drafted "Big Five" (United Nations Security Council; Permanent Members)

Empire of Japan and East Asia
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation
Russian SFSR
Confederate States of America

[Unicario]

Olympics/World Cup Master Post

Summer Olympics
I Olympic Games - 1896 - Athens, Eastern Roman Empire
II Olympic Games - 1900 - Paris, French State
III Olympic Games - 1904 - St. Louis, Confederate States of America
IV Olympic Games - 1908 - London, United Kingdom
V Olympic Games - 1912 - Stockholm, Swedish Empire
VI Olympic Games - 1916 - Berlin, cancelled due to World War II
VII Olympic Games - 1920 - Antwerp, Empire of the Netherlands
VIII Summer Olympic Games - 1924 - Paris, French State
IX Summer Olympic Games - 1928 - Amsterdam, Empire of the Netherlands
X Summer Olympic Games - 1932 - Richmond, Confederate States of America
XI Summer Olympic Games - 1936 - Berlin, German Empire
XII Summer Olympic Games - 1940 - Tokyo, Japanese Empire
XIII Summer Olympic Games - 1944 - London, United Kingdom
XIV Summer Olympic Games - 1948 - Ciudad de la Fortuna, Tawantinsuyu
XV Summer Olympic Games - 1952 - Helsinki, Finland-Estonia
XVI Summer Olympic Games - 1956 - Melbourne, Australia
XVII Summer Olympic Games - 1960 - Rome, People's Republic of Rome
XVIII Summer Olympic Games - 1964 - Tokyo, cancelled due to Indonesian War
XIX Summer Olympic Games - 1968 - Tokyo, Empire of Japan and East Asia
XX Summer Olympic Games - 1972 - Munich, German Empire
XXI Summer Olympic Games - 1976 - Montreal, Republic of Quebec
XXII Summer Olympic Games - 1980 - Moscow, Russian Republic
XXIII Summer Olympic Games - 1984 - Los Angeles, Confederate States of America
XXIV Summer Olympic Games - 1988 - Seoul, Korean Empire
XXV Summer Olympic Games - 1992 - Barcelona, Republic of Catalonia
XXVI Summer Olympic Games - 1996 - Atlanta, Confederate States of America
XXVII Summer Olympic Games - 2000 - Sydney, Australia
XXVIII Summer Olympic Games - 2004 - Athens, Eastern Roman Empire
XXIX Summer Olympic Games - 2008 - Beijing, Republic of China
XXX Summer Olympic Games - 2012 - London, United Kingdom
XXXI Summer Olympic Games - 2016 - Rio, Empire of Brazil
XXXII Summer Olympic Games - 2020 - Tokyo, Japanese Empire
XXXIII Summer Olympic Games - 2024 - TBD

Winter Olympics

I Winter Olympic Games - 1924 - Chamonix, French State
II Winter Olympic Games - 1928 - St. Moritz, People's Republic of Switzerland
III Winter Olympic Games - 1932 - Lake Placid, Canada
IV Winter Olympic Games - 1936 - Garmisch-Partenkirchen, German Empire
V Winter Olympic Games - 1940 - Sapporo, Japanese Empire
VI Winter Olympic Games - 1944 - Cortina d'Ampezzo, People's Republic of Rome
VII Winter Olympic Games - 1948 - St. Moritz, People's Republic of Switzerland
VIII Winter Olympic Games - 1952 - Oslo, Norway
IX Winter Olympic Games - 1956 - Cortina d'Ampezzo, People's Republic of Rome
X Winter Olympic Games - 1960 - Squaw Valley, Confederate States of America
XI Winter Olympic Games - 1964 - Innsbruck, cancelled due to Indonesian War
XII Winter Olympic Games - 1968 - Innsbruck, Germany
XIII Winter Olympic Games - 1972 - Sapporo, Japanese Empire
XIV Winter Olympic Games - 1976 - Innsbruck, German Empire
XV Winter Olympic Games - 1980 - Lake Placid, Canada
XVI Winter Olympic Games - 1984 - Sarajevo, Yugoslavia
XVII Winter Olympic Games - 1988 - Calgary, Canada
XVIII Winter Olympic Games - 1992 - Albertville, Commonwealth of France and the Netherlands
XIX Winter Olympic Games - 1994 - Lillehammer, Norway
XX Winter Olympic Games - 1998 - Nagano, Japanese Empire
XXI Winter Olympic Games - 2002 - Salt Lake City, Confederate States of America
XXII Winter Olympic Games - 2006 - Turin, People's Republic of Rome
XXIII Winter Olympic Games - 2010 - Vancouver, Canada
XXIV Winter Olympic Games - 2014 - Sochi, Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic
XXV Winter Olympic Games - 2018 - Pyeongchang, Korea
XXIV Winter Olympic Games - 2022 - Undetermined
XXV Winter Olympic Games - 2026 - Undetermined

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World Cups / Locations / Champions

Year - Host - Champion
1930 - Tawantinsuyu - Tawantinsuyu (Victory over Brazil 4-2)
1934 - People's Republic of Rome - People's Republic of Rome (Victory over Czechoslovakia, 2-1)
1938 - French State - People's Republic of Rome (Victory over Hungary, 4-2)
1942 - Soviet Union - Soviet Union (Victory over Russian Republic, 3-2)
1946 - Japan - Japan (Victory over German Empire, 3-1)
1950 - Brazil - Tawantinsuyu (Victory over Brazil, 2-1)
1954 - People's Republic of Switzerland - German Empire (Victory over Hungary, 3-2, Miracle of Bern)
1958 - Swedish Empire - Brazil (Victory over Swedish Empire, 5-2)
1962 - Tawantinsuyu - Brazil (Victory over Czechoslovakia, 3-1)
1966 - England - England (Victory over German Empire, 4-2)
1970 - Mexico - Brazil (Victory over People's Republic of Italy, 4-1)
1974 - German Empire - German Empire (Victory over the Commonwealth, 2-1)
1978 - Tawantinsuyu - Tawantinsuyu (Victory over the Commonwealth, 3-1)
1982 - Spain - People's Republic of Rome (victory over German Empire, 3-1)
1986 - Tawantinsuyu - Tawantinsuyu (Victory over German Empire, 3-2)
1990 - People's Republic of Italy - German Empire (Victory over Tawantinsuyu, 1-0)
1994 - Confederate States-Canada - Brazil (Victory over P.R. Rome in penalties, final 0-0)
1998 - Commonwealth of France and the Netherlands - Commonwealth of France and the Netherlands (Victory over Brazil, 3-0)
2002 - Japan - Brazil (Victory over German Empire, 2-0)
2006 - German Empire - People's Republic of Rome (Victory over Commonwealth of France and the Netherlands in penalties, final 1-1)
2010 - South Africa - Spain (Victory over Netherlands, 1-0)
2014 - Brazil - German Empire (Victory over Tawantinsuyu, 1-0)

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Polyphonic Films-Odyssey Studios Olympiakoí

Description: A series of films released for every Summer Olympic Games, starting in 1920, by Japan's "Polyphonic Films" and the Rumite Empire's own "Odyssey Studios". Each film was given a name to connect it to the culture or tradition of the nation that hosted the previous year's Olympics. The next film planned is "Poderoso Jovem Brasil", planned to release in 2017 after the 2016 Summer Olympics.

Films in series:

1. Broederschap (1921) - 1920 Olympic film
2. Terre d'Amour (1925) - 1924 Olympic film
3. Op de Mighty Zee (1929) - 1928 Olympic Film
4. Of Victory and Glory (1933) - 1932 Olympic film
5. Germania Olympia (1937) - 1936 Olympic film
6. Tōyōnohōseki (1941) - 1940 Olympic film
7. Heart of the World (1945) - 1944 Olympic film
8. El Dorado (1949) - 1948 Olympic film
9. Bratstvo (1953) - 1952 Olympic film
10. A World Down Under (1957) - 1956 Olympic film
11. The Eternal City (1961) - 1960 Olympic film
12. Return to Tōyōnohōseki (1965) - 1964 Olympic film
13. The City of Prosperity (1969) - 1968 Olympic film
14. The World Unites in Bavaria (1973) - 1972 Olympic Film
15. De Nouveaux Commencements (1977) - 1976 Olympic film
16. Stadium Of My Dreams (1981) - 1980 Olympic film
17. City of Dreams (1985) - 1984 Olympic film
18. A World Together: Seoul (1989) - 1988 Olympic film
19. Barcelona (1993) - 1992 Olympic film
20. Heart of Dixie (1997) - 1996 Olympic film
21. Olympia in the New Millenia (2001) - 2000 Olympic film
22. Home Again: The Birthplace of the Olympics (2005) - 2004 Olympic film
23. Gateway of the Orient (2009) - 2008 Olympic film
24. Unity in London (2013) - 2012 Olympic film
25. Poderoso Jovem Brasil (2017) - NOT YET RELEASED, 2016 OLYMPIC FILM

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Olympic Theme Songs

Moscow 1980: Stadium of My Dreams - Muslim Magomayev
Los Angeles 1984: Olympia - Sérgio Mendes
Seoul 1988: Hand in Hand - Koreana
Barcelona 1992: Barcelona - Freddie Mercury & Monserrat Caballe
Atlanta 1996: The Power of the Dream - Celine Dion
Sydney 2000: The Flame - Tina Arena
Athens 2004: Oceania - Björk
Beijing 2008: Wǒ Hé Nǐ - Liu Huan and Sarah Brightman
London 2012: Survival - Muse
Rio 2016: Gods of Olympus Visit Rio de Janeiro - Arlindo Cruz & Co.

[Shrillland]

Uni, just how much of South Africa were you planning on taking? Pretoria's in Transvaal(and will be in Gauteng), not Natal.

[Ruridova]

Also:

Drafted "Big Five" (United Nations Security Council; Permanent Members)

(Image) Empire of Japan and East Asia
(Image) United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
(Image) Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation
(Image) Russian SFSR
(Image) Confederate States of America

CSA uses Bloodstained Banner, not Stars and Bars.

I'm really not sure what to do with Brazil. Brazil strongly dislikes the nations in the Tripartite of Liberty(which have taken or tried to take Brazilian land), and they like the Confederacy, but I'm not sure if they're sufficiently tied in with the alliance network to get involved.

Tawantinsuyu certainly doesn't care much about Brazil at this stage.

Guyane would not, unless if Brazil tries to retake the parts of Amapa that Guyane acquired.

Since Amapa's capital OTL Macapa probably falls under Guyanese control, I might rename it to "Ville des Dames", or the City of the Ladies in reference to the mythological Amazons, and would probably be the second largest city in the country after Pichegru, and ahead of Georgetown/Ville de Guerrier Marat.

I know, I'm just not sure if Brazil doesn't care much about Tawantisuyu, Venezuela, and Guyane. You three essentially ganged up on Brazil to steal its land for no real reason other than "because we can". You then humiliated them further by easily winning. The Brazilian people almost certainly despise you, and the government might seek to tap into populist sentiment by promising revenge against the people who effectively beat up Brazil and stole its lunch money. On the other hand, Brazil almost certainly does not have the military capability to take on all of its neighbors, and its main ally- the Confederacy- is not interested in fighting a war. They're only going to be involved in the Second World War because Japan attacks them, when it comes down to it. Brazil desperately wants revenge, but it can't get it. Do Brazil's leaders attempt to get revenge but risk further humiliation, or do they recognize that they have next to no chance of winning and risk the wrath of the Brazilian people?

[Unicario]

Uni, just how much of South Africa were you planning on taking? Pretoria's in Transvaal(and will be in Gauteng), not Natal.

Pretoria is Angola, filled with Dutch settlers and Boer exiles. The Dutch gave it the same name as a South African city after one of the "founding families" of Dutch Africa; the capital is Volhaven (Luanda)

[Unicario]

CSA uses Bloodstained Banner, not Stars and Bars.

Duly noted.

Also: France and the Netherlands haven't united yet. That doesn't happen until the 1940s.

[Ruridova]

I can safely say I no longer have any clue if Poland, Finland, Lithuania and are independent yet because I can't remember what changes we made to their history, Uni's listed them as independent after the First World War IIRC, and Boji's listed them as Russian before the Second World War.

halp pls

[Shrillland]

Uni, just how much of South Africa were you planning on taking? Pretoria's in Transvaal(and will be in Gauteng), not Natal.

Pretoria is Angola, filled with Dutch settlers and Boer exiles. The Dutch gave it the same name as a South African city after one of the "founding families" of Dutch Africa; the capital is Volhaven (Luanda)

Oops. I forgot.

[Bojikami]

I can safely say I no longer have any clue if Poland, Finland, Lithuania and are independent yet because I can't remember what changes we made to their history, Uni's listed them as independent after the First World War IIRC, and Boji's listed them as Russian before the Second World War.

halp pls

They become independent as of 1910 during the Russo-Ruthenian War.

[Ruridova]

I can safely say I no longer have any clue if Poland, Finland, Lithuania and are independent yet because I can't remember what changes we made to their history, Uni's listed them as independent after the First World War IIRC, and Boji's listed them as Russian before the Second World War.

halp pls

They become independent as of 1910 during the Russo-Ruthenian War.

Alright.

So... in 1894ish, Czechoslovakia becomes independent from Germany; in 1910 the Lithuanians and Finns become independent from Russia and the Poles become independent from both Germany and Russia.

[Bojikami]

They become independent as of 1910 during the Russo-Ruthenian War.

Alright.

So... in 1894ish, Czechoslovakia becomes independent from Germany; in 1910 the Lithuanians and Finns become independent from Russia and the Poles become independent from both Germany and Russia.

Yeah. Russia does not have a very good time in 1910. It loses a lot of land, gets defeated by Ruthenia, and the Tsar is out of power.

[Luziyca]

Alright.

So... in 1894ish, Czechoslovakia becomes independent from Germany; in 1910 the Lithuanians and Finns become independent from Russia and the Poles become independent from both Germany and Russia.

Yeah. Russia does not have a very good time in 1910. It loses a lot of land, gets defeated by Ruthenia, and the Tsar is out of power.

At least it does not lose as much as China.

That was why China became fascist.

[Ruridova]

Élections Québécois 2014

LEADERSHIP ELECTIONS
Forces et Démocratie
Jean-François FORTIN
Françoise DAVID
Jean-François LAROSE
Parti Québécois
Justin TRUDEAU
Philippe COUILLARD
Gilles DUCEPPE
Pierre Karl PÉLADEAU
Coalition Avenir Québec
François LEGAULT
Stéphane LE BOUYONNEC
Parti Conservateur
Adrien POULIOT

GENERAL ELECTION
Justin TRUDEAU - Parti Québécois - 41.52%
Jean-François FORTIN - Forces et Démocratie - 25.38%
François LEGAULT - Coalition Avenir Québec - 18.05%
Adrien POULIOT - Parti Conservateur - 12.63%

Prime Minister Before: Pauline MAROIS
Prime Minister After: Justin TRUDEAU

[Ruridova]

For reference, yes, Justin Trudeau was born in Ottawa in 1971; that was because his father, Pierre Trudeau, was Prime Minister of Canada between 1968 and 1979 and the capital of Canada is Ottawa. Given that Pierre, who was born in Montreal, would be Quebecois ATL- and is indeed Prime Minister of Quebec between 1970 and 1982- it seems probable that Trudeau would be born in Ville du Quebec, the capital of Quebec, rather than in Ottawa, the capital of Canada.

[Bojikami]

Yeah. Russia does not have a very good time in 1910. It loses a lot of land, gets defeated by Ruthenia, and the Tsar is out of power.

At least it does not lose as much as China.

That was why China became fascist.

Yeah, but at least China doesn't turn into a dystopian hellhole.

[Unicario]

Hidenori Tojo is a psychopath.

[Shrillland]

Élections Québécois 2014

LEADERSHIP ELECTIONS
Forces et Démocratie
Jean-François FORTIN
Françoise DAVID
Jean-François LAROSE
Parti Québécois
Justin TRUDEAU
Philippe COUILLARD
Gilles DUCEPPE
Pierre Karl PÉLADEAU
Coalition Avenir Québec
François LEGAULT
Stéphane LE BOUYONNEC
Parti Conservateur
Adrien POULIOT

GENERAL ELECTION
Justin TRUDEAU - Parti Québécois - 41.52%
Jean-François FORTIN - Forces et Démocratie - 25.38%
François LEGAULT - Coalition Avenir Québec - 18.05%
Adrien POULIOT - Parti Conservateur - 12.63%

Prime Minister Before: Pauline MAROIS
Prime Minister After: Justin TRUDEAU

This'll be a pain in the neck for me, since both the Liberals and the NDP have leaders from Quebec....

[Unicario]

Which is why I've generally advocated Quebec lose the next World War and join Canada.

[Ruridova]

Which is why I've generally advocated Quebec lose the next World War and join Canada.

une petit veto hon hon hon

Élections Québécois 2014

LEADERSHIP ELECTIONS
Forces et Démocratie
Jean-François FORTIN
Françoise DAVID
Jean-François LAROSE
Parti Québécois
Justin TRUDEAU
Philippe COUILLARD
Gilles DUCEPPE
Pierre Karl PÉLADEAU
Coalition Avenir Québec
François LEGAULT
Stéphane LE BOUYONNEC
Parti Conservateur
Adrien POULIOT

GENERAL ELECTION
Justin TRUDEAU - Parti Québécois - 41.52%
Jean-François FORTIN - Forces et Démocratie - 25.38%
François LEGAULT - Coalition Avenir Québec - 18.05%
Adrien POULIOT - Parti Conservateur - 12.63%

Prime Minister Before: Pauline MAROIS
Prime Minister After: Justin TRUDEAU

This'll be a pain in the neck for me, since both the Liberals and the NDP have leaders from Quebec....

Thomas Mulcair was actually born in Ottawa in 1954, and didn't move to Ville du Quebec until 1978. So Mulcair is yours. Harper is from Toronto and lives in Calgary, so no contest there.

For the Liberals, you could use Michael Ignatieff- who was born in Toronto- or Bob Rae- who was born in Ottawa- or Dominic LeBlanc- who was born in Ottawa.

[Luziyca]

At least it does not lose as much as China.

That was why China became fascist.

Yeah, but at least China doesn't turn into a dystopian hellhole.

Well, it did experience a civil war which hastened the rise of the fascists... They would be oppressing the Uighurs, and probably implement a form of discrimination, by banning Islam and only enforcing that law on the Uighurs (the Hui would be tolerated), and segregating Uighurs to undesirable parts of town.

Needless to say, the Uighurs really want independence, and Xinjiang's equivalent of the Bloc Quebecois is determined to gain independence.

[Shrillland]

The New York Times

Liberals Take Majority, Pollsters Surprised

In a surprising move, the Liberal Party won a substantial majority in Parliament tonight after being shut out in Atlantic Canada and New England. Liberal Party Leader John Kerry won his own riding in Boston by a substantial margin, and has received a projected majority of 252 seats out of the 448-member House of Commons. The Conservatives led by Stephen Harper and the NDP led by Thomas Mulcair both saw substantial defeats, and the NDP lost most of their seats in New York, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Ontario, and British Columbia that gave them their opposition status in 2011. Harper is expected to resign from the Conservative leadership later tonight.

An online bulletin, naturally.

[Shrillland]

And in consequence:

Great Britain

Victoria 1837-1901
Edward VII1901-1910
George V 1910-1936
Edward VIII 1936(abdicated)
George VI 1936-1952
Elizabeth II 1952-

PMs with Coalition Governments are marked with *

Viscount Melbourne(Whig) 1835-41
Sir Robert Peel(Conservative) 1841-46
Earl Russell(Whig) 1846-52
Earl of Derby (Conservative) February-December 1852
Earl of Aberdeen(Coalition between Whigs-later Liberals-and Peelites) 1852-55*
Viscount Palmerston(Liberal) 1855-58
Earl of Derby(Conservative) 1858-59
Viscount Palmerston (Liberal) 1859-65
Earl Russell(Liberal) 1865-66
Earl of Derby(Conservative) 1866-68
Benjamin Disraeli(Conservative) February-December 1868
William E. Gladstone(Liberal 1868-1874
Benjamin Disraeli(Conservative) 1874-1880
William E. Gladstone(Liberal) 1880-85
Marquess of Salisbury(Conservative) 1885-86
2nd Baron Ishikawa(Liberal) February-July 1886
Marquess of Salisbury(Conservative) 1886-92*
2nd Baron Ishikawa(Liberal) 1892-95*
Marquess of Salisbury(Conservative) 1895-1902
Arthur J. Balfour(Conservative) 1902-05
2nd Baron Ishikawa(Liberal) 1905-12
Herbert H. Asquith(Liberal) 1912-16
David Lloyd George(Liberal) 1916-22
Andrew Bonar Law(Conservative) 1922-23
Stanley Baldwin(Conservative) 1923-24
James Ramsay MacDonald (Labour) January-November 1924
Stanley Baldwin (Conservative) 1924-29
James Ramsay MacDonald (Labour) 1929-35*
Stanley Baldwin(Conservative) 1935-37
Neville Chamberlain(Conservative) 1937-40
Winston Churchill (Conservative) 1940-45
Clement Attlee(Labour) 1945-51
Sir Winston Churchill(Conservative) 1951-55
Sir Anthony Eden(Conservative) 1955-57
Harold MacMillan(Conservative) 1957-63
Sir Alec Douglas-Home(Conservative) 1963-64
Harold Wilson(Labour) 1964-70
Edward Heath(Conservative) 1970-74
Gwendolyn Ishikawa(Labour) 1974-79
Margaret Thatcher(Conservative) 1979-90
John Major(Conservative) 1990-97
Tony Blair(Labour) 1997-2007
Gordon Brown(Labour) 2007-10
David Cameron(Conservative) 2010- *

Canada

Martin Van Buren(Conservative) 1840-43
William Henry Draper (Conservative) 1843-46
Henry Sherwood (Conservative) 1846-48
Millard Fillmore (Reformer) 1848-54
Sir John A. MacDonald (Conservative) 1854-62
Sir William H. Seward (Liberal) 1862-64
Sir John A. MacDonald (Conservative) 1864-73
Alexander MacKenzie (Liberal) 1873-78
Sir John A. MacDonald (Conservative) 1878-91 (his death)
Grover Cleveland (Conservative) 1891-96
Theodore Roosevelt (Liberal) 1896-1911
Sir Robert Laird Borden (Conservative) 1911-20
Arthur Meighen (Conservative) 1920-21
William Lyon MacKenzie King (Liberal) 1921-26
Calvin Coolidge (Conservative) June-September 1926 (Result of King-Byng Affair)
Franklin Delano Roosevelt (Liberal)1926-45(Longest serving consecutive PM)
William Lyon MacKenzie King (Liberal) 1945-48
Dean Acheson (Liberal) 1948-57
John G. Diefenbaker(Progressive Conservative) 1957-63
Lester Bowles Pearson (Liberal) 1963-68
George McGovern (Liberal) 1968-79
Joe Clark (Progressive Conservative) 1979-80
John Napier Turner(Liberal) 1980-84
Kim Campbell (Progressive Conservative) 1984-94
Thomas Foley (Liberal) 1994-98
Howard Dean (Liberal) 1998-2006
Stephen Harper (Conservative) 2006-15
John Kerry (Liberal) 2015-

Australia united 1901

Sir Edmund Barton(Protectionist) 1901-03
Alfred Deakin(Protectionist) 1903-04
Chris Watson(Labour) April-August 1904
Sir George Reid(Free Trade Party)1904-05
Alfred Deakin(Protectionist) 1905-08
Andrew Fisher(Labour) 1908-09
Alfred Deakin(Protectionist) 1909-10
Andrew Fisher(Labour) 1910-13
Sir Joseph Cook(Commonwealth Liberal)1913-14
Andrew FisherLabour 1914-23
Viscount Bruce(Nationalist) 1923-29
James Scullin(Labour) 1929-32
Joseph Lyons(United Australia)1932-39(His death)
Sir Earle Page-Interim PM(United Australia) April 7-26, 1939
Robert Menzies(Coalition-United Australia) 1939-41
Arthur Fadden(Coalition-Country Party) August-October 1941
John Curtin(Labour) 1941-45(his death)
Frank Forde-Interim PM(Labour) July 6-13, 1945
Ben Chifley(Labour) 1945-49
Robert Menzies(Coalition-Liberal) 1949-66
Harold Holt(Coalition-Liberal) 1966-67(His presumed death)
John McEwen(Coalition-Country Party) December 1967-January 1968
Sir John Gorton(Coalition-Liberal) 1968-71
William McMahon(Coalition-Liberal) 1971-72
Gough Whitlam(Labour) 1972-75
Malcolm Fraser(Coalition-Liberal) 1975-83
Bob Hawke(Labour) 1983-91
Paul Keating(Labour) 1991-96
John Howard(Coalition-Liberal) 1996-2007
Kevin Rudd(Labour) 2007-2010
Julia Gillard(Labour) 2010-2013
Kevin Rudd(Labour) June-September 2013
Tony Abbott(Coalition-Liberal) 2013-15
Malcolm Turnbull(Coalition-Liberal) 2015-

New Zealand Became ATL dominion 1887

Henry Sewell(Non-partisan) May 7-26, 1856
Sir William Fox(Non-partisan) May 20-June 2, 1856
Sir Edward Stafford(Non-partisan) 1856-1861
Sir William Fox(Non-partisan) 1861-62
Alfred Dornett(Non-partisan) 1862-63
Sir Frederick Whitaker(Non-partisan) 1863-64
Sir Frederick Weld(Non-partisan) 1864-65
Sir Edward Stafford(Non-partisan) 1865-69
Sir William Fox(Non-partisan) 1869-72
Sir Edward Stafford(Non-partisan) September-October 1872
George Waterhouse(Non-partisan) 1872-73
Sir William Fox(Non-partisan) March-April 1873
Sir Julius Vogel(Non-partisan) 1873-75
Daniel Pollen(Non-partisan) 1875-76
Sir Julius Vogel(Non-partisan) February-September 1876
Harry Atkinson(Non-partisan) 1876-77
Sir George Grey(Non-partisan) 1877-79
Sir John Hall(Non-partisan) 1879-82
Sir Frederick Whitaker(Non-partisan) 1882-83
Harry Atkinson(Non-partisan) 1883-84
Sir Robert Stout(Non-partisan) August 16-28, 1884
Harry Atkinson(Non-partisan) August 28-September 3, 1884
Sir Robert Stout(Non-partisan) 1884-87
Harry Atkinson(Non-partisan) 1887-91
John Ballance(Liberal) 1891-93
Richard Seddon(Liberal) 1893-1906
Sir William Hall-Jones(Liberal) June-August 1906
Baronet of Wellington(Liberal) 1906-12
Sir Thomas Mackenzie(Liberal) March-July 1912
William Massey(Reform) 1912-25*
Sir Francis Bell(Reform) May 10-30, 1925
Gordon Coates(Reform) 1925-28
Baronet of Wellington(United Party) 1928-30
George Forbes(United Party) 1930-35
Micheal Joseph Savage(Labour) 1935-40(His death)
Peter Fraser(Labour) 1940-49
Sidney Holland(National) 1949-57
Sir Keith Holyoake(National) September-December 1957
Sir Walter Nash(Labour) 1957-60
Sir Keith Holyoake(National) 1960-72
Sir Jack Marshall(National) February-December 1972
Norman Kirk(Labour) 1972-74(His death)
Hugh Watt-Interim PM(Labour) September 1-6, 1974
Sir Bill Rowling(Labour) 1974-75
Sir Bob Muldoon(National) 1975-84
David Lange(Labour) 1984-89
Sir Geoffrey Palmer(Labour) 1989-90
Mike Moore(Labour) September-November 1990
Jim Bolger(National) 1990-97
Dame Jenny Shipley(National) 1997-99
Helen Clark(Labour) 1999-2008
John Key(National) 2008-

South Africa united in 1893

Sir Cecil Rhodes(South African) 1893-1902(His death)
Sir Theodore Hashimoto(Unionist) 1902-10
Louis Botha(South African) 1910-19
Jan C. Smuts(South African) 1919-24
James B. M. Hertzog(National) 1924-39
Jan C. Smuts(United Party) 1939-48

Daniel Malan(National) 1948-54
Johannes Strijdom(National) 1954-58(His death)
Hendrik F. Verwoerd(National) 1958-66(His death)
Eben Dönges-Interim PM(National) September 6-13, 1966
Balthazar John Vorster(National) 1966-78
Pieter Botha(National) PM: 1978-84 President: 1984-88
F.W. De Klerk(National) 1988-94

Nelson Mandela(African National Congress) 1994-99
Thabo Mbeki(African National Congress) 1999-2008
Kgalema Motlanthe(African National Congress) 2008-09
Jacob Zuma(African National Congress) 2009-

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Feels good, man.

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Public memorandum on technological advancement...

Could we progress to WW2-level technology by 1914? With World War I already having much of OTL WW1's technology (and being twenty years prior); could we see the emergence of tanks and things early?

Nuclear weapons could be adjusted as well, but I don't wanna bring those into the world a loooong way before 1945.