What Bolsheviks?: Alt WW2 RP (IC/Customs)

[Molvaniia]

First strike fleet

As the Warspite began to turn towards the Kongo, the ship itself would make a full 180 turn, taking the chance to split from formation as the Kongo and Hiei soon split up and began to move in from both sides, firing full broadsides at the Warspite. Most shells would either miss or hit the more armored parts of the Kongo. As a shell pierced her armor, it seemed normal for a moment before a massive detonated blew a turret into the air. "Turret 3 hit! Where's the damage control!" Another explosion would further damage the rear cannon, reducing it's effective rate of fire. Despite this, the Kongo would continue to return fire with all weapons, including AA units, before eventually turning away. The Hiei however, continued firing broadside after broadside as it likewise opened up with all cannons.

Although most torpedoes simply missed the cruisers with maneuvering, there was 1 close hit on a lead cruiser but no major damage had been sustained as they began to release torps against the Warspite, before opening cannon fire on the destroyers.

Sapporo front

Despite initial landings, the Japanese forces hold a line just outside the city hall, anti-tank ditches a few meters wide lining the entire length of the defensive line as armored divisions begin to arrive in the rear, ready to push the Russians back into their side. All they could do now was dig more ditches, mow down any Russian infantry, and await for the main fleet to arrive. In the meantime, flights of D3A bombers from any airfield within range would fly by and bomb Russian positions, specifically targeting the rear and the city hall.

Sapporo Front

The Russian front commander would ask the Japanese forces to surrender, and a message is sent from the city, to Tokyo, to Surrender to Britain and Russia.

[Bolslania]

German Reich

German troops, having finished the complete destruction of remaining Polish troops on the battlefield, would be marching towards Alsace-Lorraine. The troops would be stationed on the border and be prepared to invade. The German government would send a message to the French government.

New German Reich
Communications to the King of France

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Germany is keeping up with this, and our troops are being marched to the border of Alsace-Lorraine.

Sincerely, the Foreign Ministry of the New German Reich

New German Reich
Communications to the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

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We may, however, we did this for Lebensbraum and the good of the German people.

Sincerely, the Foreign Ministry of the New German Reich

To the honorable Adolf Hitler,

I have tried to contact you previously and you have not responded, so I will be frank.

Release you're grip on Poland, or I will have no choice but to declare war.

Sincerely
Winston Churchill

[Higher Japan]

Tokyo

In a final act of defiance, most essential members of the Imperial Japanese government have been found dead from stab wounds to the gut, effectively leaving no government behind and only generals and admirals to deal with the aftermath amidst the war.

[Bolslania]

First strike fleet

As the Warspite began to turn towards the Kongo, the ship itself would make a full 180 turn, taking the chance to split from formation as the Kongo and Hiei soon split up and began to move in from both sides, firing full broadsides at the Warspite. Most shells would either miss or hit the more armored parts of the Kongo. As a shell pierced her armor, it seemed normal for a moment before a massive detonated blew a turret into the air. "Turret 3 hit! Where's the damage control!" Another explosion would further damage the rear cannon, reducing it's effective rate of fire. Despite this, the Kongo would continue to return fire with all weapons, including AA units, before eventually turning away. The Hiei however, continued firing broadside after broadside as it likewise opened up with all cannons.

Although most torpedoes simply missed the cruisers with maneuvering, there was 1 close hit on a lead cruiser but no major damage had been sustained as they began to release torps against the Warspite, before opening cannon fire on the destroyers.

Sapporo front

Despite initial landings, the Japanese forces hold a line just outside the city hall, anti-tank ditches a few meters wide lining the entire length of the defensive line as armored divisions begin to arrive in the rear, ready to push the Russians back into their side. All they could do now was dig more ditches, mow down any Russian infantry, and await for the main fleet to arrive. In the meantime, flights of D3A bombers from any airfield within range would fly by and bomb Russian positions, specifically targeting the rear and the city hall.

Sapporo Front

The Russian front commander would ask the Japanese forces to surrender, and a message is sent from the city, to Tokyo, to Surrender to Britain and Russia.

As the word of the Japanese surrender reaches the 4th task force, Captain Crutchley immediately tells the crew to raise the flag of truce, and calls the other ships and planes to stand down.

[Bolslania]

Tokyo

In a final act of defiance, most essential members of the Imperial Japanese government have been found dead from stab wounds to the gut, effectively leaving no government behind and only generals and admirals to deal with the aftermath amidst the war.

The British 4th task force disengages from the Japanese fleet, and sail towards Japan to assist with occupation and recuperation.

[Molvaniia]

Petrograd, Russian Empire, September 30, 1939

The news of Japanese surrender reaches the Tsar. the victory took him with surprise. The Military General staff leaped up in joy. But, it Wasn't quite over yet. The treaty had to be made. The Tsar invited the British Prime minister to Irkutsk to begin the Treaty.

Irkutsk, Russian Empire, September 31, 1939

The Tsar waits in the treaty office, which is guarded by the Tsar's Guard regiment. And kindly waits for Winston Churchill to arrive.

[Bolslania]

Petrograd, Russian Empire, September 30, 1939

The news of Japanese surrender reaches the Tsar. the victory took him with surprise. The Military General staff leaped up in joy. But, it Wasn't quite over yet. The treaty had to be made. The Tsar invited the British Prime minister to Irkutsk to begin the Treaty.

Irkutsk, Russian Empire, September 31, 1939

The Tsar waits in the treaty office, which is guarded by the Tsar's Guard regiment. And kindly waits for Winston Churchill to arrive.

Winston Churchill lands in Irkutsk with the Avro Lancasters that were being deployed there and walks soberly towards the treaty office.

[Molvaniia]

Petrograd, Russian Empire, September 30, 1939

The news of Japanese surrender reaches the Tsar. the victory took him with surprise. The Military General staff leaped up in joy. But, it Wasn't quite over yet. The treaty had to be made. The Tsar invited the British Prime minister to Irkutsk to begin the Treaty.

Irkutsk, Russian Empire, September 31, 1939

The Tsar waits in the treaty office, which is guarded by the Tsar's Guard regiment. And kindly waits for Winston Churchill to arrive.

Winston Churchill lands in Irkutsk with the Avro Lancasters that were being deployed there and walks soberly towards the treaty office.

The Tsar would stand. "Greetings, Prime Minister. Please have a seat."

[Bolslania]

Winston Churchill lands in Irkutsk with the Avro Lancasters that were being deployed there and walks soberly towards the treaty office.

The Tsar would stand. "Greetings, Prime Minister. Please have a seat."

Greetings, Tsar Nicholas, I'm glad we we where able to meet under such good circumstances, say, when will we be meeting with Mr. Tojo? Churchill replies, shaking the Tsar's hand and sitting down.

[Molvaniia]

The Tsar would stand. "Greetings, Prime Minister. Please have a seat."

Greetings, Tsar Nicholas, I'm glad we we where able to meet under such good circumstances, say, when will we be meeting with Mr. Tojo? Churchill replies, shaking the Tsar's hand and sitting down.

"Tojo, I believe killed himself along with the essential government members, anyways, let's begin. I'd Like to claim Hokkaido, Southern Sakhalin, Japanese China, Manchuria, Taiwan, and Northern Korea."

[Bolslania]

Greetings, Tsar Nicholas, I'm glad we we where able to meet under such good circumstances, say, when will we be meeting with Mr. Tojo? Churchill replies, shaking the Tsar's hand and sitting down.

"Tojo, I believe killed himself along with the essential government members, anyways, let's begin. I'd Like to claim Hokkaido, Southern Sakhalin, Japanese China, Manchuria, Taiwan, and Northern Korea."

Sounds agreeable, I will take the Pacific islands and South Korea, as well as the remainder of Japan that you don't take.

[Molvaniia]

"Tojo, I believe killed himself along with the essential government members, anyways, let's begin. I'd Like to claim Hokkaido, Southern Sakhalin, Japanese China, Manchuria, Taiwan, and Northern Korea."

Sounds agreeable, I will take the Pacific islands and South Korea, as well as the remainder of Japan that you don't take.

"I think the Remainder of Japan should be a Puppet state with administered zones."

[Bolslania]

Sounds agreeable, I will take the Pacific islands and South Korea, as well as the remainder of Japan that you don't take.

"I think the Remainder of Japan should be a Puppet state with administered zones."

hmm, I'll have some of Japan as actual territory and the rest as a puppet country.

But more importantly, we need to discuss Germany.

[Molvaniia]

"I think the Remainder of Japan should be a Puppet state with administered zones."

hmm, I'll have some of Japan as actual territory and the rest as a puppet country.

But more importantly, we need to discuss Germany.

"Yes, I see them as a large threat, as well as their ally, Hungary."

[Bolslania]

hmm, I'll have some of Japan as actual territory and the rest as a puppet country.

But more importantly, we need to discuss Germany.

"Yes, I see them as a large threat, as well as their ally, Hungary."

I will have to declare war within the next two days, when I do, will you support me?

[Bolslania]

Message sent by Parliament of England, to Third Reich Building. Encryption level: light

This is your final warning, pull out of Poland in two days or there will be a state of war between our two countries.

[Bolslania]

Winston Churchill takes his leave of Tsar Nicholas II, and climbs back into a Lancaster that has refueled to fly back to England to prepare to declare war on Germany.


ENGLAND:

Lord Admiral Dundly Pound and General Harrock walk down the ramp of the airport where Winston Churchill will arrive.

Admiral Pound: Good fight against the Japanese, eh?

General Harrock: Indeed, to bad the infantry weren't able to fight.

Admiral Pound: Yes, but the will probably to some good fighting against Hitler and his army.

General Harrock: Mmm.... Damn shame Hitler didn't respond to Churchill.

[Agarntrop]

French Foreign Ministry
Ministère français des affaires étrangères
Französisches Außenministerium

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FROM: French Foreign Ministry | TO: German Foreign Ministry|ENCRYPTION LEVEL: Very High

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To whom it may concern,
France is pleased you have not forgotten our letter and overjoyed thst you approve of our plan. The invasion shall begin tomorrow on your part and on October 16th on ours. Thank you for reading. PS: Maurice Thorez is not king, he is chairman.

[Agarntrop]

Guadeloupe, September 30th 1939

The ship to take Guadaloupans to France was docking in Pointe-a-Pitre, the French and Quebecian governments had engaged in a sort of propaganda-off. The French were indoctrinating the citizens of the colony that 'the capitalist are coming: leave when you can!', meanwhile the Quebecians had been telling the Guadaloupans that there was 'a world of happiness and opportunity' ahead of them. Although the Guadaloupans had been indoctrinated by the French, many wished to stay because of their homes and out of sheer hope as they had been mistreated by both the French Republic and the French Socialist Republic. In the end, the Pointe-a-Pitre to Boudreaux ship only had 60% of the passengers the French had anticipated.

[Bolslania]

September 32, 1939, London

As Winston Churchill steps behind the podium facing the crowd of English men and women they erupt into cheers, waving "V-P" signs and applauding.

Lord Admiral Pound, General Dowding and General Harrock take a seat left and behind the podium. The stage is located by the Harbor where the HMS Illustrious, HMS Warspite, HMS Beagle, HMS Echo, HMS Ecplise, and HMS Fox are docked and undergoing repairs and refits. Their crews stand at attention in front of Churchill.

Churchill raises his hand, silencing the crowd.

"I come before you today, to celebrate the victory against the Japanese forces in the South Pacific" He begins. At this the crowd cheers and applauds some more.

"Our Soldiers, Sailors, and Naval Airmen performed admirably against an overwhelming Japanese force, to celebrate such actions, Lord Admiral Pound would present the Victoria Cross Unit Citation to the crews of all the ships you see before you, as well as to the crew of the HMS Matilda.

At this Lord Admiral Pound stands up and walks down to present the crews with their awards.

After this is done, and Pound has returned to his seat, the crowd erupts into cheers. Churchill raises his hand.

"But I also come to tell of a much graver topic. The Nazi invasion of Poland." All cheers stop and the crowd stares at Churchill




“ The Nazi's attacked and invaded Poland without good cause and have refused to remove their forces and return Poland to it's former state. Therefore, we are going to do it for them. I have, myself, full confidence that if all do their duty, if nothing is neglected, and if the best arrangements are made, as they are being made, we shall prove ourselves once again able to defend our Island home, and the homes and freedom of others, to ride out the storm of war, and to outlive the menace of tyranny, if necessary for years, if necessary alone.

At any rate, that is what we are going to try to do. That is the resolve of His Majesty’s Government-every man of them. That is the will of Parliament and the nation.

The British Empire and the Russian Empire, allied the baptism of fire and need, will defend to the death their native soil, aiding each other like good comrades to the utmost of their strength.

Even though large tracts of Europe and many old and famous States have fallen or may fall into the grip of the Gestapo and all the odious apparatus of Nazi rule, we shall not flag or fail.

We shall go on to the end, we shall fight in Poland,
we shall fight on the seas and oceans,
we shall fight with growing confidence and growing strength in the air, we shall defend our Island, and the rest of Europe whatever the cost may be,
we shall fight on the beaches,
we shall fight on the landing grounds,
we shall fight in the fields and in the streets,
we shall fight in the hills;
we shall never surrender, and even if, which I do not for a moment believe, this Island or a large part of it were subjugated and starving, then our Empire beyond the seas, armed and guarded by the British Fleet, would carry on the struggle, until, in God’s good time, the Nazi regime crumbles, and we can once again live as Englishmen.” Churchill says, encourage a spark of inspiration and spirit in the eyes of the English
"We shall sweep in on a crusading tide, to liberate Poland and destroy Germany. With Russia and her allies to the East" He emphasizes with a point towards the east. "And the Canadians to the west" He says, pointing west " And the Australians to the south" He says pointing south " We will fight off the Nazi oppression and restore Poland and the rest of occupied Europe to it's former greatness!" He finishes. The crowd stares for a second, then erupts into cheers and applause. Winston Churchill waves, and then leaves the stage.

[Molvaniia]

EVENT

Due to a coup d' etat in Yuan China, the nation collapses, while Russian troops rush to stabilize the region.

[Bolslania]

Message sent to American Congress, from British Lord Admiral Pound

Dear leader of America,

I would like to purchase 40 of your carrier fighters for my fleet.

We can discuss price when you reply.

Best
Lord Admiral Dundly Pound

[Joushiki Nante Iranai]

10,000 volunteers were sent from Iberia to Russia to aid them against the Japanese.
Of these, 8,473 returned home. 4,064 of these volunteers were injured, 1,574 seriously. 693 died due to their injuries and 506 were made disabled.
Overall, the casualties sustained by Iberia amounted to 2,220.
The British and Russian victory came as no surprise, and the people celebrated the victory of an ally.

October 3rd, 1939 (There is no 32nd of September, so I counted that as the 2nd of October)

King Luís Filipe I and Queen Beatriz I sent the following to the Russian Empire.

Dear Tsar Nicholas II,

Our sincere congratulations for your astounding victory against the Japanese, and thanks for your hospitality towards our volunteers. We are truly grateful for their treatment by your people.

We would like to use this opportunity to formalise our alliance, and would be more than happy to talk about this face-to-face.

Yours sincerely,
King Luís Filipe I and Queen Beatriz I of Iberia

They also sent the following to the United Kingdom.

Dear Prime Minister Winston Churchill,

Our sincere congratulations for your astounding victory against the Japanese. Your men fought valiantly, and the bravery we saw was unmatched.

Although we are remaining neutral about Poland (due to our armed forces still being in recovery from the civil war), we would like to propose a potential joint army training session between our nations. We look forward to discussing this further with you.

Yours sincerely,
King Luís Filipe I and Queen Beatriz I of Iberia

[Bolslania]

10,000 volunteers were sent from Iberia to Russia to aid them against the Japanese.
Of these, 8,473 returned home. 4,064 of these volunteers were injured, 1,574 seriously. 693 died due to their injuries and 506 were made disabled.
Overall, the casualties sustained by Iberia amounted to 2,220.
The British and Russian victory came as no surprise, and the people celebrated the victory of an ally.

October 3rd, 1939 (There is no 32nd of September, so I counted that as the 2nd of October)

King Luís Filipe I and Queen Beatriz I sent the following to the Russian Empire.

Dear Tsar Nicholas II,

Our sincere congratulations for your astounding victory against the Japanese, and thanks for your hospitality towards our volunteers. We are truly grateful for their treatment by your people.

We would like to use this opportunity to formalise our alliance, and would be more than happy to talk about this face-to-face.

Yours sincerely,
King Luís Filipe I and Queen Beatriz I of Iberia

They also sent the following to the United Kingdom.

Dear Prime Minister Winston Churchill,

Our sincere congratulations for your astounding victory against the Japanese. Your men fought valiantly, and the bravery we saw was unmatched.

Although we are remaining neutral about Poland (due to our armed forces still being in recovery from the civil war), we would like to propose a potential joint army training session between our nations. We look forward to discussing this further with you.

Yours sincerely,
King Luís Filipe I and Queen Beatriz I of Iberia

Dear King Luis Filipe I and Queen Beatriz I of Iberia,

Thank you for the compliments about British soldiers, sailors, and naval airmen, I will pass the word onto Montgomery and Lord Admiral Pound.
I to think that the joint training session would be valuable for both of our armies. I am sorry that you will not be able to join in the crusade against Germany, but I will provide any assistance that you need.

Yours Truly
Prime Minister Winston Churchill

[Molvaniia]

October 4th, 1939, Krakow, Russian-Polish Congress, Russian Empire

Workers stare puzzled at a new blue print for an Aircraft, it's a near copy of the German Messerschmidt BF-109. Russian border guards found the wreckage of BF-109 from the attack of Poland. The workers went to work, and started to assemble the Aircraft and paint on the Russian Armed Forces ensign. the new plane was named by the Manufacturer: Polshevskii-Rossiya PR-109. the plane was fitted with DShK machine guns on the wings, which would be fed 50 Calibre rounds. finally, at around 5:00, the first aircraft would be made. A test pilot would try out the plane, it would fly almost exactly like the German original. The production would carry on through the week, making more and more of the planes for the Air force.