1955: The lonely Peace ( Alt, Open, OOC )

[Cappuccina]

Would it be possible to claim Wales, or the Netherlands?

[Joohan]

Would it be possible to claim Wales, or the Netherlands?

Wales - yes.

Holland is currently under control of the Wehrmacht ( as are all the Benelux ).

[Joohan]

You tell me.

For sure though, you are mostly Siberian. Your government was filled up with the extremists who retreated with Stalin after the total route that was 41 and 42. Stalin has been dead for the last two years IRL ( kill off when ever or however you feel like ).

You can make it up from there.

What about the Soviet territories in Asia?

Yo - finish yo app

[Cappuccina]

Would it be possible to claim Wales, or the Netherlands?

Wales - yes.

Holland is currently under control of the Wehrmacht ( as are all the Benelux ).

Wales it is then. I kinda guessed that'd be the case in Netherlands, but doesn't hurt to ask. App will be in the works then.

[Labstoska]

Wales - yes.

Holland is currently under control of the Wehrmacht ( as are all the Benelux ).

Wales it is then. I kinda guessed that'd be the case in Netherlands, but doesn't hurt to ask. App will be in the works then.

Hisss now the Welsh are getting uppity.

[Hastiaka]

Nation Application
NS name: Hastiaka
Nation Name: The Republic of the Philippines
Location in the world: https://imgur.com/a/Qi2DjfN
Leader/s: Ramon Magsaysay

Population: 22,179,101
Political Stability on a scale of 1 to 5: 4
Description of Government: Unitary Presidential Republic
Flag:

(Image)

Capital: Manila, National Capital Region

Economic prosperity on a scale of 1 to 5: 3
Agrarian or industrialized state: Mainly agrarian but some areas are industrialized.
Role of Women in society: Liberalized, women politicians are becoming more and more common every election.

Active military troop count: 120,000 Active | 300,000 Reserve

Philippine Army: 60,000 Active
Philippine Navy: 40,000 Active
Philippine Marine Corps: 10,000 Active
Philippine Air Force: 10,000 Active

Total possible troop count: 2,500,000
Average age of soldier: 21
Are your troops more tactical or fanatical: Tactical
Are your troops more organized or unconventional?: Organized
Is your doctrine bold or cautious? Cautious
Average soldier on a scale of 1 to 5:
A general run down of your equipment: The Philippine military equipment consists of both pre-1941 and lend-lease WWII US weapons left by the USAFFE. This includes M1 carbines, M2 brownings, QF 2.95-inch Mountain Guns, M3 Stuarts, M4 Shermans, Military Jeeps as well as several warships bought from the United States. The equipment are fairly up to standard with some tanks needing maintenance and an Admirable-class minesweeper being in drydock.

Enemies?: None as of the moment, possibly Chinese Communists

Nation's history: The Japanese invasion of the Philippine islands was a bloody one. The Filipino and American forces dug in and tried to stop the relentless flood of Japanese troops in Luzon in vain. Soon, the US dominion- The Philippine Commonwealth was toppled and replaced by a Japanese puppet state led by President Jose P. Laurel. The Philippine Resistance- an extensive network of Filipino and American soldiers began a campaign to pester the Japanese occupiers all across the Philippine islands. At the turn of 1945, the Japanese were beginning to lose ground in China and several divisions had to be sent to the mainland to repel the Chinese resistance. For the next five years, Filipino and American remnants would slowly gain ground, capturing small villages at first then began to besiege major Japanese fortifications as the Americans began to land troops under the command of General MacArthur in Lingayen Gulf. With the US still tied down in Europe however and the numbers sent to the Philippines were only half of what was originally planned to be. With a token Japanese army left to defend the occupied territories, the citizens of the country simultaneously began to rise and joined in the militia. It was only a matter of time until Manila as recaptured and victory was proclaimed. Five years later, reconstruction is beginning to take shape across the islands.

[Arvenia]

Nation Application
NS name: Arvenia
Nation Name: Republic of Gran Colombia
Location in the world: Colombia, Panama, Venezuela and Ecuador
Claimed territory: Guyana Esequiba, Roraima State, Acre State and Brazilian Amazonas
Map Color: Green
Leader/s:

• President Esteban Rodríguez (Head of State/Head of Government/Commander-in-Chief)
• Vice President Hugo Domínguez (Deputy Head of Government)
• Chairman Manuel D. Jímenez (Senate of Gran Colombia/de facto Head of Legislature)
• Speaker Alberto Santander (Chamber of States)
• Speaker Fidel Chavéz (Chamber of Tribunes)
• Chief Judge Rafael Matísta (Supreme Court of Justice)
• Chairman Rico Fernandez (Constitutional Assembly of Gran Colombia)
• Chief Judge Miguel Noriega (Supreme Court of Administration)
• Chief Judge Alejandro González (Electoral Court of Gran Colombia)
• General Tony Ramirez (Chief of General Staff)

Population: 20,449,104
Political Stability on a scale of 1 to 5: 4
Description of Government: Gran Colombia is a federal constitutional presidential republic, operating under five branches of government. The branches are the President of Gran Colombia, the Legislative Assembly, the Judiciary, the Constitutional Assembly and the Electoral Court. The executive branch consists of the President, the Vice President and a cabinet of government ministers, as well as possibly the military. The judicial branch consists of the Supreme Court of Justice, who deals with common law, and the Supreme Court of Administration, who deals with administrative law. The Electoral Court is the electoral branch with responsibility for overseeing election in the country. The Legislative Assembly is a tricameral legislature, composed of the upper (de facto governing) Senate, the middle (de facto upper) Chamber of States and the lower Chamber of Tribunes. The Senate is essentially the legislative presidium, led by a Chairperson (Chairman or Chairwoman, depending on the incumbent's gender) and responsible for managing the legislative process, representing the Constitution (as well as possibly the President) and overseeing both the Chamber of States and the Chamber of Tribunes. The senators (Senate), including the Chairperson, are appointed by the government, while the state representatives (Chamber of States) are indirectly elected and the tribunes (Chamber of Tribunes) are directly elected. Both houses are headed by Speakers. The Chamber of States represents the various states of the country and has exactly the same powers as the US Senate (except for other powers such as government impeachment and treaty ratification, which are restricted to the Senate of Gran Colombia), while the Chamber of Tribunes represents the general population and proposes legislation. The Constitutional Assembly, being both a constitutional court and a constituent assembly, is the constitutional branch, responsible for managing and protecting the Constitution of Gran Colombia.
Flag: Flag of Gran Colombia
Capital: Bogota

Economic prosperity on a scale of 1 to 5: 3
Agrarian or industrialized state: Both maybe (we got a lot of farmers and factories)
Role of Women in society: Although the role is the same as prior to the war, it has greatly expanded to other aspects of society, such as military, politics and corporate business, following universal suffrage.

Military branches: Gran Colombian Army, Gran Colombian Navy, Gran Colombian Air Force, Gran Colombian Civil Guard (gendarmerie), Executive Protection Detachment (executive protection) and State Defence Forces (military reserve forces)
Active military troop count: 488,000 (138,000 actives and 350,000 reserves)
Gran Colombian Army: 95,000 actives
Gran Colombian Navy: 32,000 actives
Gran Colombian Air Force: 7,000 actives
Gran Colombian Civil Guard: 4,000 actives
Total possible troop count: 2,100,000
Average age of soldier: 18-40
Are your troops more tactical or fanatical?: Tactical
Are your troops more organized or unconventional?: Organized
Is your doctrine bold or cautious?: Cautious
Average soldier on a scale of 1 to 5: 4
A general run down of your equipment: Mostly the same as South American militaries had in the early years of the Cold War. Gran Colombian equipment also include firearms, vehicles and other military equipment from the US and the defunct Britain. The tactics and doctrine were adopted from the US military.

Allies?: USA and Canada
Enemies?: Brazil, Peru and Argentina

Nation's history: South America was relatively untouched by the war, but there were minor clashes between the Axis Powers and the Allied Powers off the continental coasts, as well as clandestine liaison operations on South American soil by the Third Reich. As war worsened and belligerents were about to be cracking into pieces, Esteban Rodríguez, the newly-elected President of Colombia, began planning for the reunification of Gran Colombia through diplomatic relations. He manages to succeed with this by warning Panama, Ecuador and Venezuela of the war that ravages in Europe and Asia, claiming it would soon reach South America. Therefore, reunification was neccessary to boost a large standing army and combine the economic efforts. Esteban also reached out for US support. He promised the three countries (Panama, Ecuador and Venezuela) equal rights and federal autonomy. The diplomatic talks went through in 1950, just as the war was over. Despite the war ended, reunification was still encouraged and had to occur. On July 31, 1950, the Republic of Gran Colombia was officially formed under Esteban Rodríguez and his new post-reunification party, the National Construction Party (Partido Nacional de la Construcción). As of 1955, Esteban is still President of Gran Colombia, currently serving a second term following the 1954 Presidential Election. The country maintains good relations with both the US and Canada, while holding animosity towards Brazil (due to territorial claims), Peru (due to the Ecuadorian-Peruvian War of 1941) and possibly Argentina. This animosity, however, isn't extremely hostile, just moderate at the moment. The country opened up trade with many countries and allowed in many foreign businesses (including US businesses), as well as improved the living conditions of the indigenous population (as well as implementing indigenous civil rights).
Theme: TBA
Anything you'd like to add?: Nope

[Joohan]

Nation Application
NS name: Hastiaka
Nation Name: The Republic of the Philippines
Location in the world: https://imgur.com/a/Qi2DjfN
Leader/s: Ramon Magsaysay

Population: 22,179,101
Political Stability on a scale of 1 to 5: 4
Description of Government: Unitary Presidential Republic
Flag:

(Image)

Capital: Manila, National Capital Region

Economic prosperity on a scale of 1 to 5: 3
Agrarian or industrialized state: Mainly agrarian but some areas are industrialized.
Role of Women in society: Liberalized, women politicians are becoming more and more common every election.

Active military troop count: 120,000 Active | 300,000 Reserve

Philippine Army: 60,000 Active
Philippine Navy: 40,000 Active
Philippine Marine Corps: 10,000 Active
Philippine Air Force: 10,000 Active

Total possible troop count: 2,500,000
Average age of soldier: 21
Are your troops more tactical or fanatical: Tactical
Are your troops more organized or unconventional?: Organized
Is your doctrine bold or cautious? Cautious
Average soldier on a scale of 1 to 5:
A general run down of your equipment: The Philippine military equipment consists of both pre-1941 and lend-lease WWII US weapons left by the USAFFE. This includes M1 carbines, M2 brownings, QF 2.95-inch Mountain Guns, M3 Stuarts, M4 Shermans, Military Jeeps as well as several warships bought from the United States. The equipment are fairly up to standard with some tanks needing maintenance and an Admirable-class minesweeper being in drydock.

Enemies?: None as of the moment, possibly Chinese Communists

Nation's history: The Japanese invasion of the Philippine islands was a bloody one. The Filipino and American forces dug in and tried to stop the relentless flood of Japanese troops in Luzon in vain. Soon, the US dominion- The Philippine Commonwealth was toppled and replaced by a Japanese puppet state led by President Jose P. Laurel. The Philippine Resistance- an extensive network of Filipino and American soldiers began a campaign to pester the Japanese occupiers all across the Philippine islands. At the turn of 1945, the Japanese were beginning to lose ground in China and several divisions had to be sent to the mainland to repel the Chinese resistance. For the next five years, Filipino and American remnants would slowly gain ground, capturing small villages at first then began to besiege major Japanese fortifications as the Americans began to land troops under the command of General MacArthur in Lingayen Gulf. With the US still tied down in Europe however and the numbers sent to the Philippines were only half of what was originally planned to be. With a token Japanese army left to defend the occupied territories, the citizens of the country simultaneously began to rise and joined in the militia. It was only a matter of time until Manila as recaptured and victory was proclaimed. Five years later, reconstruction is beginning to take shape across the islands.

You're gonna wanna look at the history. The Americans pretty much lost in the pacific.

[Joohan]

Nation Application
NS name: Arvenia
Nation Name: Republic of Gran Colombia
Location in the world: Colombia, Panama, Venezuela and Ecuador
Claimed territory: Guyana Esequiba, Roraima State, Acre State and Brazilian Amazonas
Map Color: Green
Leader/s:

• President Esteban Rodríguez (Head of State/Head of Government/Commander-in-Chief)
• Vice President Hugo Domínguez (Deputy Head of Government)
• Chairman Manuel D. Jímenez (Senate of Gran Colombia/de facto Head of Legislature)
• Speaker Alberto Santander (Chamber of States)
• Speaker Fidel Chavéz (Chamber of Tribunes)
• Chief Judge Rafael Matísta (Supreme Court of Justice)
• Chairman Rico Fernandez (Constitutional Assembly of Gran Colombia)
• Chief Judge Miguel Noriega (Supreme Court of Administration)
• Chief Judge Alejandro González (Electoral Court of Gran Colombia)
• General Tony Ramirez (Chief of General Staff)

Population: 20,449,104
Political Stability on a scale of 1 to 5: 4
Description of Government: Gran Colombia is a federal constitutional presidential republic, operating under five branches of government. The branches are the President of Gran Colombia, the Legislative Assembly, the Judiciary, the Constitutional Assembly and the Electoral Court. The executive branch consists of the President, the Vice President and a cabinet of government ministers, as well as possibly the military. The judicial branch consists of the Supreme Court of Justice, who deals with common law, and the Supreme Court of Administration, who deals with administrative law. The Electoral Court is the electoral branch with responsibility for overseeing election in the country. The Legislative Assembly is a tricameral legislature, composed of the upper (de facto governing) Senate, the middle (de facto upper) Chamber of States and the lower Chamber of Tribunes. The Senate is essentially the legislative presidium, led by a Chairperson (Chairman or Chairwoman, depending on the incumbent's gender) and responsible for managing the legislative process, representing the Constitution (as well as possibly the President) and overseeing both the Chamber of States and the Chamber of Tribunes. The senators (Senate), including the Chairperson, are appointed by the government, while the state representatives (Chamber of States) are indirectly elected and the tribunes (Chamber of Tribunes) are directly elected. Both houses are headed by Speakers. The Chamber of States represents the various states of the country and has exactly the same powers as the US Senate (except for other powers such as government impeachment and treaty ratification, which are restricted to the Senate of Gran Colombia), while the Chamber of Tribunes represents the general population and proposes legislation. The Constitutional Assembly, being both a constitutional court and a constituent assembly, is the constitutional branch, responsible for managing and protecting the Constitution of Gran Colombia.
Flag: Flag of Gran Colombia
Capital: Bogota

Economic prosperity on a scale of 1 to 5: 3
Agrarian or industrialized state: Both maybe (we got a lot of farmers and factories)
Role of Women in society: Although the role is the same as prior to the war, it has greatly expanded to other aspects of society, such as military, politics and corporate business, following universal suffrage.

Military branches: Gran Colombian Army, Gran Colombian Navy, Gran Colombian Air Force, Gran Colombian Civil Guard (gendarmerie), Executive Protection Detachment (executive protection) and State Defence Forces (military reserve forces)
Active military troop count: 488,000 (138,000 actives and 350,000 reserves)
Gran Colombian Army: 95,000 actives
Gran Colombian Navy: 32,000 actives
Gran Colombian Air Force: 7,000 actives
Gran Colombian Civil Guard: 4,000 actives
Total possible troop count: 2,100,000
Average age of soldier: 18-40
Are your troops more tactical or fanatical?: Tactical
Are your troops more organized or unconventional?: Organized
Is your doctrine bold or cautious?: Cautious
Average soldier on a scale of 1 to 5: 4
A general run down of your equipment: Mostly the same as South American militaries had in the early years of the Cold War. Gran Colombian equipment also include firearms, vehicles and other military equipment from the US and the defunct Britain. The tactics and doctrine were adopted from the US military.

Allies?: USA and Canada
Enemies?: Brazil, Peru and Argentina

Nation's history: South America was relatively untouched by the war, but there were minor clashes between the Axis Powers and the Allied Powers off the continental coasts, as well as clandestine liaison operations on South American soil by the Third Reich. As war worsened and belligerents were about to be cracking into pieces, Esteban Rodríguez, the newly-elected President of Colombia, began planning for the reunification of Gran Colombia through diplomatic relations. He manages to succeed with this by warning Panama, Ecuador and Venezuela of the war that ravages in Europe and Asia, claiming it would soon reach South America. Therefore, reunification was neccessary to boost a large standing army and combine the economic efforts. Esteban also reached out for US support. He promised the three countries (Panama, Ecuador and Venezuela) equal rights and federal autonomy. The diplomatic talks went through in 1950, just as the war was over. Despite the war ended, reunification was still encouraged and had to occur. On July 31, 1950, the Republic of Gran Colombia was officially formed under Esteban Rodríguez and his new post-reunification party, the National Construction Party (Partido Nacional de la Construcción). As of 1955, Esteban is still President of Gran Colombia, currently serving a second term following the 1954 Presidential Election. The country maintains good relations with both the US and Canada, while holding animosity towards Brazil (due to territorial claims), Peru (due to the Ecuadorian-Peruvian War of 1941) and possibly Argentina. This animosity, however, isn't extremely hostile, just moderate at the moment. The country opened up trade with many countries and allowed in many foreign businesses (including US businesses), as well as improved the living conditions of the indigenous population (as well as implementing indigenous civil rights).
Theme: TBA
Anything you'd like to add?: Nope

Could you do some more to your history.

Latin America is infamous for how everyone hates each other ( Colombians and Panamanians for example ), so unification would have to be ALOT more justified

[Cappuccina]

Wales it is then. I kinda guessed that'd be the case in Netherlands, but doesn't hurt to ask. App will be in the works then.

Hisss now the Welsh are getting uppity.

But of course, this alternate history is a perfect breeding ground for a more potent Welsh nationalist movement.

[Labstoska]

Hisss now the Welsh are getting uppity.

But of course, this alternate history is a perfect breeding ground for a more potent Welsh nationalist movement.

No British successor state is safe from the furious vengeance of the Commonwealth and the Thelemic faith!

[Cappuccina]

But of course, this alternate history is a perfect breeding ground for a more potent Welsh nationalist movement.

No British successor state is safe from the furious vengeance of the Commonwealth and the Thelemic faith!

We'll see about that.

[Labstoska]

No British successor state is safe from the furious vengeance of the Commonwealth and the Thelemic faith!

We'll see about that.

Indeed we shall. 'cracks kunckles'

[Joohan]

I'll have an updated map up tonight. Ice will start either Saturday or sunday

[Joohan]

For all those who've yet to be explicitly accepted, please begin posting apps now!

[Joohan]

As I understand, these nations have apps up which are either incomplete, or I asked for edits:

Philippines
Canada
Colombia
Scandanavia

[Atrilan]

You consider making a map of the world as the RP stands, not just the accepted nations? Could be a hurtle to people knowing what's available.

We'll see about that. :twisted:

Indeed we shall. 'cracks kunckles'

You S.O.B., you forgot us on the Discord! Broke our hearts, Labstoska.

[Joohan]

You consider making a map of the world as the RP stands, not just the accepted nations? Could be a hurtle to people knowing what's available.

Not a bad idea.

[Ruskland-Preuben]

Nation Application
NS name: Ruskland-Preuben (Rusk)
Nation Name: Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Location in the world: Everything past the Urals, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkestan, Tajikistan, Tannu Tuva
Leader/s:

Population:
Political Stability on a scale of 1 to 5( 5 being in a state of total peace and order, 1 being total chaos ):
Description of Government ( either adjectives, or a description ):
Flag:
Capital:

Economic prosperity on a scale of 1 to 5( 5, it's like the war never even happened! 1, dark ages misery ):
Agrarian or industrialized state:
Role of Women in society ( likely to have changed in many more war torn areas ):

Active military troop count ( separate by branches ):
Total possible troop count:
Average age of soldier:
Are your troops more tactical or fanatical?
Are your troops more organized or unconventional?
Is your doctrine bold or cautious?
Average soldier on a scale of 1 to 5 ( 5, your an Army Ranger. 1, you're a 13 year old with a rifle):
A general run down of your equipment ( as well as anything of note ):

Enemies?:

Nation's history:
Theme:
Anything you'd like to add?:

Just an app, so I don't have to guilt-trip myself.

[Joohan]

In addition to having just updated the map, I've added a roster sheet and some nation suggestions for new applicants

[Labstoska]

You consider making a map of the world as the RP stands, not just the accepted nations? Could be a hurtle to people knowing what's available.

Indeed we shall. 'cracks kunckles'

You S.O.B., you forgot us on the Discord! Broke our hearts, Labstoska.

Uhh yes... You see the thing about that is... Just one moment please 'breaks through window'

[The Imperial Warglorian Empire]

You consider making a map of the world as the RP stands, not just the accepted nations? Could be a hurtle to people knowing what's available.

Not a bad idea.

Wouldn't that just remove much of the customisation that the RP provides? I like the idea of making nations according to the new timeline

Also yeah, yeah, yeah, im nearly done with my bio

[Arvenia]

Nation Application
NS name: Arvenia
Nation Name: Republic of Gran Colombia
Location in the world: Colombia, Panama, Venezuela and Ecuador
Claimed territory: Guyana Esequiba, Roraima State, Acre State and Brazilian Amazonas
Map Color: Green
Leader/s:

• President Esteban Rodríguez (Head of State/Head of Government/Commander-in-Chief)
• Vice President Hugo Domínguez (Deputy Head of Government)
• Chairman Manuel D. Jímenez (Senate of Gran Colombia/de facto Head of Legislature)
• Speaker Alberto Santander (Chamber of States)
• Speaker Fidel Chavéz (Chamber of Tribunes)
• Chief Judge Rafael Matísta (Supreme Court of Justice)
• Chairman Rico Fernandez (Constitutional Assembly of Gran Colombia)
• Chief Judge Miguel Noriega (Supreme Court of Administration)
• Chief Judge Alejandro González (Electoral Court of Gran Colombia)
• General Tony Ramirez (Chief of General Staff)

Population: 20,449,104
Political Stability on a scale of 1 to 5: 4
Description of Government: Gran Colombia is a federal constitutional presidential republic, operating under five branches of government. The branches are the President of Gran Colombia, the Legislative Assembly, the Judiciary, the Constitutional Assembly and the Electoral Court. The executive branch consists of the President, the Vice President and a cabinet of government ministers, as well as possibly the military. The judicial branch consists of the Supreme Court of Justice, who deals with common law, and the Supreme Court of Administration, who deals with administrative law. The Electoral Court is the electoral branch with responsibility for overseeing election in the country. The Legislative Assembly is a tricameral legislature, composed of the upper (de facto governing) Senate, the middle (de facto upper) Chamber of States and the lower Chamber of Tribunes. The Senate is essentially the legislative presidium, led by a Chairperson (Chairman or Chairwoman, depending on the incumbent's gender) and responsible for managing the legislative process, representing the Constitution (as well as possibly the President) and overseeing both the Chamber of States and the Chamber of Tribunes. The senators (Senate), including the Chairperson, are appointed by the government, while the state representatives (Chamber of States) are indirectly elected and the tribunes (Chamber of Tribunes) are directly elected. Both houses are headed by Speakers. The Chamber of States represents the various states of the country and has exactly the same powers as the US Senate (except for other powers such as government impeachment and treaty ratification, which are restricted to the Senate of Gran Colombia), while the Chamber of Tribunes represents the general population and proposes legislation. The Constitutional Assembly, being both a constitutional court and a constituent assembly, is the constitutional branch, responsible for managing and protecting the Constitution of Gran Colombia.
Flag: Flag of Gran Colombia
Capital: Bogota

Economic prosperity on a scale of 1 to 5: 3
Agrarian or industrialized state: Both maybe (we got a lot of farmers and factories)
Role of Women in society: Although the role is the same as prior to the war, it has greatly expanded to other aspects of society, such as military, politics and corporate business, following universal suffrage.

Military branches: Gran Colombian Army, Gran Colombian Navy, Gran Colombian Air Force, Gran Colombian Civil Guard (gendarmerie), Executive Protection Detachment (executive protection) and State Defence Forces (military reserve forces)
Active military troop count: 488,000 (138,000 actives and 350,000 reserves)
Gran Colombian Army: 95,000 actives
Gran Colombian Navy: 32,000 actives
Gran Colombian Air Force: 7,000 actives
Gran Colombian Civil Guard: 4,000 actives
Total possible troop count: 2,100,000
Average age of soldier: 18-40
Are your troops more tactical or fanatical?: Tactical
Are your troops more organized or unconventional?: Organized
Is your doctrine bold or cautious?: Cautious
Average soldier on a scale of 1 to 5: 4
A general run down of your equipment: Mostly the same as South American militaries had in the early years of the Cold War. Gran Colombian equipment also include firearms, vehicles and other military equipment from the US and the defunct Britain. The tactics and doctrine were adopted from the US military.

Allies?: USA and Canada
Enemies?: Brazil, Peru and Argentina

Nation's history: South America was relatively untouched by the war, but there were minor clashes between the Axis Powers and the Allied Powers off the continental coasts, as well as clandestine liaison operations on South American soil by the Third Reich. As war worsened and belligerents were about to be cracking into pieces, Esteban Rodríguez, the newly-elected President of Colombia, began planning for the reunification of Gran Colombia through diplomatic relations. He manages to succeed with this by warning Panama, Ecuador and Venezuela of the war that ravages in Europe and Asia, claiming it would soon reach South America. Therefore, reunification was neccessary to boost a large standing army and combine the economic efforts. Esteban also reached out for US support. He promised the three countries (Panama, Ecuador and Venezuela) equal rights and federal autonomy. The diplomatic talks went through in 1950, just as the war was over. Despite the war ended, reunification was still encouraged and had to occur. On July 31, 1950, the Republic of Gran Colombia was officially formed under Esteban Rodríguez and his new post-reunification party, the National Construction Party (Partido Nacional de la Construcción). As of 1955, Esteban is still President of Gran Colombia, currently serving a second term following the 1954 Presidential Election. The country maintains good relations with both the US and Canada, while holding animosity towards Brazil (due to territorial claims), Peru (due to the Ecuadorian-Peruvian War of 1941) and possibly Argentina. This animosity, however, isn't extremely hostile, just moderate at the moment. The country opened up trade with many countries and allowed in many foreign businesses (including US businesses), as well as improved the living conditions of the indigenous population (as well as implementing indigenous civil rights).
Theme: TBA
Anything you'd like to add?: Nope

Could you do some more to your history.

Latin America is infamous for how everyone hates each other ( Colombians and Panamanians for example ), so unification would have to be ALOT more justified

If you believe this fact, then I can't be Gran Colombia since I can't do some more to my history (because I don't know how the outcome of diplomatic relations may turn up). This means I must choose a different country like Mexico (if it was Trotskyist), Iran, Liberia, Croatia, Italy (whether it is monarchist, republican, communist or fascist), Ireland, Turkey (who is struggling with defending it's territory from the Byzantine Socialist Republic), Ukraine (if it seceded from the Third Reich upon internal collapse) or a Middle Eastern caliphate. Central America is also kinda questionable, since there was a failed state called the "United Provinces of Central America" that existed for a short amount of time in the 19th century. Remember, I only choose one country, but need to know which one is preferable.

Also, if the Republic of India is Axis, then what is the official name of the Allied India? I just happened to stumble upon it on the OP.

Regarding Latin America's infamy, I know it is true that Colombians and Panamians hate each other due to Panamian independence in the early 1900s, as well as the present-day hatred between Colombia and Venezuela.

[Joohan]

Not a bad idea.

Wouldn't that just remove much of the customisation that the RP provides? I like the idea of making nations according to the new timeline

Also yeah, yeah, yeah, im nearly done with my bio

I thinking just to place down some countries as significant markers ( i.e. what i have listed as open in the op )

[Nea Byzantia]

If nobody claims Turkey (or what's left of it), can we just assume that the Union of Balkan Socialist Republics has completely pacified Turkey? Keep in mind, the UBSR has been fighting the Turkish Government for roughly 5 years.