Considering Yan Xishan became President of China in the 1950s, how much influence does Yan Xishan Thought hold over modern Chinese politics? Is he considered the "god-father" of modern Chinese conservatism?
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ya what a great disappointment in to That ideal see him as Austrian president
Perhaps he could be still famous actor but now in Germany instead United States.
With the recent coup attempt in Russia, who were the coupists envisioning to be the new PM if their little coup succeeded? Would Ivashov have become PM uncontested or did any of his co-plotters have plans to be the new PM instead of Ivashov?
Is this correct? On the maps it shows OTL pre-independence area of 6,218 sq m.
Related, which country is Kigezi a part of: Ubangi, Hutuland, Ruanda, or Ankole?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kigezi_sub-region
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The Yan Xishan Thought was included in the Constitution during his presidency, now Chinese conservatism owes more to Neo-Confucianism and rejection of the Occident.
I thought about that, but I think Arnold would have been better as a Green candidate, and Austria is a conservative country. He is still a famous actor in Babelsberg though.
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Informations lack about the politicians who would have endorsed the coup... Many point to Konstantin Malofeev, leader of the integralist party in Russia.
Kigezi is part of Ankole !
Or maybe the Swastika just isn't taboo ITTL, and remains a symbol of good luck.
I don’t know if this has been asked before, but how is representation in entertainment and the media like ITTL compared to IOTL? I.e LGBT characters.
What are the militaries of the major powers (Russia/China/Germany/the United States/Japan) like in doctrine and equipment?
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It's more of an esoteric symbol, with a neutral sense. I personally decided against making it the symbol of Bharatavarsha due to the connotations, but there is still a Red Swastika Society in China.
The position on LGBT characters is a bit ambiguous : society as a whole is more accepting and there are public figures who emerged, but still, they don't show their gays. As of skin colour, society as a whole is more racist.
That’s cool and interesting.
…Damn, what’s that like? Like blatant stereotypes you’d expect to see in cartoons, films, and TV Shows decades ago still appear as of today or something like that?
What are the main political parties in China aside from how the KMT is the main "leftist" party in TTL's China? Also, aside from Yan Xishan Thought, any other ideologies enshrined in the Chinese constitution?
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