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Lylithix

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A&C) We should aid the refugees any way we can, anywhere we can along with support of the Soviet position to hopefully prevent the conflict from re-escalating.

B&C) A neutral mission sending medicine, food and supplies to Chinese civilians without military intervention would seem the best option.
 
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CountofDooku said:
Korean Refugee Crisis
A) aid any way we can, both in Korea, Manchuria and Japan for the local Refugees
B) only support Korean Refugees in Korea
C) After recent Russian warnings to Manchuria to let it’s border forces and army gathered along the border to Korea not enter the Korean peninsula, we must also back the Soviet position to further prevent the conflict from deescalating.

Chinese Civil War
A) Intervene on behalf of the Chinese Nationalist elected Government of the Kuomintang.
B) Send a neutral UN Mission just like in Korea.
C) Send medicine, food and other supplies to the Chinese civilians.
D) Don’t interact at all for now.
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1. A) We must aid the humanitarian crisis to its fullest extent.
2. A) The legitimate government must be supported.
 
Aluma

Aluma

Red Angel said:
A&C) Going for aid in Korea, Manchuria, and Japan but also do the same as the Soviets.

B&C) Do the same thing as we did for Korea and sending aid to the civilians only, I know the military would 'persuade' the civilians for these aids, from both sides.
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panpiotr said:
A
C
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Lylithix said:
A&C) We should aid the refugees any way we can, anywhere we can along with support of the Soviet position to hopefully prevent the conflict from re-escalating.

B&C) A neutral mission sending medicine, food and supplies to Chinese civilians without military intervention would seem the best option.
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Same as above
Weirds me out that Im actually agreeing with other people in the voting for once
 
Securing Civilians
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    Securing Civilians
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    The United Nations quickly aided the Korean Refugee Crisis in Korea, Manchuria, Japan and Russia, as well as the Chinese Refugees alike, while also warning the Manchurian and Koreans to not aid any rebel groups, or intervene in the Korean peninsula with their own forces, trying their best to aiding both civil sides in a neutral mission for the local civilians, whenever possible. This way enough aid arrived for most civilians and refugees in any way possible by sending medicine, food and supplies, but at the same time the legitimate governments of China and Korea were backed the most. In Costa Rica, the army was abolished by José Figueres Ferrer, the first nation state in history to do so. In the United States the United States House Un-American Activities Committee retrieved the Pumpkin Papers from the farm of Whittaker Chambers, which Richard Nixon quickly displayed to the press on microfilm. Afterwards the Genocide Convention and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is adopted by the United Nations General Assembly within a few days. In Malaya Guards shoot 24 Chinese villagers suspected to be rebels and insurgency forces in Batang Kali, leading to a local Malayan Emergency. Meanwhile in Finland the communist leadership is removed and prosecuted by the Security Police. While in the American National Football League the Philadelphia Eagles defeat the Chicago Cardinals 7–0, Indonesian military forces build up Yogyakarta as a stronghold and regional provincial capital of it’s own special region in south-central Java. In Japan meanwhile seven military and political leaders, are found guilty of War Crimes by the International Military Tribunal for the Far East and executed as Sugamo Prison in Tokyo, Japan by Allied Occupation Authorities. In Korea last Soviet Forces stationed there since the World War withdraw, resulting in a significant decrease of Korean Communist Kim Rebels in Northern Korea overall, as if their main and direct supply lines had stopped. In Hungary meanwhile Cardinal József Mindszenty is arrested and accused of treason and conspiracy in a strike against the local influence of the Church and Priesthood. In Egypt shortly after Prime Minister Mahmud Fahmi Nokrashi is assassinated by the Muslim Brotherhood. While in New York city the musical Kiss Me, Kate will perform the first of 1,077 performances, the Israeli-Palestinian Confederate Forces manage to completely drive Arab Rebel and Terrorist groups out of the Negev/ Negeb desert, with some of the survivors fleeing into Egypt and Jordanian, marking the End of the major guerrilla, rebel and terror campaigns in their nation state.
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    CountofDooku said:
    At least no longer openly at the moment.
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    True but I think some of the non-Arab/Muslim minorities in Syria, Syrian-Lebanon, and Iraq would be inspired by the Transjordan Confederacy to rebel or get support from said confederacy like Kurdistan, Assyrians, and Christians in Lebanon.
     

    SpaceRome

    Red Angel said:
    True but I think some of the non-Arab/Muslim minorities in Syria, Syrian-Lebanon, and Iraq would be inspired by the Transjordan Confederacy to rebel or get support from said confederacy like Kurdistan, Assyrians, and Christians in Lebanon.
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    I think that, if anything, Transjordania will prove that ethnoreligious cooexistence based on mutual respect and autonomy is possible - and, if it succeeds militarily and economically like Israel/Jordan did OTL, that it's even more desirable than partition along ethnic lines. Pan-Arabists will strictly oppose this model, as it goes directly against the dream of a pan-Arab - and for Arabs - state from Morocco to Iraq, but it will be extremely attractive for ethnic minorities like Kurds, Copts, Assyrians and Berbers, and to a lesser degree to religious minorities like the Druze, and Lebanese Christians.

    As for support from the Transjordania for these kinds of autonomist rebellions, I believe it is extremely likely, taking into account OTL Israel's covert support for those same groups (Iraqi Kurds, Lebanese Christians). If the conflict between Transjordania and the pan-Arab states continues (and there's no reason to think it wouldn't), I see Transjordania (with western backing, perhaps) supporting Autonomist revolts. TTL's middle east might be a three-way conflict between non-Islamic, non-Arab composite Nationalism championed by Transjordania, Arab Socialist Nationalism championed by Egypt, and Islamism Championed by Saudi Arabia.
     
    Red Angel

    Red Angel

    SpaceRome said:
    I think that, if anything, Transjordania will prove that ethnoreligious cooexistence based on mutual respect and autonomy is possible - and, if it succeeds militarily and economically like Israel/Jordan did OTL, that it's even more desirable than partition along ethnic lines. Pan-Arabists will strictly oppose this model, as it goes directly against the dream of a pan-Arab - and for Arabs - state from Morocco to Iraq, but it will be extremely attractive for ethnic minorities like Kurds, Copts, Assyrians and Berbers, and to a lesser degree to religious minorities like the Druze, and Lebanese Christians.

    As for support from the Transjordania for these kinds of autonomist rebellions, I believe it is extremely likely, taking into account OTL Israel's covert support for those same groups (Iraqi Kurds, Lebanese Christians). If the conflict between Transjordania and the pan-Arab states continues (and there's no reason to think it wouldn't), I see Transjordania (with western backing, perhaps) supporting Autonomist revolts. TTL's middle east might be a three-way conflict between non-Islamic, non-Arab composite Nationalism championed by Transjordania, Arab Socialist Nationalism championed by Egypt, and Islamism Championed by Saudi Arabia.
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    Yup, pretty much this.
     
    CountofDooku

    CountofDooku

    SpaceRome said:
    I think that, if anything, Transjordania will prove that ethnoreligious cooexistence based on mutual respect and autonomy is possible - and, if it succeeds militarily and economically like Israel/Jordan did OTL, that it's even more desirable than partition along ethnic lines. Pan-Arabists will strictly oppose this model, as it goes directly against the dream of a pan-Arab - and for Arabs - state from Morocco to Iraq, but it will be extremely attractive for ethnic minorities like Kurds, Copts, Assyrians and Berbers, and to a lesser degree to religious minorities like the Druze, and Lebanese Christians.

    As for support from the Transjordania for these kinds of autonomist rebellions, I believe it is extremely likely, taking into account OTL Israel's covert support for those same groups (Iraqi Kurds, Lebanese Christians). If the conflict between Transjordania and the pan-Arab states continues (and there's no reason to think it wouldn't), I see Transjordania (with western backing, perhaps) supporting Autonomist revolts. TTL's middle east might be a three-way conflict between non-Islamic, non-Arab composite Nationalism championed by Transjordania, Arab Socialist Nationalism championed by Egypt, and Islamism Championed by Saudi Arabia.
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    Indeed.
     
    Peace in India and South Asia, Civil War in China
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    Peace in India and South Asia, Civil War in China
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    The ceasefire established in South Asia by the United Nations and their forces would last until modern times, despite some guerrilla and terrorist groups from both sides. In Perto Rico, Luis Muñoz Marín is elected as the first democratically elected Governor. In Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania KDKA-TV becomes the first television broadcast networks that would connect the United States east and mid-west programming. In Turkey meanwhile the Republican People’s Party under Şemsettin Günaltay forms the new government closer to the Soviet Union, while the first German People’s Car, the VW arrives in New York the only one of two that was sold that year, as dealers and importers were not interested in the Volkswagen for now, but the car would go on to become an automotive phenomenon going forward. While President Harry S. Truman is sworn in leading the United States. The Soviet Union in cooperation with other communist nations establishes the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance (CMEA or COMECON), while David Ben-Gurion becomes Prime Minister in the Israel of Israel-Palestine (Transjordania), while Tawfik Abu Al-Huda becomes Prime Minister of Palestine. At the same time Palestine/ East Jordanian Emir Abdullah I bin Al-Hussein of Jordan aims to become King of a royal, monarchic line in the East of the country, who would ally with Jewish/ Hebrew Monarchists in the West, who were unsure which royal dynasty and house could be correctly traced back to have a rightful claim on the throne of a monarchist turned Israel, a modern Judea. In Australia citizenship is created and Stalin accuses Soviet Jews of being rootless cosmopolitans, capitalists and industrialists in an anti-Semitic propaganda campaign that would drive many of the remaining Jews out of Russia, White Russia and the Ukraine into Israel. In the meantime, in the Chinese Civil War, the forces of the Chinese Communist finally managed to take and secure Beijing/ Peking and the surrounding countryside.
     
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    CountofDooku

    With the Chinese Civil War worsening should we interfere more directly?
    A) No just give medical, food and other civil aid to the rightful Kuomintang Nationalist Government in Nanjing.
    B) No, but back both sides with medical, food and other civil aid.
    C) No, but back the Chinese Communists with medical, food and other civil aid.
    D) Yes, join on the side of the Chinese Republic.
    E) Yes, join on the side of the Chinese Communists.
     
    Red Angel

    Red Angel

    CountofDooku said:
    With the Chinese Civil War worsening should we interfere more directly?
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    B) Continue to send medicine, food, and other non-military aid to the civilians as a way to indirectly increase anti war sentiment in both sides.
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    Honestly... both sides won't back down unless one or the other is dead... and beside, the Kuomintang and CCP isn't the best for China as a whole.
     
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