Confederate anti-barrel mines destroyed entire columns of Great War-vintage barrels. Ferdinand Koenig, Saul Goldman, Clarence Potter, and several high-ranking members of the armed forces were arrested and held for possible war crimes charges. By 1943, the Mormon rebellion in Utah was finally suppressed. General Irving Morrell withdrew to the Pennsylvania border region, while supplying the garrisons of Akron, Canton, and Youngstown. Around the same time as Birmingham, the Confederate commander in Huntsville surrendered. Republic of Ireland They also ordered architects and scientists to develop a blueprint for the greatest prison camp ever built, which would open up for business on an empty stretch of prairie in western Texas. Marked by significant events involving the mass death of civilians, including the Holocaust and the only use of nuclear weapons in warfare, it was the deadliest conflict in human history. World War II, or the Second World War (often abbreviated as WWII or WW2), was a global conflict lasting from 1939 to 1945, involving most of the world's nations—including all of the great powers—eventually forming two opposing military alliances: the Allies and the Axis. Thus the Confederate Army's objective was to reach Lake Erie as it launched its surprise attack on June 22, 1941. From this point in the Second Great War, the United States had the initiative. After losing the Great War, many Entente nations came under the sway of revanchist, militarist governments such as the Confederate Freedom Party, the British Conservative-Silver Shirts coalition, the French Action Francaise monarchist party, the Russian Tsar Mikhail II, the Spanish Nationalists, the Mexican Hapsburg dynasty, and a newly expansionist Japanese Empire. The Guards and records were sent ahead to the new Camp Humble, just north of the city of Houston, while the gas chambers were blown up -- but not before every remaining black prisoner was gassed. The Great War Confederate States of America CSA Army CSA Cavalry CSA … Entrenched Confederate guns and barrels cost his force several thousand casualties, but by nightfall the USA had a bridgehead on the south bank. Confusion existed in North America over which side was victorious. In addition to the Pittsburgh Counteroffensive, the USA launched several sideshow attacks all along the American-Confederate border to draw CS re-inforcements from the Midwest and stretch the frontier thin. Pushing west, the Americans hit a stone wall in Provo, being forced to fight street by street into the center of town under constant attacks by Mormon soldiers and civilian insurgents armed with Featherston Fizzes and homemade grenades. A few days later, the war spread to North America when the Confederate States launched Operation Blackbeard against the United States without issuing a formal declaration of war. Nathan Bedford Forrest III In June 1941, Kaiser Wilhelm II died and the German throne passed to Wilhelm III. Unlike the car bombs, the Confederacy's radio and news networks acted as if the people bombs never happened, being ordered to do so by Jake Featherston, who feared the news would give his own black rebels ideas he would rather they not have. When the Confederate government reached the town of Spartanburg, South Carolina, they came to the realization that it would be almost impossible for them to cross US lines on foot or by automobile. Eventually, the CS government persuaded Prime Minister Winston Churchill to add British weight to their efforts, and soon Entente agents met with more success. As in the Pacific War ten years earlier, Japan's objective was control of the Sandwich Islands. The United States began running guns to Irish rebels in their fight against the British occupiers. The Confederate States of America was cut into two, such as the United States had been in 1941. Harassment operations soon began against the Confederate forces in Guaymas and the Sonoran coast. In the middle of October, as the Confederacy was on the verge of reaching the Allegheny, Morrell finally got leeway and re-inforcements to fight the battle the way he thought it should be fought. The first "bathhouse" went into operation in August 1942, with the murder of 100 blacks (far less than the maximum room for a thousand inmates) personally witnessed by Pinkard, Koenig and other Justice Department and Freedom Party Guard leaders. Oswald Mosley Not possessing the demonic hatred and charisma held by Featherston that would keep the conflict going, Partridge reached an agreement for a ceasefire on all fronts in the second week of July. Morrell drove toward the Savannah River with ease, pushing aside Confederate and Freedom Party defenders. The black rebellions in the 30's failed miserably, and those who weren't killed by the CS Army were taken away to the concentration camps to be murdered there. Annual Publications of the Historical Society of Southern California, 1920, pages 63-74. Version 1.7.1 Welcome to World of a Southern Victory! Shortly thereafter, the British carrier Ark Royal lured the Remembrance and Sandwich Islands away from American-controlled Bermuda, allowing a joint Anglo-CS task force to capture the strategically-placed island. Not wishing to give up the USA's steel center without a fight, Morrell turned every inch of the city into a fortress. Winston Churchill's invasion of Norway was a bloody fiasco; whether he was after Norway's strategic location and ports or access to Swedish iron ore, all Churchill succeeded in doing was driving Norway into Germany's camp. Denmark As a measure of goodwill and conciliation, Al Smith's first act as president in February 1937, was to release Utah from martial law. The world began dissolving into a state of war in 1941 as Featherston and his Attorney General, Ferdinand Koenig, made the decision to destroy the black race in North America. General Dowling's Eleventh Army continued its pressure on Lubbock, Texas, the linchpin of the Confederate defenses in the west. A couple corps, detached from Morrell's main army, swung past Atlanta from the west and severed the city's links to Alabama. In the southeast part of the state, Confederate forces halted local counterattacks aimed at the base of the salient. Beyond the sight (and smell) of the camp lay enormous stretches of mass graves, serviced by a paved road. Many suspected the Japanese were concentrating their resources for an invasion of India. Building a market on low inventory.” General Daniel MacArthur was put forward by the Joint Committee to head the attack, which would have to take place against several heavily-fortified Confederate positions along several river lines. The BBC claimed British victory, German Imperial Wireless denied it but did not counterclaim German victory. Built from scratch by labor-gangs of black prisoners under white supervision, Determination had over a hundred barrack-halls stretching for several thousand yards. Irving Morrell had figured that the CSA would attempt such a move. The plan was developed by Lieutenant General Nathan Bedford Forrest III, Chief of the Confederate States General Staff and main adviser to President Jake Featherston. Featherston and his Cabinet fled south across North Carolina, broadcasting speeches from Goldsboro and Charlotte to keep the Confederate people appraised of the ongoing struggle. Confederate forces deployed along the shore of Lake Erie reached the outskirts of Cleveland on the first day of Coalscuttle, catching the US soldiers on the west side by surprise before they could react to the new offensive. The Confederate President had to put "pressure" on the Mexican Emperor to get his divisions, but rewarded his counterpart by allowing Mexican immigrants to pour into the CSA and take over the jobs formerly belonging to the country's blacks. Instead of heading toward the more populated stretch of the state along the lake shore and in the west, Brigadier General Irving Morrell attacked the CS Army along several points in the southern part of the state, shattering the Confederates and forcing them to retreat across the Ohio River to Kentucky. The Freedom Party was extending the black genocide to women and children. Jake Featherston unleashed the Confederate Army into the USA on June 22, 1941. Having no more bombs in its arsenal, the Churchill government fell and Britain sued for peace, as did France in turn. Several days later, MacArthur ordered the remaining troops to fall back across the river, never having advanced outside the town itself toward Marye's Heights. MacArthur launched his attack over the Rappahannock to the west of Fredericksburg. When Morrell struck in mid-August, in Monroe County, he found his force constantly held up by wrecked bridges, leading to his calling off the attack after several days. The stump of the Eiffel Tower in the ruins of Paris, July 1944. General Morrell also oversaw the capture of Atlanta. In a state of "total war," the major participants placed their entire economic, industrial, and scientific capabilities at the service of the war effort, erasing the distinction between civilian and military resources. Featherston fled Petersburg for Portsmouth, where he ordered the CSA's superbomb to be deployed against Philadelphia. The latter is most often used by readers for convenience. Knowing that a long war of attrition could only be won in the end by the numerically and industrially superior USA, Forrest devised a plan to knock the USA out of the war as soon as possible by the easiest and shortest route: Ohio. With US forces pushing steadily toward Hampton Roads, the Confederate President evacuated the region and headed for North Carolina. It came three days after the date his attack had originally been scheduled to take place. They were prepared when, in the aftermath of the CSA’s Operation Blackbeard in Ohio, US Army units to the west of the Confederate Corridor were shipped west to deal with the uprising. Copying Patton’s tactic of the year before of using raiders disguised in the enemy’s uniform, he dressed up a unit of US soldiers with Southern accents in CS uniform and secured a bridgehead on the southern bank. Using modern methods, Brig. Meanwhile the Central Pow… It was not to be. Wilhelm's refusal led to a new round of fighting between the Entente and the German bloc. It was able to draw upon the talents of Albert Einstein and Denmark's Niels Bohr, as well as the cream of the German and Austro-Hungarian physics community. In less than a week, Pinkard and his crew murdered 30,000 blacks -- the victims being marched straight to their deaths as soon as each train was unloaded. Featherston flew into a rage when Forrest made a comparison to the Great War, (the Confederate President, who was only a sergeant in that conflict, thought of himself as a better strategist than Forrest, who had matured after the Great War had ended), kicking the Confederate Army Chief of Staff out. The engineers were slaughtered, as were several regiments of soldiers waiting to cross from the far bank. Patton saw another opportunity to counter-attack, and launched a corps-level assault on Morrell's right flank at Lawrenceville, but, consisting of exhausted Army formations and ill-trained National Assault Force units consisting of teenage boys and old men, the attack failed. Although skeptical of the worth of the attack other than to take the attention away from Pittsburgh, Dowling's Eleventh Army was forty miles inside Texas by mid-month, advancing along Confederate Highway 84 via Sudan and Amherst toward Lubbock - a similar penetration to that accomplished in the Great War.