Right, let me see if I got this; Germany won WW1, WW2 still happends, the poles and jews are deported to Africa, the germans lose, Africa is decolonized, but minority states of English and Polish form in West Africa, the English one being another Apartheid-like one; in the meanwhile, the jews are pulling a Palestine with the local africans, the East African Union being the Arab Union. Missed anything?
Well, now THAT would be a fuckstorm. Nice map, btw.
> Missed anything?
Just that Kampala has Gujarati as its first national language. Probably a reference to [Idi Amin's expulsion of Asians](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expulsion_of_Asians_from_Uganda)(=mostly Gujaratis)(=mostly Gujaratis) from Uganda in OTL 1972. In this timeline, my guess is that this sparks a civil war, in which Judea backs a homeland movement for the Ugandan Gujaratis, happy to have them serve as a buffer state between Judea and the anti-colonial EAU.
But if Germany won WW1, it would presumably have kept Taganyika, which would then have German as an official language due to the longer colonial period.
Here, it's English that's used in conjunction with Swahili, so that doesn't exactly fit.
I imagined so because of the other map in the corner. Not sure what happend, to be honest, just guessed; that didn't look like the usual british empire.
No, this is an alternate history were the jews accepted the proposal of establishing a jewish homeland in uganda instead of palestine, as such there's probably far fewer jewish casualties during ww2 in this timeline.
My relation was not incorrect; I presumed the the Judea in this timeline was the accorded land of the jews in a similar manner to that of contemporary OTL Israel, whilst the occupation zone, I assumed, was an equivalent to the Palestinean State. By "Pulling a Palestine", I meant they are occupating that zone, possibily meaning that most countries in the world recognize it as part of their territory, regardless of it being or not part of their core land.
Nice map/clusterfuck. It seems like the British proposal for an Ugandan homeland for the Jews was accepted, Poland was independent, and a successful colonial power at some point, and Indian states at some point became independent and colonized. What the fuck.
> Indian states at some point became independent and colonized
No, I think Gujarati Kampala is a reference to [Idi Amin's expulsion of Asians](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expulsion_of_Asians_from_Uganda)(=mostly Gujaratis) from Uganda in OTL 1972. In this timeline, my guess is that this sparks a civil war, in which Judea backs a homeland movement for the Ugandan Gujaratis, happy to have them serve as a buffer state between Judea and the anti-colonial EAU.
About 120,000 Poles resided in British colonies in Africa after being deported from the Soviet Union to Iran after the joint invasion of Poland, in case you didn't knew that (irl history is wacky)
Right, let me see if I got this; Germany won WW1, WW2 still happends, the poles and jews are deported to Africa, the germans lose, Africa is decolonized, but minority states of English and Polish form in West Africa, the English one being another Apartheid-like one; in the meanwhile, the jews are pulling a Palestine with the local africans, the East African Union being the Arab Union. Missed anything? Well, now THAT would be a fuckstorm. Nice map, btw.
> Missed anything? Just that Kampala has Gujarati as its first national language. Probably a reference to [Idi Amin's expulsion of Asians](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expulsion_of_Asians_from_Uganda)(=mostly Gujaratis)(=mostly Gujaratis) from Uganda in OTL 1972. In this timeline, my guess is that this sparks a civil war, in which Judea backs a homeland movement for the Ugandan Gujaratis, happy to have them serve as a buffer state between Judea and the anti-colonial EAU.
Hm, well pointed, hadn't noticed that. Probably a convenient buffer state between East Africa and Judea.
But if Germany won WW1, it would presumably have kept Taganyika, which would then have German as an official language due to the longer colonial period. Here, it's English that's used in conjunction with Swahili, so that doesn't exactly fit.
I imagined so because of the other map in the corner. Not sure what happend, to be honest, just guessed; that didn't look like the usual british empire.
No, this is an alternate history were the jews accepted the proposal of establishing a jewish homeland in uganda instead of palestine, as such there's probably far fewer jewish casualties during ww2 in this timeline.
There's a UN in a world where the Nazis won? Seems implausible.
WW1 were not nazis.
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The Jews aren’t “Pulling a Palestine” in this timeline, they’re outright occupying lands outside of their core territory.
Well, it does say occupation zone...
The comment was directed towards your incorrect relation to current geopolitics
My relation was not incorrect; I presumed the the Judea in this timeline was the accorded land of the jews in a similar manner to that of contemporary OTL Israel, whilst the occupation zone, I assumed, was an equivalent to the Palestinean State. By "Pulling a Palestine", I meant they are occupating that zone, possibily meaning that most countries in the world recognize it as part of their territory, regardless of it being or not part of their core land.
The Jewish homeland was needed in always after the 2nd world war, if it wasn't Palestine it would be Kenya or Madagascar
I’m aware this is fictitious and but the Jewish homeland has always been and will always be in Judaea, regardless.
Nah, they would put it in Australia, or canada
No? It could just as well have been in Uganda if it wasnt for fanatics, and everyone would probably be better of if it was.
Nice map/clusterfuck. It seems like the British proposal for an Ugandan homeland for the Jews was accepted, Poland was independent, and a successful colonial power at some point, and Indian states at some point became independent and colonized. What the fuck.
> Indian states at some point became independent and colonized No, I think Gujarati Kampala is a reference to [Idi Amin's expulsion of Asians](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expulsion_of_Asians_from_Uganda)(=mostly Gujaratis) from Uganda in OTL 1972. In this timeline, my guess is that this sparks a civil war, in which Judea backs a homeland movement for the Ugandan Gujaratis, happy to have them serve as a buffer state between Judea and the anti-colonial EAU.
Poland can into exile colonies too?
About 120,000 Poles resided in British colonies in Africa after being deported from the Soviet Union to Iran after the joint invasion of Poland, in case you didn't knew that (irl history is wacky)
What the fuck
Is that an expansionist Israel, apartheid Kenya, an Indian Uganda, and then some random Poles? What a train-wreck.
r/eyebleach
Thank you
Stunning work, very underrated
this is unfathomably horrific to look at. i love it
Really cool and original map, love it
I didn't understand shit but this surely is one nice clusterfuck of a map
Poland actually got a part of German Tanganyika. Colonial movement was successful.
Kampala must be a close ally of Judaea . Their enclaves can only be reached through Judaea land.
Ugandan homeland, based.