Tani Coyote
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Well, I imagine the government does have to brainwash the European people to some extent to convince them foreigners' lives are worthless... people tend to have second thoughts after a few (dozen/hundred) million deaths... 
Chapter XVIII: The War to End All Wars
Henry Bonaparte (formerly Henry III; 1800-1815) - Independent
Jacques Sarkozy (1815-1845) - Nationalist
Charles d'Anjou (1845-1869) - Liberty
Rene de Gaulle (1869 - 1875) - Liberty
Toussaint Chirac (1875 - 1900) - Nationalist
Jean-Claude Miterrand (1900 - 1920) - Libertarian
Armand Sarkozy (1920 - 1945) - Libertarian
Heinrich von Wittelbach (1945 - 1971) - Nationalist
Carlos Espinosa (1971 - 1997) - Nationalist (formally "Non Partisan")
1943, China and Mongolia signed a peace treaty, ending their dispute. It seemed the Chinese understood they might need Mongolian assistance in the near future...
The Chirac Dam was completed in 1944. It was part of Wittelbach's "New Nationalism," which advocated a far-reaching national government that would subsidise infrastructure investments to provide for economic strength. As a result, similar power plants were set up all over Europe.
1945, Heinrich von Wittelbach got the permission he needed to declare war on China.
With 8 atomic bombs within range of the Chinese cities and 4 more ready to be summoned to the front lines, the military began Operation: Dragons' Extinction.
--
The Chinese and Indian monarchs shared a meal as they discussed the latest renewal of their profitable alliance, in the suburbs of Delhi. It was a very beautiful day that February 2nd. President Heinrich von Wittelbach of Europe had just been inaugurated, and it was hoped he would be as tame as his Libertarian predecessors.
They both drank green tea, a symbol of China, and ate a fine vegetarian curry, a symbol of India. The two leaders smiled to eachother as they brought their cups up to their lips...
Neither would finish. They were incinerated with much of the rest of Delhi. But there would be no time for mourning; the Europeans had decided to finally end it all.
Chosen Targets:
Shenyang (12) - 3.3 million people; 25,000 defenders
Qingdau (17) - 6.2 million people; 20,000 defenders
Beijing (6) - 960,000 people; 105,000 defenders
Guangzhou (13) - 3.8 million people; 40,000 defenders
Hainan (8) - 1.6 million people ; 20,000 defenders
Fuzhou (14) - 4.3 million people; 20,000 defenders
Shanghai (15) - 4.8 million people; 40,000 defenders + large naval garrison
Delhi (5) - 640,000 people; 35,000 man garrison
Sensing the danger, the Dutch, Iroquois, Aztecs, Zulu, Inca, Japanese, Koreans and Americans - every other nation on Earth sans the Axumites, Germans and British - declared war on Europe.
The bomb dropped on Fuzhou, after Shanghai, prompted the Axumites to declare war. Well, if they insisted on being foes rather than friends, why not?
Agents assessed the damage after Delhi, Beijing, Fuzhou, Guangzhou, and Shanghai were in ruins.
The death tolls were staggering:
Delhi - 25,000 soldiers; 570,000 people
Beijing - 65,000 soldiers; 900,000 civilians
Fuzhou - 10,000 soldiers; 4 million civilians
Guangzhou - 15,000 soldiers; 3.6 million civilians
Shanghai - 35,000 soldiers; 4.2 million civilians
In less than 24 hours, 13.27 million civilians were murdered, as were 150,000 soldiers of the Sino-Indian forces. And more atomic bombs were ready to be dropped, as were forces ready to conquer the Chinese wastes.
Artillery and cavalry were ordered to mop up all Ethiopian forces, and then hit Persia. At the same time, agents abroad convinced Indian Australia and north Burma to defect to Europe.
With the extermination of Axumite troops in the Union, the death toll of Coalition forces was 200,000 soldiers and 13.3 million civilians.
Subpar artillery forced the President to authorise the use of the new Tank Army in Krakow against the Esfahan garrison, which was quite large and filled with machinegunners.
With Esfahan, the death toll rose to 230,000 soldiers and 13.54 million civilians.
That soldier death toll soon became 255,000 once more enemy soldiers were purged.
Tehran was extra defended, with 40,000 soldiers and 480,000 civilians within its walls, and so, the President authorised the useage of a bomb on it to soften it up.
Chagai fell first, however, and so, 280,000 soldiers had died, while 13.8 million civilians were caught in the crossfire of a global war. The people of Chagai dared no resist a nuclear-armed power, and so, the next move was to be made:
With Herat, the death toll climbed to 14.05 million civilians and 290,000 soldiers.
Kabul pushed the toll to 14.7 million civilians and 305,000 soldiers. Its people foolishly resisted and were put to the sword accordingly.
With Kabul's fall, Tehran was targeted.
Tehran's capture pushed the toll of 15.18 million civilians and 345,000 soldiers. Mashhad after that made it 15.5 million civilians and 355,000 soldiers. After that, Pasargadae pumped it up to 15.48 million civilians and 355,000 soldiers. With Pasargadae's fall, the Chinese had been evicted from Persia and Central Asia. Their glorious gains of the past centuries had been reversed in just a few months!
110,000 Axumite and Chinese forces roamed the Central Asian deserts, and they had to be disposed of quickly. Fortunately, there was a spare atomic bomb. 35,000 of the enemy forces were immediately slaughtered, while the survivors were softened up.
The death toll would soar to 440,000 soldiers by the time the bombardment and resulting cleanup was done.
Hainan was bombed next, and the bomb's destruction combined with occupation would cause the death toll to soar to 16.8 million civilians and 460,000 soldiers. The Chinese lost more of their fleet with Hainan.
To get the point across to China, Xi'an, with 4.4 million people, was nuked next. Its bombing raised the death toll of 20.9 million civilians and 470,000 soldiers.
Ethiopian Mombasa defected to Europe's side in 1953. Seeing the deaths of tens of millions of Chinese citizens in less than a decade was all the convincing they needed.
15,000 Ethiopian Elephant Archers were killed, as were 15,000 Chinese Col. Infantry.
The Mongols lost 30,000 troops and 300,000 people in Serov. The death toll was now 21.2 million civilians and 540,000 soldiers.
Qingdau suffered the next atomic bomb, with 15,000 soldiers and 5.8 million lives claimed. 27 million civilians dead, with 555,000 soldiers...
35,000 Coalition soldiers were killed in the next wave of attacks.
90,000 soldiers (16 units) of the Indian Empire were seen gathering in Xinjiang, near the border. A bomb was quickly deployed to wipe them out. All 5 of India's knight regiments were among the forces there. Only 35,000 men survived the nuclear strike that followed, and they were all heavily demoralised as much as wounded. Due to low manpower - most forces were recuperating from the invasion of Persia - a second bomb was dropped to kill the stragglers. Nearby Hangzhou - population 450,000; garrison 10,000 - was also hit by the second bomb. The second bomb butchered the Indians so they only had 5,000 units left in the area, while China lost 5,000 men and 300,000 citizens.
In the Indian subcontinent, deaths escalated by another 5,000 with the slaying of an Elephant Archer band.
In total, the death toll was now 27.3 million civilians dead, with 685,000 soldiers also slain. These were exclusively on the Coalition side; if one was to ask a European citizen, they probably wouldn't even know there was a war!
Wittelbach was killed by an Ethiopian suicide bomber in 1971, and he was succeeded by his Vice President, Carlos Espinosa. Espinosa, who had been vital to securing the Iberian and Italian votes for Wittelbach, was now a President in his own right. He promised to carry on the campaign his friend and predecessor had started, and indeed, would serve until 1997, when he himself died in office.
(From this point on, game dates are no longer used; one turn will now be one year in story terms)
The bombing of Shenyang - pop. 3.3 million; garrison 25,000 - afterward slaughtered 15,000 soldiers and killed 3 million people. The death toll was now 30.3 million civilians and 700,000 soldiers.
South of the Union, 10,000 Axumite soldiers were killed by Lancers, but it was just the beginning. Artillery, free from supporting offensives, were able to hammer them all relentlessly. 30,000 soldiers were butchered afterward by Colonial Infantry, who were repurposed as supporting infantry.
Next, Massawa defected, killing 15,000 Axumite troops. The death toll was now 30.3 million civilians and 755,000 troops.
In the Sudan, 60,000 Axumites were killed. The death toll was now 30.3 million civilians and 815,000 soldiers, as of the year 1972, 27 years after the war started in 1945. That is a rate of 1.15 million killed per year, not counting that most of the deaths happened within a few days due to mass nuclear strikes.
The European nuclear production capability had surged by 1972, with 6 bombs, rather than 3 or 4, produced per year.

Chapter XVIII: The War to End All Wars
Spoiler :
Spoiler Table of European Presidents :
Henry Bonaparte (formerly Henry III; 1800-1815) - Independent
Jacques Sarkozy (1815-1845) - Nationalist
Charles d'Anjou (1845-1869) - Liberty
Rene de Gaulle (1869 - 1875) - Liberty
Toussaint Chirac (1875 - 1900) - Nationalist
Jean-Claude Miterrand (1900 - 1920) - Libertarian
Armand Sarkozy (1920 - 1945) - Libertarian
Heinrich von Wittelbach (1945 - 1971) - Nationalist
Carlos Espinosa (1971 - 1997) - Nationalist (formally "Non Partisan")
1943, China and Mongolia signed a peace treaty, ending their dispute. It seemed the Chinese understood they might need Mongolian assistance in the near future...

The Chirac Dam was completed in 1944. It was part of Wittelbach's "New Nationalism," which advocated a far-reaching national government that would subsidise infrastructure investments to provide for economic strength. As a result, similar power plants were set up all over Europe.
1945, Heinrich von Wittelbach got the permission he needed to declare war on China.
With 8 atomic bombs within range of the Chinese cities and 4 more ready to be summoned to the front lines, the military began Operation: Dragons' Extinction.
--
The Chinese and Indian monarchs shared a meal as they discussed the latest renewal of their profitable alliance, in the suburbs of Delhi. It was a very beautiful day that February 2nd. President Heinrich von Wittelbach of Europe had just been inaugurated, and it was hoped he would be as tame as his Libertarian predecessors.
They both drank green tea, a symbol of China, and ate a fine vegetarian curry, a symbol of India. The two leaders smiled to eachother as they brought their cups up to their lips...
Neither would finish. They were incinerated with much of the rest of Delhi. But there would be no time for mourning; the Europeans had decided to finally end it all.
Chosen Targets:
Shenyang (12) - 3.3 million people; 25,000 defenders
Qingdau (17) - 6.2 million people; 20,000 defenders
Beijing (6) - 960,000 people; 105,000 defenders
Guangzhou (13) - 3.8 million people; 40,000 defenders
Hainan (8) - 1.6 million people ; 20,000 defenders
Fuzhou (14) - 4.3 million people; 20,000 defenders
Shanghai (15) - 4.8 million people; 40,000 defenders + large naval garrison
Delhi (5) - 640,000 people; 35,000 man garrison
Sensing the danger, the Dutch, Iroquois, Aztecs, Zulu, Inca, Japanese, Koreans and Americans - every other nation on Earth sans the Axumites, Germans and British - declared war on Europe.
The bomb dropped on Fuzhou, after Shanghai, prompted the Axumites to declare war. Well, if they insisted on being foes rather than friends, why not?
Agents assessed the damage after Delhi, Beijing, Fuzhou, Guangzhou, and Shanghai were in ruins.
The death tolls were staggering:
Delhi - 25,000 soldiers; 570,000 people
Beijing - 65,000 soldiers; 900,000 civilians
Fuzhou - 10,000 soldiers; 4 million civilians
Guangzhou - 15,000 soldiers; 3.6 million civilians
Shanghai - 35,000 soldiers; 4.2 million civilians
In less than 24 hours, 13.27 million civilians were murdered, as were 150,000 soldiers of the Sino-Indian forces. And more atomic bombs were ready to be dropped, as were forces ready to conquer the Chinese wastes.
Artillery and cavalry were ordered to mop up all Ethiopian forces, and then hit Persia. At the same time, agents abroad convinced Indian Australia and north Burma to defect to Europe.
With the extermination of Axumite troops in the Union, the death toll of Coalition forces was 200,000 soldiers and 13.3 million civilians.
Subpar artillery forced the President to authorise the use of the new Tank Army in Krakow against the Esfahan garrison, which was quite large and filled with machinegunners.

With Esfahan, the death toll rose to 230,000 soldiers and 13.54 million civilians.
That soldier death toll soon became 255,000 once more enemy soldiers were purged.
Tehran was extra defended, with 40,000 soldiers and 480,000 civilians within its walls, and so, the President authorised the useage of a bomb on it to soften it up.

Chagai fell first, however, and so, 280,000 soldiers had died, while 13.8 million civilians were caught in the crossfire of a global war. The people of Chagai dared no resist a nuclear-armed power, and so, the next move was to be made:

With Herat, the death toll climbed to 14.05 million civilians and 290,000 soldiers.
Kabul pushed the toll to 14.7 million civilians and 305,000 soldiers. Its people foolishly resisted and were put to the sword accordingly.
With Kabul's fall, Tehran was targeted.

Tehran's capture pushed the toll of 15.18 million civilians and 345,000 soldiers. Mashhad after that made it 15.5 million civilians and 355,000 soldiers. After that, Pasargadae pumped it up to 15.48 million civilians and 355,000 soldiers. With Pasargadae's fall, the Chinese had been evicted from Persia and Central Asia. Their glorious gains of the past centuries had been reversed in just a few months!

110,000 Axumite and Chinese forces roamed the Central Asian deserts, and they had to be disposed of quickly. Fortunately, there was a spare atomic bomb. 35,000 of the enemy forces were immediately slaughtered, while the survivors were softened up.
The death toll would soar to 440,000 soldiers by the time the bombardment and resulting cleanup was done.

Hainan was bombed next, and the bomb's destruction combined with occupation would cause the death toll to soar to 16.8 million civilians and 460,000 soldiers. The Chinese lost more of their fleet with Hainan.
To get the point across to China, Xi'an, with 4.4 million people, was nuked next. Its bombing raised the death toll of 20.9 million civilians and 470,000 soldiers.
Ethiopian Mombasa defected to Europe's side in 1953. Seeing the deaths of tens of millions of Chinese citizens in less than a decade was all the convincing they needed.
15,000 Ethiopian Elephant Archers were killed, as were 15,000 Chinese Col. Infantry.

The Mongols lost 30,000 troops and 300,000 people in Serov. The death toll was now 21.2 million civilians and 540,000 soldiers.
Qingdau suffered the next atomic bomb, with 15,000 soldiers and 5.8 million lives claimed. 27 million civilians dead, with 555,000 soldiers...
35,000 Coalition soldiers were killed in the next wave of attacks.
90,000 soldiers (16 units) of the Indian Empire were seen gathering in Xinjiang, near the border. A bomb was quickly deployed to wipe them out. All 5 of India's knight regiments were among the forces there. Only 35,000 men survived the nuclear strike that followed, and they were all heavily demoralised as much as wounded. Due to low manpower - most forces were recuperating from the invasion of Persia - a second bomb was dropped to kill the stragglers. Nearby Hangzhou - population 450,000; garrison 10,000 - was also hit by the second bomb. The second bomb butchered the Indians so they only had 5,000 units left in the area, while China lost 5,000 men and 300,000 citizens.
In the Indian subcontinent, deaths escalated by another 5,000 with the slaying of an Elephant Archer band.
In total, the death toll was now 27.3 million civilians dead, with 685,000 soldiers also slain. These were exclusively on the Coalition side; if one was to ask a European citizen, they probably wouldn't even know there was a war!
Wittelbach was killed by an Ethiopian suicide bomber in 1971, and he was succeeded by his Vice President, Carlos Espinosa. Espinosa, who had been vital to securing the Iberian and Italian votes for Wittelbach, was now a President in his own right. He promised to carry on the campaign his friend and predecessor had started, and indeed, would serve until 1997, when he himself died in office.
(From this point on, game dates are no longer used; one turn will now be one year in story terms)
The bombing of Shenyang - pop. 3.3 million; garrison 25,000 - afterward slaughtered 15,000 soldiers and killed 3 million people. The death toll was now 30.3 million civilians and 700,000 soldiers.
South of the Union, 10,000 Axumite soldiers were killed by Lancers, but it was just the beginning. Artillery, free from supporting offensives, were able to hammer them all relentlessly. 30,000 soldiers were butchered afterward by Colonial Infantry, who were repurposed as supporting infantry.
Next, Massawa defected, killing 15,000 Axumite troops. The death toll was now 30.3 million civilians and 755,000 troops.
In the Sudan, 60,000 Axumites were killed. The death toll was now 30.3 million civilians and 815,000 soldiers, as of the year 1972, 27 years after the war started in 1945. That is a rate of 1.15 million killed per year, not counting that most of the deaths happened within a few days due to mass nuclear strikes.
The European nuclear production capability had surged by 1972, with 6 bombs, rather than 3 or 4, produced per year.