After Doomsday, the situation in Alaska was desperate. The nuclear bombs destroyed most of Alaska's military installations and larger cities, such as Anchorage and Fairbanks, and with them most military and political figures who could have taken control of the state. No contact was made with the mainland and remaining leaders were not sure how to proceed. However, help came from an unlikely benefactor in late April of 1984 - the remnants of the Soviet government, still surviving in Siberia, which would later be known as the Union of Sovereign Socialist Republics. Heated arguments erupted whether accepting help from them would be right, since no contact with any remnant of the United States was initiated. The debate proceeded on into late Fall until finally, seeing another winter approachin
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| - Alaskan Autonomous Territory (1983: Doomsday)
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| - After Doomsday, the situation in Alaska was desperate. The nuclear bombs destroyed most of Alaska's military installations and larger cities, such as Anchorage and Fairbanks, and with them most military and political figures who could have taken control of the state. No contact was made with the mainland and remaining leaders were not sure how to proceed. However, help came from an unlikely benefactor in late April of 1984 - the remnants of the Soviet government, still surviving in Siberia, which would later be known as the Union of Sovereign Socialist Republics. Heated arguments erupted whether accepting help from them would be right, since no contact with any remnant of the United States was initiated. The debate proceeded on into late Fall until finally, seeing another winter approachin
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| - Unalakleet, Hooper Bay, Kwigillingok, Gambell
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| CoA
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| Name
| - Автономная территория Аляска
- The Alaskan Autonomous Territory
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| - several indigenous languages
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| - Seward Peninsula, Baldwin Peninsula, St.Lawrence Island, Aleutian Islands
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| Flag
| - Flag of the Alaskan Autonomous Territory .png
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| abstract
| - After Doomsday, the situation in Alaska was desperate. The nuclear bombs destroyed most of Alaska's military installations and larger cities, such as Anchorage and Fairbanks, and with them most military and political figures who could have taken control of the state. No contact was made with the mainland and remaining leaders were not sure how to proceed. However, help came from an unlikely benefactor in late April of 1984 - the remnants of the Soviet government, still surviving in Siberia, which would later be known as the Union of Sovereign Socialist Republics. Heated arguments erupted whether accepting help from them would be right, since no contact with any remnant of the United States was initiated. The debate proceeded on into late Fall until finally, seeing another winter approaching, Alaskans living on the coast surrounding the Bering Strait accepted aid. These parts of Alaska benefited greatly from this help and many Siberian nationals were sent to Alaska, some even deciding to stay, further strengthening ties between them. The rest of Alaska regarded those who accepted aid as traitors and ostracized them.
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