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| - World War III was a global conflict fought between 2028 and 2033. The Allied Axis, consisting of the United States, the EU, China, Russia, and a smattering of smaller nations, fought the Neo-British Imperium, an occupied conglomerate of Asian and African nations administered from the British Isles. The 2016 economic collapse in Britain, initiated by the English joining the Eurozone, caused widespread economic desperation in the nation. A rising Neo-Nationalist movement (the NNIP party) took the nation by storm, intending to resurrect the British Empire and use the taxes and resources from its colonies to rebuild the English economy. Absorbing many nations and nearly a billion people into its Empire, the British started to become a serious global threat. After the Imperialists, led by Henry
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| - World War III was a global conflict fought between 2028 and 2033. The Allied Axis, consisting of the United States, the EU, China, Russia, and a smattering of smaller nations, fought the Neo-British Imperium, an occupied conglomerate of Asian and African nations administered from the British Isles. The 2016 economic collapse in Britain, initiated by the English joining the Eurozone, caused widespread economic desperation in the nation. A rising Neo-Nationalist movement (the NNIP party) took the nation by storm, intending to resurrect the British Empire and use the taxes and resources from its colonies to rebuild the English economy. Absorbing many nations and nearly a billion people into its Empire, the British started to become a serious global threat. After the Imperialists, led by Henry Johnson, invaded India, war was quickly declared. Many nations quickly used their entire economic and industrial might in support of the war effort. ​Eventually, five main theatres opened during the War: the Malaysian Theatre, which involved control of Singapore and South-East Asia; the South Asian Theatre, which involved control of India, Central Asia, Burma, Bangladesh, and Pakistan; the West Asian Theatre, which involved control of Middle Eastern states, particularly Iraq, Jordan, Iran, and Kuwait; the African Theatre, which involved fighting in the Southern and East African colonies of Britain; and the European Theatre, which saw fighting between Britain and the EU. Initially, with the successful invasions of India and France, the excellent suppression of insurgency and the fast development of its colonies, the good defense of Africa, Malaysia, South Asia, and the Middle East, and the poor US leadership under President Harrison, the British were performing well in the war. The change in US leadership to President Baker, the growing colonial insurgency, the successful re-occupation of France by the EU and the fall of British rule in India in 2032 caused the tide of war to change. With the Treaty of London on December 26, 2033, the Neo-British Imperium was dissolved, its colonies occupied by the Allied Axis and the British Isles annexed by the United States. The diplomatic difficulties concerning the allocation of the newly occupied territories led to the Three-Sided Cold War, during which tensions ran high between the US, China, and Russia, until the political collapse of Beijing and Moscow during the 2070s (see ).
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