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  1. Buba

    ISOT What if Japan's Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere was 'overwritten' on Oct 25, 1942, by the 1842 version of itself?

    Salazar was quite obsessed about the Ultramar and he is likely to make a move on Tomer Leste after war. Plus a few islands which the Governor of Timor sold to the Dutch in mid XIXth century :) Franco? He may extend protection to the Phillippines. Of course, this is not in a vacuum - the war...
  2. Buba

    ISOT What if Japan's Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere was 'overwritten' on Oct 25, 1942, by the 1842 version of itself?

    I did indulge in hyperbole, innit? :) I meant that the ISOTed territories - although they may reach their production levels and types in a decade or two - will never be exactly what they were in 1942. And to the UTies of 1942 this means that they will never interact with 1942 vintage - plus...
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    ISOT What if Japan's Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere was 'overwritten' on Oct 25, 1942, by the 1842 version of itself?

    BTW - with Burma, FIC, NOI, Thailand, Malaya, Phillippines, Manchukuo, large parts of China gone forever, what are the losses to the world's economy? I've already mentioned natural rubber, but anything else not found in quantity elsewhere? Lack of Burmese rice - and British bungling - led to a...
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    ISOT What if Japan's Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere was 'overwritten' on Oct 25, 1942, by the 1842 version of itself?

    BTW - with NOI and Malaya gone, the shortage of natural rubber lasts beyond the war. Good news for Ceylon and Brazil (?), post war the "emergency" growers expand and/or stabilise? It is possible that the use of natural rubber never returns to pre war levels? BTW2 - here the LL through...
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    ISOT What if Japan's Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere was 'overwritten' on Oct 25, 1942, by the 1842 version of itself?

    The USN is very unhappy - 90% of ongoing construction should be cancelled and scrapped. All those battleships and carriers ...
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