The document outlines key historical events from 1933 to 1938, focusing on the rise of totalitarian regimes in Germany, the Soviet Union, and Spain, and their implications. Hitler transforms Germany's constitution and escalates the persecution of Jews, while Stalin's policies and Trotsky's opposition intensify in the USSR. Additionally, military conflicts expand in Asia and South America, leading to significant geopolitical changes in Europe and beyond.

1. Axis vs Allies: Reborn
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2. 1933.5
• President von Hindenburg of Germany dies of natural
causes, allowing Hitler to become the head of state and
government of Germany. Hitler begins to recreate the
German Constitution to fit his own needs. He also
begins to round up political opponents. Also, realizing
the value of Jewish scientists, the Nazis begin rounding
up scientists such as Albert Einstein, Edward Teller, etc.
• In the Soviet Union, Iosef Stalin is convinced by
Mikhail Kalini to end collectivism and the Five Year
Plan.
• Francisco Franco rises to power as head of the
revolutionaries in Spain.

3. 1934
• Hitler continues excessive amendments to the
Constitution to grant himself more power in Germany.
The Nazis begin to take over the German police,
military, and political power. Meanwhile, Kristallnacht
(Night of Long Knives) takes place.
• In India, the Free Indian Army begins to march against
the British, demanding independence.
• The Holodomor slows down in the Soviet Union. It is
estimated almost 2 million people have died. The
Second Five Year Plan begins. Trotsky continues to
grow as a major power in Soviet politics.

4. 1934.5
• The Export Control Act is passed in the United States,
restricting oil, iron, and steel exports to Japan.
• Persecution of the Jews goes into full swing in Germany.
Hitler has the support of most of the population. Rearmament
also continues in Germany.
• The Second Five Year Plan continues in full swing in the
Soviet Union. Stalin, who is blind to the rising Trotskyism,
turns his attention outside and begins to assist Sheng Shicai in
Xinjiang in the hopes of setting up a Chinese puppet.
• In Argentina, plans are made for a unified South America
under the Confederation of Latin America (CoLA)
• In Ethiopia, the military begins to be built up in case of
European colonization.
• Japan begins the invasion of Manchuria.

5. 1935
• In the United States, the embargo against Japan
continues as their military experts believe it will bring
Japan’s military to a crashing halt.
• A Fascist uprising begins in France.
• Extreme rearmament continues in Germany. Military
spending is increased by 34% while many young men
are drafted into the Wehrmacht. The Kerigsmarine and
the Luftwaffe are built up as well; especially the
Luftwaffe, since air superiority is critical in Blitzkreig.

6. 1935.5
• In Japan, the war against China continues. More and
more military personnel are sent to the front. The secret
police continues to hunt down Communists.
• An alliance is signed between Mexico and Argentina as
Mexico joins the Confederation of Latin America.

7. 1936
• In Australia, military development continues as
Australia gears up for a possible war.
• In the Soviet Union, industry continues to flourish as the
Second Five Year Plan continues forward. Meanwhile,
Trotsky returns to Russia under the name of Ivan
Fedorovich Ulyanov and begins to plot an uprising
against Stalin.

8. 1936.5
• In Japan, the military continues to clash against the
Chinese, taking much of the Chinese East Coast as well
as Taiwan.
• In the United States, the Hoover Dam is completed.
Meanwhile, the Export Act continues to restrict military
supplies to the Japanese. The Lend-Lease program
begins to send military supplies to the Chinese.
• In Spain, the anti-Fascists barely get reelected to the
presidency. The Fascists continue to clash with the
Republicans.

9. 1937
• In Australia, the military continues to be improved as
well as the industry.
• The Japanese continue to push into China with over 2
million troops.
• In India, the Free Indian Army continues their
harassment of British forces there, taking Mumbai and
the seat of power.

10. 1937.5
• The Australian military stretches its muscles as it
invades East Timor. After “searching for dangerous war
materials,” the force withdraws and apologizes to
Portugal.
• The Japanese fruitlessly try to create conflict between
the Australians and Portuguese.
• Trotsky begins to stage some anti-Stalin activities in the
Soviet Union.
• Enrico Fermi flees to Sweden where he can experiment
freely away from the oppression of Mussolini.
Meanwhile, a terrorist attack takes out the Swedish
parliament, causing a new party to rise: The Nationalist-
Socialist-Liberals.

11. 1938
• Australia continues building up their military and
industry.
• The Mexican government is overthrown and a Fascist
takes the throne. An Emperor is installed.
• Germany peacefully merges with Austria in an
anschluss. They make plans to “merge” with
Czechoslovakia.

12. 1938.5
• Sweden continues military expansion. The Nationalist-
Socialists pass the Four Year Vitalization Plan, which is
similar to the Nazi Four Year Plan.
• An assassination attempt on Francis Franco fails. Franco
launches the Spanish Civil War, using the military to
take over much of the government.
• After no response from either the British or the French,
German troops march into Czechoslovakia, taking over
Sudetenland. The rest of Czechoslovakia falls shortly.
• In reaction to the German invasion of Czechoslovakia,
the United Kingdom and France declares war on
Germany.

13. Map- 1938.5
• Germany has taken over Austria and
Czechoslovakia
•Japan has taken over much of Eastern China
•Ethiopia has invaded Somalia.