The Comintern

The Comintern is an alliance in Sim III - The boys are back in town.

The Comintern originally was set up between the USSR and the Mongolian People's Republic. In order the next nations followed:

Poland, Later to be known as German Eastern Europe.

Turkey, later to be known as the Ottoman Empire.

Japan, later to be known as the Japanese Empire.

Iran, Later to be known as Persian Gulf.

Bolivia, Later known as the Incan Empire. (Left)

Cuba (Left)

Socialist State of Central Asia, first known as Western China.

Diplomatic ties in past and present.
The Comintern-American Schism.

In the years following the Franco-Polish War, the world got formed into 2 blocks. An anti-CMT alliance formed with South-East-Asia, Western Europe and the Americans opposing the largely neutral Comintern. The members of the Comintern were well aware of this plot against them, yet largely ignored this. Some members decided not to fight in the Franco-Polish war because this would have given the alliance a Casus Belli to fight the Comintern.

The Comintern-Asean Cooperationpact.

When China and The USSR had a few long talks, the emperor of China saw that the Comintern is a peaceful alliance, and that peace can only be achieved by exiling the Americans back to their islands.

After a big peacedeal, ceding Beijing back to China and economically helping out nations like Thailand, the deal was set. The CMT-Asean Pact was established. A loose federation of the two alliances. Working together on achieving shared goals. Like F.E. protecting the Eurasian continent.

CMT - Conquest by Diplomacy.
The Comintern recently came up with their own tactics of expanding influence. The Comintern is a defensive alliance but members do not tolerate the destruction of an ally, if an ally is almost defeated, the Comintern will jump into action.

The Comintern is a peacefull alliance and condems war and colonialism. We want to spread the ideas of the revolution through diplomacy. A lot of nations in the Comintern follow their own Communist-inspired ideologies, but all of the countries hold on to the core principles of Equality, Freedom, Prosperity.