| − | In 1929, the CSA retreats into isolationism following the [[Wall Street Crash]], but is able to overturn the depression by revitalising its slave trade. The CSA also begins friendly relations with [[Adolf Hitler]] in [[Germany]], but disagrees with Hitler's [[Final Solution]], thinking it to be a waste of potential slave-stock. Instead, the CSA launches an unprovoked attack on the [[Empire of Japan]], claiming that Japanese power endangered the CSA's position in the [[Pacific Ocean]]. By "[[Atomic Bomb|the grace of God]]", the war is quickly brought to a close, with Germano-Japanese defeat (the same outcome as our [[Second World War]]). | + | In 1929, the CSA retreats into isolationism following the Wall Street Crash, but is able to overturn the depression by revitalising its slave trade. The CSA also begins friendly relations with [[Adolf Hitler]] in [[Germany]], but disagrees with Hitler's Final Solution, thinking it to be a waste of potential slave-stock. Instead, the CSA launches an unprovoked attack on the [[Japan]], claiming that Japanese power endangered the CSA's position in the [[Pacific Ocean]]. By "the grace of God" (the Atomic Bomb), the war is quickly brought to a close, with Germano-Japanese defeat (the same outcome as our [[Second World War]]). |