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The Greeks crave Thrace, which bears the seat of the Byzantine Empire. Ionia and Cyprus are also coveted for their ties to the ancient past.
The Serbians claim Kosovo, their Jerusalem. A land in which numerous churches, monasteries and shrines were created.
Finns lay claim to Karelia, a land which was untouched by the hands of Christendom. It represents a mystic past which maintained the traditions of their ancestors, unsullied by the castles and churches of Swedish Crusades.
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Vinzenz Katzler: Austria with Slav and Magyar nurse, colour lithograph, 1869
The Habsburg Empire, personified by the image of Austria as protector of the Slavs and Magyars, who in turn make their contribution to the well-being of the Empire.
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Boarders:
Boarders are fluid and can change based on conquest or diplomacy.
Boarders are firmly upheld and should ideally change under non-violent circumstances.
Boarders should not exist and it is best that humanity lives under a globalized society.
Gender:
Gender, a divine construct, is synonymous with ones sex at birth. Society should conform to gender roles in order to maintain a stable society.
Gender is a natural construct that is synonymous with ones sex at birth. In order to promote freedom and equality, gender roles should not be stringent and can overlap.
Gender is a social construct that is imposed on humans. In order to promote true freedom among individuals, gender roles should be abolished.
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The text on the right says: Let us unite te East Asian countries and bring each nations' resources to construct an economic zone for mutual prosperity.
Text on the left: Then, India and Australia joined the Conference waking up to the identity of East Asians.
The Empire of Japan had several ideologies
during World War II. One of the most
prominent was the concept of "Hakko Ichiu."
or "the unity of the eight corners of the world
under one roof." This was a belief in the
cultural and political supremacy of the
Japanese people and the idea that Japan had
a divine mission to bring order to Asia and
eventually the world. Another important
ideology was "Shöwa nationalism," which
emphasized loyalty to the emperor and the
need for Japan to establish itself as a major
world power. Both of these ideologies were
used to justify Japan's expansionist policies
and aggression during the war.
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An Ottoman miniature of John Sigismund, lord of Transylvania and Ottoman vassal, bowing before Suleiman the Magnificent, who called him his “beloved son.” Sigismund would controversially convert to Protestantism.
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State of Deseret (Utah)
Kingdom of Hawaii
Republic of Texas
Republic of California
Republic of New England
Republic Cascadia
Dixie Union
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