DBRP:70 years since the nuking of Marseilles

Yes, and he also planned and conducted Operation Bagration, the destruction of most of thr French armies in Northern Germany as well and did you watch the ceremony in Marsailles where the French Prime Minister, Segolene Royal along with Tsarina Ekaterina III and Reichkanzler Sigmar Gabriel commemorated what happened in Marsailles 70 years ago? I think it is a moving ceremony.

Yea, but Crown Princess and future Empress Sophie I was there, and I find French post-war plans for Germany contradictory at times as a faction of the National Front wanted Germany to be broken up into smaller states with a "restored" Kingdom of Prussia as the largest of the German successor states and another faction, which prevailed historically, wanted to form a German Republic controlling Western Germany east of the Rhine and wanted some sort of independent Prussia created in Eastern Germany with borders similar to 1807 except with Hanover and Hamburg being part of this "German Republic". Finally, so, what do you think of the People's Republic of Burma, is it arguably the biggest threat to world peace nowadays?

Yea, the crazy Communist leadership of Burma are arguably the main threat to the world now that the Silent Conflict is slowly petering out with the FWR and the Allies pursuing Detente and India is just waiting for an excuse to invade Burma for the CIA estimates that Burma is backing a total of 13 terrorist groups within the Republic of India (OOC: OTL India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh) along with a Communist insurgency in Indian-aligned Sri Lanka as well. And I have heard that the Chinese Imperial Navy has just commissioned a new Song Jiaoren class Supercarrier to further China's rise as a superpower as well. As for Belgium, well, the Belgian monarchy was supportive of the Fascist movement in Belgium, the Rexists under Leon Degralle, who took over in 1938 in the elections there. And what do you think of the fact Russian Prime Minister Boris Nemtsov was unable to visit the ceremony in Marsailles due to more pressing concerns like the terrorist attack in Saint Petersburg which left 1,670 people dead and 3,146 wounded including the singers performing in the concert in the stadium which the "People's Army for the Liberation of Turkestan" attacked along with other targets in Saint Petersburg?

Yes, I also offer my condolences to the loved ones of those killed in the terrorist attacks including Christina Aguilera and Usher, who were killed in the terrorist attack on the stadium while Christina Grimmie (OOC: A bit ironic considering what just happened to her) and Katy Perry were lucky to make it out with bruises and scratches. And BTW, how is 5/24 going to transform the dynamic of the US Presidential Election with Donald Trump and Carly Fiorina being the nominees for the Democrats and Republicans respectably with the Rand Paul-Gary Johnson Libertarian Ticket as a major spoiler for the election? Could this tip the election in favor of the Republicans? Finally, who do you think was the worse dictator, President-for-life Jacques Doriot of France or General Secretary Oswald Mosley of the Federation of Workers Republics?

Yes, Oswald Mosley may have been a totalitarian dictator, but the people who died during his regime were killed for political reasons or out of "negligence" and he genuinely believed that one cannot make an omelette without breaking eggs while Doriot on the other hand was an anti-Semitic and anti-Basque monster, no wonder a Euskadi Republic was carved out of Spain after the war. And BTW, what do you think was the reason 5/24 was such a catastrophe for Russia and the world? Complacency from Russian intelligence services? The fact the Turkestani Rebels had lots of deep sleeper cells in Russia? Something else? And what do you think was the reason that Katy Perry and Christina Grimmie escaped the attacks with light injuries while Christina Aguilera and Usher were killed in the attack?

Lordroel, well, they are close friends, so I see where the rumors about them being lovers come from and in addition to the concert, the terrorists also targetted a shopping mall as well. BTW, I think China has one advantage over India as China's 1.5 billion people speak roughly similar languages, have loyalty to an ancient Chinese nation, and practice similar religious practices while India's 1.5 billion people speak very diverse languages, had no feelings of unity until the period of the British Raj, and practice many different faiths, so China is probably going to be more stable than India going to the future. Finally, so, is the 5/24 attack going to impact the US elections? Also, did you watch the concert Christina Grimmie and Katy Perry held in Moscow on May 29 after the attacks? I think the concert they held showed that the threat of terrorism isn't going to keep them from doing their gigs and I think the dedications to Christina Aguilera and Usher were able to bring tears to any eyes as well.