DBRP: 70 Years since the British Surrender

Yes, and I could argue that the massacre in Harbin by the Imperial Japanese Army was not far behind in heinousness, if not in scale as it led to the Chinese being very enraged at the Japanese due to the massacre of 200,000 civilians, producing the opposite result to what the IJA intended and leading to public opinion in Russia, Germany, and America to shift from neutral but leaning pro-Chinese to extremely pro-Chinese. Also, in WW2, what do you think was the greatest military disaster inflicted by the Sorelians on the Allies?

The Norwegians were only able to hold the area around Narvik and only thanks to Finnish troops supplied by the Russians who held off the British but at a heavy cost with some battalions loosing 90% of their men. And also, what do you think was the greatest naval battle of WW2? Was it the battle of the Norwegian Sea in October 1945, when a Russian fleet, assisted by an American force which was sent to the North Atlantic after Yamamoto's coup overthrew the Sorelian regime there, destroyed the last remaining British Fleet with only 2 of the 9 Battleships, 1 of the 6 Aircraft Carriers, 1 of the 10 Heavy Cruisers, 6 of the 16 Light Cruisers, and 19 of the 46 Destroyers making it back to Scapa Flow?

Yes, the Imperial French Navy, by the time it surrendered to the Allies, had only one Battlecruiser (Dunkeresque), three light cruisers (Gloire, Emile Bertin, and Pluton) and about twenty or so destroyers in good condition and aside from a few destroyers at La Rochelle, all of them were at Lorient, showing how bad the French navy's Mediterranean Fleet's devastation was as the remaining warships of the Meditterranean Fleet (two light cruisers, one obsolete battleship, and a dozen destroyers) were scuttled when the MSU took Toulon on November 1944. Also, what do you think was the best tank of WW2? I'd go with the Panther III as even though it only saw action during the Fall of France, the Panther III was very well-armed and well-armored but was quite fast as well.

Well, the Panthers were arguably the worlds' first MBTs as the Panthers combined speed, firepower, and armor in a single tank and the Panther III (OOC: OTL E-50) was a great tank and it usually took up to six Char G1R/17lb tanks or four Comet Tanks to destroy a single Panther III. Also, did you watch the ceremony where British Prime Minister Nick Clegg, Russian Prime Minister Dmitri Medvevev, German Emperor Frederick II Hohenzollern, Chinese Foreign Minister Liu Xiaobo (in lieu of the Prime Minister, who is busy conducting China's war against terrorists), US President Lincoln Chafee, and United Commonwealth Prime Minister Rahul Gandhi all laid wreaths on the site of Ground Zero in Cardiff at the spire which marks said site?

I'm sure that she probably had problems back home in Scotland and I hope that the Chinese government quickly deals with the terrorist forces which perpetrated the 6/10 attacks in Shanghai which left 696 people dead and 2,400 wounded including 375 people in a concert but fortunately, Christina Grimmie (OOC: Sorry, can't resist), Katy Perry, and Psy all made it out alive but Jessie J didn't make it out alive and 186 people in the Shanghai International Shopping Mall, where a car bomb was detonated just outside the building with the terrorist group "Asian People's Army" claiming responsibility for said attack. Also, what do you think of the Silent Conflict between the "Third International" of the Mediterranean Socialist Union, the Anatolian Workers Republic, the People's Republic of South Africa, the Democratic Republic of Argentina, and the Workers Republic of Indonesia against the Union of Free Nations of Russia, China, Germany, America, and the United Commonwealth and their allies slowly petering out as the Communist regimes (with the exception of South Africa) liberalizing?

Yes, we saw some war scares like the Straits crisis where both the Kingdom of Greece and the Anatolian Workers Republic tried to annex the Free City of Constantinople in the 1960s and the Russians threatened to invade the Anatolian Workers' Republic if they didn't accept a referendum on Constantinople's future which the LoN passed in a resolution on October 11, 1967, where the six members of the LoN security council (Russia, China, the UC, Germany, America, and the MSU) all voted for the resolution calling for a referendum and on February 1, 1968, Constantinople votes 44% to remain a "Free City" with 36% voting to become part of Greece and 20% voting to join the AWR. Also, how is 6/10 going to affect the US Presidential Elections and the Chinese elections as they take place later this year? Could we see the Republicans and the Kuomintang both win under platforms about combating terror?