DBRP: 70 Years since the British Surrender

Yes, the crazy white supremacist-communist regime amazes me with how they manage to reconcile their communism with their white supremacism, I wouldn't be surprised if the author of "No Russian Constitution of 1881" (OOC: Basically OTL) based the "Democratic People's Republic of Korea" off South Africa as the DPRK in his timeline uses a mixture of Korean supremacy, Stalinist Communism (that timeline's analogue to Mussolini was even worse than Mussolini, who is that timeline's founder of alt-Sorelianism), and fanatical nationalism and calls it the Juche ideology.

Yes, and it appears that the Kim dynasty in that world gets worse with each Kim with the latest Kim executing people via 120 dogs and AA guns. Also, what do you think of the Nazi Germany in that world? Is it a bit too far as the Nazis killed the Jews in an industrial scale just because the ideology stated that they should be killed instead of, like the Scots, being killed for being "disloyal"?

In addition, the Holy British Empire and the Third French Empire committed sick colonial atrocities (OOC: basically the Congo Free State playing out in the pre-1914 colonies of Britain and France) with attempts to exterminate Algerians to acquire living space for the French Nation being the most heinous and the closest to that timeline's Final Solution in industrialized scale. Also, what of the three Sorelian powers was the worst of the three?

And the Japanese Empire, while notorious for massacres in China didn't commit any acts of genocide (they were dicks towards the Koreans and tried to Japanize them, but they was no attempt to kill them all akin to what the British tried to do with Scotland and Ireland and the French tried to do in Algeria). So, what do you think was the worst warship of WW2, then?

Yes, and I could argue that the British "Arthur Pendragon" Superbattleship was the worst warship of WW2 as even though it was far larger than either the Japanese Yamato-class, the American Montana class, or the Russian Motherland Class (OOC: OTL Sovietsky Soyuz Battleship) at 86,000 tons, it was sunk by a single torpedo which hit it's keel at it's weakest point, breaking it in half. So, what front of WW2 was the most brutal? Was it the Chinese front for the IJA carried out sick massacres like the ones in Harbin, Mukden, Tianjin, and Qingdao and the Chinese reacted via massacring collaborators?

What do you think of the British Arthur Pendragon superbattleship being such a catastrophe for the British as 1,605 of the 2,564 sailors on the "superbattleship" going down with their ship when a lucky torpedo bomber was able to break the ship in half in the Battle of the Norwegian Sea? Did it prove that the British Sorelianist Regime had little military sense?

Well, the two Yamato class Battleships, the four Montanas, and the the three Motherland-class Battleships along with the Berlin superbattleship (OOC: OTL H-39) all survived the war but were smaller than the Arthur Pendragon. Also, what do you think was more heinous? What Mosley and co did in Scotland and Ireland or what the French triumvirate did in Algeria?