War may be escalating in the streets of New York, but Berlin was safer than ever. And before Bruno realized it two more years had passed. It was now 1924, and it had been eight years since the Great War had come to an end in this life.
France had just begun to recover. Four years after the National Restoration Government was declared under Pétain's dictatorship, the nation had begun the process of reconstruction. Cruel as it may be, civilization was finally restored to the lands of west of the Rhine.
Meanwhile, Britain had long since stopped reeling from the injuries inflicted upon it during the Great War. King Charles may have dissolved parliament for a time to restore order to the nation. But the British Empire found a way to become an adversary of the Reich once more.
