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Lists of Heads of Government and Heads of State

Its just occured to me theres the Netherlands' Asian posessions and Germany (who might still have theirs) Plus one would imagine Germany got Indochina?

Yes. Bringing the Netherlands into the German sphere of influence was a Septemberprogramm goal, so yeah.

I'll be frank, I'm less sure about Indochina - I considered that it would likely stay a French colony, eventually transforming into an independent "Indochinese Union" following anti-Conseil mutinies, or become a German protectorate of sorts.
 
GEORGE-GEORGISM
1885-1893 Grover Cleveland (Democratic)
1893-1896 John G. Carlisle^ (Democratic)
1896-1897 Richard P. Bland (Democratic)
1897-1905 Leonidas L. Polk (People’s)
1905-1908 Henry George* (People’s)
1908-1909 Thomas E. Watson (People’s)
1909-1913 Theodore Roosevelt (Republican)
1913-1917 Eugene V. Debs (Socialist/People's)
1917-1925 Newton D. Baker (People’s)
1925-1933 Fiorello La Guardia (People’s)
1933-1975 George de Valero* (People’s)
1975-1977 Harold Hughes (People’s)
1977-1981 Edwin Edwards (People’s)
1981-1989 Frances Farenthold (People’s)
1989-1997 Edwin Edwards (People’s-Edwardsian)
1997-2001 George Long (People’s-Edwardsian)
2001-2009 Lisa Halaby (People’s)
2009-2013 Edwin Edwards (People’s)
2013-2017 Daniel Mongiardo (People’s)
2017-prsnt Charles Barkley (People’s)

Cleveland is re-elected in 1888, the Democrats win again in 1892 under the gold standard. The panic of 1893 spirals into a depression, leading to a long series of strikes across the nation that is met with increasingly brutal methods from the government, culminating in a declaration of martial law. President Carlisle is assassinated and his vice president takes over and tries to make peace, but it's too late. The explosive labor movement comes to power waving the banner of the Populist Party, seizing control of the presidency, house, and many state and municipal governments. After the Democrats and Republicans ally in the Senate to block reform legislation, the Populists eventually force an earlier version of the 17th amendment, allowing for direct election of senators. The Populists pass lots of laws to protect labor and farmers. After Polk leaves office, highly popular New York Mayor Henry George becomes president and his Georgism becomes the defining ideology of the party. This drives away many of the socialists. After George dies in office, his vice president loses a split election due to the socialists. The dying Democratic establishment throws their lot in with blustering Republican filibusterer Theodore Roosevelt, who comes in to save business and start a war. His war is unpopular and he gets booted out by Eugene Debs, the most anti-war candidate. However, socialism has taken a back seat to Georgism, especially after the failures of the European socialists, so the mainline Populists come back with Baker. After that it's eternal Georgism with George de Valeroan characteristics.

De Valero is president for 42 years, but the second half of his presidency is dominated by Vice President and Secretary of State Lyndon Johnson until his death. Post-Johnson, everyone in the country scrambles to prepare for de Valero's impending death. The party bosses steer mild-mannered, honest Harold Hughes into the vice presidency, thinking he'll be easy to manipulate and/or depose after de Valero’s demise. The second option becomes the most likely once they realize he has no intention of playing ball with the crooks too comfortable in their high offices. They abandon him, weakening his control over the party apparatus and many wings of government. Much to their chagrin, this weakness is taken advantage of by the mad lad Edwin Edwards, who consolidates the local delegates from across the country and defeats party man George Bush to become president. Edwards soon realizes the massive bureaucracy of the government was controlled only by the sheer willpower of Lyndon Johnson and he has absolutely no way to gain control over it. The party bosses and administrators who consolidated their power in the long eon of de Valero now have completely unchecked ambition with their master out of the picture. They will stonewall Edwards just as they did Hughes and think they can wait a few more years to get their man, the one whom they will command, not be commanded by.

Furthermore, the declining popularity pure Georgism in the party means Edwards is unable to rely on the hardliners and the congressional party fractures as new variant ideologies emerge and middle-talent theorists attempt to supplant the great leaders. All of this coincides with a worldwide depression caused by the Chinese Revolution. Edwards gets bounced after just one term in office and the Texas Mafia (with the help of the actual Mafia) vaults Sissy Farenthold into the white house. Farenthold presides over the period of "de-Georgification", easing up on The Tax, and shocking the nation by increasing other taxes. This rankles a lot of feathers both in the political world and the general public. Moderate economic recovery earns Farenthold a second term, but soon enough the people decide they have had enough and want the old ways back, noticing sharp increases in the price of just about everything, cultural strife caused by conservative reaction, and an increasingly destabilized international outlook. Edwards cozies up to the union bosses who are rankled by murmurs of weakening labor power and market deregulation and they help him get back to the big house.

After a year of failing to wrangle the party, Edwards and his supporters form an alliance with the Socialists and re-orient around more socialist policies. Edwards delivers the so-called “Third Revolution”. Edwards retires after two successful terms in office and is succeeded by his hand-picked protégé, George Long, grandson of the only man who ever seriously challenged de Valero for the post. Long reconciles the two wings of the party and maintains the peace and stability introduced by Edwards. He is succeeded by consensus pick Lisa Halaby, daughter of long time party man and Johnson acolyte Najeeb Halaby. Edwards returns for another term in his old age due to the inability of the party to pick a new leader from among the many young hotshots who fancy themselves a new Edwards or de Valero. However, his time in office shows that Vice President Mongiardo is clearly calling the shots, and Mongiardo takes over in the next term. However, he is booted after one term in office by a coalition of those who fear the rise of another leader-for-life.

With Edwin Edwards now dead and the presidency held by a man who had no allegiance to either wing of the party before entering office, the internecine war is over, even though the old wounds remain. President Barkley rises above the political squabbling as a unifying figure. America is the undisputed power in the world and head of the global Georgist-socialist bloc. Although the Three Empires are nominally opposed to America due to self-interest, they are still subject to the winds of change, which occasionally blow them in the Georgist direction anyway.
 
Many people in America in 1960, were curious could the g.o.p hold the white house for another 4 year's?

Walter Cronkite; reports of the winner of the west Virginia primary between senator Kennedy And Hubert Humphrey have just came in Senator Humphrey has
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just won west Virginia, by a very slim margin of victory over senator Kennedy.
Humphrey 54% Kennedy 33%

That will Give give the republican's another 4 years , An Ex pharmacist against a sitting vice president. Robert Kennedy told his brother in law Stephen Smith. Many people believed senator Humphrey could not defeat Vice President Nixon in 1960, however Humphrey did well in the first ever presidential debates, many people listening to the debates on the radio believed Humphrey did better then Nixon, on the other hand viewers watching the debates on t.v. believed vice president Nixon was the winner of the debates.

Am very happy to be your choice for president of the united states, senator Humphrey of Minnesota says at the 1960 democratic nomination as he

accepts his nomination.as the democrats rival against vice president Richard Nixon.


to Balance the ticket Humphrey Missouri Governor Stuart Symthinton Johnson to be his running mate.



1960:Hubert Horatio Humphrey Democratic Stuart Symthinton
Defeated Richard Milhouse Nixon Republican Barry Goldwater

1964:Hubert Horatio Humphrey Democratic Stuart Symthinton

Defeated Nelson Rockefeller Republican William Scranton
 
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So @Meppo President’s list inspired me again and this time we have a Greece that both has less coups than OTL but was somehow worse for a while...(questions always appreciated).

Kings of the Kingdom of Greece:
1913-1930: Constantine the I of the Hellenes, Glücksburg †
1930-1932: Alexander the I of of the Hellenes, Glücksburg †


Prince Reagent of the Kingdom of Greece:
1932: George of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg (Exiled)

President of the Second Hellenic Republic:
1932-1936: Andreas Michalakopoulos (Independent)

1932 def: Avraam Eliezer Benaroya (Socialist Workers Federation), Georgios Grivas (Force of Greek Sovereignty)
1936-: Sofoklis Venizelos (National Democratic Front)
1936 def: Pandelis Pouliopoulos (Socialist Workers Federation), Georgios Grivas (Force of Greek Sovereignty), Napoleon Zervas (Centre Union)

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Prime Ministers of the Kingdom of Greece:
1915: Dimitrios Gounaris (‘Japanese Group’)
1915-1916: Stefanos Skouloudis (Nationalists)
1916-1920: Dimitrios Gounaris (People’s Party)

1916 (Majority) def: Scattered Opposition
1920-1922: Nikolaos Stratos (United Liberal)
1920 (Majority) def: Dimitrios Gounaris (People’s Party), Alexandros Papanastasiou (Democratic Centre)
1922-1924: Dimitrios Gounaris (People’s Party)
1922 (Majority) def: Nikolaos Stratos (United Liberal), Alexandros Papanastasiou (Democratic Centre)
1924-1930: Panagis Tsaldaris (People’s Party)
1927 (Majority) def: Themistoklis Sofoulis (Democratic Liberal)
1930-1932: Konstantinos Kotzias (People’s Party)†
1931 (Majority) def: Themistoklis Sofoulis (National Democrats), Georgios Grivas (Force of Greek Sovereignty)
1932: Ioannis Metaxas (Independent)
1932: Anastasios Papoulas (‘Venizelist’ leading Military Government)


Prime Ministers of the Provisional Government of National Defence:
1916: Eleftherios Venizelos (Liberal)†

1916-1917: Pavlos Kountouriotis (Military)†
1917-: Emmanouil Zymvrakakis (Military)
1917: Provisional Government of National Defence Surrenders to Constantine I forces.

Prime Ministers of the Second Hellenic Republic:
1932: Anastasios Papoulas (‘Venizelist’ leading Military Government)
1932: Sofoklis Venizelos (National Democratic Front leading Civilian Government)
1932-: Georgios Papandreou (National Democratic Front)

1932 (Majority) def: Stefanos Sarafis (Democratic Left), Pandelis Pouliopoulos (Socialist Workers Federation), Georgios Grivas (Force of Greek Sovereignty)
1936 (Majority) def: Napoleon Zervas (Centre Union), Pandelis Pouliopoulos (Socialist Workers Federation), Stefanos Sarafis (Democratic Left), Georgios Grivas (Force of Greek Sovereignty)


1916-1917: Greek Civil War

Pro Entente Provisional Government of National Defence vs. Pro-Neutrality/Central Powers Royalist Forces

1917: Royalist Victory, Venizelism proscribed, King and Royalist forces gain increased control of Greece.

1930-1932: ‘The Red Years’
Pro-Venizelist/Liberal Democracy/Socialist/Trade Union and National Conservative forces vs. Pro-Royal, Pro-Mextas, Pro-German, Pro-Central Powers forces

1932: Anti-Royalist General Strike, Venizelist Military Coup and Exile of Prince Reagent George of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg. Establish of Second Hellenic Republic and Universal Suffrage.

It’s 1936 and Georgios Papandreou has won his second Majority and now having moved the large adult son that is Sofoklis Venizelos away from the cabinet where is constant plots and schemes drag the Government’s attempts to implement Social Liberal policies.

Papanderou is the popular Prime Minister who’s ability to appease a diverse coalition of forces in Greece ranging from Radical Left Trade Unions to National Conservative Paramilitaries is impressive and is combination of public work schemes, rearmament and setting himself firmly in bed with the Concord appeals to the Greek population as a whole.

As the Ottoman Empire continues to wobble and threaten to shatter at any moment (only kept going by German Soldiers and Gold), Papanderou is prepared to support invasion of Anatolia to reclaim lands long lost to the Greeks and with his coalition of supporters prepared to march with him in battling the Central Powers and finally bring about the unsung dreams of Eleftherios Venizelos once and for all...
 
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Former Presidents Biden and Gore meet with President Kerry at the latter's second inauguration, 2021

1981-1989: Ronald Reagan (Republican)
1980 (with George Bush) def.: Jimmy Carter / Walter Mondale (Democratic); John B. Anderson / Patrick Lucey (Independent)
1984 (with George Bush) def.: Walter Mondale / Geraldine Ferraro (Democratic)
1989-1997: Joe Biden (Democratic)
1988 (with Mickey Leland) def.: George Bush / Dan Quayle (Republican)
1992 (with Mickey Leland) def.: Bob Dole / Dick Thornburgh (Republican)
1997-2005: Jack Kemp (Republican)
1996 (with Nancy Kassebaum) def.: Mickey Leland / Jim Hunt (Democratic)
2000 (with Nancy Kassebaum) def.: Jay Rockefeller / Gary Locke (Democratic)
2005-2013: Al Gore (Democratic)
2004 (with Charles Rangel) def.: John McCain / Fred Thompson (Republican)
2008 (with John Kerry) def.: Jeb Bush / Gary Johnson (Republican)
2013-2017: Rick Perry (Republican)
2012 (with Chuck Hagel) def.: John Kerry / Hilda Solis (Democratic); Michael Bloomberg / Stanley McChrystal (Independent)
2017-0000: John Kerry (Democratic)
2016 (with Tammy Baldwin) def.: Rick Perry / Chuck Hagel (Republican)
2020 (with Tammy Baldwin) def.: Rand Paul / Chris Sununu (Republican)
 
Very self-indulgent, but reading about his more Saakashvili-style antics led me to want to do this - especially as Wiki had already collated much of it

Electoral History/Political Career of Harold Stassen (OTL):
1930: District Attorney, Dakota County, MN
1930 def Alfred Joyce (inc)
1938: Republican nominee for Governor of Minnesota
1938-1943: Governor of Minnesota
1938 def: Elmer Austin Benson (Farmer-Labour, inc.), Thomas F. Gallagher (Democratic), John William Castle (Industrial)
1940 def: Hjalmar Petersen (Farmer-Labour), Edward Murphy (Democratic), John William Castle (Industrial)
1942 def: Hjalmar Petersen (Farmer-Labour), John D. Sullivan (Democratic), Martin Mackie (Communist), Harris A. Brandborg (Industrial Government)

1943-1945: Resigned as Governor to serve in the US Navy
1944: Candidate for the Republican nomination for President of the United States
1944 primary vote (no majority): Douglas MacArthur, Earl Warren, John W. Bricker, Thomas E. Dewey, W. Chapman Revercomb, Harold Stassen, Riley A. Bender, Charles A. Christopherson, Wendell Willkie, Joe H. Bottum, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Edward Martin, Everett Dirksen, etc.
1944 convention vote:
Thomas E. Dewey
1945: Delegate at the San Francisco Conference that established the United Nations
1948-1953: President of the University of Pennsylvania
1948: Candidate for the Republican nomination for President of the United States
1948 primary vote (no majority): Earl Warren, Harold Stassen, Robert A. Taft, Thomas E. Dewey, Riley A. Bender, Douglas MacArthur, Leverett Saltonstall, Herbert E. Hitchcock, Edward Martin, Arthur H. Vandenberg, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Harry S. Truman, Henry A. Wallace, Joseph W. Martin, Alfred Eastlack Driscoll, etc.
1948 convention vote: Thomas E. Dewey def. Robert A. Taft, Harold Stassen, Arthur H. Vandenberg, Earl Warren, Dwight Herbert Green, Alfred Eastlack Driscoll, Raymond E. Baldwin, Joseph W. Martin, Carroll Reece, Douglas MacArthur, Everett Dirksen

1952: Candidate for the Republican nomination for President of the United States
1952 primary vote (no majority): Robert A. Taft, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Earl Warren, Harold Stassen, Thomas H. Werdel, George T. Mickelson, Douglas MacArthur, Grant A. Ritter, Edward C. Slettedahl, Riley A. Bender, Mary E. Kenny, Wayne L. Morse, Perry J. Stearns, William R. Schneider
1952 convention vote: Dwight D. Eisenhower def. Robert A. Taft, Earl Warren, Harold Stassen, Douglas MacArthur

1953-1955: Director, Foreign Operations Administration
1958: Candidate for the Republican nomination for Governor of Pennsylvania
1958: Arthur T. McGonigle def. Harold Stassen, William S. Livengood
1959: Republican nominee for Mayor of Philadelphia
1959: Richardson Dilworth (Democratic, inc.) def. Harold Stassen (Republican), George S. Taylor (Socialist Labor)
1964: Candidate for the Republican nomination for President of the United States
1964 primaries (no majority): Barry Goldwater, Nelson Rochefeller, James A. Rhodes, Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., John W. Byrnes, William Scranton, Margaret Chase Smith, Richard Nixon, Harold Stassen
1964 convention vote: Barry Goldwater def. William Scranton, Margaret Chase Smith, Nelson Rockefeller, Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.

1966: Candidate for the Republican nomination for Governor of Pennsylvania
1966: Raymond P. Shafer def. Harold Stassen, George J. Brett
1968: Candidate for the Republican nomination for President of the United States
1968 primaries (no majority): Ronald Reagan, Richard Nixon, James A. Rhodes, Nelson Rockefeller, Eugene McCarthy, Harold Stassen, John A. Volpe
1968 convention vote: Richard Nixon def. Nelson Rockefeller, Ronald Reagan, James A. Rhodes, George Romney, Clifford Case, Frank Carlson, Winthrop Rockefeller, Hiram Fong, Harold Stassen, John V. Lindsay

1978: Candidate for the Republican nomination for United States Senator from Minnesota
1978: Rudy Boschwitz def. Harold Stassen
1980: Candidate for the Republican nomination for President of the United States
1980 primaries: Ronald Reagan def. George H. W. Bush, John B. Anderson, Howard Baker, Phil Crane, John B. Connally, Ben Fernandez, Harold Stassen, Gerald Ford, Bob Dole
1984: Candidate for the Republican nomination for President of the United States
1984 primaries: Ronald Reagan (inc.) def. Harold Stassen
1986: Republican nominee for Minnesota's 4th congressional district
1986: Bruce F. Vento (Democratic-Farmer-Labour, inc.) def. Harold Stassen
1988: Candidate for the Republican nomination for President of the United States
1988 primaries: George H. W. Bush def. Bob Dole, Pat Robertson, Jack Kemp, Pete DuPont, Alexander M. Haig, Harold Stassen
1992: Candidate for the Republican nomination for President of the United States
1992 primaries: George H. W. Bush (inc.) def. Pat Buchanan, David Duke, Ross Perot, Pat Paulsen, Maurice Horton, Harold Stassen
1994: Candidate for the Republican nomination for United States Senator from Minnesota
1994: Rod Grams def. Joanell M. Dyrstad, Harold Stassen, John J. Zeleniak
2001: Passes away
 
a belated halloween list, and quite a lazy one, as i cover an old scenario from the other place

i have altered the POD from one involving grossdeutschland to one with a delayed opening of ww1 and the oncoming political crisis in britain doesnt get averted

Under the Aegis of the White Wyrm

1908-1915: H.H. Asquith (Liberal)
1910 (Minority, w. IPP c&s) def. Arthur Balfour (Conservative & Liberal Unionist), John Redmond (Irish Parliamentary), Arthur Henderson (Labour), William O'Brien (All-for-Ireland)
1910 (Minority, w. IPP c&s) def. Arthur Balfour (Conservative & Liberal Unionist), John Redmond (Irish Parliamentary), George Barnes (Labour), William O'Brien (All-for-Ireland)
1914 Emergency Government declared; Beginning of the British Civil Conflict

1915-1915: Herbert Kitchener, 1st Earl Kitchener (Nonpartisan/Military leading Emergency Government)
1915 Military coup; End of the British Civil Conflict
1915-1923: Andrew Bonar Law (National Unionist)
1915 (Majority) def. Winston Churchill (Liberal)
1917 Entry into the Anti-Spartakist War
1920 Entry into the Second Crimean War

1923-1927: George Curzon, 1st Marquess Curzon of Kedleston (National Unionist)
1925 (Majority) def. Winston Churchill (Liberal), Sir Edward Carson (Independent 'Democratic' Unionist)
1927 End of British involvement in the wars in Europe

1927-1931: Winston Churchill (Liberal)
1927 (Coalition w. UDP) def. Austen Chamberlain (United Democrat), George Curzon, 1st Marquess Curzon of Kedleston (National Unionist)
1929 (Coalition w. UDP) def. Sean T. O'Kelly (Sinn Fein), Austen Chamberlain (United Democrat), Joe Vaughan (Socialist), Henry Page Croft (National Unionist)

1931-1933: Leslie Hore-Belisha (Liberal-United Democrat coalition)
1933-1935: Austen Chamberlain (United Democrat)
1933 ('Government of All The Talents' w. Liberals & NUP) def. Leslie Hore-Belisha (Liberal), Jim Larkin (Socialist), Henry Page Croft (National Unionist), Eoin O'Duffy (Sinn Fein)
1935-1936: Isaac Foot (Liberal leading Caretaker Government with Socialist and Sinn Fein support)
1935 British General Strike
1936-1942: H.T. Muggeridge (Socialist)
1936 (Majority) def. Isaac Foot (Liberal), Eoin O'Duffy (Sinn Fein), Noel Pemberton Billing (National Unionist), Duff Cooper (United Democrat)
1937 Passage of the Enabling Act

1942-1945: J.F. Horabin (Socialist)
1944 (Majority) def. Anthony Eden (Liberal & Democratic Union)
1945-1955: Jack Gaster (Socialist)
1948 (Majority) def. Oliver Stanley (Liberal & Democratic Union)
1952 (Majority) def. Oliver Stanley (Liberal & Democratic Union), Oswald Mosley (Anti-Socialist)

1955-1972: Malcolm Muggeridge (Socialist)
1956 (Majority) [disputed] def. Bob Boothby (Liberal & Democratic Union), Oswald Mosley (Anti-Socialist)
1960 (Majority) def. Oswald Mosley (Anti-Socialist), Harold Macmillan [replacing Bob Boothby] (Liberal & Democratic Union), Phil Piratin (Independent 'No Mugg' Socialist)
1964 (Majority) def. Colin Jordan (British Movement), Max Levitas (35 Group), Harold Macmillan (Liberal & Democratic Union), J.R.R. Tolkien (Aenglisc)
1968 (Majority) def. Colin Jordan (British Movement), vacant [replacing Vidal Sassoon] (35 Group), vacant [replacing J.R.R. Tolkien] (Aenglisc), Mark Bonham-Carter (Liberal & Democratic Union)

1972-1972: Michael Pollock (Nonpartisan/Military leading Emergency Government)
1972 Three Day War; Emergency Government declared
1972-0000: Oswald Mosley (British Movement leading Emergency Government with Aenglisc support)
1972 Military cedes authority
1972 Palace coup;
Aenglisc groups including White Wyrm organisation seize de facto control
 
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Just to clarify, what state do you reside in?

i'm a wisconsite so all of our politicians names sound like either extremely boring new york technocrat copy and pastes (evers, baldwin, johnson, moore, so on) or badass comic book names (barnes, dimitrijevic, stieli, etc.)

"gaylord nelson" is a classic
 
i'm a wisconsite so all of our politicians names sound like either extremely boring new york technocrat copy and pastes (evers, baldwin, johnson, moore, so on) or badass comic book names (barnes, dimitrijevic, stieli, etc.)

"gaylord nelson" is a classic

you guys have a fellow named Shandowlyon Hendricks-Williams and a guy named Reid Ribble
 
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