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	'''The Man in the High Brick''' is one of the three main genres on this wiki. It consists out of numerous characters and countries. The Man in the High Brick revolves around a different timeline where the [[German Reich]] successfully wins [[World War II]]. They then denazify their country but keep their old leaders. Swastikas are much less common and are widely replaced by Iron Crosses. They rename the German Reich to [[Germania]], often still referred to as "The Reich", "The German Reich" or "The Germanic Reich". The Empire of Japan is also a successful belligerent in World War II and becomes a rival of Germania. They both settle in North America. The Empire of Japan claims a relatively thin line along the western coast of North America. Germania claims a large portion of the Eastern part of North America.		'''The Man in the High Brick''' is one of the three main genres on this wiki. It consists out of numerous characters and countries. The Man in the High Brick revolves around a different timeline where the [[German Reich]] successfully wins [[World War II]]. They then denazify their country but keep their old leaders. Swastikas are much less common and are widely replaced by Iron Crosses. They rename the German Reich to [[Germania]], often still referred to as "The Reich", "The German Reich" or "The Germanic Reich". The Empire of Japan is also a successful belligerent in World War II and becomes a rival of Germania. They both settle in North America. The Empire of Japan claims a relatively thin line along the western coast of North America. Germania claims a large portion of the Eastern part of North America.

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'''The Man in the High Brick''' is one of the three main genres on this wiki. It consists out of numerous characters and countries. The Man in the High Brick revolves around a different timeline where the [[German Reich]] successfully wins [[World War II]]. They then denazify their country but keep their old leaders. Swastikas are much less common and are widely replaced by Iron Crosses. They rename the German Reich to [[Germania]], often still referred to as "The Reich", "The German Reich" or "The Germanic Reich". The Empire of Japan is also a successful belligerent in World War II and becomes a rival of Germania. They both settle in North America. The Empire of Japan claims a relatively thin line along the western coast of North America. Germania claims a large portion of the Eastern part of North America.

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P1gsel at 16:11, 29 April 2024