Siberia
From Turtledove
Siberia is a large resource rich part of Russia, occupying most of northern Asia.
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[edit] Siberia in Southern Victory
Siberia was threatened by Russia's one-time ally, Japan, immediately after the Second Great War.
[edit] Siberia in Worldwar
Siberia was the site of major fighting during the Race Invasion until the Race was forced to withdraw under the Peace of Cairo. The Race infantrymales that fought there were unaccustomed to Siberia's cold environment. Demoralized after two years of fighting, several infantrymales, led by Ussmak, mutinied. The Soviet government convinced the muntineers to surrender with promises of amnesty, but all were immediately taken prisoner, and held in prison camps in Siberia.
[edit] Siberia in "Les Mortes d'Arthur"
Siberia was the eastern part of the former Soviet Union which rebelled and re-established czarist rule. It remained hostile to the Communist western part renamed Moscow. The two fought several minor wars subsequent to the revolt. Not all dealings were hostile with the athletes of both countries being more or less amiable if not friendly during the Sixty-sixth Winter Games. The athletes' space suits were snowy white with the cross of Saint George on the left shoulder.
[edit] Siberia in The Gladiator
The Soviet Union still used Siberia as a massive prison camp at the end of the 21st century, and kept it well populated.
