The Juneau Pact was a military alliance headed by the United States of America and Russia in competition between the combined forces of the European Defensive Alliance and the Brazilian coalition of nations (the so-called "Brazilian Bloc, though an "alliance" was never officially formed per say). It remains one of the two power blocs still remaining the world, the other one being the European Defensive Alliance.
The history of the Pact stretches to 1946 and the aftermath of the Third Global War, and the falling out between the democracies and Imperial France. This led President George C. Marshall and his Secretary of State Joseph Göbbels to work hard to establish a unified front to Sorelism and dictatorship.
Members[]
Flag | Name | Year Joined | Notes |
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Alyseka | 1949 | Founding Member | |
Australasia | 1964 | ||
Assiniboia | 1949 | Founding Member | |
Balkan Confederacy | 1957 | ||
Chile | 1953 | ||
Colombia | 1978 | Joined with break up of Brazilian bloc | |
Confederate States of America | 1997 | Took the place of the North CSA after the re-unification with South CSA | |
Ethiopia | 1978 | ||
Finland | 1959 | ||
Greece | 1955 | ||
Ireland | 1949 | Founding Member | |
Newfoundland | 1949 | Founding Member | |
Palestine | 1964 | ||
Persia | 1955 | ||
Peru-Bolivian Confederation | 1979 | Joined in aftermath of collapse of Brazilian Bloc | |
Poland | 1954 | ||
Russia | 1949 | Founding Member, de facto co-leader (with United States) | |
Scotland | 1949 | Founding Member | |
South Africa | 1957 | ||
United States of America | 1949 | Founding Member, de facto co-leader (with Russia) |