The United States of America (U.S.A. or USA) commonly referred to as the United States (U.S. or US) or simply America is a country primarily located in North America. It shares land borders with Canada to its north and with Mexico to its south. The national capital of the United States is Washington D.C..
From 1949 to 1963 following the Axis powers victory in World War II, the country was officially known as the National Socialist States of America, which was occupied as the American Territories by Greater Germen Reich. In 1961, B.J. Blazkowicz and the American Resistance launched the Second American Revolution, and liberated their country from brief Nazi rule, thus rebirthing the United States of America, with it regaining its' independence two years later.
History[]
The New Order[]
A U.S. Army uniform patch with 48 stars
The United States was one of the last countries to fall to the massive might of the Greater Germen Reich, with the US continuing to soldier on against the Reich, even as they (the Reich) increased and strengthened their grip on Europe. With the national anxiety regarding the possible outcome of the war rapidly skyrocketing, the American peoples' faith in the government began to deteriorate. The killing blow to the United States came when Germen troops landed in Nova Scotia, Canada, advancing forward to the American border, where they destroyed New York City by way of an atomic bomb known as "Der Bestrafer" (English Translation: "The Punisher"), killing over three million people and rendering much of the surrounding landscape uninhabitable for years to come.
Nazi banners on the Capitol Building in the now occupied Washington, D.C.
In an effort to ensure that no more damage would be done to the rest of the U.S., President Truman announced the surrender of the United States to the invading German forces following the bombing. Hitler announced in a press conference following the surrender that he applauded the President's actions for "preventing a land invasion in America". Following the surrender, German troops and their hulking Panzerhund robots paraded the streets of Washington D.C., in an event that would soon be remembered and celebrated as "Victory Day". Despite this, many people and organizations put aside their differences and unite as one against the Nazis, birthing the American Resistance.
An American family cries in despair after realizing that they are going to lose their freedom and custody of their child
The Reich then began their transformation of America as soon as they arrived in the country, with Nazi officials dead-set on suppressing insurgent activity. They set up a collaborationist regime in America. U.S. soldiers were told to stand down; those that did were issued work cards and were directed to help build infrastructure in occupied America that would best suit the interests of the regime. Despite the Germans claiming they were there to "liberate" America, the reality was far from happy; insurgencies were rising up around the country (despite President Truman's reluctant decision to discourage these), only to be brutally suppressed by the Germans, along with mass executions taking place for every single attack from said insurgents. The situation in the years that followed seemed to grow dire for the Nazis due to the tenacity and boldness of the American Resistance, as they attempted to remodel America in their image, with reports of elite troops being sent in from Occupied China across the Pacific to stamp down the American Resistance. Nevertheless, based on indications from J, the Nazis continued to enact extremely oppressive measures in their effort to control America, such as destroying Seattle, Boston and sending Americans to labor camps.
The New Colossus[]
Flag of Nazi-Occupied America
By 1961, while the tides seem to have turned in parts of Europe with the death of General Wilhelm "Deathshead" Strasse and the resulting instabilities, the "American Territories" still remained officially under the control of Nazi Germany, with New York remaining an irradiated wasteland, New Orleans is a massive ghetto, Hollywood is a tool used by the Reich to produce Nazi propaganda, Washington D.C. is home to a collaborationist National Socialist States of America and much of the country is patrolled by Nazi soldiers, SS Death Squads, robots, and cyborgs developed by the Regime. Society has been rearranged from the bottom up, with the pre-war ideals of American democracy banned in favor of the "Aryan" fascist ideology of the Greater Germanic Reich. However, news from Europe appears to have reached the "American Territories", with resistance to the regime growing faster with each passing day. Only time can tell if these resistance movements can take down the might of the Reich in America and spur a Second American Revolution.
An American Resistance member makes the graffiti word ''Rise" in the US street calling the US citizens to rise up against the Nazi regime and marking the official beginning of the Second American Revolution
After the destruction of the Oberkommando HQ in Area 52, the Ausmerzer falling into the hands of the American Resistance, and the death of Irene Engel, the Nazis' grip on the country slowly crumbles and the Nazi regime is now vulnerable to the rising American Resistance movement in the country. Furthermore, B.J.'s assassinations of all Ubercommanders present also destabilize the Nazi chain of command in the territories, causing further damage to the occupation force that has surely weakened the Nazi's rule over the American Territories. It is now likely the Nazis will lose their grip over the populace as well, following the TV-publicized death of Frau Engel, which has inspired others to resist and fight back to initiate a second revolution and hopefully across the world. It is shown that the revolution broadcast inspires thousands, if not millions, of civilians across the country to riot against the Greater Germanic Reich, and numerous Resistance groups now begin massive offensives against the Nazi regime. Without Engel or the Ubercommanders to lead them, as well as not having the Ausmerzer available, the rest of the Nazi soldiers are unable to fight effectively anymore and begin to be massacred by the rise of the rioting citizens and the Resistance.
The surviving phenomenon of B.J. from Irene's decapitation strikes deep fear into the rank of the Nazi regime, and he also attains somewhat legendary status in the Global Resistance. Due to this, some Americans and various Resistance groups in the America now calling him Terror Billy.
Youngblood[]
By 1980, the United States of America has been freed from the Greater Germanic Reich hegemony for nineteen years. The federal government was restored, alongside agencies such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation, now led by former Black Liberation Front leader Grace Walker. It is unknown who is the current president of the US, although it is mentioned that elections were held in 1979.
The Greater Germanic Reich now designate the US as Liberated America, and in official propaganda statements, view the country with condescension and disdain. In some cases, foreign affairs experts under the Reich have accused American elections post-1961 of being riddled with fraud and "fake voters". Passing mentions are made as to how the US government takes a cautious policy towards combatting the remaining German influence.
Society[]
Before the World War II, the United States was a growing economic and industrial power, with the nation having achieved a historic level of prosperity following the World War I. However, the stock market crash of 1929 and the subsequent Great Depression, crippled both the American (Until FDR showed up) and World economies, while fascism and nationalistic ideologies rose in other parts of the globe--particularly in Germany, Japan and Italy.
In 1941, the United States joined the already growing World War II on the side of the Allies following the attack on Pearl Harbor by Imperial Japan; as a response, Hitler declared war on the United States. At first, the USA and the Allies seemed to have the upper hand against the Axis Powers, however, the deployment of strange new weapons in Europe by 1946 began to turn the tide of the war to the side of the Germans who had also two years earlier foiled the Allies D-Day landings. Massive hulking war machines, advanced robotics and exotic new weapons were deployed by the Germans across Europe, with the last holdouts of resistance on the continent capitulating or driven into hiding by the growing Nazi Empire. With Eurasia under the grip of the Nazis by 1948 thanks to these technologies, the Nazis set their sights on America, and proceeded to cripple the country with a final death blow by destroying New York City with nuclear weapons, forcing the nation to surrender. The pre-war democratic institutions of the USA were subsequently dissolved in favor of a new, collaborationist regime that espoused the ideology of the Global German Reich, with the United States reorganized as the "American Territories".
The miserable, oppressive life of the American people under the Nazi regime
By 1961, America is a changed place. The Nazis have managed to nearly remodel America in their image, although the extent of this, as evidenced by public discontent and fear with regards to the regime, is questionable. The Nazis have attempted to change America on a variety of fronts, with a particular interest in changing the cultural institutions of the United States, the racial makeup, social life of America, and the average opinions of the American citizen.
The Nazis demolish Mount Rushmore
In terms of cultural institutions, the Nazis radically altered the symbolism and norms of old America, namely, democracy, freedom, and liberty--by branding such ideas as 'degenerate' and 'antithetical' to the "pure Aryan" ideals of the Reich. American democratic ideas and human rights like freedom of speech were demonized on all fronts by the new regime, with example such as the destruction of Mount Rushmore, the relabeling of old Hollywood movies as "depraved filth", the placement of aggressively pro-Nazi propaganda in public television and newspaper (including children's programming), and the demolishing and rebuilding of Hollywood, California as the main propaganda/media center for the Nazis in the American Territories. The creation of a mandatory "Victory Day" celebration--a perverse, warped parody of pre-war Independence Day celebrations--was done to instill a sense of loyalty--and obedience--to the new regime and to disrespect the former country even further.
Roswell, New Mexico, on Victory Day, 1961
Employment and marriage are strictly controlled by the Ministry of Labor and Ministry of Internal Affairs, in which every citizen must get their permission to get a job or get married. The Nazis also impose curfews for all US citizen from 10 PM to 6 AM on all days of the week; violators of this curfew are at risk of being considered enemy combatants. Furthermore, personal privacy is no longer a right for US people, given that every citizen is required to have identification papers at hand for public inspections. Despite claiming, at least in propaganda, that the Nazis are beneficial to the "survival" of White Americans, the Schutzstaffel and the Nazi Party's various collaborators in general, have absolute authority over the livelihoods of all citizens.
Socially, the Nazis extended their racial ideologies to the people of America, enforcing a regime ostensibly created for "the White Man's survival". The slavery of African-Americans, unseen since the end of the Civil War was re-instituted, with some enterprising white civilians selling their slaves at auction to willing buyers. Jews, the target of much of the Reich, were shown in propaganda as a "plague" that the Nazis "liberated" America from, with white American citizens who outed "Jews, Coloreds and Queers" being rewarded immensely by the Reich. Other minorities and groups, such as Native Americans, as well as the LGBTQ+ community in general, were also routinely degraded by the Nazi Regime. Conversely, white nationalist sentiments in the American Territories were supported, with the Nazis allowing members of the infamous White Supremacist group, the Ku Klux Klan to walk freely in American streets in the South.
In an effort to change the opinions of the average American, the Nazis implemented a wide-reaching set of aggressive propaganda and cultural implementations in an effort to make America "more German". Television programming had aggressive pro-Germanic and pro-Nazi propaganda inserted in it, with shows like the sitcom Trust in Brother to game shows like German or Else all having blatant themes related to the Nazi Party's ideals of Pan-Germanism, fascism, and order. Even more aggressive were the changes made to American culture, with the American diner food of old slowly replaced with more "German" foods such as sausages and schnitzel, eugenics-based family planning enforced on potential marriages, and mandatory German speaking on pain of re-education and/or death by 1961 among the aspects of society and culture the Germans wished to modify. Those that spoke out, or did not comply with the Regime's ideology, were often abducted by the Gestapo without trial, or, in the case of the worst offenders, exiled to massive ghettoes formed out of the ruins of occupied American cities, such as New Orleans to endure systematic purge and genocide.
Due to BJ's actions against the Nazi regime, he has become a symbol of hope and rebellion across America and the rest of the world, especially for the oppressive people in the ghetto and concentration camps which has lead to a more vigorous resistance movement against the Nazis. The Nazis, as a result, have imposed several wanted posters across American cities, and have demonized him as a "subhuman" terrorist with the nom de guerre Terror-Billy. Some Americans however, support his actions, as evidenced by a newspaper salesman in Roswell, New Mexico. "If you are who I think you are, I'm behind you every step of the way."
Despite the oppressive environment created by the Nazis, some white Americans are grateful for them occupying the US due to various reasons, ranging from general racism to a desire to see order maintained for the white majority. Examples include an American woman in Roswell who proclaims that she is grateful for the Germans to get rid of "Jungle Music" (i.e. Jazz), to white American civilians discussing their excitement at auctioning off African-American slaves.
The American people riot and shoot at the Nazis in the streets of Roswell, New Mexico while the Nazis try their best to shoot back at the crowd
After Irene's execution on live television and the declaration of the Second American Revolution by B.J. and his allies, the majority of American people flooded the street in all regions of the country, rioting and revolting against the Nazis, and forming multiple Resistance groups across the country to fight the Nazi regime. Minorities being kept in the concentration camps also rioted and conducted mass prison breaks and riots causing the Nazis to get into deep trouble. Furthermore, all forms of propaganda media are abolished, and all Nazi media producers like Neumond Records are forced to flee the country as the Nazi regime lost control over America. The Kreisau Circle and B.J. are now symbols of freedom for not only the American people, but the Global Resistance Movement.
By 1980, the United States has been restored to democracy and removed Nazism and fascism from power, becoming a Federal presidential constitutional republic again, and most or if not all vestiges of Nazi censorship and control have been removed or nullified. A thriving film industry is once again based out of the United States, producing VHS/UVK productions such as the anti-Nazi action film Pink Mist that occasionally gets smuggled into Nazi Germany and occupied Europe.
Locations[]
New York City (Neu-York-Stadt)
- The largest and most economically powerful American city before the Nazi conquest. It was destroyed by an atomic bomb developed by Nazi Germany known as Der Bestrafer, which killed hundreds of thousands of people, leveled the city, and forced the surrender of the Federal Government. By 1961, the city is a desolate, irradiated wasteland, although there were plans to reinhabit the city with Über-Concrete by the German Reich. By 1980, the city is rendered habitable again thanks to the terra-forming technology that was stolen from the Nazis.
Roswell, Neu-Mexiko
- A town in New Mexico (Neu-Mexiko), in the Southwestern United States. Previously the site of American attempts at harnessing anti-gravity technology with the aid of the Da'at Yichud, the Nazis eventually took over these efforts at the nearby Area 52 military site to develop their own anti-gravity technology, such as the Haunebu-V spacecraft and the massive Die Glöcke devices. By 1961, the town was host to some of the largest "Victory Day" parades in the American Territories.
Mesquite, Texas
- A rural suburb of Dallas, Texas. BJ Blazkowicz once resided there on a farm with his mother and father during his childhood in the 1910s
- The capital of the United States, and subsequently, the former American Territories of the Greater Germanic Reich. By 1961, the city has been transformed completely, with towering structures of Über-Concrete built on what had once been the National Mall. A puppet government from the White House presumably once resides in the city. The restored Federal Government had once again resides in the white house and is mentioned of upcoming elections in 1980.
New Orleans (Neu-Orleans, Louisiana)
- The largest city in the state of Louisiana, and the birthplace of many American music styles. After a hurricane devastated the city, the Nazis built a massive wall of Über-Concrete around the deserted ruins, and transformed the downtown area into a massive ghetto, where escaped slave labor and dissidents were sentenced to live out their lives in exile. By 1961, the ghetto is home to a communist-inspired resistance movement led by the charismatic Horton Boone.
Hollywood, Los Angeles, Kalifornien
- Once the home of the American film and entertainment industry, the Nazis have leveled most of the old studios and theaters and purged what remained of Hollywood's golden age cinema culture in favor of banal Nazi propaganda. By 1961, much of the downtown area is dominated by a system of freeways and various skyscrapers made out of Über-Concrete.
Springfield, Illinois
- The capital of the US state of Illinois, Springfield, before the Nazi takeover, was home to a professional American football team known as the Springfield Firebirds. By 1961, the town is home to the underground Research Station Omega, a top-secret biological research facility controlled by the sadistic Nazi Überkommandant Roderick Metze.
Topeka, Kansas
- The capital of the US state of Kansas. By 1961, it was home to the Topeka Space Center, a large launch facility where members of the top Nazi brass often made flights to the various Nazi off-world colonies and research facilities, such as the Aerostat habitat on Venus.
Sacramento, Kalifornien
- The capital of the US state of Kalifornien (formerly California). It is home to a Gestapo facility run by Nazi Überkommandant Hans Stiglitz.
Kodiak Island, Alaska
- A large island on the south coast of the US territory of Alaska. By 1961, it was home to a Nazi research center where experiments were being conducted on advanced energy weapons technology, such as the Sun-Gun (Sonnengewehr).
Mentioned Locations:
- San Francisco, Kalifornien
- Galveston, Texas
- Dallas, Texas
- Boston, Massachusetts
- Chicago, Illinois
- Seattle, Washington
Technology[]
Prior to the Second World War, the United States was a recognized industrial power, with mass manufacturing a norm across the nation. Following the Nazi conquest of America, technology advanced even further with new and exotic machinery brought to America by the Regime, ranging from rocket-propelled underground trains used by the Wehrmacht to security Drone models placed in many American cities and towns, alongside more mundane technologies like the Burger Joe waiter robots used in American Diners. However, the advances in technology were primarily oriented to serve the military needs of the Wehrmacht and any remaining technologies used by civilians came at the expense of extreme surveillance measures placed by the Reich in order to ensure compliance to the Nazis from every American citizen.
After the Second American Revolution, all technologies left behind by the Nazis are used by the reconstituted US military to fight the Nazis on a global scale.
Citizens[]
- William J. Blazkowicz
- Probst Wyatt III
- Prendergast
- J
- Horton
- Super Spesh
- Grace Walker
- Joseph Stallion
- Jessica Valiant
- Gerald Wilkins
- Abby Walker
- Jessie "Jes" and Zofia "Soph" Blazkowicz
| Location | Area 52 · Ausmerzer · Blazkowicz estate · Deathshead's Compound · Empire State Building · Eva's Hammer · Hollywood · Mesquite · Moon Base Gamma · New Orleans · New York City · Oberkommando · Papa Joe's All American Diner · Roswell · The American Bank · United States · Venus · Washington D.C. |
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| Location | Berlin · United States · Siegturm · France · New Paris |
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