At the zenith of British Imperialism, the sun never set on the empire that ruled over 300 million people across the globe. But one fateful day, before the RMS Titanic Struck the Iceberg leading to its tragic demise, the British Isles and its few col...
As the echoes of victory resounded throughout the Empire and its allies, particularly resonating among its Eastern Allies, the streets of their cities were teeming with exuberant crowds. People of all ages and backgrounds joyously embraced one another. In many places, the heartwarming sight of fathers reuniting with their families, tears glistening in their eyes, painted a vivid picture of the long-awaited return of loved ones. The atmosphere was a potent mix of joy and relief, enveloping the streets in an undeniable sense of unity. The Union Jack, a symbol of liberation and salvation, was raised high and waved proudly across the eastern states capturing the prevailing spirit of the moment.
Amidst this fervor, deep within the heart of the Empire, in the sprawling metropolis of London, within the venerable Palace of Westminster, a select assembly of brilliant minds and leaders had convened. The chamber was bathed in a gentle, golden glow as the morning sunlight streamed through the ornate windows, casting long, elegant shadows and imparting a sense of gravitas to the gathering.
The stakes were monumental. As the decisions made in this hallowed chamber would not only shape the destiny of the Empire but also hold the potential to influence the course of this new world....
Great Britain, City of London, Palace of Westminster
1912, October 5th, 7:30 A.M
Inside the Cabinet Office Briefing Room
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Notable members:
Prime-Minister: Herbert Henry Asquith
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Secretary of State for War: Richard Burdon Haldane (Term extended due to War)
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