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Konstantinovsk 1980 (30% complete) alternate history Kaliningrad region

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Save Game of my alternate history build of the Kaliningrad (formerly Konigsberg) oblast of Russia.
I have modelled the city on Kaliningrad relatively closely so far, though slightly scaled down and with a few more prominent monuments, but in keeping with Kaliningrad's 'garden city' directive.

I am mainly uploading this for ease of transfer between computers, but if you want to play this map you'll need to subscribe to the 2 collections I have linked above. You may want to create your own asset collection, however, as not all assets have been used and I will be adding and removing items periodically as I continue from this save point.




Alternate History:
-The year is 1980, and the city is Konstantinovsk. Named for Soviet Marshal Konstantin Rokossovsky who played a major part during Operation Bagration in 1944 (though also named to evoke the idea of a 'new Constantinople of the Baltic Soviet Union), Konstantinovsk is built from the rubble of the medieval Prussian city of Brunsburg, the entire metropolitan area having been flattened during the Soviet counterattack on the eastern front during World War II. Only a handful of the original buildings and roads remain, amongst them some Gothic era houses lining the eastern edge of the central pond, two 19th century bastions built into the old city's northeastern walls, and the Brunsburg Cathedral, on the centrally positioned Kreuzhof island surrounded by the Pregel river. In this historical timeline, the Soviets moved quickly to create a modern, garden city in the ruins, and as architectural styles came and went so they left their mark on Konstantinovsk; 50's era apartments and shops line many of the main avenues and ring roads, with the later Krushchyovkas filling the spaces behind, while taller 1970's apartment blocks hold prominent spaces near the newest motorway intersections en route to the city centre. Most prominent (and most recently erected) is the PSSR Assembly building, an imposing tower standing alone at the end of a Lenin-statued promenade, covering the exact spot where Brunsburg's castle once stood, just south of the central pond and north of Kreuzhof and the Pregel river; a symbol of the nominal autonomy and power afforded to the young Prussian Soviet Socialist Republic. -