Europe, 1950 [alt history][partner to Yalta, 1946]

I think this came out pretty well.

The year is 1950. It has been five years since the end of World War II, and four since the final determination of the terms at Yalta. The divisions between former Allies has been cast. The Soviet Union and America have made an uneasy friendship against the rolling wheels of imperial monarchy. France and US have formed along side their allies, the Trans-Atlantic Union (see: the people with the curly text)

The British have banded their Imperial allies to form the Commonwealth, an alliance of imperial states (Tannenburg Fett)

The Soviets have their sphere of influence, Warsaw Pact (Soviet cyrillic).

The US, Britain and France have yet to settle their differences, as they occupy Iberia, which had sided with Hitler during the war -- Will Spain collapse into a proxy war by the former three best friends, or will Spain be restored to a united nation? Only time can tell.

(The borders of the DDR are slightly different in this one because I'm bad at redrawing DDR with Silesia and Pommerania, so... Stalin and the DDR partitioned Poland again and just said "too much liability".)

Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and Iceland were left untouched by the post-war border drawings... for now.