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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
* Raven is referred to in the files as '''Operative'''. | * Raven is referred to in the files as '''Operative'''. He also appears by that name in-game when using the "Force English names" setting, as the file used for that setting hasn't been updated. | ||
* The name "Soviet Empire" may be considered an oxymoron in the real world, as the word "[[wikipedia:Soviet_(council)|soviet]]" defines socialist worker councils that were opposed to the [[wikipedia:Russian_Empire|Russian Empire]]. However, the literal meaning of the word before the [[wikipedia:Russian_Revolution|Russian Revolution]] was just "council".<ref>[https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Encyclopedia_Americana_(1920)/Soviet The Encyclopedia Americana (1920)/Soviet] on Wikisource - ''"SOVIET (pron. sävyet'), a Russian word signifying council, advice, harmony, concord; sovietnik = councillor. Under the old régime the Tsar's Council of Ministers was called the 'Soviet of Ministers,' but the term has been invested with a new meaning since the Russian Revolution of March 1917."''</ref> It is currently unclear how much the Soviet Empire diverges from the real world [[wikipedia:Soviet_Union|Soviet Union]] in the ''[[Deadlock]]'' [[Storyline|timeline]]. | * The name "Soviet Empire" may be considered an oxymoron in the real world, as the word "[[wikipedia:Soviet_(council)|soviet]]" defines socialist worker councils that were opposed to the [[wikipedia:Russian_Empire|Russian Empire]]. However, the literal meaning of the word before the [[wikipedia:Russian_Revolution|Russian Revolution]] was just "council".<ref>[https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Encyclopedia_Americana_(1920)/Soviet The Encyclopedia Americana (1920)/Soviet] on Wikisource - ''"SOVIET (pron. sävyet'), a Russian word signifying council, advice, harmony, concord; sovietnik = councillor. Under the old régime the Tsar's Council of Ministers was called the 'Soviet of Ministers,' but the term has been invested with a new meaning since the Russian Revolution of March 1917."''</ref> It is currently unclear how much the Soviet Empire diverges from the real world [[wikipedia:Soviet_Union|Soviet Union]] in the ''[[Deadlock]]'' [[Storyline|timeline]]. | ||