Purge Status (Attack Machines)

The following document was drafted numerous times between 1993 and 1995 and shows the status of the world in 1946, when the people were set free from their cells and went back to resettle the fragile world after the effets of The Purge.

Europe
Europe was at the forefront of human conservation at the time of the Purge. Rome successfully contained 12.739 people, including the entire Vatican, thus making it the second-largest cell in terms of population. A number roughly six times larger than London with its 2.292 people.

The years that followed would lead to Italian dominance as the few cells in the country sought to re-establish ties and create a new sovereign and reunited Italy, something that wouldn't be achieved until 2000 at best.

Middle East
A couple of cells were found in Saudi Arabian territory.

By the 1990s, the restored Saudi Arabian Kingdom is occupying the western strip of OTL Saudi Arabia. The Pakistani army settled in Oman, effectively creating an Urdu-influenced Arabian state.

Oceania
Reports say that a population lower than 2.000 was known to survive, mostly in Australia. By the time of the report in 1995, the number likely doubled, partly due to the influx of international travels imposed in the decades of recovery that followed.

North America
Parts of the Eastern United States held claim to a substantial part of the world's population.