The United Kingdom suspends Newfoundland democracy during the Great Depression and installs a British dictatorship.
A bankrupt Britain clings to Newfoundland amid growing protests and enters into a top-secret and risky conspiracy with Canada.
Britain refuses to restore Newfoundland's Parliament, as previously promised, and instead establishes a controversial National Convention.
The Newfoundland National Convention is powerless to negotiate Terms of Union with Canada and is forced to submit to a referendum.
London and Ottawa finalize the constitutional coup to transfer Newfoundland's sovereignty to Canada, but the road to get there was not easy.
The UK Parliament hesitates to pass the Act of Union between Newfoundland and Canada, as the fallout continues to this day.