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* ''Literature/TheBerenstainBearsBigChapterBooks'':
** Part of the plot of ''The Berenstain Bears and the New Girl in Town'' involves Papa Bear recalling Bear Country's equivalent of the real-world [[UsefulNotes/TheAmericanCivilWar American Civil War]]; ''The Berenstain Bears and the Perfect Crime (Almost)'' later names it as "The War Between the Clans", furthering the parallel by referencing the real-life war's alternate name "The War Between the States".
** The plot of ''The Berenstain Bears and the Perfect Crime (Almost)'' revolves around the two-hundredth year anniversary of the Bear Country's independence after the Revolutionary Bear War, their equivalent of UsefulNotes/TheAmericanRevolution.
** Part of the plot of ''The Berenstain Bears and the New Girl in Town'' involves Papa Bear recalling Bear Country's equivalent of the real-world [[UsefulNotes/TheAmericanCivilWar American Civil War]]; ''The Berenstain Bears and the Perfect Crime (Almost)'' later names it as "The War Between the Clans", furthering the parallel by referencing the real-life war's alternate name "The War Between the States".
** The plot of ''The Berenstain Bears and the Perfect Crime (Almost)'' revolves around the two-hundredth year anniversary of the Bear Country's independence after the Revolutionary Bear War, their equivalent of UsefulNotes/TheAmericanRevolution.
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* ''Manga/SPYxFAMILY'': The shadow conflict between Westalia and Ostania is inspired by West and East Germany during the UsefulNotes/ColdWar. The city where most of the story takes place is even named "Berlint".
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* ''Manga/SPYxFAMILY'': The shadow conflict between Westalia and Ostania is inspired by West and East Germany during the UsefulNotes/ColdWar. The city where most of the story takes place is even named "Berlint". However, the two countries in the manga are not fronts for any global powers and have been separate for a very long time, giving it an element of much earlier Austro-Prussian conflict.
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** [[WordOfGod The author's note]] at the beginning of the ''Franchise/BattletechExpandedUniverse'' novel ''Ideal War'' states that the Gibson Uprising, a relatively minor conflict involving the pre-Jihad Word Of Blake, was explicitly based on UsefulNotes/TheVietnamWar.
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** [[WordOfGod The author's note]] at the beginning of the ''Franchise/BattletechExpandedUniverse'' novel ''Ideal War'' states that the Gibson Uprising, a relatively minor conflict involving the pre-Jihad Word Of Blake, was explicitly based on UsefulNotes/TheVietnamWar.UsefulNotes/TheVietnamWar (though the initial cause of the war, the resettlement of a secretive and militaristic religious group under the auspices of a larger power not sitting well with the locals, bears far more resemblance to [[UsefulNotes/ArabIsraeliConflict a different, but no less contentious conflict]]).
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* ''Manga/OnePiece'': The New Fishman Pirates threaten the people of Fishman Island to commit Fumi-e on the late Queen Otohime's image, to shed out their loyalty to Queen Otohime (who has the exact opposite view of the BigBad Hody Jones') which is a reference on feudal Japan's practice of purging Christians (they have their people step on a Christian imagery to prove that they're not Christian).
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* ''Manga/OnePiece'': The New Fishman Pirates threaten the people of Fishman Island to commit Fumi-e on the late Queen Otohime's image, to shed out their loyalty to Queen Otohime (who has the exact opposite view of the BigBad Hody Jones') which is a reference on feudal Japan's practice of purging Christians (they have their people step on a Christian imagery image to prove that they're not Christian).
