Capto Iugulum

From: Empire of Scandinavia
To: Rome
Friends, we have been asked to encourage you to release the Brazilian admiral Buzatto from your custody. We request a timetable in which this could be accomplished, and are willing to enter talks with Rome as to how best this can be achieved in the immediate or near future. We of course appreciate your forthcoming aid in helping us to meet the obligations of our agreements. Now is as good a time as any to reaffirm our continuing support for the Imperator, and his rightful government.
 
erez87 said:
from Italian Republic
to Sardinia:
You are losing tens of thousands of man. What for? Yes, you are advancing, for now. Yet you will not advance for ever. Your manpower will eventually run out as your entire country is slowly being drafted, while the Republic expands and grows. Retreat from our lands before you run out of people.
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To: The "Italian Republic"
From: Sardinia

When the illegal occupation of Milan is ended, then perhaps we can talk of peace.
 
Luckymoose said:
We would accept if you let the free people of Afghanistan vote on independence.
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I thought that was already a given. I clearly stated last year I would do so, 2 years after the war ends, once we have shifted back to peacetime footing. doing so is not dependent on a peace treaty between us. hence it is not one of the terms of the treaty.
*sigh*
though if you want to include it in the formal treaty, go ahead.
 
To World
From Russia
CC: United States, United Kingdom

We are proud to announce the Treaty of Riga

The Treaty of Riga​

Article 1: A state of war no longer exists between the United Russian Empire and the United States and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland

Article 2: The United States and the United Kingdom (hereafter referred to as the Allies) recognize the Russian holding of Vladivostok, formerly New Britain, and renounce any and all claims upon it and all other Russian holdings in the western Pacific Region

Article 3: No American or British warship or troopship shall ever again sail upon nor attempt to enter the Baltic Sea, except to evacuate those soldiers they already have in Eastern Europe and anyone else they wish to take with them

Article 4: The Allies do hereby recognize everything in Europe east of Brandenburg to be under the Russian sphere of influence, to be free of Allied interference, funding and/or military aid. This includes, but is not limited to, Poland, Hungary, Georgia, Serbia, the remnants of the Roman Empire, etc.

Article 5: The Russian Empire recognizes the claims of the Arabian government in the Holy Land so long as free passage, barring reasonable taxation, is allowed to all faiths to visit the sacred sites therein

Article 6: The Allies will send no funds, troops, advisers or technologies to any belligerent power that remains at war with the Russian Empire

Article 7: Failure by the Allies to abide by these terms will result in a return to hostilities

Signed,
Emperor Nicholas the First, Emperor of All Russians, King of Moscow and Novgorad, Protector of the Cossacks, Lord of the Khazaks, Khan of the Mongols
 
@EQ

Are the new rules for Conscripts active? I had thought they now remained around after the war, but could be converted to infantry for additional cost. I didn't see them in the rules update.
 
To: Scandinavia
From: The Roman Empire
CC: Brazil, The United Kingdom

The Brazilian Admiral shall be returned home as soon as possible, if Scandinavia would provide the transport, that would be much appreciated, as we still have pressing matters at home to attend to.
 
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TheLastJacobite said:
To World
From Russia
CC: United States, United Kingdom

We are proud to announce the Treaty of Riga

The Treaty of Riga​

Article 1: A state of war no longer exists between the United Russian Empire and the United States and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland

Article 2: The United States and the United Kingdom (hereafter referred to as the Allies) recognize the Russian holding of Vladivostok, formerly New Britain, and renounce any and all claims upon it and all other Russian holdings in the western Pacific Region

Article 3: No American or British warship or troopship shall ever again sail upon nor attempt to enter the Baltic Sea, except to evacuate those soldiers they already have in Eastern Europe and anyone else they wish to take with them

Article 4: The Allies do hereby recognize everything in Europe east of Brandenburg to be under the Russian sphere of influence, to be free of Allied interference, funding and/or military aid. This includes, but is not limited to, Poland, Hungary, Georgia, Serbia, the remnants of the Roman Empire, etc.

Article 5: The Russian Empire recognizes the claims of the Arabian government in the Holy Land so long as free passage, barring reasonable taxation, is allowed to all faiths to visit the sacred sites therein

Article 6: The Allies will send no funds, troops, advisers or technologies to any belligerent power that remains at war with the Russian Empire

Article 7: Failure by the Allies to abide by these terms will result in a return to hostilities

Signed,
Emperor Nicholas the First, Emperor of All Russians, King of Moscow and Novgorad, Protector of the Cossacks, Lord of the Khazaks, Khan of the Mongols
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Signed,
King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and Emperor of Dai Nam, Burma, Bengal, Guangxi and Yunnan, Richard IV
 
The Potsdam Accord​

In order to reflect upon the common heritage, strength and culture of the people of Brandenburg and Austria, and to mend the rift that had torn them apart in war, the governments of Brandenburg and Austria hereby announce a groundbreaking agreement between the two German nations.

Article I. The Kingdom of Brandenburg and the Kingdom of Austria hereby enter a pact of alliance, pledging to help defend one another's interests and territory.

Article II. The Kingdom of Brandenburg and the Kingdom of Austria will eliminate tariffs between their respective nations

Article III. The German Brotherhood shall be recognized as a legal entity in the Kingdom of Austria, as long as they remain civil and do not agitate for the separation of territory from the Kingdom of Austria

Article IV. Citizens of Brandenburg and Austria will be allowed to have dual citizenship if so desired

Article V. The Potsdam Accord will create in Munich the Reichmint, in order to create a unity of currency between Austria and Brandenburg in a period of three to five years

Article VI. The Potsdam Accord will create in Munich the Reich Cultural Committee in order to encourage German culture by way of sponsoring literature and clubs supporting German culture, as well as creating a unified sports team for competition in the Olympics

Article VII. Austria and Brandenburg agree to coordinate on foreign policy matters to the benefit of both of their nations

Signed King Charles Fredrick of Brandenburg

Heinrich Amsel, Prime Minister of Brandenburg
 
The Potsdam Accord

Signed, King Ferdinand II King of Austria

We also must announce that we rescind our support for the Spanish declaration in regards to Pomerania.
 
TO: Spain
FROM: Brazil

We reject all your efforts at cheap peace and will fight for justice until the end of time or Spain's defeat, whichever comes first. May a million Spaniards die for your tyranny. We will fight you on the seas and land, until we win. If Christ returns may he grab a rifle and jump in the foxholes with Brazilians.

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The Treaty of Bilbao
The nation of the Empire of Spain, and the nation of the Kingdom of Brandenburg, henceforth agreeing to end the pointless and tragic war between their nations, hereby agree that;

i) The Spanish colony of Madagascar is to be ceded to the Kingdom of Brandenburg.
ii) The Kingdom of Brandenburg is to pay 50EP immediately to the Empire of Spain, as well as 100EP within five years of the conclusion of the Great War.

Signed, Emperor Phillip X, and Prime Minister Manuel Garcia Prieto
 
The United Kingdom wonders aloud how Spain intends to transfer the island of Malagasy over to Brandenburger authority.
 
OOC: Their magical comeback device will have to be pushed into overdrive, but they will get it done somehow.
 
From: Empire of Scandinavia
To: Rome
CC: Concerned Parties
We will gladly provide escort for Admiral Buzatto, so long as it is agreed that he will be escorted to Brazil by means of British transport. We would prefer not to spend time and resources on providing the Admiral escort across the Atlantic ourselves. Under such conditions, we would consider this issue resolved.
 
I do not accept him being shipped by sea from Rome. Are you trying to kill him? You dirty murderers!
 
Luckymoose said:
I do not accept him being shipped by sea from Rome. Are you trying to kill him? You dirty murderers!
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It is our assumption that all parties currently engaged in the war in the Atlantic will not fire upon a ship bearing any insignia that would identify it as a neutral vessel. If Brazil and her allies are not confident in this assumption, it falls to them to propose a means by which Admiral Buzatto is to be returned to Rio de Janeiro.
 
To: Brazil
From: Rome

He's an Admiral, I hope he has no fear of the sea and, if the unthinkable happens and the ship he is on happens to sink, I hope he can swim. This is by no means a threat, we want him to return home as his family must surely miss him and we have more important domestic matters to concern ourselves with. If you have a better proposition, then let us know.
 
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