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Can i change my country?

Question: I plan to change to King George II of Greece. However after one year, the Greek rebels exiled the king. So if i play as King George II and i am exiled, what will happen?

You can try to stop it, but if he gets overthrown you are welcome to continue playing with the new Greek government.
 
Ok.

I am George II.

No political party, since i am the monarch.
 
Reserving German DVP.

On second thought, I'm gonna be a rebellion. Details later.
 
Im to lazy to put back in as an independent because the British actually still called the shots and they had a military presence. I'd rather add the Vatican or San Marino.
 
Type: Rebellion
Name: Free America
Flag:

Ideology: National Socialist
Leader: 'Eagle'
Location: USA






EDIT: Nedim, there is NO WAY the USA should have so large of an army. After WW1, the majority of the army was immediately disbanded within a year or two, and throughout the '20s and early to mid '30s we had a relatively small army. Plus, the equipment was essential not updated in any large way until mid '30s so modernization shouldn't be as high as other powers either...

And I would say the UK should probably be more powerful EP wise, and Germany be weaker EP wise as well. Germany is still paying reparations and if I'm not mistaken, either the french occupation of the ruhr is happening, just happened, or is about to happen. They aren't in a good situation for the next couple of years, nor for the past couple.
 
EDIT: Nedim, there is NO WAY the USA should have so large of an army. After WW1, the majority of the army was immediately disbanded within a year or two, and throughout the '20s and early to mid '30s we had a relatively small army. Plus, the equipment was essential not updated in any large way until mid '30s so modernization shouldn't be as high as other powers either...

And I would say the UK should probably be more powerful EP wise, and Germany be weaker EP wise as well. Germany is still paying reparations and if I'm not mistaken, either the french occupation of the ruhr is happening, just happened, or is about to happen. They aren't in a good situation for the next couple of years, nor for the past couple.

I just checked and its 30, thats a typing error, I thought I put it on 20. I'll fix it. I put 11 for Britain because at the end of WW1 it did have a huge debt, and its economy was weakened. Germany is relatively high now, but there is a possibility that its EP will continue to decrease because the effects on the German economy weren't immediate.
 
I just checked and its 30, thats a typing error, I thought I put it on 20. I'll fix it. I put 11 for Britain because at the end of WW1 it did have a huge debt, and its economy was weakened. Germany is relatively high now, but there is a possibility that its EP will continue to decrease because the effects on the German economy weren't immediate.

20 army strength? Let me clarify. Our army in the 20's consisted of a handful of understrength divisions with equipment that got more dated by the day. I would pin it at 8 or less if it were me, but I will stop arguing this point if you refuse to concede.

Germany has had 5 years for the effects to sink in. Thats not what I would call immediate, and let me assure you, by '23 they were in BAD shape. Britain did indeed have a large debt, but so did every victorious and defeated power in europe. They all owed money, directly or indirectly to the the USA. France was 'relatively' in a worse off position than Britain by far because not only did she have a bigger manpower gap to fill, but France also had a lot of territory destroyed, especially in the industrial northeast where the germans were.
 
After reading up on the US army in the '20s I must agree it doesn't deserve a 20, but 15 is the lowest Im lowering it to. Im not going to change the German or British economy (well not just yet).
 
Type: Ideological Rebellion
Name: Bane of the Black Bird
Ideology: Nationalist, Constitutional Monarchist
Leader: The "Black Bird"
Flag:
Spoiler :


Angered by the humiliation of the Treaty of Versailles, the rebellion seeks to unseat the current government and place a Constitutional Monarchy that will make Germany rise again. They use Prussian symbols as a remembrance to Prussia, which made the unification and success of Germany possible.
 
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