1921: Kaiser Willhelm vows revenge against Poland and Bavaria
1924: The German Communist Party gains many seats in the German Reichstag
1925: The German Communist Party is officially banned following it's increasing popularity.
1926: The First major navy bill is passed aiming to increase the German Navy’s size by 3 times.
1928: A small, mainly colonial war, breaks out with France.
German forces advance into NeuKamerun and occupy it for Germany.
1929: Franco-German war ends. NeuKamrun is ceded to Germany while European borders do not change
1930: Bavaria attacks Austria and occupies Bohemia.
1931: Kaiser Willhelm spotting an opportunity to crush Bavaria once and for all declares war on Bavaria, minor gains are made.
1932: The Bavarian army which is greatly supplied and trained by the Soviets resist further German advances.
1933: Peace with Bavaria is signed. Bohemia is ceded to Bavaria and a few small pieces of land are ceded to Germany by Bavaria.
1942: Kaiser Willhelm II dies. Crown Prince Willhelm III ascends the throne and becomes Kaiser.
1942-1951: Period of German isolationism as Germany avoids joining any conflicts and the long standing Dual Alliance is nulled in 1943.
1951: Kaiser Willhelm III dies at age 69 due to a heart attack and his son Louis Ferdinand (the current Kaiser) then becomes the 3rd Kaiser in 30 years.
1952-1955: Military spending doubles as the German army double in size and the German navy’s size increases drastically as well.
1959: German isolationism ends as The Dual Alliance with Austria is redrafted.
It is a warm summer Sunday, the square is crowded. From the north the market is bursting with the sounds of people, music, and chickens squawking. Suddenly it stops, giving to an uneasy silence. Even the chickens seems to quiet down for a moment.
Over the speakers the well known cold calculated voice of The Announcer booms, "Good Day citizens. As you know election season is upon us. Here is a message from Candidate 1960G. Reminder: It is all citizens great and honored duty to participate in electoral activities.
"Hello and thank you for your time. In this vast and great nation of ours we produce a bounty of goods. However, is it not our duty to do more? By creating more we are merely making more for ourselves are we not? So how do we do this? By increasing the population of course. More Ukrainians means more workers and researches for our tomorrow. If elected I will increase investment in research of technologies so that we may support more and more of our great peoples. Also to invest in the fields that we rely on to power our hungry and glorious workers. Remember Candidate G for the 1960 election!"
signatories: Democratic Republic of Ecuador, Federal Republic of Gran Columbia date of inception: December 28, 1959
In the event of an armed attack on one or several states that are signatories of the treaty by any state or group of states, each state that is a party to this treaty shall, in the exercise of the right to individual or collective self-defence, render the state or states so attacked immediate assistance, individually and in agreement with other states that are parties to this treaty, by all the means it may consider necessary, including the use of armed force. The states that are parties to this treaty shall immediately take council among themselves concerning the necessary joint measures to be adopted for the purpose of restoring and upholding international peace and security.
These measures shall be stopped as soon as the Security Council has taken the necessary measures for restoring and upholding international peace and security.
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The contracting parties declare that they will act in the spirit of friendship and co-operation with the object of furthering the development of, and strengthening the economic and cultural relations between them, adhiering to the principles of mutual respect for their independence and sovereignty, and of non-interference in their internal and foreign affairs.
Signed, President Carmen Custodio on behalf of the people of Gran Columbia
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