Swissempire
Poet Jester
From: Vladmir Romischnicov(he's a random russian)
To: America
DAMN REDZ!
To: America
DAMN REDZ!
Neo Nes Mmvi : Grand Campaign
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To: Canada
From: France
You, as a dominion of the United Kingdom, an Entente member, are also invited to the Versailles Council.
To: Russia
From: France
We hope that this is not a sign of hostility by the Quadruple Soyuz towards teh Entente. We assure you once more that the Entente is only a defensive alliance and we do not wish hostile relations with your nations.
From: France
You, as a dominion of the United Kingdom, an Entente member, are also invited to the Versailles Council.
To: Russia
From: France
We hope that this is not a sign of hostility by the Quadruple Soyuz towards teh Entente. We assure you once more that the Entente is only a defensive alliance and we do not wish hostile relations with your nations.
Swissempire
Poet Jester
From: Russia
To: France
Of course not. It is mearly to show that we don't wish hostile relations, and that what matters to the Entente, matters to the Soyuz.
To: France
Of course not. It is mearly to show that we don't wish hostile relations, and that what matters to the Entente, matters to the Soyuz.
conehead234
Braves on the Warpath
to: Russia
From: Germany
We agree for a meeting of the Vertrag.
From: Germany
We agree for a meeting of the Vertrag.
Swissempire
Poet Jester
Very good, so the Soyuz will meet in St. Petersburgconehead234 said:
Captain2
ಠ_ృ
To: France
From: Spain
also before I come I should probably bring nachos
maybe some Cola.....
From: Spain
also before I come I should probably bring nachos
maybe some Cola.....
tommy_toon
Emperor
Forconessi Leads Polls
La Nacion - January 2, 1926
As campaigns heat up and elections for President near, the not so well known Juan Forconessi has taken a leading place amongst the candidates. A strong member of the national Primera Argentina party, Forconessi has worked hard in recent months to make himself known amongst the populace. Paying especial attention to the large working class, Forconessi seems unstoppable in the polls.La Nacion - January 2, 1926
Primera Argentina has been a long advocate against Spanish imperialism within South America, fighting many legal battles to free people from this foreign oppression. In addition they have strived to catalyze the movement of the working class into a large productive middle class, one that could compete with that of other modern nations.
Forconessi Declared Victor
La Capital - January 15, 1926
Many have claimed election fraud, vote tampering, and bribery for Juan Forconessi's sudden change from a large trail to a lead in the polls, but observers have declared the election of 1926 to be the first binding election of the people of Argentina since it's independence. Other candidates for the office are expected to demand recoutns and investigations, but until any evidence turns up proving fraud, Forconessi is scheduled to be sworn into office on January 31st, giving his first address to the nation the next day.La Capital - January 15, 1926
New Age for Argentina
Buenos Aires Herald - February 4, 1926
In his first address to the nation, President Juan Forconessi pledged to create a more mobile social structure, in which there would be a large middle class to challenge the upper elite, as well as challenging Spanish imperialism within South America and supporting our brothers within Chile.Buenos Aires Herald - February 4, 1926
The speech, identified as nationalisitc and populist, has seemed to invigorate the people of Argentina into a furer of excitement over the President. Large marches occured throughout Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Rosario, and other major cities, protesting over Spanish prescence in South America as well as against the elite control over the nation.
President Forconessi has advocated the marches, stating "The people have spoken and they will be heard, that I can promise." Though mostly peaceful, police were called to make sure no damage to public propety was done. How Spain will respond to the President's diplomatic attempts and the people's voice is yet to be seen, but it seems the eyes of Argentina are watching the Spanish leaders every move.
tommy_toon
Emperor
From Juan Forconessi, President of the Republic of Argentina
To the Leader of Spain
It seems that we are in conflict over the regions you occupy within South America. I can not misguide you and say we can have friendly relations, for as long as you preside over people within South America that have not been granted the ability and right to choose their own government, our nations can not have the relations that others do. We have heard direct reports and eyewitness accounts of the riots within Chile to secede from the Spanish Crown. While you may turn a deaf ear to the people, we shall not, and demand that a plebiscite be held within the region immediately with the options to remain under the Spanish Crown, form a new Republic, or join with our own Republic. As these seem to be the major opinions involved, these should be all that matter. Refusal to hold a plebiscite will not bode well for future relations, or for your future within South America.
To the Leader of Spain
It seems that we are in conflict over the regions you occupy within South America. I can not misguide you and say we can have friendly relations, for as long as you preside over people within South America that have not been granted the ability and right to choose their own government, our nations can not have the relations that others do. We have heard direct reports and eyewitness accounts of the riots within Chile to secede from the Spanish Crown. While you may turn a deaf ear to the people, we shall not, and demand that a plebiscite be held within the region immediately with the options to remain under the Spanish Crown, form a new Republic, or join with our own Republic. As these seem to be the major opinions involved, these should be all that matter. Refusal to hold a plebiscite will not bode well for future relations, or for your future within South America.
Finmaster
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From SSS
To World:
Germany's suggestion regarding Danish independence seems interresting and it shall be considered.
To Russia:
"The socialist threat"..? We assure you that socialism is no threat to Russia, we are a peaceful people and believe in achieving worldwide socialism peacefully.
OOC: Conie, check your pm box.
To World:
Germany's suggestion regarding Danish independence seems interresting and it shall be considered.
To Russia:
"The socialist threat"..? We assure you that socialism is no threat to Russia, we are a peaceful people and believe in achieving worldwide socialism peacefully.
OOC: Conie, check your pm box.
Finmaster
The White Ghost
- Joined
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It was the New Year's Eve. The people were singing in Hammarby Sjöstad, Stockholm. And the (former) soldiers of the crown were singing along.
I follow the Royal Canal
Down to Hammarby Sjöstad
Listening to the
Wind of Change.
September fall night,
soldiers passing by
Listening to the
Wind of Change.
A song written by Claus Måine had quickly became the anthom for the Socialist victory.
The world is closing in,
did you ever think
that we could be so close,
like brothers?
Never before had the nation felt so united, so.. complete.
The future's in the air,
can feel it everywhere
blowin' with
the Wind of Change.
6 months ago the peasants had been in hunger, now they were on a literacy program! Chairman Sundin sure had made a difference.
Exiled from Stockholm in 1924, Sundin had lived in Germany, from where he had secretly pressed the buttons to start the revolution.
On august 8th, while the peasants and even some of the nobility had been getting more and more upset about the Three Crown Rule, Sundin had send an innocently-looking telegram from Berlin to Uppsala.
"It is time. Start the agitation progress."
A month later Sundin returned, and was greeted as a hero. Meanwhile, Stockholm was in flames.
By the New Year, things had settled down. The first elections had just been held and the much softer socialists had won the hard-line communists 55-45, meaning that Sundin would now officially grab the power. And so, newly-built factories had quickly been filled with unemployed people. The new socialist regime was quickly increasing the nation's productivity.
Meanwhile, negotiations went on with European powers regarding the Danish independence.
"If separation from their Scandinavian brothers is what they want", said Chairman Sundin to the German ambassador, "then separation those sellouts shall have. However, we cannot do that without ensuring their friendliness towards their former mother country.."
And as 1925 turned into 1926, the negotiations went on.
Walking down the street,
distant memories
buried in the past
forever.
I follow the Royal Canal
down to Hammarby Sjöstad
Listening to the
Wind of Change.
***
OOC: Socialist victory over Communists can be considered the same as if the RL Mensheviks had won in Russia instead of Bolsheviks in 1917.
I follow the Royal Canal
Down to Hammarby Sjöstad
Listening to the
Wind of Change.
September fall night,
soldiers passing by
Listening to the
Wind of Change.
A song written by Claus Måine had quickly became the anthom for the Socialist victory.
The world is closing in,
did you ever think
that we could be so close,
like brothers?
Never before had the nation felt so united, so.. complete.
The future's in the air,
can feel it everywhere
blowin' with
the Wind of Change.
6 months ago the peasants had been in hunger, now they were on a literacy program! Chairman Sundin sure had made a difference.
Exiled from Stockholm in 1924, Sundin had lived in Germany, from where he had secretly pressed the buttons to start the revolution.
On august 8th, while the peasants and even some of the nobility had been getting more and more upset about the Three Crown Rule, Sundin had send an innocently-looking telegram from Berlin to Uppsala.
"It is time. Start the agitation progress."
A month later Sundin returned, and was greeted as a hero. Meanwhile, Stockholm was in flames.
By the New Year, things had settled down. The first elections had just been held and the much softer socialists had won the hard-line communists 55-45, meaning that Sundin would now officially grab the power. And so, newly-built factories had quickly been filled with unemployed people. The new socialist regime was quickly increasing the nation's productivity.
Meanwhile, negotiations went on with European powers regarding the Danish independence.
"If separation from their Scandinavian brothers is what they want", said Chairman Sundin to the German ambassador, "then separation those sellouts shall have. However, we cannot do that without ensuring their friendliness towards their former mother country.."
And as 1925 turned into 1926, the negotiations went on.
Walking down the street,
distant memories
buried in the past
forever.
I follow the Royal Canal
down to Hammarby Sjöstad
Listening to the
Wind of Change.
***
OOC: Socialist victory over Communists can be considered the same as if the RL Mensheviks had won in Russia instead of Bolsheviks in 1917.
tommy_toon
Emperor
From Juan Forconessi, President of the Republic of Argentina
To the Leader of UK
Your hacking of diplomatic communications between Argentina and Spain is most unwelcome, as well as indecent, in this age of modern and civil nations. In no way have we said we would take aggresive action, and your assumption that we will is quite aggresive of you in fact. We question whether the Entente is really a defensive alliance, or has alternative motives behind it. As I'm sure you are aware by now, we have dismissed your ambassador from out nation, and one will not be allowed to return until you nation chooses to take a more civil path with us.
To the Leader of UK
Your hacking of diplomatic communications between Argentina and Spain is most unwelcome, as well as indecent, in this age of modern and civil nations. In no way have we said we would take aggresive action, and your assumption that we will is quite aggresive of you in fact. We question whether the Entente is really a defensive alliance, or has alternative motives behind it. As I'm sure you are aware by now, we have dismissed your ambassador from out nation, and one will not be allowed to return until you nation chooses to take a more civil path with us.
Captain2
ಠ_ృ
To: Argentina
From: Spain
In such an event we see no reasoning for leaving, we have no spanish troops inside south america, therefore we feel that since no problems are occuring they are not occupied countries, but rather spanish citizens, they have the same rights as any other spanish people so therefore it would be unfair to trade away their nation from beneath their feet. however if this is to come to millitary action, spain will not fire the first shot
To: United Kingdom
From: Spain
we thank you for your concern in this issue for spanish well being
From: Spain
In such an event we see no reasoning for leaving, we have no spanish troops inside south america, therefore we feel that since no problems are occuring they are not occupied countries, but rather spanish citizens, they have the same rights as any other spanish people so therefore it would be unfair to trade away their nation from beneath their feet. however if this is to come to millitary action, spain will not fire the first shot
To: United Kingdom
From: Spain
we thank you for your concern in this issue for spanish well being
tommy_toon
Emperor
From Juan Forconessi, President of the Republic of Argentina
To The Leader of Spain
Apparently old age has set upon you, and like many other imperialists, you turn a deaf ear to the voice of the people, the voice that has said they do not want to live under your rule any longer. You may turn down the plebiscite, but that does not mean we will stop fighting for the right of all South Americans to choose their own government and not have one forced upon them by a foreign nation.
From Juan Forconessi, President of the Republic of Argentina
To The Leader of Columbia
A full alliance would be most benefitial to help secure the rights of all people within South America, and to combat the aggresive nature that resides within the Entente.
From Juan Forconessi, President of the Republic of Argentina
To The Leader of Brazil
We wish to improve foreign relations and formally invite you to join in an alliance with Argentina and Columbia, in order to counteract the dvelopments in Europe and free the people of South America from foreign domination.
Notice: As the British Ambassador to Argentina has been dismissed from the country until relations improve, no communications from Britain will be recieved until such time as a British Ambassador returns.
To The Leader of Spain
Apparently old age has set upon you, and like many other imperialists, you turn a deaf ear to the voice of the people, the voice that has said they do not want to live under your rule any longer. You may turn down the plebiscite, but that does not mean we will stop fighting for the right of all South Americans to choose their own government and not have one forced upon them by a foreign nation.
From Juan Forconessi, President of the Republic of Argentina
To The Leader of Columbia
A full alliance would be most benefitial to help secure the rights of all people within South America, and to combat the aggresive nature that resides within the Entente.
From Juan Forconessi, President of the Republic of Argentina
To The Leader of Brazil
We wish to improve foreign relations and formally invite you to join in an alliance with Argentina and Columbia, in order to counteract the dvelopments in Europe and free the people of South America from foreign domination.
Notice: As the British Ambassador to Argentina has been dismissed from the country until relations improve, no communications from Britain will be recieved until such time as a British Ambassador returns.
