von Dunkelhiet... He signed his name into the document. He was well respected and known in Prussia and the city of Krakow. But he was not a head of state out of the ordinary, altough there was something about his name that brought a sense of disgust into the faces of other world leaders. Like that face people make when they unexpectedly take a bite out of a lemon. And the climax of the ceremony was over, he had signed an allience with spain, a powerhouse in the continent.
The party went along fine and he retired early to his private study. The room was hardly kept organized, over the broad oak table stood several maps of the nation, and all of them were marked heavily with red ink.
Union of Krakow.... what a disgusting name!. he tought to himself, ofcourse he was a german, and prussian. He wanted Brandenburg Berlin to be the capital, not some polish backwater place that took tax money into its belly.
Iosef had plans, and he would shape and form the nation into what he wanted it to be. They were on the grand scale, and could be seen as reactionary or radical alike. Iosef would go to war with his own nation....
He rode the ranks of the army during the years of Wittlin, and to this day considers him to be a Prussian, and not a pole. von Dunkelheit is a culturalist, not a racist. He believed that the German culture was among the greater ones in the world. He believed that culture made a nation great. But not to be confused of what culture is. Culture to him is not exactly just violins and paintings. Culture is actually the way the society thinks and behaves. A superior culture will always strive for the best, will be hard working and imaginative. It is also deeply rooted in tradition and nationalism. However it does not set that a culture is the best, but that some aspects make some better than others. His personal theories came about of how nations that seem rather different, such as the japanese and some europeans are always on top of the food chain historically speaking?.
Culturalism as an ideaology had begun, and he would use it for his own good...
(The Following Flag was found among his papers and maps in his room... lacking any meaning for now...)
The party went along fine and he retired early to his private study. The room was hardly kept organized, over the broad oak table stood several maps of the nation, and all of them were marked heavily with red ink.
Union of Krakow.... what a disgusting name!. he tought to himself, ofcourse he was a german, and prussian. He wanted Brandenburg Berlin to be the capital, not some polish backwater place that took tax money into its belly.
Iosef had plans, and he would shape and form the nation into what he wanted it to be. They were on the grand scale, and could be seen as reactionary or radical alike. Iosef would go to war with his own nation....
He rode the ranks of the army during the years of Wittlin, and to this day considers him to be a Prussian, and not a pole. von Dunkelheit is a culturalist, not a racist. He believed that the German culture was among the greater ones in the world. He believed that culture made a nation great. But not to be confused of what culture is. Culture to him is not exactly just violins and paintings. Culture is actually the way the society thinks and behaves. A superior culture will always strive for the best, will be hard working and imaginative. It is also deeply rooted in tradition and nationalism. However it does not set that a culture is the best, but that some aspects make some better than others. His personal theories came about of how nations that seem rather different, such as the japanese and some europeans are always on top of the food chain historically speaking?.
Culturalism as an ideaology had begun, and he would use it for his own good...
(The Following Flag was found among his papers and maps in his room... lacking any meaning for now...)