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You are probably in wartime mobilization. This only allows you to build military related things. You have to switch back to normal, but in order to do so you have to sign at least one peace treaty. Good luck
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sugar daddy
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demobilisation is not automatic. i havent used communism much, but it is not automatic under democrazy.
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Capt Dizle
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Hitler was a corporal, not a general. LMAO.
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Capt Dizle
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Germany did not have the industrial capacity to mobilize and mass produce the arms of war. This is a fact often glossed over by history.
In typical mass production factories are set up to produce one thing, or just a few. Hilter did not have enough factories to do this so he took another approach.
When a particular armanent was needed, German factories would quickly retool to produce it. Then they would switch to another. It was a marvel of industrial prowess, a great feat.
The manner of waging war was blitzkreig. Hitler never wanted to get into the kind of war of attrition that WWI was. He knew that in the end Germany could only lose that. So he designed an approach that essentially created an Army in which all units were as elite as we in America would like to think our Rangers or the Delta Force are.
When Russia survived the first winter it was all over. Germany was forced into the kind of war it could only lose.
Insofar as your casualty figures, look, none has ever created a more efficient war machine than Hitler did, at least in modern times.
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Zachriel
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Dec 2001
time: 00:20
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quote:
Originally posted by Silvern Tiger
How do you know all that?  |
The world's knowledge is at your fingertips (on the web).
BRITANNICA
In 1913 Hitler moved to Munich. Screened for Austrian military service in February 1914, he was classified as unfit because of inadequate physical vigour; but when World War I broke out he immediately volunteered for the German army and joined the 16th Bavarian Reserve Infantry Regiment. He served throughout the war, was wounded in October 1916, and was gassed two years later. He was hospitalized when the conflict ended. During the war, he was continuously in the front line as a headquarters runner; his bravery in action was rewarded with the Iron Cross, Second Class, in December 1914, and the Iron Cross, First Class (a rare decoration for a corporal), in August 1918. He greeted the war with enthusiasm, as a great relief from the frustration and aimlessness of civilian life. He found discipline and comradeship satisfying and was confirmed in his belief in the heroic virtues of war.
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Silvern Tiger
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European Union
Jun 2002
time: 05:20
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Do you also know when Bavaria became a german state?
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Silvern Tiger
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European Union
Jun 2002
time: 05:20
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lol 3 answers, are you a teacher?
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sugar daddy
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uuh, I maybe be totally off topic ( by now) but could it be that demobilisation is semi-automatic?? Im nowhere near a copy of civ3 so I cant test it, but could it be that signing a peace treaty with a nation, while remaining at war with another keeps you mobilized for war, but when signing a treaty with your last ( or only ) enemy you are automaticly demobilised?
Ive only mobilised for war during huge world wars when everybody was at war with everybody else (or mostly me).
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17-06-2002 05:35
) to tell me something. I guess I will have to rearrange my cabinet 
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