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Dixon, CA USA
Jan 1970 time: 21:31
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Milan, Government Fall
After a months-long siege of Milan, heroic German troops finally attacked and took the city, avenging the absurd declaration of war by Italy. Though the city was relatively lightly defended, its natural defenses helped make the attack on the city costly. Nevertheless, with the assistance of the SMS Keiner, forces were able to march into and hold the city. Following this, the Italian government agreed to a peace treaty and paid 350 gold in reparations.
Once the city was firmly under control, the Foreign Ministry issued a declaration with France stating that Rome and Messina are to be considered free cities under the protection of France and Germany, and no other power should attempt to tamper with their sovereignty.
As Milan was the former territory of the Austrian Empire, former Emperor Franz Joseph used the excuse that since it was his former domain, and since Austrian troops primarily carried out the assault on the city, he should be Kaiser of the entire Reich. This caused a scandal in Berlin, where the Reichstag quickly passed a resolution announcing the end of the monarchy and parliamentary supremacy. Speaker Kautsky stated, "The controversy with the Hapsburgs shows that absolute monarchy is a relic of a world long gone. Therefore a government of the people is the only that can rule Germany correctly, and without the constant royal intrigue and backstabbing." Kaiser Wilhelm has agreed to voluntarily abdicate once a new Constitution is agreed on. However, in the turmoil, one of Franz Joseph's nephews has been assassinated while on a goodwill tour of Milan, and many German cities are expected to starve in the coming months, as arch-monarchists have burned many food stores. Both the interim government and the citizenry hope it's not long before law and order regain the upper hand in Germany.
World Report
Defense and Foreign Ministry officials reported spotting Russian warships off the coast of Sweden. The government states it is not alarmed, but proposes to Russia that from now on the Baltic Sea be demilitarized.
Germany has asked that Britain sign a formal (ie. in game) alliance with Germany so that its trade goods do not clog up Germany railways.
Germany has agreed to share the knowledge of Republican government with its Japanese friends.
Attachment: ger1870july.net
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germanos
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behind a firm ****, Rotterdam, NL
Apr 2002 time: 06:31
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Japan is delighted by the prospect of founding a Republic, and we thank Germany, France and the United States for their efforts to make this possible. Russia's efforts to spread the knowledge have also contributed a lot, and it will not be forgotten y the Japanese.
News of cooperation between Germany and France in the Mediterranian basin is applauded by the Japanese Foreign Ministry.
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JamesJKirk
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Dixon, CA USA
Jan 1970 time: 21:31
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That's fine by me, just how exactly is it a cheat? Is it because it frees up commodities from the original city?
EDIT: By the way guys, there's an opening here for a player in the PBEM for the new scenario by curtsibling, Dictator: Kaiser, if anyone's interested
Last edited by JamesJKirk on 02-05-2004 at 01:50
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germanos
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behind a firm ****, Rotterdam, NL
Apr 2002 time: 06:31
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Revolutionary changes announced
Following a popular revolt that started in Sendai last month, the Tenno has agreed to changes in the constitution. When popular satisfaction dropped, and the traditional 'We Love the Tenno' celebrations that had brought wealth to all Japanese people throughout the Kingdom since the dawn of times were abandend, it became clear that sustained prosperity needed economic reforms. These reformes needed increased political participation by the japanese, and a new constitution that reduced the absolute power held by the Tenno.
Japan is now a constitutional Monarchy, where the Tenno remains the head of State, but where the population will elect the executive and legislative Power.
Elections will be held later this month, and a new Government will be installed shortly thereafter.
Japanese ships are sailing through the Straits of Malakka, congestion feared. Captain reports the strait remains open, as he is currently anchored in theAtjeh bend.
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