Rhineland

The Inter-Allied Mandate of Rhineland (commonly known as Inter-Allied Rhineland) is an international zone in the Rhineland, de jure part of German Reich, ruled by an international council consisting out of foreign delegates from four countries, such as the United States, France, Belgium and the United Kingdom. It's a result of French high demanding of war reparation in Germany and the enlarged scale of sabotage and chaos in several parts of the Rhine, suggested by the United States that the Commission may continue its existence for long-term low reparation payment, in exchange of the German government only pays half of the payment. 
In contrast of the international council ruling the portion of Germany, the local German gathered in the city hall, proclaimed the council, as known as Federal Convention of the Rhenish Confederation (Bundesversammlung des Rheinischen Bundes), for German people in the Rhineland and some prepared themselves for the Rhenish Independence. Since Prussian Coup in 1933, the Rhineland became the house of exiled democrats, waiting for return and dispel the opportunists from the land. 
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