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Revolutionary Workers' Militia

The **Revolutionary Workers' Militia** (German: *Revolutionäre Arbeitermiliz*, **RAM**) is the regionalized law enforcement organization in the Free Socialist Republic of Germany. As a standardized force, the RAM was founded in 1921. However, its roots can be traced to the workers' militias formed during the German Revolution, who were in turn inspired in their creation by the militias established during the Russian Revolution.

The RAM was established as a worker-oriented alternative to traditional police forces, who functioned primarily as protectors of the bourgeoisie in the view of communists. In accordance with the original programme of the Spartacus League, the entire working population forms a collective armed militia. However, the RAM was organized as a more constantly active force within that collective militia. As a part of that collective militia, the RAM is intended to be accountable to the people as a whole, focusing on protecting communities from criminals while seeking to rehabilitate those who do engage in crime. The RAM lacks a structured ranking system, consisting only of regional leaders and standard members.

The RAM is a decentralized force, organized on the state level. The local state militias are subservient to the state governments elected through council democracy. The affairs of the RAM fall under the People's Ministry of Justice, which mainly fosters cooperation between the state militias and organizes the distribution of arms and uniforms.
Ducal Movement (Livonia)

**Political position** | Right-wing

The **Ducal Movement** (German: *Herzogliche Bewegung*) is a political organisation in Livonia. It advocates for the establishment of a monarchy in Livonia along the lines of the planned United Baltic Duchy. The movement was founded on 16 December 1922 by Alfred Fletcher, a commander of the Baltische Landeswehr. Though organized similarly to a political party, it does not stand in elections, with most members being simultaneously part of the ruling National League. It is known to have connections to the German National People's Party, which advocates a similar conservative monarchist platform.
Claire Badder

Claire war eine Freundin von Nesta und Elaine. Feyre hat sie nie getroffen, doch sie hat ihren Namen gesagt als Rhesand nach ihrem Namen im ersen Buch gefragt hat. Daraufhin wurde sie unter dem Berg zu tode gefoltert. Ihre Familie ist bei einem Hausbrand ums Leben gekommemn, den Amaranthas Folgsleute ausgelöst haben.
Schleicher Offensive

* White forces fail to conquer the Ruhr region
* The Summer Offensive begins, resulting in a reversal of White gains and an eventual Spartacist victory
Ernst Thälmann
Ludwig Renn
Kurt von Schleicher
Walther von Lüttwitz
800,000 soldiers (January)
800,000 soldiers (January)

The **Schleicher Offensive** (German: *Schleicher-Offensive*) was a major strategic offensive operation conducted by the armed forces of the German White Movement against the forces of the socialist Spartacist government from early to mid-1920 during the German Civil War. Though initially resulting in significant gains for the Whites, the offensive ended in failure with the defeat in the Battle of Berlin. It was followed by the Spartacist Summer Offensive, which ended the war in November.
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

The **Union of Soviet Socialist Republics** (Russian: Сою́з Сове́тских Социалисти́ческих Респу́блик, tr. *Soyúz Sovétskikh Sotsialistícheskikh Respúblik*, IPA: [sɐˈjus sɐˈvʲɛtskʲɪx sətsɨəlʲɪsˈtʲitɕɪskʲɪx rʲɪˈspublʲɪk]), abbreviated as the **USSR** (Russian: СССР, tr. *SSSR*), is a communist state in Eurasia existing since 1922, founded by a political union of multiple communist republics in Europe and Asia which emerged from the former Russian Empire.
United States presidential election, 1932

The **1932 United States presidential election** is scheduled for Tuesday, November 8, 1932. It will be the 37th U.S. quadrennial presidential election, and the first election held since the 1930 census altered the electoral votes of each state.

Herbert Hoover, the incumbent President, has not expressed interest in defying the two-term tradition, leaving both parties with competitive conventions. The Democratic and Republican Party primaries begin on March 8th, while the Republican National Convention begins on June 14th, the Democratic National Convention on June 27th, and the Farmer–Labor National Convention on July 14th.
Leadership of Baden-Württemberg

* **1864–1870:** Karl Friedrich Gottlob Freiherr von Varnbüler von und zu Hemmingen
* **1870–1871:** Adolf Graf von Taube (acting)
* **1871–1873:** Johann August Freiherr von Wächter
* **1873–1900:** Hermann Freiherr von Mittnacht
* **1900–1901:** Max Freiherr Schott von Schottenstein
* **1901–1906:** Wilhelm August von Breitling
* **1906–1918:** Karl Freiherr von Weizsäcker
* **1918:** Theodor Liesching

## Baden

### Minister-Presidents of Baden

#### 1809–1918

* **1809–1810:** Sigismund von Reitzenstein
* **1810:** Conrad Karl Friedrich von Andlau-Birseck
* **1810–1812:** Christian Heinrich Gayling von Altheim
* **1812–1817:** Karl Christian von Berckheim
* **1817–1818:** Sigismund von Reitzenstein
* **1818–1831:** Wilhelm Ludwig Leopold Reinhard von Berstett
* **1832–1833:** Sigismund von Reitzenstein
* **1833–1838:** Ludwig Georg von Winter
* **1838–1839:** Karl Friedrich Nebenius
* **1839–1843:** Friedrich Landolin Karl von Blittersdorf
* **1843–1845:** Christian Friedrich von Boeckh
* **1845–1846:** Karl Friedrich Nebenius
* **1846–1848:** Johann Baptist Bekk
* **1848–1849:** Karl Georg Hoffmann
* **1849–1850:** Friedrich Adolf Klüber
* **1850–1856:** Ludwig Rüdt von Collenberg-Bödigheim
* **1856–1860:** Franz von Stengel
* **1861–1866:** Anton von Stabel
* **1866–1868:** Karl Mathy
* **1868–1876:** Julius Jolly
* **1876–1893:** Ludwig Karl Friedrich Turban
* **1893–1901:** Franz Wilhelm Nokk
* **1901–1905:** Carl Ludwig Wilhelm Arthur von Brauer
* **1905–1917:** Alexander von Dusch
* **1917–1918:** Heinrich von Bodman

## Hohenzollern

### Government-Presidents of Hohenzollern

*(with the powers of a Minister-President)*

#### 1850–1919

* **1850:** Adolph von Spiegel-Borlinghausen
* **1850–1851:** Anton von Sallwürk
* **1851–1852:** Ludwig Viktor von Villers
* **1853–1859:** Rudolf von Sydow
* **1859–1862:** Karl Theodor Seydel
* **1862–1864:** Hermann von Graaf
* **1864–1874:** Robert von Blumenthal
* **1874–1887:** Hermann von Graaf
* **1887–1893:** Adolf Frank von Fürstenwerth
* **1894–1898:** Franz von Schwartz
* **1898–1899:** Karl Friedrich of Oertzen
* **1899–1919:** Franz von Brühl
Vladimir Lenin

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**Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov**, better known by the more well-known alias **Lenin** (22 April 1870 – 21 January 1924), was a Russian communist revolutionary, politician, and political theorist.
Revolutionary Liberation Committee

**Color(s)** |      Red

The **Revolutionary Liberation Committee** (Italian: *Comitato Rivoluzionario di Liberazione*, **CRL**) is an Italian militant resistance movement opposed to the military regime of Pietro Badoglio. It was founded in 1929 by the exiled Communist Party of Italy. Since 1930 it has been structured as a government-in-exile.

## History

The Revolutionary Liberation Committee was established on 1 May 1929 by the exiled leadership of the Communist Party of Italy, following the publication of the so-called "May Manifesto". The manifesto called for armed resistance to the Badoglio regime and the overthrow of the monarchy, and denounced "legalistic" approaches to opposing the military government on the basis of the capitulation of the liberal democratic parties.
Christian-National Peasants' and Farmers' Party

The **Christian-National Peasants' and Farmers' Party** (German: *Christlich-Nationale Bauern- und Landvolkpartei*, **CNBL**) is a right-wing agrarian party in the Rhenish Republic. It was formed in 1931 as a result of a factional split in the German Conservative Party (DKP), due to a perceived "indigenization" of the party viewed as diminishing the influence and interests of the large refugee population that settled from the eastern parts of Germany due to the German Civil War, as well as conflict between urban middle class and peasant interests. The party functions as a revival of the Landbund that had existed before merging into the DKP in 1922. It has ties to the radical agrarian Artaman League.
1924 Italian general election

**General elections** were held in Italy on 6 April 1924. It was the first election in which areas annexed after the Adriatic War were allowed to vote, including the Adriatic islands, Fiume and Sebenico. However, suffrage for Slavs in these areas were greatly restricted.

The election was held during the the Decennio Rosso, a ten year period of political violence and proletarian unrest.

Unlike previous elections, the electoral colleges encompassed regions rather than smaller provincial constituencies under the terms of the new electoral law.

The Communist Party of Italy emerged as the largest party, increasing its vote share over the last election. The dissolution of the National Blocs, following the failed fascist coup d'etat known as the March on Rome, resulted in the fracture of the anti-communist opposition. The National Fascist Party was subsequently banned and many of its parliament members were removed. The Italian Liberal Party under Giovanni Giolitti made a resurgence after having been devastated in the 1919 elections, emerging as the leading anti-communist party. Their results were bolstered by the running of many nationalists under the liberal ticket, in spite of the dissolution of the National Blocs.

A government was formed led by Alcide De Gasperi, a politician from the right-wing of the Italian People's Party. His government had the backing of most of the non-leftist parties and lasted until May 1926, when Luigi Sturzo succeeded him.

## Notes

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Other" includes the regionalist PSd'Az and SeT
2. ↑ "Other" includes the big tent SeT
3. ↑ Includes PCd'I, PSU, PRI, PCI and PSd'Az
4. ↑ Includes PPI, PLD, PDSI and PSRI
5. ↑ Includes PLI
Yunnan Clique

The **Yunnan Clique**(Chinese: 滇系; pinyin: Diān Xì) is one of several mutually hostile military warlord cliques which split from the Beiyang government. It is named after the province Yunnan which it resides. It is bordered North by the Sichuan and Xikang provinces(and their respected warlords), to the west by the province of Burma(administrated by the British Raj), to the south by French Indochina, and to the East by the provinces of Guangxi and Guizhou(and their residing warlords). The province is geographically very mountainous and spans over an area of 152,124 mi² (244,820 km2).

The Yunnan province is considered to be the most ethnically diverse provinces in all of china just in front of Xinjiang. This is due to having a diverse ethnic native population which has been Sinicised over hundreds of years as well as various waves of ethnic Han migrating during the Yuan Dynasty.
Maxime Weygand

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**Maxime Weygand**, born in Brussels on January 21, 1867, is a French general officer, member of the French Academy.

Marshal Foch's right-hand man at the end of the Great War, he was commissioned, on November 11, 1918, to read the conditions of the armistice in Rethondes to the German delegation. Appointed High Commissioner of France to the Levant in 1924, he was a passive actor in the coup d'etat of 25 May 1925. In 1930, he was appointed to the post of Chief of Staff of the French Armed Forces replacing the retired General Marie- Eugene Debeney.
Lucien Lacaze

**Lucien Lacaze** (22 June 1860 in Pierrefonds, Oise) is a admiral and French politician.

Having participated in many naval missions in the conquest of Indochina and taking part in the Great War, he became the Minister of the Navy during much of the conflict, adopting a naval defense tactic against the german Uboots who made this proof and reduces naval casualties of the Allied Navy. Leaving the government in 1917 in response to a possible return of parliamentary control over maritime affairs he became maritime prefect of Toulou. Partisan of the coup d'état of 25 May 1925, he joined the Millerand government at the request of Hubert Lyautey and launches an amibitious policy of armament and modernization of the French Navy.
Zhili Clique

The Zhili Clique is a Chinese military warlord entity decendent of the Peiyang government's military. As a whole, it controls the central portion of mainland China centering around Nanjing from Henan and Jiangsu down to Hunan and Fujian. It is one of the largest military cliques in Warlord China.

Ruled through corruption and deceit, the Zhili Clique is ruled primarily by two rivaling warlords: Sun Chuanfang and Wu Peifu. Wu Peifu's sphere of influence lie specifically more inland near Henan and Hubei while Sun Chuanfang's influence lies near the coastal provinces. Despite the immense rivalries between Wu Peifu and Sun Chuanfang, both warlords cooperate with each other to prevent other cliques from encroaching on them, though this cooperation is ultimately tenuous.
Polish-Galician Soviet Socialist Republic

The **Polish-Galician Soviet Socialist Republic** is a country in Eastern Europe, established in 1921 as the union of the Soviet Polish Socialist Republic of Councils (Polish: *Sowiecka Polska Socjalistyczna Republika Rad*) and the Galician Soviet Socialist Republic (Ukrainian: Га́лицька Соціалісти́чна Радя́нська Респу́бліка, tr. *Halyc′ka Socialicyčna Radjans′ka Recpublika*).

## History

### Soviet Polish Socialist Republic of Councils

The **Soviet Polish Socialist Republic of Councils** was established by Polish members of the Russian Bolshevik party on 24 July 1920 as the **Provisional Polish Revolutionary Committee** (Polish: *Tymczasowy Komitet Rewolucyjny Polski*, *Polrewkom*; Russian: Польревком) in Smolensk. It was chaired by Julian Marchlewski, while Felix Dzerzhinsky also held a great deal of influence in the committee. The goal was to provide administration of the Polish areas captured during the Polish-Soviet War, with the intention of transferring power to the Communist Workers’ Party of Poland (*Komunistyczna Partia Robotnicza Polski*, KPRP) after the war. It was relocated to Białystok by 30 July. It set up its headquarters in the Branicki Palace, and received over 2 billion rubles from the Russian SFSR.

Polrewkom was responsible for the northwestern front of the Polish-Soviet War.

### Galician Soviet Socialist Republic

The **Galician Soviet Socialist Republic** was established on 15 July 1920 by the declaration of the **Galician Revolutionary Committee** (*Halrevkom*), which had been founded in 8 July in Kiev under the auspices of the Communist Party of Ukraine. It was led by Volodymyr Zatonsky. It relocated to Tarnopol on 1 August, and then to Lwów on 4 September, shortly after the fall of both Lwów and Warsaw.

Halrevkom was responsible for the southwestern front of the Polish-Soviet War.
Stability Coalition

**Color(s)** |      Green     White     Red

The **Stability Coalition** (Italian: *Coalizione di Stabilità*) is the unofficial name for the coalition of Italian liberal democratic political parties formed after the appointment of the Governo Militare in 1929. It supports the rule of the Governo Militare and serves to politically legitimize them, but has little parliamentary control after the power of the Chamber of Deputies was drastically reduced by royal decree in 1929. However, some politicians from the involved parties are ministers in the Badoglio government. It also includes the Italian Nationalist Association, which aligned with the Governo Militare in 1929 and has wielded increasing amounts of influence over the Badoglio administration.
Rosa Luxemburg

**Rosa Luxemburg** (German: [ˈʁoːza ˈlʊksəmbʊʁk] (listen); Polish: *Róża Luksemburg*; also *Rozalia Luxenburg*; born 5 March 1871) is a Polish-Jewish Marxist theorist, philosopher, economist, anti-war activist, revolutionary socialist and politician who became a naturalized German citizen at the age of 28. She was, successively, a member of the Social Democracy of the Kingdom of Poland and Lithuania (SDKPiL), the Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD), the Independent Social Democratic Party of Germany (USPD), and is currently a member of the Communist Party of Germany (KPD).

In 1915, after the SPD supported German involvement in the Great War, she and Karl Liebknecht co-founded the anti-war Spartacus League (*Spartakusbund*).. During the November Revolution she co-founded the newspaper *Die Rote Fahne* ("The Red Flag"), the central organ of the Spartacist movement.

In January 1919, at the pre-election congress of the USPD, she and other Spartacist leaders founded the Communist Party of Germany in a split that attracted a large section of the party. She convinced the newly founded party to participate in the February 1919 election, where they surprisingly emerged with 18.4% of the vote, becoming the primary opposition to the SPD.

Over the following months the KPD cooperated with the USPD and the anarchist FDvG to build a larger revolutionary support base. The post-war economic crisis in Germany combined with the seemingly endless extensions of the armistice was exploited by the KPD, and Luxemburg in particular emerged as an inspiring and successful speaker, theorist and leader.

This post-election activity culminated in a mass coordinated strike on May Day (May 1st). This was preceded by the 2nd German Congress of Workers' and Soldiers' Councils, where the KPD made clear what their intentions were. These strikes quickly transformed into a full blown revolution, known as the May Revolution, which also marked the beginning of the German Civil War. Luxemburg quickly became the figurehead of the revolution, and foreign journalists nicknamed her and Karl Liebknecht the "two German Lenin's".

Having led the wartime Council of People's Deputies throughout the entire revolution, she assumed the position as Chairperson of the People's Council after the first elections in 1921. However, not wanting to set a precedent of serving long terms, she resigned exactly a year later, having served for about three and a half years at that point. However, she still remained a leading figure in the KPD while serving in various government positions. After the 1930 elections she returned to the position of Chairperson, with Karl Liebknecht as Deputy Chairperson.
United Social Democratic Party of Germany

The **United Social Democratic Party of Germany** (German: *Vereinigte Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands*, **VSPD**) is a left-wing political party in Germany. It was known until 1930 as the **Independent Social Democratic Party of Germany** (German: *Unabhängige Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands*, **USPD**).

## Elections

National Assembly (Weimar Republic)

Congress of Workers' and Soldiers' Councils
 1927 | Arthur Crispien | 273 / 808 | 33.8
 1930 | Arthur Crispien | 270 / 835 | 32.3

Congress of People's Deputies
 1930 | Arthur Crispien | 10 / 45 |  1
Ratsadanay

**Ratsadanay** or **Bun Laphan Ratsadany** (Born 1874), full title *Somdet Brhat Chao Buvanarabarna Rajadhanaya Negara Champasakti*, is the current Ruler of the Kingdom of Champasak(currently a French Province). Born in Bassak(Now Champasak), he was the last ruler of the kingdom as a vassal under the Siamese until it was transfered to French authority.

Bun Laphan Ratsadany was the eldest son of Kham Souk, his predecessor as Prince of Champasak, which as a vassal state was part of the dominion of Siam. He was raised at the Royal Palace in Bangkok and succeeded Kham Souk after his death on July 28, 1900 by order of King Rama V as vassal prince of Champasak(Chao Mueang Nakhon Champasakti). In 1893, however, Siam was forced by France, to give up its territories east of the Mekong river. The Principality of Champasak was thus divided into two parts: With the greater part of the East coming under French rule, and the smaller part with the capital remaining under the Siamese. At the request of the prince to reunite his territory, France again put pressure on Siam in 1904 to relinquish the rest of the territory. As a result, France incorporated the principality into French Indochina. Unlike the northern Lao Kingdom of Luang Prabang, which remained under the French as a protectorate, the French dissolved the Principality of Champasak in effect on 22nd November 1904. In it's place they instated the province of Bassac with the newly built capital Pakse(in 1908). However, Bun Laphan Ratsadany retained his title, authority, and order for life. He was appointed on October 14, 1905 as governor of the new province.
Summer Offensive

* Signing of the Treaty of Aachen
Ernst Thälmann
Ludwig Renn
Albert Schreiner
Hans Marchwitza
Erich Wollenberg

Mikhail Tukhachevsky
Hans von Seeckt
Werner von Blomberg
Walther von Lüttwitz
1,500,000 soldiers

The **Summer Offensive** (German: *Sommeroffensive*) was a decisive military operation during the German Civil War, launched by the forces of the socialist Spartacists against the anti-communist Whites. It followed the failed Schleicher Offensive, an attempt by the Whites to defeat the Spartacists in early to mid-1920. It ended with the collapse of the Whites in October and the signing of the Treaty of Aachen in November.
United Kingdom general election, 1923

The failure of the Liberal-Labour coalition gave opportunity for the Conservatives to recast themselves as the party of stability and order. The Conservative leadership focused their propaganda efforts on anti-communism, claiming that the Labour Party was "receiving orders from Moscow and Berlin." They recognised the trend of Labour as the ascendant, new party, while the Liberals fractured and appeared to begin going into decline.

## Results

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 The Conservatives, having achieved a majority in the Commons, formed a government under Austen Chamberlain, who had taken over as Conservative leader after Bonar Law stepped down due to health issues. Although Lloyd George's Coalition Liberals proposed joining the government, Chamberlain rebuffed them, seeing their support as unnecessary. Shortly after forming a government, the Conservatives began to pursue a protectionist tariff policy, which led the rival Liberal factions to reunite under Asquith's leadership in the name of free trade.

This returned the Liberals to the position of second-largest party in the Commons. They began to devote more resources towards propaganda, promoting themselves as the party of progress in the place of "socialist" Labour, and adopted more progressive policies that approached Labour's social-democratic programme at times.
Sultanate of Najd

The Sultunate of Najd(Arabic: سلطنة نجد‎, *Salṭanat Najd*)(Alternatively spelled Nejd), is a monarchy residing in the Arabian Peninsula. It is led by the house of Saud with Ibn Saud as it's current leader. The country is one of the three countries of the Arabian peninsula that is not a protectorate of the United Kingdom.
Italian People's Party

The **Italian People's Party** (Italian: *Partito Popolare Italiano*, **PPI**) is an Italian Christian democratic political party inspired by Catholic social teaching.

## History

The Italian People's Party was founded in 1919 by Luigi Sturzo, a Sicilian Catholic priest. The PPI was backed by Pope Benedict XV to oppose the Italian Socialist Party (PSI). The party supported various social reforms, including the foundations of a welfare state, women's suffrage and proportional representation in elections.

The 1919 election saw them emerge as the primary opposition to the Italian Socialist Party, coming in second place behind them. Their strong electoral showing was confirmed in the 1921 election, where they came behind the newly founded Communist Party of Italy. However, in 1924 they fell behind the Italian Liberal Party.

The party has long been composed of multiple factions, ranging from the centre-left "Christian socialist" wing under Sturzo and the conservative right-wing under Alcide De Gasperi. The clerical nature of the party meant opposition from both the Italian Liberal Party and the Communist Party of Italy.

After the 1924 election, De Gasperi became the Prime Minister. His time in office saw a rise in political violence amidst the Decennio Rosso. He also came under fierce accusations of pro-fascist leanings, leading to his resignation in 1926 in favor of Sturzo. During his term, Sturzo attempted to court left-wing reformists who had been expelled from the Communist Party. He was assassinated in 1928 by former fascist Blackshirts. The assassination was initially blamed on the communists by the Governo Militare, the military dictatorship under Pietro Badoglio that would be established in the aftermath of the event.

After Sturzo's death the party took a turn towards the right under the resumed leadership of De Gasperi. The party currently supports the Governo Militare as part of the Stability Coalition, a position that has caused divisions. The centre-left wing, now led by Francesco Luigi Ferrari and Amintore Fanfani, has been left marginalized within the party.
Union of the Republican Left

The **Union of the Republican Left** (Portuguese: *União da Esquerda Republican*a, **UER**) is a Portuguese political coalition between five left-wing organizations: the Portuguese Communist Party, the Republican Party of the Democratic Left, the Portuguese Socialist Party, the General Confederation of Labour and the Portuguese Anarchist Union.

It was formed to bring together the Portuguese left after the Rose Revolution and the subsequent outbreak of the Portuguese Civil War. The UER is a loose coalition and its member organizations remain politically independent from each other.

## Revolutionary Committee

All 200 of the representatives within the provisional Revolutionary Committee are a part of the UER.

 Republican Party of the Democratic Left | Democratic socialism
 Portuguese Socialist Party | Socialism
 General Confederation of Labour | Anarcho-syndicalism
 Portuguese Anarchist Union | Anarcho-communism
International Working Union of Socialist Parties

**Color(s)** |      Red

The **International Working Union of Socialist Parties** (**IWUSP**; German: *Internationale Arbeitsgemeinschaft Sozialistischer Parteien*, **IASP**), also known as the **​21⁄2 International** or the **Munich International**, is an international organization of socialist political parties. It is currently based in the Bavarian city of Munich. It is one of the successors to the Second International, which was largely rendered defunct by the Great War and the subsequent split between reformists and revolutionaries.

The IWUSP has a cooperative relationship with the Communist International, but is nonetheless fully independent and sometimes divergent on international issues. It has two member parties that participate in the governments of INPROV member states. Those parties are the United Social Democratic Party of Germany (VSPD), and the Social Democratic Workers' Party of Austria (SDAPÖ), which chiefly governs the Austrian Socialist Republic. The organization actively competes with its more moderate rival, the Labour and Socialist International, and additionally distinguishes itself by adhering strongly to anti-imperialism and anti-colonialism.
Organisation Consul

**Political position** | Far-right

**Organisation Consul** is an ultra-nationalist force operating underground throughout Germany and the Rhenish Republic. It is considered a terrorist group by the German government. It is responsible for multiple assassinations, mass murders, bombings and non-fatal attacks, for a number of reasons ranging from politics to racism.

## Origins

The Organisation Consul was created in 1921 by Captain Hermann Ehrhardt following the disbanding of the Marinebrigade Ehrhardt, a Freikorps force that had operated during the German Civil War. At its peak, it is believed to have had an underground strength of around a thousand members dispersed throughout Germany, with recent estimates being around three-hundred members following suppression by German authorities. Many of its recruits are believed to be sourced from Baden-Württemberg.

## Victims

The group is responsible for at least one-hundred murders, though a total count is made impossible due to the tactics used by the group to conceal their identities. Some notable victims include:

## Foreign support

Support for the Organisation Consul primarily comes from Baden-Württemberg, where many of its key leaders reside, such as Ehrhardt himself. At various points it has been alleged that funding has come from the United Kingdom, France and Austria, though the accuracy of these claims are uncertain.
Li Hanhun

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**Li Hanhun** was a divisional level commander-in-chief of the 25th Division during The Northern Expedition.

On October 24th, 1927, the 25th Division was initially in charge of garrisoning the city of Wuhan. Later in 1928, August 29th, his division approached Xianshuigu which subsequently caused Zhang Xueliang's army to withdraw from the city. On September 3rd, he conquered Junliangcheng with his division.
Sun Yat-sen

**Sun Yat-sen** (/ˈsʌn ˈjætˈsɛn/; 12 November 1866 – 12 March 1925) was a renowned Chinese politician, physician, and philosopher who served as the first president of the Republic of China and later the first leader and founder of the Kuomintang party. Sun is universally revered as the the founding father of the Republic of China after the overthrow of the Qing dynasty in the Xinhai Revolution.
Long Yun

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**Long Yun** (simplified Chinese: 龙云; traditional Chinese: 龍雲; pinyin: *Lóng Yún*; Wade–Giles: *Lung Yun*; Born 27 November 1884) is an ethnic Yi chinese governor and warlord of the Chinese province Yunnan. In 1927, he overthrew the previous governor of Yunnan, Tang Jiyao, and won the coming power struggle directly afterward against his ally Hu Ruoyu for control of the province by 1929.
Northern Expedition

* Chiang Kai-shek arrested in the Shanghai Incident
* Nanjing-Wuhan Split
* Kuomintang
* Communist Party of China
* Allied warlord armies (Guominjun, Shanxi, Guangxi, and others)

**Support From:**
 Socialist Republic of Germany
 Soviet Union
 Comintern
* Fengtian Clique

**Support from:**
Chiang Kai-shek
Feng Yuxiang (Guominjun)
Li Zongren (Guangxi Clique)
Bai Chongxi (Guangxi Clique)
He Yingqin
Yan Xishan (Shanxi Clique)
Zhang Fakui

Chen Duxiu (politically)
Zhou Enlai
Ye Ting

Heinz Neumann (advisor role)
Gerhart Eisler (advisor role)

Mikhail Borodin (advisor role)
Wu Peifu
Sun Chuanfang

Zhang Zuolin
Zhang Xueliang
~100,000 (July 1926)
~264,000 (Dec. 1926)
~700,000 (Spring 1927)
~700,000–1,000,000 (1926)

The **Northern Expedition** was a military campaign launched by the National Revolutionary Army to overthrow the Beiying Government and its associated warlord armies in the north. The objective was to reunify a China that had been fractured ever since the 1911 Xinhai Revolution.

The Northern Expedition had been a long term goal of Kuomintang founder Sun Yat-sen, but he was unable to see through those goals within his lifetime due to his death from cancer in 1925. After his passing, a power vacuum for the leadership ensued in which, after the Canton Coup, Chiang Kai-shek took the leadership of the party. In an alliance with the Communist Party of China, known as the United Front, the war began on 9 July 1926.
Kuomintang

The **Kuomintang** or **Guomindang** (Traditional Chinese: 中國國民黨; Simplified Chinese: 中国国民党; Hanyu Pinyin: Zhōngguó Guómíndǎng; Initials: **KMT** or **GMD**) is a major Chinese political party established in October of 1919 by Sun Yat-sen. It currently has political control over the Guangdong, Hainan, Guangxi, and Shaanxi provinces, with the governance of the latter being executed through the allied Guominjun. It staunchly opposes the Beiying government in Northern China. It is currently in a united front with the Communist Party of China.
Ludovic-Oscar Frossard

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**Ludovic-Oscar Frossard**, born March 5, 1889 in Foussemagne (Territoire de Belfort), is a French politician who was secretary general of the French Section of the Workers' International (SFIO) from 1918 to 1920, then one of the supporters to the Bolshevik revolution and at the origin of the split of a majority of the Socialists at the Congress of Tours in December 1920 to create the French Section of the Communist International which he will be the first General Secretary from 1921 to 1923.

An activist who is a socialist from his youth, and worried in his profession of professor, he will be fired for militancy in 1913 after his military service.

First socialist leader of the Territoire de Belfort, main editor of the local newspaper Germinal de Belfort and socialist candidate for the legislative election of 1914 in the first constituency of Belfort, he can not be elected.

During the war, he participated with Jean Longuet and Paul Faure in the struggles of the socialist minority, of "pacifist" but "patriotic" tendency 5. He became permanent delegate for propaganda, then secretary of the SFIO in October 1918. In 1919 , he is a candidate on the socialist list led by Longuet in the legislative elections in the Seine department, but is not elected.

Supporter of the "reconstruction" of a Socialist International, he converted to membership of the Communist International (IC/Comintern) following a trip to Russia accompanied by Marcel Cachin in 1920, he defends this thesis at the Congress of Tours.

He then becomes first secretary of the Socialist Party-French Section of the Communist International (*Parti socialiste-Section française de l'International communiste/*PS-SCFIC) then PC-SFIC, but due to the youth of the party and its initial disorganization, the internal discipline is not applied. Frossard violates many closed conditions of the Comintern. He remains a freemason while others have abandoned like Marcel Cachin and the majority of the old socialists, and participation with newspapers "bourgeois" in the ranks communists. He was outvoted at the Second Congress of the PC-SFIC and disavowed by the Comintern, and resigned on January 1, 1923, accompanied by his supporters.

Ludovic-Oscar Frossard then created the Unitary Communist Party, he ended up returning to the SFIO and created in 1924 the Socialist Communist Union but only managed to remain a small group within the left of the SFIO.
Russian Civil War

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* Establishment of Bolshevik power in Mongolia and Tuva
* Japanese annexation of Sakhalin and Nikolayevsk-on-Amur

**Victory for Pro-Independence Movements**
* Establishment of independent states in Livonia, Estonia, Lithuania, Finland, Armenia, Bukhara and Transcaspia

 Revolutionary Insurrectionary Army of Ukraine (1919–20)

**Support from:**
 Germany (from 1920)
**Including**
* Provisional All-Russian Government
* Armed Forces of South Russia
* Siberian Army
* Komuch
* Don Army
* Kuban cossacks
* Alash Autonomy

**Support from:**
 Leon Trotsky
 Mikhail Tukhachevsky
 Sergei Kamenev
 Nestor Makhno
 Lavr Kornilov
 Anton Denikin
Lists of Slavs and Germans

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**Lists of Slavs and Germans** (Italian: *Liste di Slavi e Tedeschi*) is the collective name given to the allied political parties representing the Slav and German minorities in Northern Italy in the 1921 and 1924 elections.

Most Slavs reside in the Julian March, while most Germans reside in South Tyrol.
Ozaki Yukio

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**Ozaki Yukio** (尾崎 行雄 *Ozaki Yukio*, born December 24, 1858) is a Japanese politician of liberal signature, born in Manato, Kanagawa. Ozaki has been serving in the House of Representatives of the Japanese Diet for 42 years (1890–1932) and the current Prime Minister of Japan (1930–present). He is being revered in Japan as the "God of Constitutional Politics" and the "Father of the Japanese Constitution".
National Blocs

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The **National Blocs** (Italian: *Blocchi Nazionali*) was a right-wing coalition of political parties in Italy formed for the 1921 general election.

## History

The National Blocs incorporated the electoral list of the Italian Liberal Party of former Prime Minister Giovanni Giolitti, the Italian Fasci of Combat led by Benito Mussolini, the Italian Nationalist Association led by Enrico Corradini, elements of the Italian Social Democratic Party under Giovanni Colonna, and other right-wing forces.

The list obtained 19.1% of votes and a total of 105 MPs, including 35 fascists (including Mussolini) and 20 MPs for the Italian Nationalist Association. After the March on Rome and its subsequent suppression by the army, the National Blocs were dissolved and the fascists banned.
United Kingdom general election, 1928

The Conservative government of Austen Chamberlain had failed to resolve the UK's economic struggles as it continued to reel from the costs of the Great War and the communist Russian and German revolutions, which had resulted in a refusal of both the Russian (Soviet) government to pay back their war debts, and the German government to pay reparations to the Allies.

As a result of this failure of the economy to recover, even a decade after the war, many people began to blame their troubles on the ruling Conservative government's fiscal policies. While the Conservative Party maintained most of its core support, many moderate voters turned once again to the Liberal Party, which had reunited after the 1923 election after the Coalition Liberals had been excluded from the government by their former Conservative allies. As the government had begun pursuing protectionist policies, the Liberals found unity in their commitment to free trade.

The general strike of 1926, meanwhile, was still fresh in working class voters' minds—including the Labour Party's betrayal, having denounced the strike as revolutionary in nature. Due to the expulsion of the Communist Party of Great Britain (CPGB) and the Independent Labour Party (ILP) from Labour, and the ban on the former following the strike, much of the Labour Party's former left wing had organised around the Independent Labour banner, and had supported the strike unequivocally. This sharp divide over the issue of the strike led many workers to the ILP.

Meanwhile, more conservative former Labour voters felt that, despite Labour's denunciation of the general strike, the "socialist" Labour Party could no longer be trusted, encouraged by propaganda campaigns carried out by the Conservative and Liberal parties. As a result, many such voters switched to the Liberal Party.

The Liberals campaigned on a comprehensive programme of public works under the title "We Can Conquer Unemployment". The incumbent Conservatives campaigned on the theme of "Safety First". Labour campaigned on the theme of "Labour & the Nation", while Independent Labour put forward a programme entitled "Socialism in Our Time".

## Results

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 The election produced a hung parliament, with the Liberals holding a plurality of seats. They were tacitly supported by Labour in forming a government, which has supported them in confidence and supply votes to just form a majority in such instances.
Republican Party (United States)

The **Republican Party**, also referred to as the **Grand Old Party (GOP)**, is one of the two major contemporary political parties in the United States, along with its main rival, the Democratic Party.

The GOP was founded in 1854 by opponents of the Kansas–Nebraska Act, which allowed for the potential expansion of slavery into certain U.S. territories. The party supported classical liberalism, opposed the expansion of slavery, and supported economic reform. Abraham Lincoln was the first Republican president. Under the leadership of Lincoln and a Republican Congress, slavery was banned in the United States in 1865.
Socialist Party of America

The **Socialist Party of America** (**SPA**) is a socialist political party in the United States, formed in 1901 by a merger between the three-year-old Social Democratic Party of America and disaffected elements of the Socialist Labor Party of America which had split from the main organization in 1899. The party experienced a major split in 1919 over the question of joining the Communist International. It is an affiliate of the Farmer–Labor Party, a national electoral coalition of progressive organizations and parties.
Party of Italian Peasants

The **Party of Italian Peasants** (Italian: *Partito dei Contadini d'Italia*, **PCI**) is an Italian agrarian political party.

## History

The party was founded in 1920 with left-wing agrarian and Christian leftist ideals, with its primary goal being to defend the smaller farmers against the wealthy landowners. Its symbol was an ear between some grapes, and its newspaper was called *La Voce del Contadino* ('The Farmer's Voice'). The party, born in Piedmont, was never able to expand nationally, being limited to the Po Valley.

The party failed to take part in the 1921 elections, but found a place in the 1924 elections, being listed only in Piedmont, Lombardy, Liguria and Lazio e Umbria. Here it gained 1.3% of the vote and 6 seats, with 5 being in Piedmont and 1 in Lombardy.

The party lost influence later in the 1920's due to many supporters aligning with other parties amidst the Decennio Rosso. The party was not among those banned after the suspension of the 1928 elections by the Governo Militare. However, it subsequently refused to join the Stability Coalition, leading to a ban in 1930. It is among the parties involved in the Giustizia e Libertà movement of Carlo Rosselli.
Admins

## Admin Roles

   The highest level of admin is your Captain. By default, the person who creates the ship will be it's initial Captain. The Captain is unique in that they cannot be kicked from the troop by anyone. They are also the only player who can disband your ship, appoint Commanders, change the ship's language or transfer their leadership over to another player of their choice.  The Captain has control over every possible admin ability. Should the Captain become inactive for thirty days, leadership automatically transfers over and the Commander who most recently logged into the game will become the new Captain.

The Commanders are your second highest admins. They cannot remove the Captain, nor can they appoint other Commanders.  However they can appoint Leutenants (third highest admins), invite players to join your ship, remove players, and activate the Ship Booster.

Your Lieutenants are your third highest admins. They cannot affect the leadership of other Lieutenants, or those higher than Lieutenants.  They do have the ability to operate the Ship Booster and other event related admin tasks.  Lieutenants cannot kick or invite players to join your ship.

There can only be one captain on your ship, but the number of Commanders and Lieutenants that you can have is believed to be unlimited.

Crew Mates are your non-admin players. They can mail all and they can check other ships. They cannot activate the ship booster, nor can they have any control over other players or admins.

## Assigning Crew Mate Roles

There are four roles that you can assign to your crew members: Recruiter; Tactical; Diplomat; and Engineer. These are four points of contact for your troop, but they do not come with any admin abilities.

How you utilize your crew mate roles is up to you, but the intentions of the developers is as follows. Your recruiter is your point of contact for players wanting to join your ship. Diplomat is responsible for communication between ships.  Tactical is responsible for battle plans and event planning. Engineer is responsible for the operations of the ship, such as donations, which skill is a priority to develop, are boosters filled, etc.

When you want to assign a role to a crew member, you will see the screen below.  Click on a role and a menu of crew members will pop up and you can choose a name. That name will then appear beside the role.
Württemberg state elections

The Kingdom of Württemberg holds elections to the **Landtag**, the local parliament, every four years, as a constituent of the Kingdom of Baden-Württemberg. The Landtag replaced the local State Assembly established briefly under the Weimar Republic, which in turn replaced the Estates Assembly that had existed under the German Empire.

Württemberg, like the rest of Baden-Württemberg, uses a proportional voting system in which voters choose from a party list, which means seats are usually assigned based primarily on party vote share. Like the federal elections, elections in Württemberg are held with universal suffrage. The King of Württemberg has the right to dissolve the Landtag and can veto any decision made by the Landtag, though this right has not been used so far.

## Results

*For the local elections held in 1919, see 1918-19 German state elections.*
Young Communist League of Germany

The **Youth Communist League of Germany** (German: *Kommunistischer Jugendverband Deutschlands*, **KJVD**) is the youth organization of the Communist Party of Germany. It is one of the two main youth organizations in the Free Socialist Republic of Germany, with the other being the Socialist Workers Youth of the United Social Democratic Party of Germany.

The KJVD has grown from 50,000 members in 1920 to approximately 1,400,000 in 1931.

## History

The KJVD has its origins in the Free Socialist Youth (German: *Freie Sozialistische Jugend*, FSJ), founded on 27 October 1918. The founding congress was attended by Karl Liebknecht. The organization was initially connected to the Independent Social Democratic Party of Germany, but aligned with the Communist Party of Germany upon its formation in January 1919. At the February congress of the FSJ, a dictatorship of the proletariat was declared as the goal, and the FSJ naturally came to the side of the Reds as the German Civil War began in May 1919.

After the end of the civil war, the FSJ was reorganized into the KJVD on 14 December 1920. From then on, the organization grew rapidly in membership and influence.
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The **Red Guard of the People's Ministry for Internal Security** (German: *Rote Garde des Volksministeriums für Innere Sicherheit*), usually simply referred to as the **Red Guard**, is the paramilitary division of the People's Ministry for Internal Security, the security service of the Free Socialist Republic of Germany.

The Red Guard's official role is to protect government buildings and government personnel. It is composed entirely of handpicked volunteers from the Landstreitkräfte deemed to be politically reliable. No members of the Red Guard come from non-working class backgrounds, including the officers.

It is organized into three divisions, with a total personnel strength of about 24,000 enlisted men and NCOs, and 6,000 officers, for a total of 30,000. In the event of war they would be mobilized as an elite force and subordinated to the Landstreitkräfte command.