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Alexander von Hoth

### Positions

Member of the Reichstag (1865-1875), Generalmajor (1870-1872), General der Infanterie (1872-1875), Generaloberst (1875), Generalfeldmarschall (1875)

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

Hotu-chan

Alexander von Hoth (1826 - 1915) was a prominent German conservative politician and brother of Wilhelm von Hoth. He was a member of the Deutschkonservative Partei from 1865 to 1875 and led the party from 1870 to 1875. Unlike his brother, Alexander failed to establish a lasting presence in German politics.

## Early life

Alexander was born in Berlin in 1826 as the younger brother of Wilhelm Hoth. As a young men, he already showed a charismatic character. During his childhood, he learnt a lot from his brother about politics and how to make necessary compromises and how to unite behind a bigger cause. He showed a deep interest in law and lawmaking as well as justice reforms.

## Professional life

In 1862, Alexander von Hoth was assigned to III. Korps in Königsberg to serve under Generaloberst Friedrich Krüger. In 1865, as Krüger was reassigned to the I. Korps in Berlin, Alexander followed him to his new position. That same year, Alexander von Hoth decided to run in the 1865 elections for the Deutschkonservative Partei. In 1870, he was elected as leader of the DkP after Friedrich Krüger passed away in 1869. After the 1870 elections, he was appointed as Minister of the Interior under the von Hofmeinster Chancellorship. That same year, he was promoted to Generalmajor of the I. Korps. In 1872, von Hoth was promoted to General der Infanterie. In 1875, he was promoted to Generaloberst. That same year, following inspections by Abteilung V, Alexander von Hoth was promoted to Generalfeldmarschall. After the 1875 elections, he was once again appointed to the Ministry of the Interior, but after the Berlin Riots of '75, he was sacked for overstepping his authority by calling a general staff meeting without the Kaiser and the Minister of War and giving military orders to Heinrich Hartmann. Alexander thereafter resigned from leadership of the DkP and retired from politics. In 1915, he died at the age of 89.
Hans Carstein

Hans Carstein (1796 - 1838) was a German conservative politician and military officer, most commonly known for his involvement in the Donnersmarck Plot, for which he was executed in 1838.

## Early life

Little is known about Hans Carstein's early life. He was born in 1796 to a Catholic family of North German heritage in Berlin. At the age of 19, he was one of the officers that fought in the Battle of Ligny in 1815 and one of the survivors who were not captured. After the Napoleonic Wars, Carstein decided to pursue a career in politics as a conserative.

## Political career

In 1835, Hans Carstein was appointed by the King as Konteradmiral in the Prussian navy. That same year, he was elected to the Prussian Landtag as a member of the Conservative Faction. He gained enough control within the faction to become its leader. Through the faction, he established contacts with Ludwig Henckel von Donnersmarck and became involved in his plot to instigate a war with Denmark. However, as the plot was discovered in 1838, Hans Carstein was courtmartialled and executed, marking an end to both his life and his political career.
Ludwig H. von Donnersmarck

Ludwig Henckel von Donnersmarck (1790 - 1840) was a German industrialist, politician and brain behind the Donnersmarck Plot. During his lifetime he was a member of the Conservative Faction and used his political and business connections to try and instigate a war with Denmark.

## Early life

Ludwig von Donnersmarck was born into a family of industrialists in 1790. In the early 1800s he joined the army to help stop the French Empire. Ludwig served in the Prussian army at the battles of Austerlitz and Waterloo. In 1834 he decided that war wasn’t for him and left the army.

## Professional life

In 1835, Ludwig acquired a small fortune from an inheritance, allowing him to begin his capitalist ventures. He was often associated with Franz von Stockbrünn, who from 1837 onwards owned a cement factory in Silesia. In 1835, Ludwig also participated in the elections for the Prussian Landtag as a member of the Conservative Faction, after briefly considering joining the Liberal Faction. He eventually joined the Conservatives after continued strife between the Liberals and the Reactionaries led him to believe the Conservatives were a voice of moderation. His political and business connections eventually led him to believe that a war with Denmark for Holstein could be instigated by staging a border incident (see Donnersmarck Plot). To prepare this plot, he invited several prominent politicians and generals to his estate to discuss the matter, including Erich von Labiau, Wilhelm Hoth, Carl Helmke, Hans Carstein and Christoffer zu Muskau. However, during the meeting Wilhelm Hoth left and informed the King about what von Donnersmarck was planning. Several days later, when refugees were apprehended at the Holstein-Mecklenburg border, they were found in possession of a large sum of money provided by Ludwig himself. Following a thorough investigation into the matter, Ludwig von Donnersmarck was found guilty of treason and was imprisoned for life. In 1840, Ludwig committed suicide by hanging himself in his prison cell.
Conservative Faction

The Conservative Faction was a group of like-minded conservative politicians in the Prussian Landtag who were opposed to the liberal character of the 1831 Constitution. In 1835, the group became more organized under the leadership of Hans Carstein. In 1838, Carstein was involved in the Donnersmarck Plot and was executed. Leadership of the Conservative Faction was thereafter taken over by Wilhelm Hoth. In 1840, the Conservative Faction provided its first Minister-President in the form of Josef Stanislaus von Heidelberg. In 1848, members of the Conservative Faction formed the Freikonservative Partei in cooperation with prominent members from the Reactionary Faction and several liberal individuals such as Aldric Hoffman and Jan Staudenmaier.

Strength in Elections
 1840
 1845

## Notable members

* Angelo von Bültzingslöwen (1840-1845)
* Christoffer zu Muskau (1835-1838)
* Faust Gustav von Falkenrath (1845-1848)
* Franz von Stockbrünn (1835-1848)
* Frederick von Marienwerder (1840-1848)
* Friedrich Henckel von Donnersmarck (1840-1848)
* Friedrich Krüger (1845-1848)
* Gerhard zu Muskau (1840-1848)
* Hans Carstein (1835-1838)
* Josef Stanislaus von Heidelberg (1835-1844)
* Jozef von Tresckow-Taczanowski (1835-1837)
* Ludwig Henckel von Donnersmarck (1835-1838)
* Nikolaus von Rode (1845-1848)
* Theodor von Werner (1840-1845)
* Thomas Drach (1835-1848)
* Wilhelm Hoth (1835-1848)
* Wilhelm von Marienburg (1845-1848)
Godking Doruk

A Portrait of the late Godking

Doruk Lot Baqaran is the albino ex-slave emperor of Doruk's Empire and a hybrid Homo Potens/Homo Novo exile from the lands of New Zion who seeks power over the Sunstone super weapon. Doruk serves as the de facto secondary antagonist of early canon, imposing on the primitive cultures of Gost in a manner more direct than that of New Zion's Homo Novo as leader of an advanced empire on a conquest campaign against against the Homo Potens.

## Personal History

Doruk was born in one of the domed cities of New Zion and spent his young childhood struggling at the bottom rung of Neo-Zionist society. At some point in his young adult life, Doruk overpowered the social system and attempted to steal the Sunstone super weapon from Zionist hands. Doruk succeeded in taking the weapon from the Homo Novo of New Zion but in the middle of escaping the deserts around New Zion, something went wrong and the super weapon activated it's artificially intelligent consciousness. The super weapon destroyed Doruk's aircraft and nearly killed him as it streaked across the sky, dropping Doruk into ancient Pahoya lands and crashing into the island known as Saltunn in modern times. Doruk maintained a small component fo the super weapon called a Shard which granted Doruk the give of long life. Through the power of the Shard, Doruk escaped slavery in Pahoy and overthrew the government in the northeastern region of a desert salt flat called The Salts where an unknown oasis served as the seat of power for Doruk and his rebel government. In time, Doruk began building up an army, teaching the savages of the region how to forge bronze weaponry and treated leather armor. Eventually Doruk had built up an empire in the deserts of northern Gost. In the Age of Unease, Doruk's Empire stood at a standstill against the forces of the Sunstone as the conscious super weapon had created an entire race of humanoids of artificial origin and makeup known as Konoks. The Konoks worshiped the Sunstone as a god and saw Doruk as their antithesis. In time, Doruk's empire waged indirect war on Saltunn through Pahoy while Saltunn used Luria as a puppet state against Doruk's empire. Eventually, the Sunstone was destroyed and Doruk began waging a conquest campaign on the lands of Lepkua and Luria until a Kelekossi native was employed by the Homo Novo of New Zion to assassinate Doruk. The Kelekossi warrior succeeded in killing the emperor and eventually superseded him as ruler of the empire, leading the peninsula of Gost into a golden age.
Xuan Tian

Xuan Tian (Huang Tian) is originally from the Xuan Family. However, as a child, he and his father with his mother’s family, the Huang Family, fled from Xuan County in the Western Realm to Mo County in the Northern Realm. Due to a power struggle within the Xuan Family, Xuan Tian’s father and uncle left with the weakened Huang family; becoming a 9th grade family of Yellow Cypress Town.

## Background

Xuan Tian was reincarnated into the Shenzhou Continent in the Mortal world. Experiencing the warmth and comfort of his new family, he decided to live his new life as an ordinary child.

## **Elemental mastery**

Mastery of elements is ranked in order from 1 to 5 stars; with 1 star denoting one’s mastery as “poor” and 5 stars as “supreme”.
Volker von Geishof Senior

## Volker von Geishof

### Affiliation

Reactionary Faction (1845-1850), Freikonservative Partei (1850-1857), Preussische Vaterlandspartei (1857-1875)

### Positions

Member of the Landtag (1845-1857), Minister of the Interior (1855-1855), Governor of German Ivory Coast (1857-1865), Governor of German Nigeria (1865-1867)

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

Black Lotus

Volker von Geishof Sr. (1819 - 1878) was a German politician, lawyer, and colonial governor from the mid 19th century.

### Early life

Volker was born in Lebus, Brandenburg. He moved to Berlin in 1834. Eventually he attended Friedrich-Wilhelm university, from which he graduated with a degree in law in 1841.

### Career

In 1844 Volker became active in politics. In 1845 he was elected to a seat in the Landtag, where he joined the reactionary faction. That same year he was involved in the Angelo-cover-up. In 1850, Volker become a part of the FKP. In 1855 he became minister of interior, serving for two years until his appointment as governor of the Ivory Coast in 1857. Also in 1857, he defended Charles Hartmann in the case of von Hammerstein V. Hartmann, until Orlan von Hammerstein dropped the charges against Hartmann. Volker served as Governor of the Ivory c-Coast until 1866, participating in the Election day uprising during that time. In 1866 he was reassigned to Nigeria. In 1869 He was dismissed as governor of Nigeria, for '*agitating the natives '.* He returned to Berlin and assumed leadership of the PVP, a position which held until 1875, when he resigned from public life due to illness.

### Personal life

Volker married Emma von Klopp in 1849. They had two children; Valda von Geishof (1855 - present) and Volker von Geishof Jr (1856 - present). Throughout his life Volker maintained friendships with; Magnus von Klopp, Angelo Waldemar Raimund Pilz von Bültzingslöwen, Hermann von Heidelberg, Carl Helmke, Charles Hartmann, Achill von der Marwitz, Hans von Klopp, Elric Helmke, and Alexander von Hoth. Volker contracted malaria in 1874, and would die 4 years later in 1878.
Adalwolf von Märchenlied

Adalwolf von Märchenlied (1852 - 1931) was a German Chancellor, politician and clergyman. He was a member of the Deutsche Zentrumpartei. From 1905 to 1910 he was Chancellor of Germany.

## Biography

Adalwolf was the youngest child of Ludwig von Marchenlied and brother to Elouise von Märchenlied and Ludwig von Märchenlied. He was wild in his youth, being brash, hot-headed, and lustful. In his youth between picking fights and chilling with the boys, he secretly got married to an Italian noblewoman, Juliet. Around a year later he started his duty and served in the military, but tragedy struck, Juliet died in childbirth leaving to this world a set of twins. During his years of military service, he was what you would call a reactionary the likes of Magnus von Klopp and the PVP. but near the end of his duty, he was shot by a militant socialist rebel and put into a near-death state. Here Adalwolf knows to himself that he heard the voice of God. They told him to renounce his evil ways, that the extremes on both sides are akin to the snakes of Eden, for he shall eventually make a new path for all good German Christians to follow “centrism” after his military duty to his nation he dedicated his life to three things, God, Germany, and his family. He entered both the Clergy and politics forming the Deutsche Zentrumspartei seeking to serve both God and its Empire in 1875. In 1880, he was elected into the Reichstag. From 1905 to 1910 he was Reichskanzler of a DZP-SPD-NLP coalition.
Carl Helmke

### Affiliation

Reactionary Faction (1835-1848), Freikonservative Partei (1848-1855), Preussische Vaterlandspartei (1855-1860)

### Positions

Member of the Landtag (1835-1855), Member of the Reichstag (1855-1857), Minister of the Royal House (1855), Generalmajor (1857-1860)

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

KingAk

Carl Helmke (1811 - 1885) was a German politician and military officer. He was the father of Elric Helmke. He is moslty known for his participation in the Donnersmarck Plot and his dishonorable discharge from the army during the Moroccan Barbary War in 1860. During his political career, he was a member of the Reactionary Faction, the Freikonservative Partei and the Preussische Vaterlandspartei.

## Early life

Born some days before the Treaty of Paris, he was the son of a Prussian military officer. He joined the Prussian Staff College to pursue the path of his father. He later joined the Army and was an avid supporter of absolute monarchy. He was also known among his friends for taking bold risks. His specialty was with horses.

## Political career

He was given the rank of Oberleutnant upon joining the army. In the 1835 elections, he stood for the Reactionary Faction and was elected into the Landtag. In 1838, he was briefly arrested for his involvement in the Donnersmarck Plot, but was acquitted when it became clear he was under the impression of following orders and thus unaware that a crime was being committed. He was the only man with proven connections to the plot to have not been imprisoned or executed. After the trials which came to be known as Donnersmarck trials, he swore to never have a private dinner inside someone’s house during unofficial meetings. In 1840 his son, Elric Helmke, was born. In 1848, he became a member of the FkP, but left during the reactionary split in 1855 and joined the PVP. In 1855, he was briefly appointed as Minister of the Royal House.

## Military career

In 1857, he was promoted to Generalmajor and assumed control over the I. Kolonial Korps. He was shipped out to Grand-Bassam in the German Ivory Coast and led the war effort against Warri in 1858. However, during the Moroccan Barbary War from 1859 to 1860, Helmke left his troops behind to lead a scouting mission in Rabat. After this was reported to Berlin by Karl Jürgen Krieger, Carl Helmke was courtmartialled for negligence of duty and unauthorized removal and was dishonorly discharged from the army. Shortly thereafter, he was kicked from the PVP. Carl spent the rest of his days out of the public eye. He died in 1885 as a result of a mysterious disease, shortly after having heard the news of his son's victories over the Soviets.
David Blaustein

### Affiliation

Partei für wirtschaftlichen und kolonialen Wohlstand und Entwicklung (1852-1875), Unabhängige Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands (1875-1880)

### Positions

Member of the Reichstag (1855-1865, 1875-1880), Minister of Foreign Affairs (1855)

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

DuckFck

David Blaustein (1831-1900) was a German politician and banker. Blaustein was a founding member of the Partei für wirtschaftlichen und kolonialen Wohlstand und Entwicklung in 1852, but ended his affiliation with the party in 1875 when he founded the Unabhängige Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands.

## Biography

David was born in Frankfurt am Main (Hessen), he grew up in the Jewish community of the Judengasse, his father, a merchant, taught him everything he needed to know about economics. After the death of his father, he left Frankfurt to go to Berlin where he tried to become a successful investor. With the inherited money of his father he wanted to start a business the world hadn’t seen before. He partly succeeded when in 1852, he founded the Preussische Creditanstalt (PCOK) with Wilhelm von Rotstein and Answald Schreiber. That same year, he co-founded the Partei für wirtschaftlichen und kolonialen Wohlstand und Entwicklung with the former to advance their bank's interests in the Reichstag. In 1855, he was elected to the Reichstag. That same year, he was briefly Minister of Foreign Affairs. He remained an active member of the PKW in the Reichstag until 1865, when he no longer stood for re-election.

From 1865 till 1870, Blaustein travelled around Europe in search of investors for his bank. During his time abroad, he married his wife. When he returned in 1870, he used the money from his investors to construct a bank building in Berlin. In 1875, his first son, Joachim, was born. That same year, he left the PKW, not liking the direction they had taken. He promptly founded the Unabhängige Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands with Bertram Soosephius. The party quickly became a weird combination of social democrats who had become disillusioned by the SPD, and proto-fascists who believed in a kind of feudal socialism. Their electoral success in the 1875 elections surprised many, especially when rumours about the USPD's talks with the PVP started circulating. As a result, Karl von Birnbaum involved the Kaiser in the coalition process, effectively shutting out the USPD's attempts.

From 1875 to 1880, Blaustein and the USPD were a rather inactive party in the Reichstag. As a result, the party was disbanded in 1880 and David Blaustein retired from politics for good to focus on his bank. In 1900, David Blaustein died at the age of 69 due to a severe infection of his lungs.
Liberale Partei Germania

The **Liberale Partei Germania** (*English: Liberal Party Germania*), often abbreviated as **LPG**, was a pan-German liberal party in the German Reichstag from 1880 until 1882. The party was formed by Friederich von Coesfeld and Fynn Vogt in 1880 from pan-German elements in the Partei für wirtschaftlichen und kolonialen Wohlstand und Entwicklung. Its platform mostly consisted of pan-Germanism; advocating for a united German state containing both Germans and Austrians, in addition to protectionism to protect local industry against foreign imports. In 1882, the party was dissolved in the aftermath of the von Coesfeld Incident. During its short existance, the party managed to gain considerable traction and was even able to provide a Chancellor in a government with the Nationalliberale Partei and the Deutschkonservative Partei.

Strength in Elections

Participation in Government

## Notable members

* Friederich von Coesfeld (1880-1882)
* Fynn Vogt (1880-1882)
Bertram Soosephius

Bertram J.F.K. Soosephius (1831 - 1904) was a Belgian-German doctor and politician. From 1875 to 1880, he was a member of the Unabhängige Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands. In 1880, Bertram migrated back to Belgium, where he remained for the rest of his life.

## Biography

Bertram was the son of a wealthy family of Dutch-Limburgian traders living in Brussels. He, as the youngest son, had no chance to become part of the family business, so he decided to study at the University of Bonn in Germany. Soosephius became known as a smart and quick learner with high aspirations. In 1856 he finished his studium in Medicine and Pharmacy. In 1859 he habillitated as a Doctor of Pharmacy, earning his German citizenship, and moved to Berlin. There Bertram founded a Pharmacy in one of the worker towns, built for the new industrial complexes. He came in to contact with Marxist literature, and soon began to understand how the capitalist system opresses and exploits workers. For the local unions his pharmacy became a spot to receive free medical care and a safe haven. By 1870, Soosephius was a well liked and famous person of the local workers of Berlin and wanted to improve their situation by working in the Reichstag as a politician. As a result, he joined David Blaustein's USPD when it was founded in 1875 and was elected into the Reichstag. In that same year, he married Clara Marie Montineux. In 1880, he decided to not go for re-election as the USPD disbanded and migrated back to Belgium. For the remainder of his life, he was a pharmacist in Brussels. Betram died in 1904 due to old age.
Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands

### Historic Leaders

Lutz von Sommer (1860-1867), Benedict Eichwald (1867-1878), Konstantin Brenner (1878-)

### Colors

Red

The **Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands** (*English: Social Democratic Party of Germany*), often abbreviated as the **SPD**, was the largest and most successful social democratic party in the German Reichstag during the 19th century. Throughout its history, the SPD was often antagonized by those on the right as a result of the almost constant militant socialist revolts. The party was formed from the Deutsche Fortschrittpartei in 1860 and in fact retained most of the DFP's members among its ranks. Despite the antagonization from the right, the SPD found itself in government several times, even providing ministers such as Gustav Schwartzmann who as Minister of Justice put many militant socialists behind bars. The SPD mostly favored cooperation with the Nationalliberale Partei and the Freisinnige Vereinigung. Occassionally they worked together with the Deutschkonservative Partei.

Participation in Government
 1870-1870
 1885-1890
 1895-1900

## Notable members

* Benedict Eichwald (1860-1878)
* Ernst von Steinburg-Rantzau (1860-1870)
* Gustav Schwartzmann (1860-1875)
* Karl Reitter (1880-)
* Konrad Grüber (1885-)
* Konstantin Brenner (1875-)
* Ludwig von Märchenlied (1875-)
* Lutz von Sommer (1860-1867)
* Roman Peters (1875-)
* Thomas Dunkel (1870-1875)
* Wilhelm Jakob Leibl (1880-1882)

## Charity works

One of the main pillars of the SPD was supporting the working people of Germany. In order to do this they were responsible for several social initiatives and charty works. Notable examples include:

* Organised soup kitchens in Berlin
* The construction and funding of orphanages and social gathering clubs
* Reconstruction efforts after times of war
* Yearly Christmas and New Years receptions and meal distributions
Liberal Faction

### Historic Leaders

Wilhelm von Humboldt (1831-1835), Karl Braun (1835), Josef Emmanuel Weingart (1835-1841), Karl Braun (1841-1845), Aldric Hoffman (1845-1848)

### Succeeded by

Nationalliberale Partei, Deutsche Fortschrittpartei, Liberale Vereinigung

### Colors

Yellow

The Liberal Faction was a group of like-minded politicians in the Prussian Landtag who supported the liberal Constitution of 1831 and wished to further liberalize the country. From 1831 to 1835, they were led by Wilhelm von Humboldt, who was also the Prussian Minister-President at the time. After von Humboldt passed away, Karl Braun became the new leader of the Liberal Faction. After the 1835 elections, Braun was replaced on insistance by the King by Josef Emmanuel Weingart, who became Prussia's second Minister-President. During the 1830s, the Liberal Faction was a strong group in the Landtag, but gradually they lost ground to the Conservative Faction. In 1841, the Liberal Faction held a convention to decide on general policies and to elect a new leader. Karl Braun defeated Weingart and once again became leader of the faction. In 1845, Braun stepped down in favour of Aldric Hoffman. In 1848, the Liberal Faction dissolved into several parties, including the Nationalliberale Partei, the Deutsche Fortschrittpartei and the Liberale Vereinigung.

Strength in Elections
 1840
 1845

## Notable members

* Aldric Hoffman (1845-1848)
* Alexander Hartmann (1845-1848)
* Heinrich Berg (1845-1848)
* Jan Staudenmaier (1845-1848)
* Jonathan Kronenburg (1835-1840)
* Josef Emmanuel Weingart (1835-1848)
* Justus von Buckler (1835-1840)
* Karl Braun (1835-1848)
* Karl von Hammerstein (1840-1848)
* Ludwig Joseph Brentano (1845-1848)
* Otto Möller (1840-1845)
* Ruprecht Birnbaum (1845-1848)
* Stefan Mühlhausen (1835-1848)
* Wilhelm von Humboldt (1831-1835)
Ageta von Donnersmarck

Ageta von Donnersmarck (1881 - 1975) was a German politician, resistance fighter and industrialist. From 1911 to 1948, with a hiatus during World War Two, she was a member of the Reichstag for the Allgemeine Deutsche Frauenverein, being one of the longest sitting women in the Reichstag.

## Biography

The sister of Gustav H. von Donnersmarck and the inheritor to the von Donnersmarck estate she was determined to improve the image of house von Donnersmarck and push for equal rights for everyone, not just women. She was also the adopted mother of the late Gustav’s child Elizabeth H. von Donnersmarck (7). Although most of the von Donnersmarck’s had been military investors, Ageta focused more on domestic factories and manufacturing. In 1911, she was elected to the Reichstag for the ADFV. She continued to be a member of the party until 1948, when she retired from politics. During World War Two, Ageta was a member of the resistance against the French occupation.
Aldric Hoffman

### Positions

Member of the Landtag (1845-1855), Generalmajor (1845-1850), Generalleutnant (1850-1852), General der Infanterie (1852-1855)

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

jameStar

Aldric Hoffman was born in a small farming town near the city of Potsdam. His family owned a small farm which they used to provide for themselves. When he was a boy he heard of the revolution in France from travelers that would sometimes pass through his small town and he became enamored with the ideals of nationalism and liberalism. When he turned 15 he enlisted in the army to fight in the napoleonic wars. He didn’t see much combat before the war was lost to France but he did gain favor with his commanding officer and learned much under his guidance. He remained with his commanding officer as a garrisoned militia until 1812. When Napoleon was defeated in Russia and Prussia joined the coalition against them he was promoted to second in command of his battalion at the behest of his commander. He saw fighting on the front lines at Waterloo and learned to Resolute, even in the face of peril. He spent a few years at the Prussian Military Academy learning and building his skill in battle. After his years at the academy he graduated and was made Lieutenant of his own Corps. During the 1830 crisis in Poland he was sent to help put down the uprising and in the process was promoted to Oberst.

Hoffman joined the Prussian Landtag in 1845 as a member of the Liberal Faction, he quickly became its leader that same year when Karl Braun stepped down in his favour. That same year, he was promoted to Generalmajor and put in charge of the II. Korps in Breslau. In 1850, he joined the Liberal wing of the Freikonservative Partei. In 1855, Hoffman insulted the King in the Reichstag and was summoned to the palace to explain himself. He then was arrested for lèse majesté after insulting the King in his face. He was thereafter dishonourly discharged from the army. Hoffman's political career soon ended as well. In 1871, Hoffman died as a result of a severe heart attack.
Alfred von Neidenburg

Alfred von Neidenburg (1781 - 1845) was a prominent German reactionary politician. From 1840 to 1845, von Neidenburg led the Reactionary Faction in the Landtag. Alfred dissapeared in the months leading up to the 1845 elections.

## Early life and military career

Alfred was born in Neidenburg Castle, his family’s ancestral homeland since the era of the Teutonic Knights. Like his ancestors before him, he was raised to join the Prussian military and served with distinction as an officer from the 1790’s. When the French Revolutionary Wars began, Alfred was a junior officer and quickly rose through the ranks attaining the rank of oberst by the Napoleonic invasion of Prussia in 1806. When Prussia surrendered, Alfred refused to lay down his arms and joined the Imperial Russian Army alongside several other officers such as von Clausewitz who swore to see their country and king liberated from the French yoke and fought against the invasion of 1812.

For his insubordination, castle Neidenburg was burned down by the French, but the war of the 6th Coalitions finally liberated Prussia and brought down the vile French yoke. Despite giving all for his country, his refusal to follow his king’s order of surrender was viewed with contempt in the Prussian court and army in the years following the war, and once it became clear to Alfred that his career was effectively stifled, he took a commision as military attache to the Russian Empire and shortly thereafter retired from the service to rebuild his estate. With the Reactionary Faction destabilized by senseless intrigue and the army decapitated of leaders as a result of the Donnersmarck Plot, Alfred felt obligated to return to the public scene accepting a commission in the army and candidacy for the Reactionaries.

In his time in Russia, Alfred became acquainted with a lady of the Baltic German aristocracy whom he married; the couple had three sons.

## Political career

In 1840, Alfred von Neidenburg was elected into the Landtag for the Reactionary Faction. He quickly gained enough influence to become the leader of the faction. In 1845, in the months leading up to the elections, Alfred von Neidenburg dissapeared. Today, historians claim that von Neidenburg's dissapearance is tied to a series of gang murders, others claim that von Neidenburg took his own life and more wild theorists claim that he was abducted by foreign powers.
The Face of Failure

The "Face Of Failure" as Moriah calls it, Is a human themed squishy that Moriah Elizabeth created in the Squishy Makeover episode titled PEOPLE. The video was released on December 27th 2019. This episode was different from others as she only decorated human squishies. The first squishy was a simple human squishy. as Moriah stated: "The problem started with the eyes" the eyes which are large with blue, black, and white colors were done many times by the youtuber. Other problems she stated were the lips and skin. She called it a failure and it has become a joke among the community. It has no name but was ranked as the 2nd worst squishy in her ranking video of 2019. She didn't rank it last because, as she stated: "I worked really hard on the hair and the eyes and i really like them".

## Trivia

* The Face of Failure squishy is based off of toys called L.O.L dolls.

* This specific squishy based off of the L.O.L doll Queen Bee.

* The squishy was not made by the L.O.L doll company. It is a cheap knock off.
Wilhelm von Hoth

Deutschkonservative Partei (1861-1862)

### Positions

Member of the Landtag (1835-1855), Member of the Reichstag (1860-1862), Minister-President (1845-1855), Minister of Foreign Affairs (1855-1860), Chancellor (1855, 1860-1862), Generalmajor (1838-1842), Generalleutnant (1842-1845), Generaloberst (1845-1850), Generalfeldmarschall (1850-1862)

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

Hotu-chan

Wilhelm von Hoth, previously Wilhelm Hoth, (1810-1862) was a Prussian Minister-President, first Chancellor of the North German Federation and politician. From his entrance til his death he was a conservative and a loyal supporter of the actions of the King and the Kaiser. He entered the political scene as part of the Conservative Faction and later used an opportunity to climb the political ladder and become leader of the said faction. He later led the **FKP** (*Freikonservative Partei)* and won the position of Reichkanzler as leader of the same part. Furthermore, he moved to lead the **DkP** after the unification of the German Empire. That same 1860, he was elected Reichschancellor of the Reich but was cut short after his sudden death, upon which a power vacuum appeared within the party he represented.

## The 40's Incident

The 40's Incident was a speech given by Herr Wilhelm von Hoth as leader of the Konservative Faction. In it he urged the people to vote for the Conservative cause, but also slipped a sentence that would exasperate many members of both the Conservative and Reactionary Faction. Upon the realization of the mistake, rather than being replaced or ousted from the position of party leader, he remained as such and led the party in the coming elections, but not before a speech of apology was given by himself.
Henry von Hesse-Dassau

Henry von Hesse Dassau (5 May 1907 - 9 August 2000) was a German politician and Head of the German Airforce from 1936 to 1950. He was a prominent member of the Nationalliberale Partei, much like his father. He is most known for his actions during World War Two.

## Biography

Henry von Hesse Dassau was born in Roßlau on the 13th of July, and often found himself away from his father during his youth, owing to the Great War breaking out when he was young. Studying in the newly opened German Airforce Officer Collage in Konigsburg after the war, he rose quickly, in practice flights, his speed and skill were unmatched, and his intuitive made him the most likely replacement for his father. Replacing his father in 1936, he began to push for a rapid air force buildup, and organised the Great Military Evacuation at Warnemünde, helping many German Officers and Politicians flee, with the German Navy and Airforce covering the escape. Working closely with Sir Cyril Newall and later Lord Portal, Henry committed the German Airforce to the Battle of Britian, in which the German Pilots who escaped had the highest confirmed air combat victories. His 'finest hour' came in 1944, where, on June 4th, the Ost-Friesland landings began, sustaining a foothold in the continent after he coordinated with his fellow Germans, along with Americans, Brits and Canadians. Henry moved most of the German army back into Germany late 1944 with the country all but secured, coordinating the march to Paris from Strasbourg. Henry became a member of the Reichstag after the war, and whilst he never became Chancellor campaigned fiercely to pursue a peaceful foreign policy. In 1950, he retired as head of the Airforce, and in 1960 retired from politics at the age of 53, instead making a successful career as an author and an activist for peace. In 1961, his rank as Generalfeldmarschall was honorarily restored for his services. After a stroke in 1985, he was left paralyzed in his left leg, making him be able to not stand for long periods of time, but continued his speaking, and helped to unveil a statue of himself in Berlin the year after. In 2000, at the age of 93, he passed away peacefully in his sleep, the event shocking the nation, and he was buried with full military honours in a state funeral. He is arguably well known for his young age compared to many of his fellow officers, being only 39 at the conclusion of the Second World War, and for his impressive physical strength - despite his stroke, he still insisted on doing many things by himself, having attended a military service for the end of the war in the Balkans mere days earlier alone.

#### Airforce Ranks

* Generalleutnant - 1928 - 1930
* Generaloberst - 1930 - 1936
* Generalfeldmarschall - 1936 - 1950, 1961 - 2000 (Honorary)

#### Bibliography

* Air Force Down - The Evacuation of Germany - 1955
* Not Yet Lost - Poland and Germany in the Battle for Britain - 1960
* The Inter-War Years - 1976
* For King and Country - Anglo-German Relations since 1850 - 1984
* The Lost Generation - 2000 (Published posthumously)
Christian Alexander von Berg

Christian Alexander von Berg (14 September 1866 - 4 August 1935) was a German politician and member of the Nationalliberale Partei from 1900 to 1935.

## Biography

Christian Alexander von Berg was born on September 14 1866 in Schloß Wahn in Köln. As the only child to a family of Rhenish nobles, Christian Alexander was afforded a high quality of education, including time spent at several boarding schools both in Germany and in Scotland and the presence of many tutors at his family estate by Meerbusch. He excelled at mathematics and philosophy, but was always bored by agricultural and military matters, angering his staunchly conservative and aristocratic father. His father sent him to the Prussian military academy to make a soldier of him. Christian Alexander performed poorly and was ultimately expelled after a riding accident left him with a limp. Christian then attended economics courses at the university of Berlin in spite of his father, graduating with a degree in 1889. He then began attending courses on philosophy, but left the university after his father’s passing in 1892. He then began selling off parts of his family’s estate to gather capital with which to build his fortune. In 1900, von Berg joined the Nationalliberale Partei and quickly rose through its ranks. In 1905, he was elected to the Reichstag and was appointed as Minister of Foreign Affairs. During his time in office, German diplomacy failed to prevent the outbreak of the Great War in 1909. In 1911, when the threat of an army coup was looming due to their opposition to Chancellor Elinor von Märchenlied, Kaiser Heinrich I called von Berg to the palace, along with the DNVP's Hermann zu Muskau and the SPD's Konstantin Brenner to get them to form a government of national unity. The meeting failed, but such a government was still formed after new elections were called. Christian Alexander von Berg continued to play a minor role in interbellum politics, his legacy mostly tainted by the Great War. He died on August 4 1935.
Alexander Braun

### Positions

Member of the Reichstag (1855-1875), Minister of Finance (1855-1860), Minister of the Interior (1860-1862)

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

Sjwallace500

Alexander Braun (1820 - 1892) was a prominent German liberal politician and industrialist. From 1855 to 1875, he was a member of the Nationalliberale Partei.

## Early life

Little is known about Braun's early life, other than that he was born to Karl Braun, founder of the NLP. At some point during his childhood, Alexander developped an interest in business, which would lead him to become a capitalist later in life.

## Professional life

Alexander Braun became a member of the Reichstag for the NLP in 1855. During the von Hammerstein Chancellorship, Braun was appointed as Minister of Finance by the Kaiser in 1855 to replace Volker von Geishof, who was appointed as Governor of German Ivory Coast. Under the von Hoth Chancellorship, Braun was appointed as Minister of the Interior until he resigned in 1862 to focus on his business. In 1860, Alexander Braun founded Germania Steel with Benedict Eichwald and Gustav Schwartzmann. In 1862, Germania Steel constructed its first steel mill in Silesia. From then on, Alexander Braun took a hands on approach on running Germania Steel. In 1875, Alexander participated in the sit-in led by Leopold von Hofmeinster which escalated into the Berlin Riots of '75. In its wake, Braun retired from active politics and left his business to his son, Wilhelm. Alexander died in 1892 at the age of 72.
Nationalliberale Partei

### Historic Leaders

Karl Braun (1848), Alexander Hartmann (1848-1850), Leopold von Hofmeinster (1850-1875), Karl von Birnbaum (1875-1880), Ernst Krüger (1880-1895), Wilhelm Braun (1895-1907), Rolf Hoffman (1907-1921), Franz von Roosfeld (1921-1938), Hermann Braun (1938-1950), Friedrich von Birnbaum (1950-)

### Colors

Blue

The **Nationalliberale Partei** (*English: National Liberal Party*), often abbreviated as the **NLP**, was the most significant party in the Reichstag on the left of the political spectrum, largely known for classical and social liberal policies. The party, in its modern, organised state, was formed in 1848 after the March Revolution by liberal philosophers and economists wanting to create a formal political organisation. The early party program included wishes to unite Germany under Prussian Rule with a Hollerzollern on the throne and to pass liberal and democratic reforms to modernize the German Empire.

In 1890, the Freisinnige Vereinigung (FV; *Free-Minded Union*), a fellow social liberal party, would be incorporated into the NLP.

Throughout the 19th century, the Nationalliberale Partei found itself as an easy coalition partner due to its position close to the political center, becoming partnered with many other parties such as the Deutschkonservative Partei (DkP), the Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands (SPD), and others. The party contributed several Chancellors to Germany.

## Notable members

* Albert von Hesse-Dassau (1900-1945)
* Alexander Braun (1855-1875)
* Charles Hartmann (1860-1872)
* Cristoph Hagelstein (1880-1885)
* Ernst Krüger (1870-1895)
* Gerd Jakob Visscher (1845-1862)
* Hans Bertel von Aegir (1840-1860)
* Heinrich Berg (1848-1885)
* Heinrich Hartmann (1875)
* Jakob Leibl (1870-1875)
* Joseph von Klopp (1885)
* Karl von Birnbaum (1865-1880)
* Konrad von Schuster (1870-1890)
* Leopold von Hofmeinster (1848-1875)
* Markus Schmidt (1850-1888)
* Nikolaus von Rode (1850-1855)
* Pascal von Lichtenhof (1855-1860)
* Richard von Guttmann (1890-1910)
* Rolf Hoffman (1890-1921)
* Ruprecht Birnbaum (1848-1864)
* Wilhelm Braun (1880-1920)
* Wilhelm Henckel von Donnersmarck (1875-1890)
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Kommunistische Partei Deutschlands

The **Kommunistische Partei Deutschlands** (*English: Communist Party of Germany*), often abbreviated as **KPD**, was a German communist party founded in 1860 by Paul Müller. The party gained a considerable amount of supporters as Müller was often seen campaigning in front of factories owned by his political opponents. The party was dissolved shortly after the 1865 elections by court order after a failed communist plot to overthrow the government, known as the Müller Plot. A small branch of the KPD would continue under the Voices of Müller, which is often classified as a cult by historians today.

Strength in Elections
 1865

## Notable members

* Franz Goldberg (1860-1865)
* Paul Müller (1860-1865)
Franz Goldberg

Franz Goldberg (1825 - 1865) was a German politician and communist most commonly known for his involvement in the failed Müller Plot.

## Biography

Franz Goldberg was born in Essen (Ruhr Area), he was the son of a worker and a maid. When he was 14 his father died due to the hard work in the coal mines, Franz saw the suffering of the workers and he knew that if he did not, no one would stand up for a better job. He was a smart child due to his mother and her employer he could study law. After he finished his studies at the age of 23, he was even elected as an independent member of the city council of Essen, where he first became politically active. For a long time, he fought for workers' rights, but he had to realize that he had to go to the Reichstag if he wanted to see his dream come true. After Karl Marx published the manifesto, Franz felt even more confirmed. As a result, Goldberg joined the Kommunistische Partei Deutschlands in 1860, led by the charismatic Paul Müller. In 1865, in the aftermath of the failed attempt by the KPD to overthrow the government, known as the Müller Plot, Goldberg was arrested and executed for high treason.
Albert von Hesse-Dassau

Albert von Hesse Dassau (13 July 1866 - 15 January 1945) was a German politician and member of the Reichstag from 1900 to 1940. He was a prominent member of the Nationalliberale Partei. Albert's diaries would later reveal that he identified as transsexual, contributing to the repeal of paragraph 175 in 1994.

## Biography

Albert von Hesse-Dassau was born on July 13 1866 in Roßlau, a town on the Elbe river in Saxony. Albert was educated in a private school in Dassau until 16, focusing on History and Politics as his main subjects. After his Father’s death in 1884, he went to live in Berlin to be closer to the Royal Family, and to study at the best military academy - the Prussian Staff College. He graduated as a Major, and had dreams of becoming a German Military legend. He was politically open-minded, and a supporter of Women’s Rights to education and to vote, and distrustful of socialism, largely due to his background and the revolts they’ve caused. In 1900, he joined the Nationalliberale Partei, which was led by Wilhelm Braun at the time. In 1905, he married Elizabeth Pskovsky, a minor Baroness in the former Russian Empire despite tensions between Germany and Russia. During his time in the military, Albert was known for being an early proponent of an air force. During the Great War, he led the research group who tested early airplanes in warfare. During the interbellum, when army spending was severely cut back, Albert did his best to keep the German Air Force up to date. Albert officially retired in 1936 due to his age, becoming an advisor to the Airforce under the command of his son. During the Second World War, Albert followed the government into exile in Great Britain. He died on January 15 1945 in London. His ashes were spread over Paris during an Allied bombing raid. His son, Henry von Hesse-Dassau led the German Air Force during the war, and his grandson, Erich, would be the first man to step foot on the moon in 1969. Albert's diaries would later reveal that he identified as a transsexual, contributing to the repeal of paragraph 175 in 1994 and allowing more rights for the LGBTQ+ community in the German Kaiserreich.

#### Army Positions

* Major - 1888 - 1911
* Oberstleutnant - 1911 - 1925
* Allied Command Advisor - 1939 - 1945

#### Airforce Positions

* Generalfeldmarschall - 1925 - 1936 (Retired)
* Advisor - 1936 - 1939
Deutsche Zentrumpartei

The **Deutsche Zentrumpartei** (*English: German Centre Party*), often abbreviated as **DZP**, was a German centrist-liberal party in the Reichstag founded in 1875 by Adalwolf von Märchenlied. It is moderately successful, having participated in several governments and even supplying a minister.

Strength in Elections
 1885
 1890
 1895

Participation in Government
 1895-1900

## Notable members

* Adalwolf von Märchenlied (1875-)
* Edel Mühlhausen (1895-1942)
* Joseph von Klopp (1886-1895)
* Siegfried Ulrich von Kiefernwald (1875-)