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Nordic Federation

### Official name

Democratic Federation of Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Iceland, and the Faroe Islands

### Language(s)

Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Icelandic, Faroese

### Established

1948

The **Nordic Federation**, officially the **Democratic Federation of Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Iceland, and the Faroe Islands**, is a supranational federation in northern Europe, comprising the nominally independent nations of Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Icelandic, and the Faroe Islands. It shares its eastern borders with Finland and Russia in the Scandinavian portion of the country, and a southern border with West Germany in the Jutland peninsula. All of its' member of the Third International.
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Moroccan War

* Pacific States

 Cairo Pact (diplomatically)

* Iberian Federation
* France
* Britain

The **Moroccan War** was a conflict in northern Africa fought as a proxy war between the Third International and the Entente.

Prior to the Second Weltkrieg, Morocco was split into two parts: an autonomous German protectorate ruled by the 'Alawi dynasty, located in the central region, and a Spanish protectorate consisting of a strip across the Strait of Gibraltar and territories in the Sahara. Following the Spanish Civil War, the Spanish protectorate would be de jure transferred to the new anarchist government, which would reorganize the colony into the syndicalist Moroccan Confederation. The 'Alawis, howeverm would proclaim the new government as illegitimate, and, with the beginning of the war, invade the territories alongside National France.

As the tide turned against the Allies in the Second Weltkrieg and the German Empire collapsed, the 'Alawis would formally declare independence from Germany, shortly before the ceasefire between the Entente and Third International. In North Africa, however, the peace should be short-lived among the collapse of talks of unification, and the Moroccan Confederation would launch a full two-pronged invasion of the remaining 'Alawi territories.

Despite early Confederation gains, primarily along the Algerian border, the Entente quickly mobilized a military intervention in the country, despite public opinion among member states being strongly against more overseas interventions. Hastily dispatching an auxiliary force primarily comprised of Continental War veterans, forces in the north would push the Confederation out of its capital in Fez, while the city of Ifni would fall in a major battle as well. An NIB-sponsored coup d'état in Mauritania installed a nationalist government that launched an invasion of the southern regions alongside the 'Alawis, purging socialist opposition.

Soldiers from all across the Third International, particularly militia from the Iberian Federation would directly intervene to protect the Rif and prevent the Entente from gaining a potential base to attack Gibraltar, launching Operation Zeta to evacuate the Saharan portions of the Confederation and bolster northern defenses. Tensions within the Confederation would flare up as Algerian-occupied territories would begin to slowly integrate into Algeria proper, and as the International would pay more attention to directly funding Berbers over Moroccan Arabs, who many in Britain and France started seeing as a lost cause. A ceasefire would be signed in 1953.

An attempted self-coup by Mehdi Ben Barka would only cause further division within the Confederation, leading to his downfall and replacement with the pro-Algerian Abbas Messaadi in 1955, who immediately fell into a power struggle against the Rif nationalist Abd el-Krim, who effectively led the army in the wake of Barka's downfall.
War in Switzerland

* West Germany

* East Germany

 Entente
 Liechtenstein (unofficially)
 Austria (unofficially)

The War in Switzerland, known as the Alpine War in France and as the Helvetic War in Switzerland, is an active low-level conflict in western Europe, fought between the Helvetic Commune, a member of the Third International, and the remnants of the Swiss National Redoubt, supported by the Entente and Moscow Accord.

Conflict in Switzerland has been ongoing since the Second Weltkrieg, in which predominantly French-speaking syndicalists in Switzerland, emboldened by the forced return of Haute-Savoie to the Commune of France, declared the Helvetic Commune in Geneva, which was quickly supported by the Third International, triggering the movement of French forces into the country as an alternative route to invade Germany. Though the movement was successful, the Swiss Army successfully retreated to the National Redoubt in the Alps under heavily fortified positions. engaging in guerilla warfare against what is perceived as an occupier government.

The ideological and geopolitical lines of the war have become entrenched in ethnic conflict over the past decade; French-speaking Swiss have dominated the syndicalist Federal Union Council since the outbreak of the war, further emboldening the exacerbated political situation in the National Redoubt, as the dominantly-German military has become increasingly incentivized by radicalism. Though this has caused alienation from the minor Italian and Romansh groups, even driving some into support for the Commune, it has played a large part in inspiring raids and defections in northeastern Switzerland, particularly in German-speaking Zürich.
Garenganze Civil War

* Portuguese Central Africa

**Supported by:**
 Entente

**Supported by:**
 Third International
 West Congo
 East Congo

The **Garenganze Civil War** is a war that will occur in Doppelreich as a part of the Portuguese Colonial Wars, in the Portuguese client state of Garenganze.

## War

The rebel united front, the MOINDEGA (Mouvement d'indépendance démocratique de Garenganze) is divided into three major groups:

* **FROLIGA** (Front du Liberation du Garenganze) is a Kitawala-dominated libertarian group supported by West Congo.
* **CONAGAR** (Confédération des associations tribales du Garenganze) is an anticolonial stratocracy supported by East Congo.
* **MORELU** (Mouvement de renaissance Luba) is a monarchist Luba interest group neutral between the two sides.

If the Loyalists win the war, but Portuguese Central Africa collapses, Garenganze will be forced to align with the Cairo Pact.

## Belligerents

### Side 1:

 FROLIGA
**Supported by:**
 West Congo
 Gabon

### Side 2:

 CONAGAR
**Supported by:**
 East Congo

### Side 4:

 Mobile Group E
**Supported by:**
 Portugal (potentially)

* Portugal Central Africa (potentially)

## Commanders and leaders

### Commanders and leaders:

 Jean Schramme

If MOINDEGA wins the civil war, it will now have to grapple with its loyalties and priorities over a diverse region, primarily between the support of East Congo or West Congo, drawing it into civil war between the supporters of the CONAGAR and the FROLIGA, with respective loyalties, as well as the MORELU, which will attempt to play off both sides.

Outside of the MOINDEGA, the Belgian-Portuguese mercenary group known as Mobile Group E will attempt to wrangle control back to the mining megacorporations in the region. If Portugal avoided the Carnation Revolution, it can support the group in its efforts.
Gambela

The **Gambela** is a breakaway state in Ethiopia, founded and predominantly ran by Nuer members of the **Anyanya**, who have been driven out of the Sudan Territories and made Gambela their base, where they've become a far greater looming threat to Egyptian colonial rule, plotting to return to liberate the territory in the future. It has formed an alliance with the Kaffa to the east, aligning with each other in a mutually-understood defense agreement against the Arabs, the Amhara, and the Somalis.
Dahomey

**Dahomey**, officially the **Republic of Dahomey**, is a country in western Africa, bordered by Togoland to the west, Upper Volta to the north, Songhai to the northeast, and Nigeria to the east.

## History

### Protectorate period

Following the collapse of Mittelafrika by the start of the 1940s, the Kingdom of Dahomey was restored under royal monarch Agoli-agbo. The country was in disarray following the chaos: German remnants in the south posed an existential threat to national independence, as did border conflicts with Togoland to the west, British-occupied Nigeria to the east, and ethnic unrest among the Bariba to the north. Rather than risk complete collapse, the king took the pragmatic approach of aligning with National France, forming a protectorate to secure the country.

### Dahomey Civil War

Shortly after the collapse of the Federation of West Africa, Dahomey underwent a disastrous civil war as the triumvirate between the country's main regionalist political figures collapsed, leading to a war between Justin Ahomadégbé-Tomêtin's forces in the south and center, Sourou-Migan Apithy's forces in the southeast, and Hubert Maga's forces in the north. With the country in chaos, the West African Union would sponsor its own intervention in the war under Christophe Soglo as an army puppet. Soglo would purge opposition and exile the figures, causing mass unrest as Ahomadégbé-Tomêtin's trade unions would continue their resistance and be radicalized in their opposition.

Tensions between the WAU and Nigeria would skyrocket from this issue, as Nigeria had previously supported the Maga faction as the main power broker the country. Threats of a Nigerian-sponsored counterattack triggered the establishment of the Gulf of Guinea Treaty Organization among countries friendly to the WAU and its cause, including the new military government of Dahomey.
Amazon Clique

The **Amazon Clique**, or **Amazonas Clique**, is a faction in Brazil supported by Venezuela, and the Entente to drive the Para Clique out of the Amazon, pledging to eventually restore normalcy and democracy within Brazil, pacifying the North from syndicalists, totalitarians, and traitors alike, working with the support of the national government to restore the peace. Though currently focused on curbing the threat to the east, it has had numerous border skirmishes with the unstable Guaporé Clique to the south, and is considering making a "deal with the devil" with Filinto Müller of the Mato Grosso Clique to drive the pro-Bolivian collaborators out.
Kenya Border War

+ Kenya

		- White Highlanders
* South Africa

The **Kenya Border War**, known as the **Kavirondo War** in Uganda, was a conflict in East Africa fought in the aftermath of the Collapse of Mittelafrika, which saw the reestablishment of British colonial rule in Kenya, as well as the reorganization of its borders and the end of Kabaka suzerainty in Uganda.

## Conflict

### Scramble for Kenya

When the colonial administration of Mittelafrika fell, three former British colonies under German suzerainty had been transferred back to the crown, those being the Gold Coast, Nigeria, and Kenya. The former two had done so voluntarily, forming the British West African Territories before peacefully gaining independence in 1951. However, in Kenya, the British restoration was done so via military intervention. with forces landing in Malindi in the wake of the chaos.

Already, the territory of Kenya had seen warfare prior to this point, with the Mau Mau Rebellion years earlier having devastated the Kenyan countryside. Neighboring countries, particularly Buganda and Tanganyika, had already launched campaigns into Kenya to secure their borders, within the Kavirondo Gulf and Southern Rift Valley regions respectively, launching an effort to occupy these regions and safeguard them from both the Mau Mau and the British threat. Somalia, forming an alliance with the Tanganyika forces, raised an army at the Kenyan border and marched into the north-eastern Somali territories.

By the time imperial forces occupied the highlands, they had come into direct combat with organized enemy forces. Germany, wary of the situation, would send military attaches to the three countries, and demand that the Entente withdraw its auxiliary forces from Kenya. Refusing to leave,

### Treaty of Malindi and Treaty of Mogadishu

After prolonged fighting on their respective fronts, Tanganyika and Somalia would both sign to the Treaty of Malindi and Treaty of Mogadishu respectively, themselves being viewed as separate belligerents. While the treaty with Tanganyika mainly saw minor changes, Somalia was able to fully annex its claimed territory in the northeast, after crossing the Tana River and forcing the British to recognize their claim.

### Kavirondo War

Peace, however, did not come as easily for Buganda's forces, as they found themselves with their backs to the water and actively underperforming against British forces. Despite minor successes in the Lake Rudolf Campaign preventing the Entente from establishing a foothold in the region, the Battle of Kisumu was a disastrous massacre for Bugandan forces, forcing a retreat from the Kavirondo region and severely damaging their ability to project power in Kenya.

To maintain the Lake Rudolf territory as well as
Togoland

**Togoland**, officially the **Togolese National Republic**, is an authoritarian state in West Africa, bordered by the Gold Coast to the west, Soudan to the north, and Dahomey to the east. It also potentially shares a disputed quadripoint border with Niger, through the neutral Koalou Triangle at the Soudan-Niger-Togoland-Dahomey border. Togoland's border with the Gold Coast is disputed as well, as the two countries have, on numerous occasions, fought wars and skirmishes due to their disputed border across the Volta River.
Second Seattle Commune

The **Seattle Commune**, also known as the **Washington Liberated Zone**, was a revolutionary government that seized power in the Pacific city of Seattle near the end of the Continental War.

After the complete withdrawal of Canada from the Second Weltkrieg and the fall of Denver to Syndicate forces, anticipation of the fall of the Pacific government led to the Western branches of the AFL agitating for outright revolution in key cities. While soldiers were being withdrawn from the prairie, major wartime ration policies had severely affected workers' ability to support their families amid the complete ban of union activity.

The Seattle Central Labor Council, the conservative Seattle branch of the AFL, had long dominated labor in Washington, but with the harsh conditions for those on the home front in the city, their business unionist policies grew increasingly unpopular with workers sympathetic to the Syndicates, culminating in the IWW's popularity skyrocketing in turn.

A mass general strike in Seattle near the end of the war turned into all-out occupation and revolution, driving the SCLC and police out of the city altogether, with concurrent general strikes being held across the whole West in support of ending the war. With minimal troops dedicated to the home front, syndicalist rule in Seattle lasted eight whole months behind the front lines before being quelled in early November.

The Commune carries a strong legacy in Seattle, under which many of its reforms and policies were carried over after the war in order to maintain peace. The Western IWW faced severe crackdowns as the SCLC was restored as the sole legal union body in Washington, but many former communists ended up continuing their resistance in the state, creating a body of support in the reconciliatory Farmer-Labor Party.
Vatican City State

The **Vatican City State**, colloquially known as **Vatican City** or sometimes **the** **Vatican**, is a landlocked enclave located entirely within the city of Rome, Italy. It succeeded the Papal State following its defeat in the Second Risorgimento, the Italian theater of the Second Weltkrieg, in which it would be reorganized into an independent and protected dominion. It is recognized as the legitimate Catholic church primarily in Western Europe, apart from in Portugal, which houses the Alcobasa City State, which split from the church after the contested election of John XXIII in what would be known as the Second Papal Schism.
Iberian Federation

**Iberia**, officially the **Iberian Federation** (Spanish: **Federación Ibérica**) is a country in western Europe, bordered by Portugal to the west, the Commune of France and Andorra to the north, and the Republic of the Rif to the south across the Strait of Gibraltar. It is a member of the Third International.

Iberia does not operate as a traditional government, but rather as a federation of defence councils built on the anarcho-syndicalist model of the CNT-FAI, which secured victory in the Spanish Civil War in 1939.
Second Argentine Civil War

* Japan
* Peru-Bolivian Confederation
* Portugal (potentially)

* Moscow Accord

	+ Russia

* Entente

	+ Canada
	+ Pacific States
	+ Portugal (potentially)

* Third International

	+ Iberian Federation
	+ Italy
	+ France
* Brazil
* Uruguay
* Free Chile

The **Second Argentine Civil War** is a conflict that can potentially occur in Doppelreich after the assassination of Juan Carlos Goyeneche if Argentina becomes too fragmented. This may occur in several ways if paths are mismanaged, however, the factions will all remain the same.

## Factions

### Integralists

The **Emergency Government of the Argentine Republic** (GECA) is led by Eduardo Lonardi, who is either the current or former caudillo, on behalf of the conservative Catholic elite of the Patriotic League. The faction draws support from the elite among the northern provinces.

### Tacuarists

The **Patriotic Army of the Argentine State** (EPEA) is led by José López Rega, a senior member of the Tacuarist wing of the Patriotic League who took Goyeneche's mantle after his assassination. The faction draws support from various army factions, anti-communist trade unions, and ultranationalists.

### Militarists

The **Salvation Government of the Republic of Argentina** (GSRA) is led by Isaac Rojas, the most prominent anti-League officer and a leading figure in the 1964 coup/attempted coup, leading a united front between conservative pro-democracy groups as well as powerful navy and air officers, in a tenuous alliance of convenience.

### Patagonists

The **Popular Patagonist Front of Free Argentina** (FPPAL), commonly referred to as **New Patagonia**, is led by Ernesto Guevara as well as John William Cooke, two committed leftists marked by their father's deaths by the totalitarian regime of Argentina. They have united the Argentine resistance into a popular front against the totalitarian integralist government of the Patriotic League. The guerilla armies draw support in the Patagonian Desert and Andes Mountains, but maintain cells across the entire country, drawing international support from its many agents; particularly Tamara Bunke, the youngest top-ranking agent of the Revolution.
Finland

**Finland**, officially the **Republic of Finland** is a neutral country in northern Europe, bordered by the Nordic Federation to the west, and the Russian State to the east.

## History

### Lapua Movement and Second Weltkrieg

The ultranationalist Lapua Movement took charge of Finland, drawing the nation closer towards Germany and into the Reichspakt. What immediately followed was a purge of syndicalist and conservative elements alike within Finland, overthrowing the monarchy and proclaiming a National Populist state. Syndicalists and republicans were either forced into exile or forced into hiding, with all open political opponents being executed en masse.

Lapua Finland found itself entangled in the Second Weltkrieg with its mutual Nordic ally in Sweden, fighting a total war against the Russians in the brutal cold. The nation held out in the east, but after the fall of Sweden, it was forced to fight a second brutal front in Lapland. German losses left Finns undersupplied in both fronts, leaving many demoralized from the already-unpopular government, allowing pro-democratic resistance to take hold in army factions. The Helsinki Uprising broke out near the end of the war, as a coalition of republicans and former monarchists ousted the totalitarian regime. The decentralized Finnish Democratic Security Coalition (FDSC) took charge until a peace could be signed with the International and Accord.

### Constitution of 1946

The faction reached an agreement in the form of the Treaty of Helsinki, defining peace with the new Finnish government separately from the Reichspakt. The treaty saw minor Finnish losses in both fronts, ceding the Aaland Islands to the Swedish state within the newly-formed Nordic Federation, and ceding most disputed territories to the Russian State in the east with the exception of Petsamo. The new Finnish government's constitution would also be debated in the Treaty negotiations; Finland was agreed to be constitutionally neutral in its foreign affairs, serving as a barrier between the Third International and Moscow Accord, and as a result of its neutrality it would be agree to adopt a democratic government, holding presidential elections later that year.

This constitution would be controversial among Finnish monarchists, who had opposed the treaty and felt shafted, as they had been prominent participants of the Helsinki Uprising. This culminated in the Turku riots of 1946, which forced the FDSC to delay elections until 1947 and crack down on monarchist groups. Though Mannerheim had been the head of the FDSC, he had declined to run for the office due to poor health, leaving Juho Kusti Paasikivi as the primary candidate of the National Coalition. The election Paasikivi had faced was much more difficult than expected, as the re-founded Social Democratic Party had gained significant popularity and traction by rallying against the FDSC. Nevertheless, Paasikivi narrowly secured victory with a plurality of the votes.

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Leaders

List of all leaders and important ministers of countries in Doppelreich.

## Major Powers

### Whites

* Pacific States of America
* Canada
* Russian State
* Empire of Japan

### Reds

* Syndicalist States of America
* Union of Britain
* Commune of France

## Africa

* North Africa
* East Africa
* Southern & Central Africa
* West Africa

## Asia & Oceania

* Western Asia
* South Asia
	+ Republic of India
* East Asia
	+ Republic of China
* Southeast Asia and Oceania

## Europe

* Western & Northern Europe
* Eastern Europe

## Americas

* North America & The Caribbean
* South America
	+ Argentine Republic
* Brazil
Second Weltkrieg

The **Second Weltkrieg**, often abbreviated as **2WK**, was a series of global conflicts fought between 1940 to 1949, in which the majority of global powers either fought on the side of the Pact or the Allies, two informal blocs comprising numerous international alliances; the Pact being defined as Britain, France, the Syndicalist States, and Russia, along with their informal allies in Japan, Argentina, and Egypt, and the Allies being defined as the German Empire and its sphere, the Austrian Empire, Canada, National France, and the Pacific States.

## Theaters

The conflict is sometimes referred to as the **Long War Period** due to many of its theaters being seen as individual wars within a greater period of chaos. Individual theaters of the war include:

* Western Front of the Second Weltkrieg, fought by the Third International states of France, Britain, Belgium, Batavia, and the Helvetic Commune against the German Empire.
* Eastern Front of the Second Weltkrieg, fought by Russia against the German Empire and its subjects in Kryvia, Ukraine, Lithuania, and Poland.
* Italian Civil War, fought by the Pact-supported Socialist Republic of Italy against the Allied states of the Italian Republic, Two Sicilies, Papal States, and Sardinia.
* Great South American War, fought by the Pact-supported Argentina and its Buenos Aires-Lima Axis against the Allies-supported Brazil and Uruguay.
* War in the North, fought by Russia and Norway against Sweden, Finland, and Denmark.
* Indian Civil War, fought by Azad Hind against Pakistan and British loyalists in southern India.
* Saharan War, fought between Sanusi Africa and National France.
* Continental War, fought as a continuation of the Second American Civil War by the Syndicalist States against the Pacific States, Canada, and the New England Provisional Government.
* War in the Desert, fought between the Cairo Pact, comprising Egypt, Persia, Nejd and Hasa, Sanusi Africa, Armenia, and Yemen against the Ottoman Empire.
* Fifth Balkan War, fought between the Belgrade Pact members of Serbia, Romania, and Greece against the Austrian Empire.
* Baltic War, fought between Russia and the former German territories of Estonia and Latvia.
* Eastern Seas War, fought between Pact-supported Japan, Thailand, and National China against the German Empire.

1. ↑ Sometimes referred to as the **International-Reichspakt War** or, in Germany, as the **War in the West**.
Syria

**Syria**, officially the **Syrian Republic**, is a country in west Asia, bordered by Egypt to the west, Hejaz and Nejd to the south, Iraq and Iran to the east, and Turkey to the north. It is a member of the Cairo Pact.

Founded during the Great Syrian Revolt alongside the War in the Desert, Syria was proclaimed as a constitutional republic in the midst of a complete breakdown of authority in the Levant. Under Egyptian *de facto* suzerainty, via the policy of "nation-building", a Greater Syria would be established, incorporating the territories of the former Ottoman Mutasarrifate of Jerusalem. The Egyptian army would harshly repress separatists in the region, particularly among Kurds, Maronites, Alawites, and Palestinian Jews, all of whom would be incorporated into the new state.

Furthermore, as the war ended and the territory was consolidated, Syrian politics would grow ever more divisive. Originally dominated by the big-tent National Bloc, Shukri al-Quwatli's strong conservatism would lead to the party's split in 1947, between the conservative, Damascus-based National Party and the liberal, Aleppo-based People's Party. In the following decades, as Syria settled into the Cairo Pact and would be torn by its ongoing insurgencies, more political parties would emerge, primarily from the pan-Arab nationalist Ba'ath Party, the ultranationalist Syrian Social Nationalist Party, and the fundamentalist Muslim Brotherhood.

Alongside the growth of the "radical camp" in Syrian politics, the "conformist" wing of minority groups has largely declined over the years, despite the People's Party's overall recent growth. Ethnoreligious minorities, particularly in Kurdistan, Palestine, Lebanon, and Alexandretta, have increasingly turned to paramilitarism as the party has done little to aid them.
South West Africa

**South West Africa**, officially the **Republic of South West Africa**, is a country in southern Africa, bordered by South Africa to the south and east and Portuguese Central Africa to the north.

South West Africa was established during the Collapse of Mittelafrika, as governor of the Sudwestafrika territory, Heinrich Kirchheim, invited the former Mittelafrika colonial government into the region as an ethnic German stronghold.

Independence officially began in 1949 with the Treaty of Cape Town, which stipulated that, in exchange for Entente protection of its government, South West Africa would rescind its claims to former Mittelafrikan territory and sever its de jure ties to the now-defunct Imperial German government. The existing government would continue, now in the form of a parliamentary republic, with the de facto leadership of the Governor of South West Africa becoming the Chancellor, and the de jure leadership of the Statthalter of Mittelafrika becoming the ceremonial President of South West Africa.

## Politics

South West Africa is an independent country by all means except diplomacy, due to its mandated loyalty to the Entente, not out of choice, but out of necessity: the existence of the government, seen as a legacy of the old German enemy, only continues because its neighbors allow it to. South West Africa is surrounded by two much larger and much stronger neighbors, and, while it officially advocates for itself in certain matters, such as maintaining its claim over the Caprivi Strip, it does not actually press such claims.

### Identity politics

Ethnic tensions are a major issue in South West Africa, including segregation as a nationally-enforced relic of colonialism that has seen little reform since. While different from the apartheid system of neighboring South Africa, the fundamental principle of Whites holding more influence than Coloureds, who in turn hold more influence than Blacks, holds true in South West Africa as well.

Whites make up 25% of the population, 66% of whom are Germans, who dominate Namibian politics through the Bundespartei. A significant, and growing, amount of the remaining White population is Afrikaner, with ties to the much more populated South Africa. Much of this group votes for the Volkspartei, which seeks to implement many segregationist reforms in the southern neighbor. Coloureds and Basters, making up 33% of the population both have very limited political representation, being allowed to run for office but not being allowed to vote themselves. Black South West Africans, who make up a plurality of the country's population at 42%, have virtually no political representation in government.
Hejaz

**Hejaz**, officially the **Kingdom of Hejaz**, is a country in the Arabian peninsula, bordered by Egypt to the west across the Red Sea, Syria to the north, Nejd to the east, and Yemen to the south. Hejaz is comprised of two entities: the Sharifate (or Emirate) of Mecca and the Kingdom of Hejaz, both of which are currently held by Abd al-Ilah of the House of Hashim.

## History

Following the fall of the Ottoman Empire in the Great Desert War, the Kingdom of Hejaz was proclaimed as an Egyptian client state.

## Foreign relations

Hejaz is a member of the Cairo Pact. Hejaz has very close relations with Egypt, close relations with Syria, very poor relations with Nejd, and increasingly cold relations with Yemen.
Sudan Territories

The **Sudan Territories**, officially the **Governorate of the Egyptian Sudan**, is an Egyptian incorporated territory based in the former Anglo-Egyptian Sudan. It is bordered by Ethiopia to the east, Buganda and East Congo to the south, and Libya and the Chari Emirate to the west.

Since the Second Weltkrieg, the Egyptian Sudan has maintained a continued expedition across the country, suppressing Sudanese resistance since the British power vacuum emerged in Africa. Egyptian squatters have moved to the region in droves, the scarce waters in the region being diverted to their communities in an effort to "tame" the Sudan.

Egyptian migration to Sudan skyrocketed in the 1950's, leading to the Port Sudan Conference in which Egypt incorporated the newly-formed provinces of Dongola and Suakin.
Mauritania/Paths

In the early game, the PRM will introduce a new constitution that would abolish the semi-presidential system in favor of an authoritarian presidency that would be led by Moktar Ould Daddah. Though this will inevitably be passed by the loyalists in the party, anti-constitution riots, primarily sponsored by Nahda and some former EM officials, will erupt in Nouakchott.

## The Riots Succeed

If the riots succeed, Moktar Ould Daddah will be overthrown while most PRM members switch allegiances to a new provisional government led by Ahmed Ould Bouceif, a pro-PRM member of the military. This causes a tense situation domestically, as the pro-Entente military will cast its support towards the PRM and will easily take power if the situation grows too dire.

### Nahda-EM-PRM Power Struggle

* If the PRM's Parliamentarians (Conservatism) come out on top, Ahmed Ould Bouceif will be sworn in as the new President, fully joining the Entente.
* If Nahda (National Populism) comes out on top, Ahmed Baba Miské will be sworn in as the new President, joining the Cairo Pact.
* If the EM (Radical Socialism) comes out on top, Horma Ould Babana will return from his exile in the Iberian Federation, being sworn in as President once again. The Entente can launch a military coup if this occurs.

## The Riots Fail

If the riots fail, Ould Daddah will be sworn in as the new president, and he will continue on his campaign of expansionism.

### Western Sahara War

If the PRM stayed in power, Mauritania will enter a border war with Morocco later in the game, causing its condemnation by other Entente members and provoking the condemnation of Ould Daddah's government. If the war succeeds, Ould Daddah will stay in power. If it fails, the military coup will occur.

## Military Coup

If the Western Sahara War fails, or if the Entente decides to do so in the event that the EM takes power. the more pro-western military to launch a coup d'état, with the **Military Committee for National Recovery** **(CMRN)** (Militarism) taking power. The country will rescind its claim to the 26° parallel while maintaining its claim to the lands south of Dakhla, and will join the Entente as a full member. Hardliner Mohamed Khouna Ould Haidalla will take power and immediately purge the PRM of its more radical elements, consolidating power in the hands of his own loyalists.
Guaporé Clique

The **Guaporé Clique** is a faction within Brazil comprised of former integralists who, following a failed Argentine-sponsored coup to overthrow Eurico Gaspar Dutra, have been exiled to the state of Rondonia, relying on aid from Peru-Bolivia to keep the border secure, as well as volunteers from Portugal. The clique is led by Gustavo Barroso, a fervent anti-Semite and a former monarchist, who plans to finally restore the Brazilian monarchy when (or if) the clique survives from its internal and external threats. These threats mainly come from two mutineers and their factions: Emílio Garrastazu Médici of the Pantanal Clique, and Filinto Müller of the Mato Grosso Clique, however, the Amazon Clique to the north has also begun to attack the integralists, who they see as easy prey at best, and pathetic traitors at worst.

Even if the clique succeeds, however, its strength will seem to come from its general Márcio Melo at best, who will attempt to overthrow the government, creating a new ultramilitarist regime. If this fails, Barroso will successfully retain power, purging the military and replacing Melo with the loyal former admiral Augusto Rademaker.
Thailand

**Thailand**, officially the **Kingdom of Thailand**, is a country in southeast Asia, bordered by Indochina to the east, Federal China to the north, Burma to the west, and the Japanese territory of Marai to the south.

## History

### Phibun Regime

The country has been lead by Plaek Phibunsongkhram as its effective dictator since the late 1930s, forming an authoritarian, expansionist regime that would only embolden itself over time. Thailand's entry as an equal member of the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere led to a drastic, successful wars of conquest in German East Asia that would lead to the annexation and colonization of western Laos and Cambodia, as well as parts of Malaya.

However, after the war, the rising power of Thailand would be humbled by a disastrous war in Burma. Though Phibun famously promised to "avenge Ayutthaya", the war would fail by numerous causes: diplomatic tensions he had self-inflicted, only to backfire by causing the Imperial Japanese Army to withdraw, as well as provoking Community of Nations condemnation after an ethnic cleansing campaign against Karen people had surfaced.

Nowadays, the Phibun regime has a mixed reputation in Thailand: on one hand, it is beloved and praised by nationalists and modernists for its reforms and conquests, which have brought economic prosperity to the country. On the other, it is greatly disliked by monarchists and liberals alike, who both resent the direction the country has taken, and criticize the harsh repression of ethnic minorities, in particular against Chinese, Khmer, and Shan people across the country.
West Indies Federation

The **West Indies Federation** is a country in the Caribbean Sea, neighboring the Pacific States territory of Puerto Rico to the north-west and Venezuela to the south, on the South American mainland.

The country was founded in the aftermath of the British Revolution in 1925, through the West Indies Autonomy Act, from the former British and French territories of the Caribbean. Taking effort to protect itself from a wave of syndicalist-aligned general strikes, the country was immediately reliant on Canada as its financial backbone, an issue that exacerbated itself in the events following Black Monday, after which the country faced an unprecedented wave of strikes. Canada commissioned the Moyne Report, which would be published in the following year, highlighting the material conditions that had caused the strikes.
Venezuelan Civil War

* Russia
* Peru-Bolivia
* Argentina
* Amazonas Clique (potentially)

* Entente

	+ Pacific States
	+ Canada
	+ West Indies Federation
	+ Ecuador
	+ Panama
* Para Clique (potentially)

* Third International

	+ Syndicalist States
	+ Mexico
	+ Central America
* Colombia (disputed)
* Cairo Pact (covertly)

The **Venezuelan Civil War** is a potential conflict that can occur in Doppelreich in the aftermath of a 1958 attempted coup d'état in Venezuela.
Global Whites

The **Global Whites**, officially the **United Community of Associated States** (UCAS), is a global forum of spheres and other countries aligned against the Third International, often referred to as the Reds in contrast. While the bloc is dominated by the Entente, Moscow Accord, and Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere, it includes many other countries with a policy of anti-syndicalism and/or anti-socialism, often affected as junior partners in the greater Cold War.

While its member blocs are on paper united, in reality, the group is a disconnected big tent movement that often fights proxy wars and conflicts amongst itself, and many of its member states face internal division over the sacrifice of ideological morality in the name of realpolitik. Though its members often refer to the White blocs as the **Free World**, in reality, many of the group's states are highly repressive in nature, particularly members of the Moscow Accord and GEACPS, leading to widespread discontent among Entente members.
Senegambia

**Senegambia**, officially the **Commonwealth of Senegambia**, is a country in west Africa, bordered by Mauritania to the north, Mali to the east, Guinea to the south-east, and Portuguese Guinea to the south-west.

## History

### Black Monday Crisis

Within the Interbellum period rule of French exiles, rail workers in Senegambia was hit particularly hard by the crash of 1936, as ????? holy shit i cant write this

Senegambia was founded when NatFrance fucking died lol

Founded under Communard occupation

Sarr defeats Senghor in an upset in 1952

## Politics

### Factional

* The “Black Camp” comprises loyalists to former President and current Chairman of the Senate Amadou Lamine-Guèye, and his associate Léopold Sédar Senghor. Despite being close associates, Guèye and Senghor differ on numerous issues, to a point where they command two of their subfactions:
	+ Guèye is a communist in the councilist transition,
	+ Senghor is a renowned intellectual known for and one of the founders of the international négritude movement, from whi
* The “Red Camp” comprises loyalists to Ibrahima Sarr and his vice president Mamadou Dia. More broadly, it is a group drawing its power base from the trade syndicates empowered by their role in the National Revolution, influenced heavily by the Commune of France and its policies. Generally, the Radicals are populist in nature, painting the opposition mainly
	+ Sarr's ideology is primarily influenced by the Ultras of the Commune of France, specifically the ideas of Pierre Monatte and his Cooperationists.
	+ Dia is something of an "ultramodernist"

### Governmental

Senegambia is a confederated syndicalist socialist republic comprised of twenty-five administrative communes, each divided into their own subdistricts. Every registered citizen of these subdistricts may elect a Councillor every five years to their region's People's Council, the regional parliament. These councils each elect one chairman to serve as the regional governor, who appoints, and is also able to recall, two Chief Councillors to represent the interests of their local region in the Senate, the unicameral legislature. The Senate, in turn, appoints an executive President to serve as the head of state.

### Leadership

#### Other ministers

* Jean Alfred Diallo, rival of Amadou Fall in the Armed Forces and close associate of Senghor

## Gameplay

Starting as incumbent Ibrahima Sarr, Senegambia finds itself in a crossroads within 1956, as it prepares for a general election on October 29th. Sarr, despite being on bad terms with Lamine-Guèye, nevertheless wishes to uphold his one-term precedent into the future to set a “good example” for the nation. Therefore, vice president Mamadou Dia is the Red Camp's endorsed candidate for the election.
Papua

**Papua**, officially the **State of Papua**, is a country in Oceania, sharing a disputed land border with Insulindia in the north and a maritime border with Australia to the south.

## History

### Independence

The country was founded in 1945 by the Union of Australia, established from the German territory of Kaiser-Wilhelmsland (renamed to New Guinea) following its conquest in the Second Weltkrieg. During its provisional administration, the Union Assembly of New Guinea, or the Gung, was assembled as a provisional parliament in the north. Among the Gung, Australian authorities found a figurehead in the form of the revered trade unionist Sumsuma, who had been elected King of the Tanga and was one of the most vocal opponents of the German colonial administration.

Sumsuma's allies coalesced in the Gung and were nicknamed the “Committee of Thirteen” (C13), becoming the de facto figureheads of the assembly. The C13 aligned itself closely with the Australian socialists monitoring the Gung, eventually becoming the primary ratifiers of the 1947 constitution. The Constitution would enshrine the C13's primary goal in the form of the “National Union”, promoting interethnic unity, universal suffrage, and the right to strike and form unions.

The nation would peacefully declare independence as the State of New Guinea on November 10th of that year, and the southern Australian territory of Papua was incorporated three months later in 1948. The C13 won a landslide in the following 1948 elections, with Sumsuma inaugurated later as the first President of the State of Papua.
Cayenne-Inini

**Cayenne-Inini**, officially the **Socialist People's Republic of Cayenne and Inini** (SPRCI), is a country in South America, bordered by the Dutch colony of Suriname to the west and the Brazilian warlord territory of the North Brazilian People's League to the south-east.

The SPRCI was founded in the aftermath of the Second Weltkrieg, following a wave of general strikes organized by the francophone unions of the West Indies Federation. With the collapse of National France after Operation Hammer, discontent among the francophone territories skyrocketed, prompting the brief declaration of independence of Martinique. While Martinique's independence was short-lived, it inspired similar uprisings across the francophone Caribbean in what would become the Caribbean Emergency. Eventually, riots in Cayenne would reach a similar breaking point, as syndicalists declared the independence of the SPRCI.

However, unlike similar republics, the SPRCI would not rejoin the Federation, being able to resupply and quell anti-separatist rioters with support from Senegambia and the neighboring NBPL, both of which intended to prop up Cayenne-Inini as an ally.
Seth

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## Persönlicher Status

### Familie

Unbenannter Vater
Unbenannte Mutter †

## Synchronspieler

### Japanisch

Takaya Kuroda
Risae Matsuda (Kindheit)

### Deutsche

Daniel Pietzuch
Anja Taborsky (Kindheit)

**Seth** (セト, *Setto*) ist der Hauptgegner der *Sacrifice to the King of Beasts*.

Er ist der Richter.
Eine Brücke zwischen Dämonen und Menschen

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## Information

### Musik

* LOVE INFINITY (Eröffnung)
* call your name (Ende)

### Datum der Ausstellung

* 24. August 2023 (Japan)
* 13. Septembre 2023 (Deutsch)

## Navigation

### Folgende

Ein Brief des Königs und eine verbotene Hexe

**Eine Brücke zwischen Dämonen und Menschen** (魔族と人間の懸橋, *Mazoku to Ningen no Kakehashi*) ist die neunzehnte Folge der *Sacrifice to the King of Beasts* Anime-Serie.

## Zusammenfassung

Nach Fenrirs Rebellion kehrt langsam wieder der Frieden nach Ozmargo zurück. Lante ist wieder hart am trainieren, Prinzessin Amit hilft bei den Feierlichkeiten zu Sariphis Rückkehr und selbst Kanzler Anubis’ Verletzungen sind endlich verheilt. Nur dem König selbst liegt noch eine Sache auf dem Herzen …
Das Katzenmädchen und die Reptilienprinzessin

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## Information

### Datum der Ausstellung

* 11. Mai 2023 (Japan)
* 24. Mai 2023 (Deutsch)

## Navigation

### Folgende

Die Heilige Bestie der Unsterblichkeit und Regeneration‎

**Das Katzenmädchen und die Reptilienprinzessin** (女猫と爬虫の姫, *Meneko to Hachū no Hime*) die vierte Episode der *Sacrifice to the King of Beasts* Anime-Serie.

## Zusammenfassung

Anubis hat einige Prinzessinnen in den Palast geladen, um sie beim König um dessen Gunst werben zu lassen. Damit will er sich Sariphis entledigen. Sariphi selbst ist diesem Gedanken gegenüber überraschend aufgeschlossen … zunächst. Das ändert sich jedoch, als eine der Prinzessinnen in die Offensive geht.

## Charakter

* Sariphi
* Clops und Cy
* Vorherige König *(im Bild)*
* Leonheart's Mutter *(erwähnt)*
* Vivian
* Ratspräsidenten
* Leonhart
* Anubis
* Cora
* Alba
* Amito
* Yormungand
Die Königin und die Zukunft des Königreichs

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## Information

### Datum der Ausstellung

* 28. Septembre 2023 (Japan)
* 18. Oktober 2023 (Deutsch)

## Navigation

### Ehemalig

Der höchste Priester und die Wahrheit über den König

**Die Königin und die Zukunft des Königreichs** (妃と王国の未来, *Kisaki to Ōkoku no Mirai*) ist der vierundzwanzigste und letzte Episode der *Sacrifice to the King of Beasts* Anime-Serie.

## Zusammenfassung

Seth sieht sich nach wie vor als der rechtmäßige Thronfolger, doch Leonhart, der dank Amits selbstlosem Einsatz seine Bestiengestalt wiedererlangt hat, will den Schutz der Bevölkerung um keinen Preis aufgeben, selbst wenn ihm das Königsrecht verwehrt bliebe. Was hat es mit der Herkunft Leonharts und seinem menschlichen Anteil auf sich? Wird das Reich zu seinem wahren König gelangen?
Fenrir

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## Persönlicher Status

### Familie

Unbenannter Vater
Unbenannte Brüder

## Synchronspieler

### Japanisch

Yuichi Nakamura
Mutsumi Tamura (Kindheit)

### Deutsche

Sebastian Pappenberger
Marieke Oeffinger (Kindheit)

**Fenrir** (フェンリル, *Fenriru*) war der zwölfte Prinz von Phantom Wolf.