Großgermanisches Reich

The use of the swastika flag is also common,but mostly on ceremonial occasions

## Country informatiom

### Official Name

Greater Germanic Reich of the German Nation (Das Großgermanisches Reich der Deutsche Nation)

### Common Name

Germany,Greater German Reich,Nazi Germany (Foreigners)

### Capital(s)

Political Capital: BerlinEconomical Capital: München

### Language(s)

Official: GermanNon-Official: Many others

### Government

Regierung des Reichsgroßgeneral (Government of The Reichs Greater General)

### Economy type

Liberalized Corporatism

The **Greater German Reich (Großgermanisches Reich)** is a country in central Europe between France, RK Niederlande and its own eastern holdings,while in the south it borders Italy and it's domains alongside Switzerland,it's one of the economic centers of the world (if not **the** economic center of the world)

It sits in the heart of Europe as it's sole power and the metropolis of the more wider "Greater German Reich" that incorporate more of its own colonies like their holdings in the east and the North,tho most of its holdings are thought to be integrated parts of the inner Reich,but that's not exactly true to each being administrated by its own Reichskommissars, some kind of Germanized local government.

The Reich's Management of its own holding is graded In a germanization scale and extraction scale,the more germanized and able to extract resources it's colony is,the less brutal it becomes for it's inhabitants,showing the Reich's number 1 priority being the maintaining its own existence and stature as a global superpower afloat.

In addition to vassals conquered after the *Die Second Weltkrieg* with a multitude of allies,tho initially the Axis Powers Commemorated the gain with mutually beneficial agreements but the inherent situational Nature of the Alliance began to show it's cracks when in 17 of October 1956 Japan Withdrew Itself from the Axis Powers when the Oskar-Matsuoka Crisis was met with the unwillingness of the Reich to actually resolve the rather mundane dispute of the crisis (that was inherently about if Japan should own Vladivostok or not after not participating in the war Against the Soviet Union, after the crisis the Italian Empire under Benito Mussolini also sought to distance itself from the increasingly economically and Politically unstable Reich,on the wakening of 1963 The Oskar-Wehrmacht-Putsch happened,After Adolf Hitler's death the fate of the Axis was sealed,and in the same year it was dissolved when the Italians withdrew from the pact,leaving only Germany,Romania and Hungary,who by themselves formed the Kaiserlichen Allianz (the Fascist Monarchical aspect a gift from Oskar)

## History

### Post war policies and the GeneralPlan Ost

After the Second Weltkrieg many of the Führers plans were unfolded into the continent,the first one being of course GeneralPlan Ost,a plan of population extermination/deportation of the eastern Reichskommissariats that resulted in the amounted death of over 15 Million non-germans by 1950,the plan was scratched once the poor results and increasing partisan Resistance became too unbearable to be manageable in the Plan's Context.

It also generated worse general ethnic tensions between Russians and Ukrainians in Reichskommissariat Ukraine

### Political And Economical Struggles of the 50s

The underwhelming results of GeneralPlan Ost Led to an economical depression that nearly halfed the Frankfurt stock market in one month alone,it generated massive unresting in the already strained German populace due to the Post-War scarcity,mostly due to droughts in RK Ukraine alongside poor supply chains that almost generated a general famine in eastern provinces on the main metropole of the German Reich,alongside with the Warsaw-Krakow Revolt that further plunged the SS into radical actions such as a massive reprisal in the entirety of Generalgouvernement Polen

under increasing pressures the Volkshalle politics and a aging Adolf Hitler generated hasty political moves and further divided the party lines into factions such as the Goebbels-Speer Alliance,The Goering Sect of the Volkshalle,and Bornmann's sect of the Parliament,behind the curtains a emerging figure also observed the new emerging political tensions,Oskar Von Bayern,the emerging military figure of the seemingly being forgotten Wehrmacht,the same started to question the leadership of the Reichs politics and government,but maintained a certain level of confidence as long as the Führer was alive,that is,until 23 of July in 1963,the Führer Adolf Hitler died,and as the power struggle in reich intensified to unprecedented degrees,The Young General decided to act against the desires of Hitler's inner circle,and gathered the many faces of the Reich inner workings,the Megacorporations composing the *Wehrwirtschaftsführer, Schutzstaffel(SS)* and the entire Heer,he proposed a compromise in the form of a inner coup,that would maintain the economics privileges of the Mega corps,the increase of budget to the armed forces, which most parties agreed as most of them felt strained by the struggles at the time,the greenlight was given for the coup to start

#### The Oskar-Wehrmacht Putsch

In the heart of Germania, the stage was set for the Oskar Coup, a pivotal moment in the post-Hitler era. The capital's intricate web of political power, military might, and economic influence served as the backdrop for the unfolding events.As the wheels of the coup were set in motion, a carefully coordinated series of actions commenced behind closed doors. Oskar, the visionary young general, strategically engaged key players from the Megacorporations of the Wehrwirtschaftsführer (Siemens,IG Farben and Krupp) The Schutzstaffel (SS), and the Heer, ensuring their alignment with the coup and further loyalty down the line.

The initial phase involved clandestine meetings held in discreet locations across Germania. Oskar leveraged his connections within the military and tapped into the loyalty of officers sympathetic to his vision. This network of like-minded individuals, spread across various divisions, provided a secure foundation for his ambitions.Simultaneously, Oskar engaged with influential figures within the Megacorporations. He artfully outlined his vision of a stabilized Reich that retained the economic privileges these entities cherished, while also ensuring the reinforcement of the armed forces. Through strategic negotiations and persuasive discourse, Oskar gradually garnered the support of key industrial magnates who recognized the potential benefits of his compromise.With critical endorsements secured, Oskar moved to the next phase: orchestrating a synchronized move within the Schutzstaffel (SS) and the Heer. Utilizing the loyalty of officers sympathetic to his cause, he devised a seamless sequence of actions that would unfold during a pivotal moment in the Reich's schedule.

On the day of 27 of August 1963, during a significant assembly of Reich Volkshalle concerning the passage of power to a possible assembly election, Oskar's network sprang into action. Amid the distractions of the event, Oskar's troops of the 178th Grenadier Division took key positions within the city, ensuring control over critical communication channels and key personnel. This behind-the-scenes maneuvering remained imperceptible to the attendees as everything went into radio silence,allowing the coup's plan to proceed without raising suspicions.As the climax approached, Oskar addressed the assembly, presenting his compromise as a solution to the Reich's challenges. The charismatic delivery of his proposal was met with a solid wall of silence by the Volkshalle assembly,but with the control of the city further solidifying his standing. While the attendees were silently watching Oskar's speech, his allies executed their preassigned roles, securing control over vital installations and communication networks.

With the necessary elements in place, the transition of power occurred seamlessly. The assembly concluded, and attendees dispersed, unaware of the intricate coup that had transpired beneath the surface. The Megacorporations, Schutzstaffel, and Heer, now aligned under Oskar's vision, worked to bring the arrests of Key individuals,like Hermann Göering,Albert Speer,Josef Goebbels, Reinhard Heydrich and Martin Bormann,tho one of the key figureheads that were supposed to be arrested,Heinrich Himmler,was not in the city at the day,and managed to dodge the occurrence but was captured in a raid done by newly trained troops of the German Spezialeinheiten des Reiches (SPDR) which later down the line would become the Kommando Spezialkräfte (KSK)

The coup was solidified when Oskar managed to convince Speer and Heydrich to reluctantly join him,in return,speer would become the minister of economy and Heydrich the new head of the SS, replacing Himmler,who was sent to a "Retirement" in Gotenland so in the Morning of 28 of July 1963,The Volkshalle assembly was dissolved,and Oskar installed an interim government led by the Wehrmacht and Himself,this would begin the Oskar Era and what many would call the end of the National socialist regime as a whole political entity

> "As the threads of destiny intertwine, today we unfurl a new chapter for our Reich. With unity as our armor and compromise as our sword, we pave a path to stability, one that upholds our economic legacy and fortifies our armed might." -*Opening quote of Oskar's speech after pulling off the coup*
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### The Age of the Reichsgroßgeneral (1960-2026)

**Early Oskar Age (1963-1980)**

    In the wake of the Oskar Coup, Oskar wielded his newfound power with calculated precision, creating an authoritarian regime that bore traces of the previous Führer's rule while establishing his distinct imprint on the Reich's narrative.

Oskar's ascent to the position of Reichsgroßgeneral marked a turning point,not only he changed the leadership name to resemble him alone,but he embarked on reshaping the Reich in his image. Central to his strategy was a combination of charisma and propaganda. He harnessed his charismatic presence to cultivate a cult of personality, casting himself as a visionary leader who would lead the Reich to glory. Through captivating speeches and public appearances, he evoked a sense of national unity and purpose, a narrative that resonated with a populace eager for stability,Militarization permeated every facet of society. Oskar recognized the unifying power of shared values, and thus, military ideals were promoted as the bedrock of citizenship. Schools became centers for the cultivation of discipline and loyalty, incorporating military education into curricula. Youth organizations became vehicles for indoctrinating young minds with militaristic fervor, while mandatory military service was not just a duty, but a rite of passage symbolizing honor and commitment.

Opposition, perceived or real, faced a swift and brutal response. Oskar's grip on power was reinforced through a vast network of informants, infiltrating communities and institutions. Dissenters, intellectuals, and rival political parties were systematically silenced through intimidation, arrests, and show trials. The chilling consequences of crossing Oskar's regime served as a stark deterrent against any form of challenge,Oskar's reign was marred by violent purges against sectors of the Reich government that went against him,along with mass killings that sent shockwaves through the Reich when they weren't seem since the night of the long knifes,These displays of power were not merely a means of eliminating threats, but deliberate demonstrations of authority designed to instill fear and loyalty. Each wave of violence solidified Oskar's control, making it evident that resistance was futile.

The economic landscape also underwent a transformation. Oskar deftly maneuvered the Megacorporations into a position of subservience while maintaining a semblance of private ownership, Using every possible method of violence and intimidation that he had under his sleeve,creating the "Meine Luger-Politik",an almost sarcastic way of him describing his thuggish tendencies of using force to maintain the corporate entities on line,and by exerting influence behind the scenes, he ensured that these entities aligned with his economic visions. This approach allowed him to maintain economic stability while consolidating his political authority.

Oskar Focus on maintain the Reich as a floating superpower in the top of the rank generated bizarre and Draconian tendencies of always meddling with global affairs to seek to get more influence in the Kalter Krieg,those being sending volunteers and armed support to any possible faction that might benefit his interests on the Geopolitical Landscape,many analysts have come to the conclusion that Oskar was responsible for many waves of violence throughout the third world,mostly on south America where he backed the Argentinian Military coup of 1976,along with a multitude of African and Arab insurgencies

At the turn of the 70s the results of Oskar's action gave rise to deep scars within Bavarian Society,that was now due to the incompetent economic decisions after Albert Speer's death in 1975 due to a Polish Terrorist Attack,with Oskar constantly swapping ministers to fit his ever changing vision of economics,with that leading the Reich into a economic recession in 1978 and into the brink of an economic depression in the start of 1980,not only that,but the lack of budget and investment in other areas besides the constant investments in the armed forces and ICBM productions were further crippling the Reichs ability to be economically stable,the economical malaise led to a rise of new extremist groups within the Reichs Society,such as the Volksmilitia and the RAF in student circles,but also a weird phenomenon of Japanophilia as the Co-Prosperity Sphere in the east had roaring economic successes in the 70s,which lead to a eroding of most youth programs and at times protests,like the Frankfurt Protest (1976),these and all factors like external attrition and turmoil in allied countries such as Argentina was a vision of what was to come in the future

**Late Oskar Age and the start of liberalization along with the rise and fall of Sergey Volkov (2000-2026)**

As the years marched on, Oskar's iron-fisted regime began to show signs of strain under the weight of changing times and evolving global dynamics. The tenets of his authoritarian rule, once unwavering, started to erode as the world around him advanced at an accelerated pace.With each passing year, Oskar's age became increasingly conspicuous against the backdrop of a world experiencing rapid technological and societal progress. The once-revered leader found his grip on power slipping as the younger generations, more attuned to the global zeitgeist, began to question the stagnation that characterized his reign. As news of scientific breakthroughs, cultural shifts, and international cooperation filtered into the Reich, murmurs of discontent reverberated through the populace.Amid this climate of change emerged Sergey Volkov, the formidable CEO of the influential Zollverein.Inc corporation. Recognizing the Reich's isolationist stance was unsustainable in an interconnected world, Volkov and his trusted ally, Frederick Müller, the head of government, spearheaded a gradual liberalization movement. Their approach was a delicate dance of balancing continuity with transformation, navigating the precarious path of change without inciting upheaval.

Sergey's appointment as the new economy minister in 2016, despite the controversy stemming from his Slavic heritage, marked a watershed moment. Oskar's strategic pragmatism became a façade masking his internal turmoil over yielding power to the very corporate entity he had once controlled. Yet, it was clear that Volkov's vision extended beyond economics, and his ambitions intertwined with the Reich's destiny.

In his role, Volkov engineered a reshaping of the Reichskommissariats, carefully redrawing borders to align with economic imperatives and ethnic realities. The establishment of the Reichstats marked an unprecedented departure from Oskar's singular grip on authority. The move, while calculated, introduced a degree of representation and inclusivity that had been absent in the past. Volkov's liberalization efforts extended beyond symbolic changes.

Pro-market reforms were pushed through, opening avenues for economic growth and global engagement. However, this transformation was far from peaceful. Volkov, ever the strategist, employed a multifaceted approach that included using his corporate connections to further his economic agenda and deploying paramilitary forces, such as the RAF and the Volksmilitia, to maintain order,he decided to fuse the two organizations into a more official and more organized force named the Volkssturmtruppe or the VSS led by Andrei Ivanovich Zhadnov a highly militarized Version of the two organizations in just one,Oskar reluctantly approved then as auxiliary police enforcement,that decision was questioned even by Frederick himself,who grew wary of why would Sergey want such military able man in his disposal.

**The Split Between Sergey and Oskar and The Battle of Amrum (2024)**

The friction between Oskar and Volkov simmered beneath the surface, like tectonic plates shifting imperceptibly. Oskar's outward cooperation belied his deep-seated resistance to the transformation that Volkov was orchestrating. After the Disastrous Intervention in the war on the congo against American mercenaries,Oskar tried to cover up the entire operation,but that was met by fierce resistance by Sergey who didn't want the old man meddling yet again in the free press,thus he vetoed the General's decision,Oskar had about enough of that,and announced publicly that Sergey was being ousted of his Position of Economic affairs,tho the situation was tense, Frederick Misjudged it as one of many bluffs that Oskar would do in his later years since the man was already at grand age,but that was not the case,Sergey was forced to move his VSS forces to the island of Amrum,along with himself,where he declared that he would not back down of his position, Frederick, with no ability to stop Oskar at this point, allowed the Reichsgroßgeneral to use the armed forces to squash the supposed rebellion, initially the siege and use of covert Gestapo agents from Steffan von Vonel (head of the Gestapo and Abwehr) did not achieved their objectives of weakening the VSS's defense,forcing Oskar into sending the Kriegsmarine and the Wehrmacht entirely to land on the island,what followed was a bloody struggle between the VSS and the Heer,with the VSS sinking one aircraft carrier (The Dönitz) and other numerous landing vehicles,this sudden show of discipline and professionalism shocked most of the high command and somewhat infuriated Oskar,who asked Vonel to use his special weapons that they've been developing,an Android named Project:Scarlet,using it's abilities it managed to infiltrate deep into the island core,where it found a project by an allied corporation (That switched sides once Sergey was declared a traitor) Unity.Inc,a giant fusion reactor,the android then managed to implant a explosive device on the core,after a few hours,the island sunk with a massive explosion,that at the time was a sign that Sergey and the VSS alongside Andrei were dead (those theories were disproved later down the line)

### The End of the Oskar era,and the start of the Contemporary age (2026-Present Day)

**Early Frederick Era (2026-2036)**

With end of the Battle of Amrum and the shadow of Sergey's ideal still looming over the Reich,Oskar,the supposed Victor of this power struggle could not enjoy the victory itself,his powers were waning every day not only to his now almost centenarian age,but by his crippling and destructive alcoholism,some suggest that it's almost miraculous that Oskar survived this long while consuming this much alcohol,some suggest the use of secret medicine not available to the public,but none of those are confirmed,with his death occurring suddenly in 7 of November 2026,where he was found in his office, face flat on his counter and drooling from his mouth,on his half buttoned uniform,the cause was officially of alcohol overdose,some imply due that he had an audible fierce discussion with his son Jack Von Bayern,that he drank more than he should've, leading to an overdose.

With Oskar's passing, the figure of Frederick, who had languished on the periphery of power, emerged as an improbable heir to the exalted position of Reichsgroßgeneral. His ascension was a defining moment, a crossroads that would veer the Reich away from the iron grasp of Oskar's authoritarianism and the revolutionary fervor of Sergey's transformative vision. Frederick's philosophy was an intricate dance of liberalization and stability, a delicate balance that sought to thread the needle of without threatening the Reich's foundations.

The integration of the Zollverein Corporation,once Sergey's own corporation,into the towering edifice of IG Farben,known as the Economical compromise of 2028 epitomized Frederick's nuanced approach to authority and influence. This strategic maneuver not only bolstered Frederick's own power, but it also presented a compromise between control and corporate agency. The blending of economic power was orchestrated to maintain the Reich's financial equilibrium, while sidestepping the unchecked domination that had characterized Oskar's reign.

One of Frederick's paramount directives was the recalibration of military strategy. Distinctly departing from Oskar's fixation on numerical superiority, Frederick orchestrated a redirection of military funds, channeling resources towards cultivating elite forces. The underlying rationale was a calculated trade-off between maintaining a potent defense and avoiding the pitfalls of excessive militarization,not only that,it ceased to support and partake into multiple proxy wars like Oskar did,taking a less warmongering approach to these situations like partaking into UN Peacekeeping Missions

Amidst this landscape of change, Frederick sought to breathe new life into the Reich's social fabric. Society, fatigued by the tumultuous decades of ideological conflict, was granted respite as Frederick pursued a course of demilitarization of society,like ending the extremely militarized Police and creating more professional agencies like the Ministerium der inneren Verteidigung or Stasi. This move towards normalcy, however tenuous, reflected a recognition of the need for healing.

Press freedoms were expanded with the Bayern Zeitung Finally Being considered a Free Press Organisation by the UN in 2029, though cautiously, marking a significant yet measured stride towards liberalization. A semi-democratic Volkshalle emerged after almost a century of no democracy whatsoever, offering a veneer of representation while grappling with the practicalities of governance. This precarious balance navigated the thin line between asserting the Reich's authority and yielding to the yearnings for democratic participation.

Frederick's statesmanship extended beyond internal affairs. In a gesture aimed at redressing historical injustices, he granted further rights to minority groups that had borne the brunt of the Reich's wartime expansion. This gesture, an olive branch extended to the marginalized, aimed to mend the ruptures in the Reich's societal fabric and healing old wounds between people's in the east and the Germanic west,alongside further cooperating rather than imposing force with allies like the State of France,Hungary,Romania and Bulgaria,alongside Spain and Portugal,it also sought to normalize relationship with the United States and the Los Angeles Treaty,but failing due to lack of American Willingness.

One of Frederick's boldest strokes was the sale of the Bündnismission Moskowien to the Soviet Federation in 2033 in the Kausen Accords ,The Soviets under the leadership of Andrei Zhadnov accepted the meeting. While this diplomatic endeavor was intended to alleviate tensions, its impact reverberated through the Reich. Hawkish factions within the armed forces and the SS vehemently opposed this geopolitical move, showcasing the lingering ideological struggles that continued to define the Reich's trajectory.

In the shadows, the indomitable VSS persisted as a defiant and unrelenting force. Their actions, meticulously choreographed in campaigns termed the "Jahrelanges rotes Blei" or "Years of Red Lead," targeted key figures within the Reich's power echelons. High-profile assassinations sent shockwaves through the Reich, exposing the vulnerability of its leadership. Frederick grappled with this unyielding adversary, a force that seemed impervious to diplomatic solutions.

In a bid to reconcile with the unyielding VSS, Frederick struck a compromise that extended their presence within the Reich's military structure. Operating under their own rules and codes, the VSS retained their autonomy while formalizing their status as a secondary force within the Reich.

Frederick's pragmatic leadership extended to the creation of the Volkstaat Croatien und Bosnien Herzegowina, a distinctive entity that granted the VSS control over Croatia and Bosnia. This territorial concession carved out a quasi-autonomous zone where the VSS could assert their influence, operating independently of the Reich's central authority.

### Present Day Era (2033-Today)

**A Summary of everything to this day and the come back of Volkov**

The period spanning from 2033 to today witnessed a notable era of tranquility and stability within the Reich, largely attributed to the judicious policies implemented by Frederick during his tenure as Reichsgroßgeneral. Guided by a pragmatic approach that sought to strike a harmonious balance between reform and continuity, Frederick's leadership navigated the nation away from the tumultuous past, ushering in an epoch characterized by relative calm.

At the core of Frederick's governance was an emphasis on moderation and inclusivity. The process of demilitarization that he initiated fostered an environment where citizens could begin to rebuild their lives beyond the shadow of perpetual conflict. This period of respite allowed the Reich's populace to redirect their energies towards constructive pursuits, promoting social cohesion and an emerging sense of stability.

Press freedom, a hallmark of enlightened governance, expanded during Frederick's reign. The increased latitude afforded to media outlets facilitated a more informed and transparent society. A noteworthy feature of Frederick's administration was the establishment of a semi-democratic parliamentary system, affording citizens a platform to voice their concerns and aspirations. This incremental approach to political engagement bridged the gap between authoritarian governance and a more participatory framework.

Frederick's legacy also manifested in his commitment to healing historical wounds. The rights extended to minorities who had long borne the brunt of the Reich's conquests demonstrated his resolve to rectify past injustices and promote a more equitable society. This pivot towards inclusivity fostered a sense of national unity, transcending the scars left by ideological divides.

In a strategic shift, Frederick oversaw a recalibration of the Reich's military priorities. By prioritizing quality over sheer quantity, he fostered a culture of professionalism among the armed forces. This approach to defense safeguarded the nation without resorting to the unchecked militarization that had characterized earlier periods. The resulting stability permeated the fabric of society, engendering a sense of security that resonated across the Reich.

However, the tranquil trajectory was soon interrupted by a notable development: the return of Sergey Volkov to a position of prominence within the Reich. This resurgence was facilitated by Frederick's own maneuvering, which led to the incorporation of the Zollverein Corporation into the expansive IG Farben conglomerate. This strategic move inadvertently paved the way for Sergey to secure an impressive 40% ownership stake within the conglomerate,not only that,his close friendship with the ex-CEO Hermann Josef Abs† effectively making him the new CEO,positioning him as a pivotal force within the nation's economic landscape.

Sergey's return, marked by the indelible scars of his absence, symbolized the passage of time and the transformation it wrought upon individuals. The intervening years had molded him into a figure marked by reflection and a nuanced understanding of power dynamics. As the head of IG Farben, Sergey's influence extended beyond mere corporate interests, offering him a unique platform to impact the broader trajectory of the Reich.

The peaceful and stable period between 2033 and 2046, attributed to Frederick's prudent policies, represented a distinct phase in the Reich's history. The juxtaposition of incremental reforms, institutionalized representation, and a renewed focus on inclusivity fostered an environment of harmonious coexistence. The return of Sergey Volkov, now a figure tempered by experience, added an intriguing layer to this narrative, hinting at the complex interplay of past, present, and the possibilities that lay ahead.