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Germania: Augsburg in Transalpine talks with Christiansborg? Breaking news come from the Palace as Foreign Minister Heinrich Graf von und zu Babelfisch has formally invited his Danish equivalent to hold direct, high-profile bilateral talks between the Reich and Danmark. The invitation, which...

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Imperial Ministry for War Augsburg, Burgenland - Swabia, Wieserreich Shortly after midnight, 22 November 1952 The Imperial Minister for War Maximilian von Bumgarner shuffled through his papers, studying them quietly. He was officially among the strongest men in the Empire; a retired lieutenant...

Schwarzenberg smiled, shaking his head. "Mr. Beran, please. You took my words far too literally; I apologise" he said with a wide, too friendly smile. "Allow me to rephrase. Wieserreich will unilaterally undertake very serious and honest efforts to ease your concerns, and it will maintain them...

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v258/cccp2004/Wiese/minor/61db589d.png Reichsministerium des Auswärtigen Imperial Ministry for Foreign Affairs To His Excellence the President of the United Republic of Sylvania, Mr. Sander Rygaard Augsburg, 20.11.52 Your Excellence, I see with regret...

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Ministry report shows 15% increase in industry reinvestments Industrial profit reinvestments in the period of January to September 1952 have seen a 15 percent increase according to an official report from the Imperial Ministry for Industry and Energy. The report, which includes heavy industries...

I thought that Danes are as Germanian in origins as English and Germans, hmmm. It must have been me all along.:twi:

Agreed, actually.

I don't, but if my vassals insists I will gladly command it.

It gets better. His navy would be commanded by Augsburg. :D Ocean bases for merchant marines are overrated anyhow. My merchant ports might be riverbound, but the Elbe-Donau-Rhein network means they can slip from the north to the south just by switching from oceangoing to rivergoing vessels. HA!

I have to say that archaic names such as Burgundy/Burgundia and Lotharingia are quite good to me.

Imperial Air Service Base No. 664 Wechtenland, Hornburg-Auersperg - Schaumburg, Wieserreich Shortly after sunrise, 19 November 1952 Somewhere not too far from Budweis, deep into the pristine Schaumburger hills, air raid sirens rang as loudspeakers initiated a countdown. Ten. Nine. Eight...

I take both jokes as well as my facts straight with equal impunity.

Because naming a continent after Prussia is original.:twi: