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	\| {{flagicon\|German Reich}} '''German Reich'''		\| {{flagicon\|German Reich}} '''German Reich'''
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	* The Munich Understanding		* [[The Munich Understanding]]
	\| While the German Reich (colloquially called the Weimar Republic until that peetered out of fashion in the 1990s) maintains a veneer of cordiality with its European neighbors and it fought in the Pacific War alongside the Allies, its political landscape has become increasingly conservative and nationalist since the 1980s. In 2055, it entered in a secret pact with the Soviet Union and Hungary called "The Munich Understanding" which lays out plans to carve up Central and Eastern Europe between themselves. Only the inner circle of the Conservative (KVP) party room knows of the pact. It is understood by the Soviet Union and Kingdom of Hungary that should the KVP go a period of time out of power, as it did between 2056 and 2060, the understanding is no longer in force for that time. While the public does not know this agreement exists, the Western Union and Intermarium (functionally forming one defense alliance confederation called the European Defense Cooperation through multiple overlapping bilateral agreements) are primarily focused on deterring parties to The Munich Understanding.		\| While the German Reich (colloquially called the Weimar Republic until that peetered out of fashion in the 1990s) maintains a veneer of cordiality with its European neighbors and it fought in the Pacific War alongside the Allies, its political landscape has become increasingly conservative and nationalist since the 1980s. In 2055, it entered in a secret pact with the Soviet Union and Hungary called "[[The Munich Understanding]]" which lays out plans to carve up Central and Eastern Europe between themselves. Only the inner circle of the Conservative (KVP) party room knows of the pact. It is understood by the Soviet Union and Kingdom of Hungary that should the KVP go a period of time out of power, as it did between 2056 and 2060, the understanding is no longer in force for that time. While the public does not know this agreement exists, the Western Union and Intermarium (functionally forming one defense alliance confederation called the European Defense Cooperation through multiple overlapping bilateral agreements) are primarily focused on deterring parties to The Munich Understanding.
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	\| A ~~transnational nation~~ state consisting of Angola, Namibia, Mozambique and much of South Africa.		\| A multinational state consisting of Angola, Namibia, Mozambique and much of South Africa.
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	\| '''[[British South Africa]]'''		\| '''[[British South Africa]]'''

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			\| A transnational entity consisting of Angola, Namibia, Mozambique and much of South Africa
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			==Space Race==

	==Other Regions==		==Other Regions==

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	* The Munich Understanding		* The Munich Understanding
	\| While the German Reich (colloquially called the Weimar Republic until that peetered out of fashion in the 1990s) maintains a veneer of cordiality with its European neighbors and it fought in the Pacific War alongside the Allies, its political landscape has become increasingly conservative and nationalist since the 1980s. In 2055, it entered in a secret pact with the Soviet Union and Hungary called "The Munich Understanding" which lays out plans to carve up Central and Eastern Europe between themselves. Only the inner circle of the Conservative (KVP) party room knows of the pact. It is understood by the Soviet Union and Kingdom of Hungary that should the KVP go a period of time out of power, as it did between 2056 and 2060, the understanding is no longer in force for that time. While the public does not know this agreement exists, the Western Union and Intermarium (functionally forming one defense alliance called the European Defense Cooperation through multiple overlapping bilateral agreements) are primarily focused on deterring parties to The Munich Understanding.		\| While the German Reich (colloquially called the Weimar Republic until that peetered out of fashion in the 1990s) maintains a veneer of cordiality with its European neighbors and it fought in the Pacific War alongside the Allies, its political landscape has become increasingly conservative and nationalist since the 1980s. In 2055, it entered in a secret pact with the Soviet Union and Hungary called "The Munich Understanding" which lays out plans to carve up Central and Eastern Europe between themselves. Only the inner circle of the Conservative (KVP) party room knows of the pact. It is understood by the Soviet Union and Kingdom of Hungary that should the KVP go a period of time out of power, as it did between 2056 and 2060, the understanding is no longer in force for that time. While the public does not know this agreement exists, the Western Union and Intermarium (functionally forming one defense alliance confederation called the European Defense Cooperation through multiple overlapping bilateral agreements) are primarily focused on deterring parties to The Munich Understanding.
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	\| colspan="3" style="text-align:center;"\|'''European Defense Cooperation ~~(EDCO)~~'''		\| colspan="3" style="text-align:center;"\|'''European Defense Cooperation'''
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	*Western Union		*Western Union
	\|		\| While France maintains relations with Germany, it never stopped by suspicious of the Germans. In the years following the Soviet invasion of the Baltics (1948), France signed a bilateral security agreement with Poland reupping security guarantees. To back up this treaty, France agreed to forward deploy a brigade in Poland at all times to act as a ''de jure'' deterrent and ''de facto'' tripwire force to force the French government of the day to act. As revanchist rhetoric from Germany intensified from the 1980s to the present, France, the United Kingdom, and Belgium formed the Western Union to deter Germany. Although technically separate organizations, due to bilateral treaties between France, the United Kingdom, and several Intermarium memberstates, the Western Union and Intermarium are widely considered to essentially be functionally the same alliance. The relationship between the Western Union and Intermarium is most commonly called the European Defense Cooperation.
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	* The Munich Understanding		* The Munich Understanding
	\| While the German Reich (colloquially called the Weimar Republic until that peetered out of fashion in the 1990s) maintains a veneer of cordiality with its European neighbors and it fought in the Pacific War alongside the Allies, its political landscape has become increasingly conservative and nationalist since the 1980s. In 2055, it entered in a secret pact with the Soviet Union and Hungary called "The Munich Understanding" which lays out plans to carve up Central and Eastern Europe between themselves. While the public does not know this agreement exists, the Western Union and Intermarium (functionally forming one defense alliance called the European Defense Cooperation through multiple overlapping bilateral agreements) are primarily focused on deterring parties to The Munich Understanding.		\| While the German Reich (colloquially called the Weimar Republic until that peetered out of fashion in the 1990s) maintains a veneer of cordiality with its European neighbors and it fought in the Pacific War alongside the Allies, its political landscape has become increasingly conservative and nationalist since the 1980s. In 2055, it entered in a secret pact with the Soviet Union and Hungary called "The Munich Understanding" which lays out plans to carve up Central and Eastern Europe between themselves. Only the inner circle of the Conservative (KVP) party room knows of the pact. It is understood by the Soviet Union and Kingdom of Hungary that should the KVP go a period of time out of power, as it did between 2056 and 2060, the understanding is no longer in force for that time. While the public does not know this agreement exists, the Western Union and Intermarium (functionally forming one defense alliance called the European Defense Cooperation through multiple overlapping bilateral agreements) are primarily focused on deterring parties to The Munich Understanding.
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