Eventi
Bloody Sunday
(The beginning of the 1905 German Revolution),
The Empire becomes a Constitutional Monarchy.German Social Democratic Labour Party (GSDLP)
is founded by Russian-German dual citizen,
Vladimir Lenin.GSDLP splits into two factions.
The German Republicans led by Lenin and Anton Drexler
And the NKVD led by Julian Schmidt.February Revolution 1917,
Kaiser Wilhelm II resigns, The German Empire becomes The Weimar RepublicLenin and Draxler return to Germany with help from Russia, in order to help the
revolutionaries against guards who still protected the Kaiser who is in exile in Spain.German Republican Revolution
Provisional Government overthrownGerman Federative Socialist Republic declared by LeninLenin dies and is succeeded by DrexlerNKVD surrenders, Civil War ends.Luke Nile (A former British Army Commander),
moves to Germany and reforms the GSDLP into the German Republican Party.GRP comes 2nd in party's first national election since reformationLuke becomes Chancellor following the GRP's majority victory
in the 1933 General ElectionLuke runs for President against Hindenburg,
but loses in a close election by 5%Night of the long knifes
(Luke sends 50 SS officers to take out Adolf Hitler and the SA
after Hitler threatens President Hindenburg's life.)President Hindenburg dies,
Luke combines both the role of the Chancellor and President
into the Chairman.German Peoples Army annexes both Austria and Czechoslovakia
Germanic Union is declared by Chairman LukeTreaty of Versailles reparation costs are lowered in agreement by UK, USA and GermanyGermanic Union annexes Poland at the request of Polish President Stanisław Mikołajczyk.Great Expansion Period
(Annexation of Luxembourg, Belgium, Holland, Switzerland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Northern France, Hungary,
Northern Romania, Slovenia, Belarus and Ukraine)
War against Russia begins with help from Britain, Spain, Italy and the USAGermanic Union drops worlds
first atomic bomb on Moscow, RussiaWorlds second atomic bomb
dropped on Petrograd, Russia by the Germanic Union
Russia surrendersPeriodi
German involvement in WW1German Civil War
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