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==== False Election ==== | ==== False Election ==== | ||
The peoples of Germany began demanding free elections after the idea of dictatorship vs democracy was fiercely debated. While no official election was held, paperpikmin and Ego held a public one within the German chat. The vote was unanimously torwards electing paperpikmin as the second Fuhrer of Nazi Germany. The first policies enacted was the dissolution of Nazi Germany and the establishment of the Republic of Germany under the Holy Roman Empire Party, and the changing of name for leadership from Fuhrer to President. The election however was not officially recognized by the German state, and no formal transfer to power has been made. Since the election paperpikmin has denounced his claim to the leadership of Germany, citing that the election was only a demonstration of the unrest towards the nazification of the name Germany, however that their loyalty was not going to falter to the nation. | The peoples of Germany began demanding free elections after the idea of dictatorship vs democracy was fiercely debated. While no official election was held, paperpikmin and Ego held a public one within the German chat. The vote was unanimously torwards electing paperpikmin as the second Fuhrer of Nazi Germany. The first policies enacted was the dissolution of Nazi Germany and the establishment of the Republic of Germany under the Holy Roman Empire Party, and the changing of name for leadership from Fuhrer to President. The election however was not officially recognized by the German state, and no formal transfer to power has been made. Since the election paperpikmin has denounced his claim to the leadership of Germany, citing that the election was only a demonstration of the unrest towards the nazification of the name Germany, however that their loyalty was not going to falter to the nation. | ||
==== Ulm Secession ==== | |||
After a time of political instability within the principality Ulm officially declared independence from Nazi Germany, and was admitted into the United States. This led to reorganization within Nazi Germany, namely the appointing of Leipzig as an administrative center, and the removal of Ulm as one. This also led to a severe worsening of ties between Ulm and Nazi Germany, wherein Ulm periodically takes an anti-nazi stance. | |||
=== Name Conflict === | === Name Conflict === | ||