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On September 28th, the mayor of the town of Hamburg, taken from Germany multiple months prior, expressed interest in selling it. Talks began and on September 30th it was sold to Heinikin34 for 2000 gold with the mod CorruptedGreed acting as a middle man, further increasing relations between the two nations. | On September 28th, the mayor of the town of Hamburg, taken from Germany multiple months prior, expressed interest in selling it. Talks began and on September 30th it was sold to Heinikin34 for 2000 gold with the mod CorruptedGreed acting as a middle man, further increasing relations between the two nations. | ||
'''Commonwealth Hyper-expansion''' | ==== '''Commonwealth Hyper-expansion''' ==== | ||
Througfhout his time as the Prime Minister, multiple large and great nations and their territories joined the British Commonwealth as Protectorates. These nations being Salish, Severny, and Solomon Empire. | Througfhout his time as the Prime Minister, multiple large and great nations and their territories joined the British Commonwealth as Protectorates. These nations being Salish, Severny, and Solomon Empire. | ||
'''"Brexit"''' | ==== '''"Brexit"''' ==== | ||
What is called Brexit by many, even the news, was actually just the fulfillment of a months long desire of the British people to leave the Coalition of Europe, an alliance founded in January that year that the Brits saw as useless and annoying. A vote was submitted, and after being vetoed, submitted again, and passed, resulting in the departure of Britain from the CoE. This was much to the dismay of nations like the Greater Roman Empire and France, however. | What is called Brexit by many, even the news, was actually just the fulfillment of a months long desire of the British people to leave the Coalition of Europe, an alliance founded in January that year that the Brits saw as useless and annoying. A vote was submitted, and after being vetoed, submitted again, and passed, resulting in the departure of Britain from the CoE. This was much to the dismay of nations like the Greater Roman Empire and France, however. | ||