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United Deutschland

Flag of United Deutschland
Motto: "Grossdeutschland erwach!"
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Region	Germany
Capital	Berlin
Official Language(s)	German, Dutch, Danish
Leader	Kaiser Gunther IV, Chancellor Heinrich Bauer
Population	mostly Germanic in origin
Currency	deutsche Mark
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General

United Deutschland is made up of all the areas on the European mainland which speak Germanic languages excluding Scandanavia (Norway and Sweden; Denmark is part of United Deutschland). The nation was fully united by the 1960's, and since than has been a prosperous and powerful nation in the world. United Deutschland is one of the founding members of the "Germanic Alliance" a group of Germanic speaking nations.

Geography

United Deutschland occupies much of the land in Central Europe. It consists of (from order of entry into union):
- pre WWI Germany
- Austria
- German speaking cantons of Switzerland
- Sudetenland
- South Tyrol from Italy
- Liechtenstein
- Luxembourg
- Denmark
- the Netherlands
- Flanders (Dutch speaking part of Belgium)

United Deutschland consists of 50 Bundesländ, of which each is divided into smaller districts. United Deutschland borders the Baltic and North Seas to the north, Baltica (Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia merged after WWI), Poland, Czechslovakia and Hungary to the east, Yugoslavia and Italy to the south and France to the west.

The thirty largest cities in United Deutschland in order of largest to smallest are:
- Berlin
- Hamburg
- Wien (Vienna)
- München (Munich)
- Brüssel (Brussels)
- Köln (Cologne)
- Amsterdam
- Frankfurt
- Breslau
- Rotterdam
- Dortmund
- Essen
- Stuttgart
- Posen
- Düsseldorf
- Bremen
- Hannover (Hanover)
- Copenhagen
- Leipzig
- Nürnberg (Nuremberg)
- Dresden
- The Hague
- Danzig
- Antwerp
- Straßburg (Strasbourg)

The People

United Deutschland has three official languages for its three main ethnic groups: the Germans, the Dutch and the Danish. Nearly 95% of the population can speak and understand all three languages and the people co-exist harmoniously; much like the United Kingdom with it's union of English, Welsh, Scottish and Irish people (Ireland never seperated from the UK). The population is about 90% Christian, with 60% Catholic and the 30% remaining Protestant. The 10% left are atheists. United Deutschland, with it's over 95% Germanic people, are very selective as to who can immigrate to the country. The other Germanic language speaking countries (Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Scandanavia, United Kingdom and United States) make up the list of countries from which immigrates emmigrate from. United Deutschland does allow immigrants to come from other non-Germanic countries such as France or China, but all immigrants must be able to speak at least one of the official languages and contribute to the prosperity of the state.

Famous Things From United Deutschland

Food

Apple Strudel
Beer
Belgian chocolate
Black Forest cake
Bratwurst
Danish pastry Edam cheese
Fondue
Frankfurter sausage
Gouda cheese
Marzipan
Potato Salad
Schnitzel

Corporations

Adidas
Agfa
Audi
Bayer
Blohm & Voss
Bosch
BMW
Deutsche Bank
Dornier
Focke-Wulf
Fokker
Glock
Heckler & Koch
Heineken
Heinkel
Junkers
Lego
Lufthansa
Maybach
Mercedes-Benz
Messerschmidt
Opel
Philips
Porsche
Shell
Siemens
Swarovski
Volkswagen
Zeiss Gruppe