The German Alliance

Overview

The German Alliance is a group of nations strongly patriotic to Germany. Our region is strictly anti-Nazi and welcomes any German nationalists into our region. If you are a German nationalist and wish to join our region, please send a telegram to one of the following members on the list below.

This section has been created by Military Germany, the Chancellor of The German Alliance. The above was created by Das Germanisch Reich, who is in charge of this page. Here is the Ranking System, Regional Laws, and the Government Setup. I created this to let regional members and those who wish to join have a quick refence to these documents. Thanks.

Ranking System_____________________________________________

Imperial General [I] 50pts Distinguished by pts (ex. 55 pt General) Lieutenant General 30pts Major General 25pts Brigadier General 20pts Colonel 15pts Lieutenant Colonel 10pts Sergeant 5pts Corporal 0pts

· 10 pts for being a U.N member [II] · 10 pts for each successful recruitment [III] · 15pts for successfully invading a region [IV]

I If highest pt. Invasion General participating, may lead an invasion with founder’s permission. Must have previous experience in an invasion.

II Must keep U.N membership or points will be stripped from you.

III Recruited nation must comply with all regional laws.

IV Per nation participating.

Regional Laws______________________________________________

I Must have some kind of German Flag.

II Must have a German Title.

III No Nazism.

IV No spamming. Spamming will be reported.

V Do not share the regional password w/o permission from the founder.

VI No anti-German posting or such. This will be taken offensively and will be reported.

VII Nations must be in the region for at least three days to vote or be elected a U.N delegate position.

VIII Only 1 position may be taken by any member of the region at a time. The only exception is the Chancellor’s Advisor.

Regional Government & Positions____________________________

{Setup of government positions} [CHANCELLOR] [U.N DELEGATE] [ADVISOR] [WAR & DEFENSE MINISTER] [INTELLIGENCE MINISTER]

{How to occupy a position and privileges} 1) U.N Delegate. Elected by U.N nations in the region. Authorized to put in 2 lines of the World Factbook Entry, and with the Chancellor’s approval let new nations join. Able to nominate (see info on nominating) a Minister of Defense, War, and/or Intelligence.

2) Advisor to the Chancellor. Selected by the Chancellor directly. The Advisor is the Chancellor’s personal advisor and strategist, but has no real power militarily.

3) Minister of Intelligence. First nominated (see info on nominating) by either the Chancellor or the U.N Delegate. Then, if no agreement, the position is voted on by the region’s MAIN NATIONS, meaning no satellite nations. If a tie occurs, the position will not be given. Another election is not allowed until the position has been served for 30 days after installed into office, exceptions are if the position is vacated by resignation or if both the Chancellor and U.N delegate agree to a charge of treason. If the position is not appointed to a candidate after a tie, another candidate may run. The defeated candidate may not run again until after a term is served by a winning candidate. Duties include monitoring the Message Board of Nazi or otherwise enemy regions and notifying the Chancellor of such possibilities.

4) Minister of War & Defense. Must be an Invasion General. First nominated (see info on nominating) by either the Chancellor or the U.N Delegate. Then, if no agreement, the position is voted on by the region’s MAIN NATIONS, meaning no satellite nations. If a tie occurs, the position will not be given. Another election is not allowed until the position has been served for 30 days after installed into office, exceptions are if the position is vacated by resignation or if both the Chancellor and U.N delegate agree to a charge of treason. If the position is not appointed to a candidate after a tie, another candidate may run. The defeated candidate may not run again until after a term is served by a winning candidate. Duties include searching for potential “satellite regions”, or regions controlled by the German Alliance. After a region is located, the Minister of War & Defense notifies both the U.N Delegate and the Chancellor. If both approve, the region will be invaded. If one or both the Chancellor and/or U.N Delegate reject the proposition, the issue is dismissed and an invasion will not be granted. If an invasion is granted, the Minister of War & Defense asks U.N nations in the region if they wish to participate. If the required number (required number is two higher than the number of votes a targeted region’s U.N Delegate has endorsing him/her) is volunteering to participate, an invasion may take place at a time specified to the participants, Chancellor, and U.N Delegate. The time must be given to the participants, Chancellor, and the U.N Delegate. After a time is specified, the return password will be given. A consideration included in the timing is the need to create a U.N nation to hold the region, meaning creating a new E-Mail Address and having the approval of the United Nations. The Minister of War & Defense then invades with the required force (Ask the Chancellor about how to conduct an invasion properly). Once conquered, the support nations return to the region and the satellite nation with the U.N membership is installed by the Minister of War & Defense, which is controlled until the region falls apart.

Information on nominating- A nation is first nominated by either the U.N Delegate or the Chancellor, which means that the nation will be selected by either the U.N Delegate or the Chancellor. After that, there is a quick debate on the pro’s and con’s. If both agree, the nation will automatically become the position’s holder. If no agreement, the position is voted on by the region’s MAIN NATIONS, meaning no satellite nations. If a tie occurs, the position will not be given. Another election is not allowed until the position has been served for 30 days after installed into office, exceptions are if the position is vacated by resignation or if both the Chancellor and U.N delegate agree to a charge of treason. If the position is not appointed to a candidate after a tie, another candidate may run. The defeated candidate may not run again until after a term is served by a winning candidate.

Members of the German Alliance

The Allied States of -German States-
The Empire of Das Germanisch Reich
The Disputed Territories of Elsass und Lothringen
The Holy Republic of Fichtner
The United States of Kranenburg
The Empire of Military Germany
The Empire of Oppressive Germany
The Democratic Republic of Sachsen-Kommune
The Holy Empire of The Church of Bavaria

Information on German Alliance's Nations