Grosseschnauzer

The Democratic Federation of Grosseschnauzer was established on 23 December 2004 within The North Pacific. It became the leader among five ethnic schnauzervolk nations located in three regions that are bound together under a Treaty of Mutuality, that governs the relationship of the five nations. Grosseschnauzer serves as the UN Member for these ethnic schnauzer nations. Two of the five nations were originally part of Grosseschnauzer at its formation, but were separated for reasons of regional politics and diplomacy when the Federation was forced to take political exile in January 2005 after the rise of the North Pacific Directorate (NPD) within The North Pacific. The larger portion of Grosseschnauzer is currently within the International Democratic Union (IDU) while a smaller portion of Grosseschnauzer remains within The North Pacific. A independent city state, the second of the five ethnic schnauzervolk nations, is also located within The North Pacific.

Within a month of its formation, Grosseschnauzer became the sponsor of record of the Tsunami Warning System resolution, (UN Resolution 90) which was developed with two other member nations of the IDU, after the original developer withdrew from activities within Nationstates. The Tsunami Warning System resolution was adopted by one of the largest margins in the history of the Nationstates United Nations. Grosseschnauzer remains active in the development of other proposals with other UN member nations.

Grosseschnauzer is part of the North Pacific Confederation (NPC). Within the NPC, Grosseschnauzer contributed its expertise to diplomatic negotiations as well as the development of a constitutional revision for The North Pacific, which was ratified in a referendum of those nations residing in those portions of The North Pacific under NPC control in early April of 2005. Grosseschnauzer was elected Minister of Justice in the NPC-controlled areas of The North Pacific in April 2005.