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Delighted, the Saxon State would finalizethe deal, immediately transferring control of the Duchy of Bohemia to the Slavic Republic. With Polish approval, the Kingdom of Saxony would eventually unite with the Prussian Republic, creating a dual monarchy of sorts. The King of Saxony, Albert, would be crowned King of Prussia, uniting the two realms. Prussia would be granted autonomy as per this deal.
Rhenzern we united with Prussia, also Bohemia is now a Polish vassal
Ok...
Yall both do realize that Bohemia isn't gonna connect with Polish Slavonia right? The Bavarian Puppet, the duchy if Moravia, still exists 😭
still a deals a deal
also just let me have prussia
Also I'm deciding to either outright destroy Saxon for making such ugly borders yet again, or to praise them as the new challenger in the Rhine in a rivalry against Bavaria.
Either way I do NOT trust Bismarck. I see no way for Saxony to expand peacefully anymore into the Rhine (already annexed the Ernestine duchys so what other claims could they have smh), if Bismarck threatens any Rhine member... France will act
I'll add it to the map
Also if there’s an issue with that I can just give him military access to Bohemia
And yes, I’m fully aware that you want Sweden to have prussia, but Swedens being invaded rn soz
oops I forgot about that
I pinky promise I won't genocide Scandinavia too... what's that?
looks at my soldiers massacring Finnish civilians
oops
Speaking of which, want cooperation (also can ich hab Swedish Pomerania)
Of course you can, if I have any say in what happens with that land
Because I'm technically on a war of liberation with Sweden right now (over Estonia), if I start demanding Sachsen gets Pommern then it gets a little... eh
I mean we could have it be de jure a separate war
It’s fine, land is land
Land is land until land is not land
Burnt brain moment
•[]• The Brutal Campaigns || Callista Main RP •[]•
Anatolia Campaign, April - July 1872
Russian troops would crash through the defences of Trebizond, Rize, Artvin, Kars, and Erzurum in a series of planned assaults nearing the end of April, as the country's troops systematically fought a brutal war of total annihilation against Greek defenders, using massive amounts of artillery to shell cities and knock out defenders from their positions before fighting in close-quarters urban warfare that saw heavy casualties but successful captures of cities all across Western Armenia / Northeastern Anatolia. On 17 May the city of Kotyora would fall to Russian troops in a dual-pronged naval invasion and land assault, with Russian soldiers pillaging and burning the city to the ground in a horrific assault, slaughtering so many civilians that bodies piled up on the streets, something that had been repeated in cities and towns all throughout the region, while during the same week Russian troops, suffering heavy casualties from well-entrenched Greek defenders, would begin a full-on assault all across the line. A massive cavalry and shock-troop infantry assault would devastate Greek positions east of Kotyora, with a pitched battle happening in the western city of Sampsounta that saw Russian troops manage to send Greek forces into a headlong retreat, albeit suffering heavy casualties on their own lines. The dreaded Russian armies were now moving at lighting speed towards west-central Anatolia, leaving nothing but piles of corpses, burnt towns and villages, looted and depopulated cities, and completely devastated infrastructure as they went. In a series of pitched battles from 29 May through 7 June, the cities of Tzanicha, Peiperte, Yerznka, and towns and villages throughout the Anatolian countryside would be systematically placed under Russian siege and subsequent total destruction, with many of the cities' populations being deported into concentration camps or slaughtered on the spot as reprisal for continued ferocious resistance by Greek troops and civilians alike. The cities would be left as nothing but a scorched ruin, with so many dead that the ground and rivers ran with blood. Across the whole of Russian-occupied Kavkaz and Anatolia regions, horrific reprisals against Greek partisan activity and guerilla warfare would be taking place, with innocent civilians shot or paraded into camps for forced labour, cities pillaged and looted for everything they had, towns and villages being destroyed and burnt to the ground. A massive refugee crisis would begin to stem from the atrocities as thousands fled from Russian-occupied territory, fleeing south into Kurdistan and presumably westward, leaving their homes and livelihoods to be pillaged and looted by Russian soldiers seeking trophies of conquest. It was important to note that the Russian Government had left the vast majority of combat and occupation policies to the Marshal of the Russian Republic that held command over the troops in the south, Vasily Gyuganov, and that the Russian Government had no idea about what was really occuring within the occupied territories under the Marshal's full control. Notably, the Anatolian front would also be the time where Russian weaponry and technology was tested to its absolute maximum, with many design improvements being made to the models of rifles, uniforms, artillery, and cavalry equipment that were being issued steadily to frontline troops.
Finno-Estonian Front, May - August 1872
Russian troops would swiftly crash into Swedish defences on the border with Estonia, committing a massive amount of troops to break Swedish lines through multiple breakthroughs on the front line, outflanking and simply going around enemy formations and troop lines. The vanguard would be heavily armed cavalry that would tear open a gap in the enemy line through rapid assaults all across the front, before fast-moving infantry would pour in behind them, widening the gap and pulling a flanking manoeuvre that would be done simultaneously across the front, delaying valuable reinforcements to sectors and throwing enemy lines hopefully into disorganised chaos, forcing a frenzied retreat that would destroy the enemy units' cohesion. In command of nearly 600,000 Russian troops was Marshal of the Russian Republic Anton Tumanich, who would have massive amounts of soldiers, equipment, and manpower at his disposal to carry out a full occupation of Estonia. The first target would be Narva, a border city and strategically important port city on the Gulf of Finland, and he would use his massive amounts of heavily armed cavalry to throw multiple assaults across the thin line between the Gulf and Pskov Lake, aiming for multiple breaches across the line and encircling and outflanking the Swedish forces, hopefully taking control of the port. Meanwhile, in the south, massive infantry and cavalry assaults would take place around Värska, Vōru, and Rōuge, as Russian troops would begin a relentless assault into the territory, aiming for the capture of supply hubs and railway connections across the territory to quickly repair and deliver supply into. Massive artillery bombardment of Swedish positions would soon follow. Meanwhile, just north of Saint Petersburg, cities would be relentlessly shelled by Russian artillery as troops would work to swiftly set up defensive lines and begin to advance into enemy territory, commanded by General Pyotr Zhakolov, an ethnic Karelian. These troops would simply be defending Saint Petersburg without much offensive action until after Estonia was fully "liberated" from Swedish control.
Rhenzern whee fun genocide
The H Corporation fun italy
Anorere you're going down
Boilanzandia gimme oil
am I going too overboard with Greece (I pinned the blame on a marshal so we can courtmartial if needed)
Put a spoiler on the post plis
And I think it looks fine
well Hello H
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