WWII IC for Heidelskis RP

by **New Los Angelos** » Sun Mar 27, 2016 6:01 pm

Moldovan country side
Turkish forces have begun to enter Moldova through the Dneipr river. Turkey has made some advance, although little to speak of. The first siege was to begin at the city of Causeni. So far, the storm has led to higher than predicted losses, although this has affected all sides. Despite the setbacks, the government is unconcerned due to the likely hood of Bulgaria joining the conflict.

To: the kingdom of Bulgaria
From: the republic of Turkey
Turkey requests a Bulgarian and Turkish military and trade alliance, to prevent regional hegemony going to Greece and Yugoslavia. We also urge you to declare war on the Moldovan rebels.

Kurdish areas
The government has sent forces in Kurdish areas for training exercises, and to protect the Turkish-Iraqi and Turkish-Syrian borders. However, despite this reasoning, some Kurds have begun to rebel. So far they have been put down, but many government officials are concerned about this setback neo-Ottoman expansionism.

by **South Naples** » Mon Mar 28, 2016 5:00 am

Romanian forces have been making good progress on the Moldovan front despite the storm. And while Hungarians have pushed into Transylvania, we slowing and soon to halt their advance. Arnsenn was eating his breakfast when general Ralf ran in. "Why do you always come at these times?!" Arnsenn asked. "We intercepted a telegram to Yugoslavia! They were asking for help. Ralf said." Those f***ing cowards! Send them a telegram, from Yugoslavia." Arnsenn said slyly

Dear Radu Stefanescu,
We are not interested in joining a war at the moment. We have enough problems as it is. While we do support your rebellion, we cannot help you.
Sincerely,
Yugoslavia

by **The United States of American Patriots** » Mon Mar 28, 2016 5:09 am

30,000 more men have been sent to reinforce the Hungarian army in Transylvania, in addition to this 5 422 Turan tank divisions have also been sent and in the next few weeks the new Hungarian Royal Air Force is going to be shown off. Miklos Horthy is very pleased to see the success of his new army. He also decides to write a letter to the Romanian government with regards to the war.

To: Romanian Government
From: Regent Miklos Horthy

I would like for this conflict between our 2 nations to stop, but in order for this to happen I need for Northern Transylvania to be ceded to me, that is all I want, I do not want for any more blood to be shed between Romanians and Hungarians. I can pull my men out in a matter of days if you accept this, but if you wish to decline then you will see the consequences.

Sincerly, Regent Miklos Horthy.

by **South Naples** » Mon Mar 28, 2016 5:18 am

Dear Miklos Horthy,
The Romanians would like to ask you how much is "Northern Transylvania".THIS IS NOT A SURRENDER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sincerely,
Romania

by **Narandia** » Mon Mar 28, 2016 5:22 am

King Stato looks at his document. He signs the paper to his name. "We will send in troops today. 7,000 of them into Moldova to help the Romanians and the turks." He says to his assistant and nods. "Sir, I don't know about this, this may start another Balkan War." Says his assistant shaking his head in disbelief. "Besides," says Stato frowning at his assistant, "we don't want another Socialist country in the Balkans." The assistant looks at him slightly aggravated, "Sir you tolerate Yugoslavia! There Communist!" Stato looks at his assistant and says: "Let us remember that if Yugoslavia annoyed us, we could crush their pathetic army. I am doing this in support of our ally Turkey and new found ally Romania." Stato's assistant leaves the room grumbling to himself.
King Stato approaches General Tolotov with the paper in his hand. "I would like you to send 7,000 soldiers to Moldova." Says King Stato holding the paper. "You want me to send 7,000 soldiers to Romania?! Are you mad?! Yells General Tolotov. "Not to invade them you idiot, to help them fight Socialist rebels!" Says Stato handing him the paper. "I'll wait and see whether I should declare war on Hungary." General Tolotov sighs and says: "I'll inform my soldiers." He leaves the room, divided on Stato's decision on the rebels.

by **Heidelski** » Mon Mar 28, 2016 5:34 am

Many Transylvanians have started protesting against the hungarian invaders and a few of them taking up arms. Some pro hungarians have done the same thing and transylvania is in a civil war with chaos everywhere. The Kurds in Trukey have declared turkish state called Kurdistan in Northern Iraq and Southern Turkey. (Someone may take Kurdistan if Turkey does not crush them)

by **New Los Angelos** » Mon Mar 28, 2016 7:26 am

Ankara
"HOW COULD THEY!? AFTWE EVERYTHING I HAVE DONE FOR THEM, THEY'RE REBELLING! THIS WILL NOT STAND! CRUSH THEM HERE, CRUSH THEM IN IRAQ, CRUSH THEM IN SYRIA, CRUSH THEM IN PERSIA! JUST CRUSH THEM!" yelled the president in a fit of rage. For decades he has been making Turkey a modern nation, but now 1/4 of his territory is rebelling. Because of what they gathered from this, uh, conversation, the remaining army has been sent entirely to Kurdish territory. They have been surprisingly difficult in containing, and it is assumed an outside force is aiding them.

Kurdish territory
"Hallelujah, what is that?" said captain Kadir. "It looks like grenades. GRENADES!" "Well that won't do! after we kill and/or capture them, we use them on their allies!" "Ingenious, sir! Alright, there dead."

by **Narandia** » Mon Mar 28, 2016 7:32 am

New Los Angelos wrote:Moldovan country side
Turkish forces have begun to enter Moldova through the Dneipr river. Turkey has made some advance, although little to speak of. The first siege was to begin at the city of Causeni. So far, the storm has led to higher than predicted losses, although this has affected all sides. Despite the setbacks, the government is unconcerned due to the likely hood of Bulgaria joining the conflict.
To: the kingdom of Bulgaria
From: the republic of Turkey
Turkey requests a Bulgarian and Turkish military and trade alliance, to prevent regional hegemony going to Greece and Yugoslavia. We also urge you to declare war on the Moldovan rebels.

Kurdish areas
The government has sent forces in Kurdish areas for training exercises, and to protect the Turkish-Iraqi and Turkish-Syrian borders. However, despite this reasoning, some Kurds have begun to rebel. So far they have been put down, but many government officials are concerned about this setback neo-Ottoman expansionism.

I accepted the trade.

by **Adurnak** » Mon Mar 28, 2016 7:46 am

Practica Di Mare, Italy

Mussolini was visiting the Regia Aeronautica research facilities where the top scientists were working on the science and design of a monoplane that would hopefully be able to replace the outdated bi-planes which the airforce was currently made up of, when he heard that the Germans had replied. The Fuhrer's blunt refusal of help in reorganizing the armed forces, or even a new trade agreement was a crushing blow to him. After being handed the telegram and reading it, he slumped into his chair and silently rubbed his temple for a few moments; as his brow furled, and his knuckles whitened until he exploded with rage: "That Austrian filth! How fucking dare that bastard do this to me?! Are we not allies?? Did we not fight together, tooth and nail like brothers in the civil war?! It is outrageous! We fascists should be sticking together in the fight against communism, not this! Is he mad?!" he asked to no one in particular. "Duce, if the Germans do not-" General Italo started "I know what this means Italo, don't think I don't... Without us they must know they don't stand a chance against the Allies or even the Soviet dogs...and we are the same...". "Perhaps we should try and look for new allies mi Duce, just in case things really have irreversibly gone sour with Germany?" said the general, carefully making sure Il Duce had finished this time...

Rome, Italy

After his initial anger Mussolini took a flight back to Rome to tell the king of this development, and after two days of discussion they came up with the following plan: With German cooperation currently doubtful, Italy looked to be without many allies in a crucial time for the country, and so the following messages were sent out to try and win over new friends.

To: Miklos Horthy, Budapest, Hungary
From: Il Duce di Italia, Rome, Italy
Greetings from Rome. It has come to our attention that you have recently decided to invade Romania in order to claim your ancestral land of Transylvania. We hereby offer Italy's support in your actions, and should you wish it, military and material assistance in return for a mutual defensive pact. Yours, Il Duce and King Victor Emmanuel III
(Sent by lines that run through Austria to avoid interception by the wrong people)

Appealing to Hungary was risky; and if the knowledge became public of the offer of a defense, could potentially worsen things between Italy and Germany if the Fuhrer saw it as meddling in his sphere of influence.
A seemingly personal message from the king alone, was also sent to the king of Yugoslavia:

To: King Alexander I
From: King Victor Emmanuel III
My friend, or at least I hope to call you such, I was hoping to open dialogue between our two countries regarding current affairs and recent events. With Romania dealing with rebellion, Hungary invading, and Bulgaria and Turkey getting involved, things could get very messy indeed, very soon. I'm therefore inviting you to Rome, an official state visit perhaps? So that we may talk on such things, certainly about Albania and Greece at any rate. I look forward to seeing you.

Many things involving Yugoslavia and their influence in the Balkans had to be talked about, especially with the Bulgarians and Turks working together again...
He took some persuading, but eventually Mussolini also agreed to attempting to mend things with Germany as well. If only to make sure Germany did not perceive Italy as a potential threat.

To: Adolf Hitler, Fuhrer of the German people and the third Reich
Heil Hitler! I am deeply sorry for the offense that seems to have been caused you, the man who usually writes these blasted things has been fired and thrown into jail for insulting you and your country. I hope that I can somehow mend the friendship that has existed between our two nations since fighting the anarchists and communists in Espania. We do not ask for anything of you, other than good relations and trade.
Yours sincerely, Benito Mussolini and King Victor Emmanuel.

After reading the letter himself, Mussolini stormed out of the room furious; he knew he didn't have much of a choice at the moment, but he hated having to pander to someone who saw him and his people as inferior. Pah! Him, inferior? He was the one who started the Fascist fire which now burned strong in Europe.
He was also not so happy about having no help with developing his military, he would perhaps have to look for other solutions...

East Africa

In east Africa the war against Abyssinia was teaching Italian command a thing or two about fighting a modern war; it wasn't the tribesmen that was killing them, but the rugged terrain and logistics. Something that De Bono intended to tell command all about when he was finally done out here. His method of slow advance had been unpopular at first back home, but when his replacement got his column of 5,000 men slaughtered and himself killed after falling in to an ambush, he was soon put back in charge.
Now with his more cautious approach, and with the aid of tanks, machine guns and artillery, the pace was picking up, and casualties were rising on the Ethiopian side.

by **Emilio Aguinaldo** » Mon Mar 28, 2016 7:53 am

King Alexander was a busy man, he had to be, for he was the leader of a nation. Diligent, honourable, and most important cunning, Alexander tried to manipulate the nobles to get them to build the manufactories for him. Alexander knows that the royal funds are to be used on more important matters like infrastructure, and improvements of the already built factories of Yugoslavia. Some of the members of the nobility was coerced by Alexander to build some factories for the country in order to help in the production of canning, tobacco, production of alcohol, and small arms.

There comes a time in your life that the interests of the country begets that of your own honour. Alexander, always wanting to keep away from the petty wars that he knew would plague the Balkans was now faced with war. He could step in to help the Romanians against their rebellion, but the industry that is located in Wallachia is much coveted by the king. "Alexandr! Fetch the general, and tell him to mobilise our army. We will support the rebellion."

Encryption:Sent on a fucking guy on a horse inside a bag of sand
To: Whomever is concerned (Moldavia)

I have weighed both sides, I could side with any of the two in this civil war, but I have chosen to side with yours. However, I will take 3/4 of Wallachia. I am not declaring war for you. I am declaring war for my own ambitions, and you just gave me an invitation to fulfill them.
Regards,
Alexander of Yugoslavia

To: King Victor Emmanuel III
From: King Alexander I
My friend, I am gladdened by your letter! I however, apologise that I cannot come to your country because I am busy in the affairs of my own nation. I am a very busy man, and I do hope that you are too for the betterment of our place in the world. It saddens me to ask this, but I am in need of your help. My country's finances cannot handle building more factories, so I ask of you to build some in my territories. You may use them if you will, but I will also be in need of them. Think of it as a favor that I will pay on a later date.

by **Faal Dovah** » Mon Mar 28, 2016 8:10 am

"What is this? Two telegrams from the same country?" said Radu,while holding two papers in his hands
"I have not seen this in my life" whispered Ilie to himself
Walking from one side to another,Radu thinked deeply about it
"That bastard! That coward! Make copies of those two letters and send them to each country involved in this war,along with those words

This is the proof that shows to every country that Arnsenn is not a reliable person.
Sending a false telegram back to me is cowardly.
How can you trust him now thinking that he'll do that to you too?
I know him,and I know that he is a backstabbing bastard.

by **Arvenia** » Mon Mar 28, 2016 8:20 am

To: Romania
From: Finland
Dear Arnsenn, you are the worst douchebag in the whole Europe. We demand that Moldava gains independence and you resign right fucking now. Go wank with your pet goat if you have one. I hope you eat poop.

Tervehdys, General-President Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim

by **Heidelski** » Mon Mar 28, 2016 8:23 am

In response to the joining of alliances against moldavia thousands of moldavians have taken up arms and pushed invaders back with overwelming force but will their suprise is lost. Italians in Milan have strted the burning of the german flag and killing german civilians. The police have lost control of milan. In Greece thousands of people have risen up and started fighting the fasicist and have pushed to Athens. The Kurdish are ready to fight to the lst man and all of the kurds in Turkey and Iraq support them militarily and economically.

THoughts of Civil war is brewing in ROmania.

by **New Los Angelos** » Mon Mar 28, 2016 8:45 am

Northern Kurdistan
"Push South! Don't let enter Mus!" Mus and to the east and North has been mostly stabilized by Turkey, but mass resistance in the South by the PKK, Peshmerga, the Kurdish Coalition, and the Persian Kurd group has prevented advances. Currently, Syrian, Irainian, and Iraqi governments have not answered about the anti Kurd coalition. Due to this, Turkey has given its soldiers permission to take Persian Kurdistan.

To: the kingdom of Rumania, and the kingdom of Bulgaria
From: the republic of Turkey
Turkey proposes we attempt to have Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia join us in fighting Hungary and the Moldovan rebels. This will allow us to put more boots on the ground and have another way to battle Hungary. After the war, Turkey suggests we form a Balkan league to bring stability to our peninsula.

To: the kingdom of Yugoslavia
From: the republic of Turkey
Turkey requests you aid us in battling the oppressive Hungarians. It is possible you could gain territory from Hungary. This will allow you to gain territory from Northern Hungary in a similar fashion to what happened after the second Balkan war.

To: the republic of Czechosloavakia
From: the republic of Turkey
Turkey requests you aid us in battling the oppressive Hungarians. After the war, Turkey suggests we form a Balkan league to bring stability to our peninsula.

by **South Naples** » Mon Mar 28, 2016 8:50 am

Arnsenn told Ralf to come over immediately. When Ralf came Arnsenn told him the news. "Yugoslavia is against us Italy is against us and Finland called me names I cannot say to you in such a place. I want you to send this telegram to Moldova and Hungary.

Dear Horthy or Radu,
Due to the bloodshed of this war I offer peace terms. I would like to make peace so no more will be killed. Here are the terms.
-Moldova will be independent
-Hungary gets northern Transylvania
-I stay on the throne
-We keep our army
I hope you will accept this,
King Arnsenn

Ralf looked at him disbelief. "We can still win!" He yelled. Arnsenn looked at him "send it" he said forcefully. "I will not!" Ralf yelled. "If you won't, I will" Arnsenn replied while walking to his telegram center.

by **New Los Angelos** » Mon Mar 28, 2016 9:09 am

Ataturk looked over the peace treaty. "This is perfect timing. Accept, and send the forces immediately to Kurdistan. Allow them a country, but outside of our land. Once we take our land back, let them fight in Iraq, Syria, and Persia."

Kurdistan
With the full army, Turkish Kurdistan was forced to Van and Mardin. Evidence was taken, and it was decided they had no official supporters. It was simply weapons bought from around the world. An ultimatu

by **Faal Dovah** » Mon Mar 28, 2016 9:21 am

"Sir! Sir! I have great news!" shouted Ilie from the next room,where the telegraph was
"What is it?" said Radu,while hurrying towards it
"They offer a peace treaty! This is amazing sir!"
Radu's face darkened.
"Decline the offer"
"B-But sir!"
"Trust me,now send the next telegram to Hungary via Poland"

To:Hungary
From:Moldavia
Miklos,I hope you received the peace treaty.
I will not accept it,for I must dethrone this sly bastard
I advise you to not accept it too,for I think that he plans a counterattack on us later on
Radu Stefanescu,The Leader of the Moldavian Rebellion

"And this telegram to Yugoslavia via Poland too"

To:Yugoslavia
From:Moldavia
Alexander,I have received a peace treaty from Romania
I will not accept it
This is the perfect time for you to attack,so we can win this war at once
As promised,I will give you Wallachia once we win
Radu Stefanescu,The Leader of the Moldavian Rebellion

by **South Naples** » Mon Mar 28, 2016 9:27 am

Faal Dovah wrote:"Sir! Sir! I have great news!" shouted Ilie from the next room,where the telegraph was
"What is it?" said Radu,while hurrying towards it
"They offer a peace treaty! This is amazing sir!"
Radu's face darkened.
"Decline the offer"
"B-But sir!"
"Trust me,now send the next telegram to Hungary via Poland"
To:Hungary
From:Moldavia
Miklos,I hope you received the peace treaty.
I will not accept it,for I must dethrone this sly bastard
I advise you to not accept it too,for I think that he plans a counterattack on us later on
Radu Stefanescu,The Leader of the Moldavian Rebellion

"And this telegram to Yugoslavia via Poland too"
To:Yugoslavia
From:Moldavia
Alexander,I have received a peace treaty from Romania
I will not accept it
This is the perfect time for you to attack,so we can win this war at once
As promised,I will give you Wallachia once we win
Radu Stefanescu,The Leader of the Moldavian Rebellion

Dear Radu, the terms have changed
-Arnsenn resigns from the throne

by **Faal Dovah** » Mon Mar 28, 2016 9:30 am

Dear Radu the terms have changed
-Arnsenn resigns from the throne

I am still not accepting the peace treaty

by **South Naples** » Mon Mar 28, 2016 9:36 am

Faal Dovah wrote:
Dear Radu the terms have changed
-Arnsenn resigns from the throne

I am still not accepting the peace treaty

Don't you want to end this bloodshed well throw in Yugoslavia getting half of Wallachia
-Romania will reform it's government

by **Faal Dovah** » Mon Mar 28, 2016 9:38 am

South Naples wrote:
Faal Dovah wrote:

Don't you want to end this bloodshed well throw in Yugoslavia getting half of Wallachia

If Yugoslavia gets all of Wallachia and I get Dobrogea,then I'll accept

by **South Naples** » Mon Mar 28, 2016 9:40 am

Faal Dovah wrote:
South Naples wrote:Don't you want to end this bloodshed well throw in Yugoslavia getting half of Wallachia

If Yugoslavia gets all of Wallachia and I get Dobrogea,then I'll accept

We get a sliver of Wallachia where Bucharest is

by **Faal Dovah** » Mon Mar 28, 2016 9:41 am

South Naples wrote:
Faal Dovah wrote:If Yugoslavia gets all of Wallachia and I get Dobrogea,then I'll accept

We get a sliver of Wallachia where Bucharest is

Then the bloodshed continues unfortunately

by **South Naples** » Mon Mar 28, 2016 9:41 am

South Naples wrote:
Faal Dovah wrote:If Yugoslavia gets all of Wallachia and I get Dobrogea,then I'll accept

We get a sliver of Wallachia where Bucharest is

Wait, they can have Wallachia except for Bucharest

by **South Naples** » Mon Mar 28, 2016 9:44 am

Faal Dovah wrote:
South Naples wrote:We get a sliver of Wallachia where Bucharest is

Then the bloodshed continues unfortunately

Please...dont

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