1930 - A decade of change (1930's, Pre-war RP/ OOC)

[Union Princes]

Are we gonna get a map?

[Greater Liverpool]

Are we gonna get a map?

Yeah, I will get one sorted when we have some more people.

[Strala]

So I found a more detailed wikiepdia page on the red army, and by 1930, it seemed like they had 50,000 soldiers and by the summer of 1930 they had over 100,000. Also I made my reserves around 80,000 because of the amount of militias and guerilla fighters. Is that size fine?

[Greater Liverpool]

So I found a more detailed wikiepdia page on the red army, and by 1930, it seemed like they had 50,000 soldiers and by the summer of 1930 they had over 100,000. Also I made my reserves around 80,000 because of the amount of militias and guerilla fighters. Is that size fine?

I would keep the 50,000 to start with and see how the RoC player plays and deciding how much your ranks grew from there

[Strala]

So I found a more detailed wikiepdia page on the red army, and by 1930, it seemed like they had 50,000 soldiers and by the summer of 1930 they had over 100,000. Also I made my reserves around 80,000 because of the amount of militias and guerilla fighters. Is that size fine?

I would keep the 50,000 to start with and see how the RoC player plays and deciding how much your ranks grew from there

Yeah that's what I'm going to do. I don't have the necessary amount of weapons anyways. TBH since this is AH instead of RH after 1930, I was hoping that we can reach an agreement with the guomindang.

[Greater Liverpool]

I would keep the 50,000 to start with and see how the RoC player plays and deciding how much your ranks grew from there

Yeah that's what I'm going to do. I don't have the necessary amount of weapons anyways. TBH since this is AH instead of RH after 1930, I was hoping that we can reach an agreement with the guomindang.

Well, China doesn't really have a huge stockpile as well. I mean if there is no Japanese player then the Mukden incident is still going to happen so you might do something with that like form the Chinese united front.

[Union Princes]

Yeah, both Chinas are suffering from understrength and under-equipped units. The only thing we have going for us against the Japanese is large manpower and home defense.

[Strala]

Yeah that's what I'm going to do. I don't have the necessary amount of weapons anyways. TBH since this is AH instead of RH after 1930, I was hoping that we can reach an agreement with the guomindang.

Well, China doesn't really have a huge stockpile as well. I mean if there is no Japanese player then the Mukden incident is still going to happen so you might do something with that like form the Chinese united front.

Yeah, but it is still more than what I have. I was hoping for a second united front, and I hope that this one will last.

[Strala]

Yeah, both Chinas are suffering from understrength and under-equipped units. The only thing we have going for us against the Japanese is large manpower and home defense.

You're better off than I am. I have even fewer production capabilities, and I have to either use captured rifles or older ones. The only things that I have going for me, is probably more dedication, I can't say morale is the best, but my soldiers aren't conscripted, and the fact that my submachine guns and machine-gun companies are as good as yours.

[Union Princes]

As for the 2nd Chinese United Front, that may or may not happen since I'm gonna be prioritizing on subduing the remaining warlords for the fight against Japan.

[Strala]

As for the 2nd Chinese United Front, that may or may not happen since I'm gonna be prioritizing on subduing the remaining warlords for the fight against Japan.

Oof. Well that's also my goal. Anyways you're going to be embroiled in the central plains war off the get go

[Sao Nova Europa]

Claiming Greece, will be making app soon.

[Greater Liverpool]

Claiming Greece, will be making app soon.

Noted.

[Greater Liverpool]

Just a quick note that reservations last 48 hours before the nation goes free again. I will allow another 24 hours if you post a WIP.

[Greater Liverpool]

As for the 2nd Chinese United Front, that may or may not happen since I'm gonna be prioritizing on subduing the remaining warlords for the fight against Japan.

Oof. Well that's also my goal. Anyways you're going to be embroiled in the central plains war off the get go

The league of nations is going to have fun with the second round of the warlord era

[Flowerdell]

Nation Name: The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Head of State: George V
Head of Government Ramsay MacDonald

Government Form: Parliamentary Constitutional Monarchy
Ideology: Democratic (Wide Spectrum of Parties)
Foreign Policy: Content with Britain's position in the world as its biggest power, wishes to maintain this and the Empire, as well as its formidable naval dominance.
Civil Freedoms /10: 8/10
Political Freedoms /10: 8/10
Economic Freedoms /10: 9/10

Military Size: 200,000/100,000
Military Description: The British Army and the Royal Air Force have been downsized considerably since the end of the First World War. With 885,000 British men dead, the effects of the conflict were catastrophic with an entire generation swept away in Flanders and on the shores Anatolia. With the economic downturn came a need to cut defence spending to balance budgets, to that end the current array of soldiers now mostly fulfil the role of glorified police constables. Not so much an army. Considerable resources, however, are still delegated to the navy in an effort to outpace other world powers such as the United States and Japan. Research into things such radar continues to flourish. And the soldiers Britain does have are trained to a high standard and are not just regular conscripts.

Also during the course of the First World War, and now in the interwar period, Britain's intelligence services have blossomed into one of the finest in the world. The MI departments conducting many secret international missions and monitoring situations both domestic and foreign.

Organizations: N/A - Member of many multinational organisations and events.

Description of Your Nation's Economy: Things do not look good. Whilst at first the effects of the American Wall Street crash didn't seem to have a massive effect on Britain, as the nation had not undergone the great boom before the fall, those effects are now starting to reverberate on the isles. Namely domestic industry is collapsing, with exports rapidly falling as Britain simply can't compete on the world stage. The pound, tied to the gold standard, being too strong for the current state of exporting. Because of this unemployment in the nation is nearing almost 2,000,000, and with the General Strike of 1926 still lingering in the nations mind, Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald has been slow to act and has committed mostly to half measures in the crisis. With the situation getting worse by the day, the government looks more and more unsteady as the ruling Labour Party demands more radical measures by its leader whilst said leader seems more and more inclined to join with opposition parties than his own.

Description of Your Nation's Government: Ramsay MacDonald has just secured the Labour Party's first victory in a national election. He had previously led a government, but this was due to the ruling Conservative government collapsing, not his own victory. The reasons for this victory are many but can be mostly attributed to the General Strike some three years previous. Without an outright majority, Labour is counting on the support of the Liberal Party to keep it in government. To that end Ramsay MacDonald has struck a less radical approach than many would like. And a free trade position perhaps not suited to the current crisis. Many in the Labour Party, such as Arthur Henderson and Oswald Mosley, seek drastic change, which the Prime Minister does not seem to agree with. How long this situation can last no one can say, but rumours of a national government have been circling.

Goals for the Nation: Guide Britain through the economic crisis so it may restore its national prestige and place of supremacy on the global stage. Prevent another war.
RP Sample:https://forum.nationstates.net/viewtopic.php?p=36805687#p36805687

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[Taridaria]

Nation Name: The Union of South Africa
Head of State: King George V
Head of Government Governor General and High Commissioner for South Africa: The Earl of Athlone, Prime Minister James Barry Munnik Hertzog

Government Form: Unitary Parliamentary Constitutional Monarchy - With white-only enfranchisement
Ideology: Right-Wing, Afrikaner Nationalism, Afrikaner Minority Interests, Conservatism
Foreign Policy: While maintaining connections to the British Throne, the movements and clear intent to suppress a majority black country has begun to draw the ire of some of the world. While this has made some call for pause, generally there is a sentiment that white-authority is justified and that while the world may at points be disparaging of it, South Africans have the right to manifest their rights as they see fit.
Civil Freedoms /10: Whites: 7/10 - Other: 5/10
Political Freedoms /10: Whites: 7/10 - Other: 4/10
Economic Freedoms /10: Whites: 8/10 - Other: 3/10

Military Size: 56.000/100.000
Military Description: Conscription Policies keep the forces supplied with men, who are trained well to keep any unrest under control. While there are some Naval efforts, the majority of South Africa's military power lies in its riflemen. They are supplied by weapons bought internationally, specifically from America and Britain. The authoritative nature of the governing powers has many of these men primed to follow most any command whether most of the world may consider it barbaric. While not allowing for outright raids, the power of the South African military is often used to keep sentiments of discontent at bay. As such, much of the military power is spent policing the state.
Organizations: Is part of the British Commonwealth, but movements have been made towards greater levels of independence.

Description of Your Nation's Economy: Mostly a farming and mining economy, South Africa requires large amounts of labor in order to support itself. This labor comes in the form of mostly unpaid-low-paid black labor which often enriches the Boer populace. It produces most of the food and water it needs to survive and has enough of a surplus in these things to export some of it. Its low level of development however makes it hard to transform natural resources into high value products, which leads to a lot of low-cost high-labor resources being exported for other countries to add value to it. That being said, there are a lot of gold reserves even now, along with diamonds and other natural resources giving South Africa enough to barter with some nations that are far more powerful.
Description of Your Nation's Government: While not hostile to the British powers that be, the South African Government is one of clear intent, believing that whatever must be done to secure the prosperity of the white minority is a worthy and moral right. This sense of assertiveness is augmented with a strong religious backbone, as many of the rights the white minority claim for themselves are 'ordained so' by a Christian god. There are some that resist this notion, especially those powers that are more connected with British ideals, however the highly conservative and rectively defensive nature of white power in the country is hard to sway, even for public figures with history and authority. Black power is suppressed through both official and unofficial means, and while not codified there is a general sense of white superiority that is manifest in law making and governance in general.
Goals for the Nation: I want to see if I can over time turn the course of the country away from its Apartheid direction. The governing power will have a sudden weakening in the next few years - mainly due to the war, but we will see if there is anything else that can suppress it enough - so that a reasonable alternative can be explored. I don't think this will be an inherently simple task and there will be violent resistance as this level of oppression is never just forgotten. But if I can manage to have an 'open' South Africa I do think that there is a lot of room for interesting development not stifled by years of economic sanctions and violence. I don't think I want to just go in the direction of British control either. I am thinking an early freedom movement can inspire a potential earlier 'revolutionary' constitution of sorts to be developed. But this is very much in the future. And I am still spit-balling some ideas.
RP Sample: viewtopic.php?p=36805913#p36805913

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[Greater Liverpool]

Nation Name: The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Head of State: George V
Head of Government Ramsay MacDonald

Government Form: Parliamentary Constitutional Monarchy
Ideology: Democratic (Wide Spectrum of Parties)
Foreign Policy: Content with Britain's position in the world as its biggest power, wishes to maintain this and the Empire, as well as its formidable naval dominance.
Civil Freedoms /10: 8/10
Political Freedoms /10: 8/10
Economic Freedoms /10: 9/10

Military Size: 200,000/100,000
Military Description: The British Army and the Royal Air Force have been downsized considerably since the end of the First World War. With 885,000 British men dead, the effects of the conflict were catastrophic with an entire generation swept away in Flanders and on the shores Anatolia. With the economic downturn came a need to cut defence spending to balance budgets, to that end the current array of soldiers now mostly fulfil the role of glorified police constables. Not so much an army. Considerable resources, however, are still delegated to the navy in an effort to outpace other world powers such as the United States and Japan. Research into things such radar continues to flourish. And the soldiers Britain does have are trained to a high standard and are not just regular conscripts.

Also during the course of the First World War, and now in the interwar period, Britain's intelligence services have blossomed into one of the finest in the world. The MI departments conducting many secret international missions and monitoring situations both domestic and foreign.

Organizations: N/A - Member of many multinational organisations and events.

Description of Your Nation's Economy: Things do not look good. Whilst at first the effects of the American Wall Street crash didn't seem to have a massive effect on Britain, as the nation had not undergone the great boom before the fall, those effects are now starting to reverberate on the isles. Namely domestic industry is collapsing, with exports rapidly falling as Britain simply can't compete on the world stage. The pound, tied to the gold standard, being too strong for the current state of exporting. Because of this unemployment in the nation is nearing almost 2,000,000, and with the General Strike of 1926 still lingering in the nations mind, Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald has been slow to act and has committed mostly to half measures in the crisis. With the situation getting worse by the day, the government looks more and more unsteady as the ruling Labour Party demands more radical measures by its leader whilst said leader seems more and more inclined to join with opposition parties than his own.

Description of Your Nation's Government: Ramsay MacDonald has just secured the Labour Party's first victory in a national election. He had previously led a government, but this was due to the ruling Conservative government collapsing, not his own victory. The reasons for this victory are many but can be mostly attributed to the General Strike some three years previous. Without an outright majority, Labour is counting on the support of the Liberal Party to keep it in government. To that end Ramsay MacDonald has struck a less radical approach than many would like. And a free trade position perhaps not suited to the current crisis. Many in the Labour Party, such as Arthur Henderson and Oswald Mosley, seek drastic change, which the Prime Minister does not seem to agree with. How long this situation can last no one can say, but rumours of a national government have been circling.

Goals for the Nation: Guide Britain through the economic crisis so it may restore its national prestige and place of supremacy on the global stage. Prevent another war.
RP Sample:

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Can you just give a quick link to an RP post you have done, please

[Greater Liverpool]

Nation Name: The Union of South Africa
Head of State: King George V
Head of Government Governor General and High Commissioner for South Africa: The Earl of Athlone, Prime Minister James Barry Munnik Hertzog

Government Form: Unitary Parliamentary Constitutional Monarchy - With white-only enfranchisement
Ideology: Right-Wing, Afrikaner Nationalism, Afrikaner Minority Interests, Conservatism
Foreign Policy: While maintaining connections to the British Throne, the movements and clear intent to suppress a majority black country has begun to draw the ire of some of the world. While this has made some call for pause, generally there is a sentiment that white-authority is justified and that while the world may at points be disparaging of it, South Africans have the right to manifest their rights as they see fit.
Civil Freedoms /10: Whites: 7/10 - Other: 5/10
Political Freedoms /10: Whites: 7/10 - Other: 4/10
Economic Freedoms /10: Whites: 8/10 - Other: 3/10

Military Size: 56.000/100.000
Military Description: Conscription Policies keep the forces supplied with men, who are trained well to keep any unrest under control. While there are some Naval efforts, the majority of South Africa's military power lies in its riflemen. They are supplied by weapons bought internationally, specifically from America and Britain. The authoritative nature of the governing powers has many of these men primed to follow most any command whether most of the world may consider it barbaric. While not allowing for outright raids, the power of the South African military is often used to keep sentiments of discontent at bay. As such, much of the military power is spent policing the state.
Organizations: Is part of the British Commonwealth, but movements have been made towards greater levels of independence.

Description of Your Nation's Economy: Mostly a farming and mining economy, South Africa requires large amounts of labor in order to support itself. This labor comes in the form of mostly unpaid-low-paid black labor which often enriches the Boer populace. It produces most of the food and water it needs to survive and has enough of a surplus in these things to export some of it. Its low level of development however makes it hard to transform natural resources into high value products, which leads to a lot of low-cost high-labor resources being exported for other countries to add value to it. That being said, there are a lot of gold reserves even now, along with diamonds and other natural resources giving South Africa enough to barter with some nations that are far more powerful.
Description of Your Nation's Government: While not hostile to the British powers that be, the South African Government is one of clear intent, believing that whatever must be done to secure the prosperity of the white minority is a worthy and moral right. This sense of assertiveness is augmented with a strong religious backbone, as many of the rights the white minority claim for themselves are 'ordained so' by a Christian god. There are some that resist this notion, especially those powers that are more connected with British ideals, however the highly conservative and rectively defensive nature of white power in the country is hard to sway, even for public figures with history and authority. Black power is suppressed through both official and unofficial means, and while not codified there is a general sense of white superiority that is manifest in law making and governance in general.
Goals for the Nation: I want to see if I can over time turn the course of the country away from its Apartheid direction. The governing power will have a sudden weakening in the next few years - mainly due to the war, but we will see if there is anything else that can suppress it enough - so that a reasonable alternative can be explored. I don't think this will be an inherently simple task and there will be violent resistance as this level of oppression is never just forgotten. But if I can manage to have an 'open' South Africa I do think that there is a lot of room for interesting development not stifled by years of economic sanctions and violence. I don't think I want to just go in the direction of British control either. I am thinking an early freedom movement can inspire a potential earlier 'revolutionary' constitution of sorts to be developed. But this is very much in the future. And I am still spit-balling some ideas.
RP Sample:

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Can you just give me an RP post you have done, please.

[Greater Liverpool]

Roast has been updated to include accepted and reserved nations and I will get a map out tonight to make thing easier.

[Sao Nova Europa]

Nation Name: Hellenic Republic (Ελληνική Δημοκρατία)
Head of State: President Alexandros Zaimis
Head of Government Prime Minister Eleftherios Venizelos

Government Form: Parliamentary Semi-presidential republic

The head of state is the President. He is nominated by the Prime Minister and elected for a term of five years by a two thirds majority of the bicameral legislature. As head of state, he has a ceremonial role of being the nominal commander-in-chief and signing the laws approved by the legislature. The Prime Minister is the head of government. He is usually the head of the largest party in the Vouli. The PM must command the confidence of the majority of MPs in the Vouli.

The legislature is bicameral. The two houses are the Vouli (lower house) and Senate (upper house). The Vouli is made up of 200 MPs elected in their constituency for four-year terms. The Senate is comprised of 120 senators of which 92 are directly or indirectly elected by the people, 10 elected by a joint session of the Vouli and the Senate and 18 elected by 8 unions representing various vocations including merchants (1), industrialists (3), workers (5) and academics (1). Of the 92 senators directly or indirectly elected by the people, 90 are allocated to parliamentary constituencies of varying size for direct election and two are given to ethnic minorities for election through an electoral college: 1 for the Turks of Western Thrace and 1 for the Jews of Thessaloniki. Senators have a nine-years term, with the composition by 1/3 renewed every 3 years.

Ideology: Liberal democracy (state), Conservative liberalism (ruling party)
Foreign Policy:

Under Prime Minister Eleftherios Venizelos, Greece has been making attempts to cooperate with its neighboring states and to solve state disputes through diplomatic channel. Venizelos in the 1910s was the architect of the Balkan Wars that doubled the size of Greece and the Minor Asia Campaign that almost brought Minor Asia under Greek rule. Now, however, being older and more conservative, he has become a defender of the territorial status quo and seeks to improve Greece's standing through a rapprochement with Turkey, bilateral agreements with Italy and deeper defensive and economic integration with the Balkan states (especially Yugoslavia and Romania) through military pacts and trade agreements. Venizelos has also come out in support of a united Europe, stating: "the United States of Europe will represent, even without Russia, a power strong enough to advance, up to a satisfactory point, the prosperity of the other continents as well."

However, lingering problems remain. Italy maintains it hold on the Greek-populated Dodecanese island complex while the UK hold Greek-populated Cyprus as a colony. The Greek population in-large wishes unification of those historic Greek lands with the Greek motherland.

Civil Freedoms /10: 6/10
Political Freedoms /10: 7/10
Economic Freedoms /10: 6/10

Military Size: 95,000/100,000
Military Description:

Greece has 10 Divisions organized in 4 Corps, with two of the divisions being independent, while an additional brigade is stationed in the Archipelago. During peacetime, not all divisions have artillery support. The Hellenic Navy is made up of 2 battleships (Kilkis and Lemnos; both docked permanently), 1 armoured cruiser (Georgios Averof), 1 cruiser (Elli), 12 destroyers, 9 torpedo boats, 6 submarines, 2 fast attack craft, and 9 auxiliary support vessels. In 1930, an air force was established made up of 5 air bases, each with 1 squadron, and utilizes Breguet 19, Potez 25, Hawker Horsley, Greek-built Velos, and Fairey III planes. Military expenditures accounted for ₯2.04 billion, 18.8% of total government expenditures.

The Greek army has extensive experience in warfare as it has participated in the Balkan Wars, WWI and the Minor Asia Campaign. On the other hand, the armed forces became politicized with officers being selected for their attitudes towards the ruling regime. The army has intervened more than a couple of times in politics with various coups and military movements, but since 1926 it has been reined in and hasn't attempted any new intervention into politics.

Organizations: N/A

Description of Your Nation's Economy:

Greece is a mainly agrarian country. It lacks heavy industry, but light industry supplies 70+% of the country's demands. The Liberal Party government has been attempting to change this with large-scale infrastructure projects, and since 1929 the industrial growth rate has been 5%, ranking the country third in the world behind Japan and the Soviet Union. Since 1923, the Greek government borrowed ₯950 million which was channeled to infrastructural projects, while another ₯600 million was lent to private enterprises. The budget has been showing a surplus since 1928. However, with the Great Depression affecting the global economy, the government may need to take measures to stem its effects on the Greek economy.

Description of Your Nation's Government:

The current ruling party is the centrist Liberal Party led by Eleftherios Venizelos. Venizelos has become far more conservative in his attitudes since his last premiership and as a result his government leans to the right. The government focuses on large-scale infrastructure projects, construction of new school facilities, and a pragmatist foreign policy.

Goals for the Nation: In the short-term, Greece hopes to achieve high rates of economic growth, political stability and peace. In the long term, it hopes to gain control of the Dodecanese from Italy and Cyprus from the UK.
RP Sample: https://forum.nationstates.net/viewtopic.php?p=36926722&sid=1828258a93b7167fa84573c3581290b0#p36926722

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[Flowerdell]

Can you just give a quick link to an RP post you have done, please

There we go, should be there!

[Taridaria]

Nation Name: The Union of South Africa
Head of State: King George V
Head of Government Governor General and High Commissioner for South Africa: The Earl of Athlone, Prime Minister James Barry Munnik Hertzog

Government Form: Unitary Parliamentary Constitutional Monarchy - With white-only enfranchisement
Ideology: Right-Wing, Afrikaner Nationalism, Afrikaner Minority Interests, Conservatism
Foreign Policy: While maintaining connections to the British Throne, the movements and clear intent to suppress a majority black country has begun to draw the ire of some of the world. While this has made some call for pause, generally there is a sentiment that white-authority is justified and that while the world may at points be disparaging of it, South Africans have the right to manifest their rights as they see fit.
Civil Freedoms /10: Whites: 7/10 - Other: 5/10
Political Freedoms /10: Whites: 7/10 - Other: 4/10
Economic Freedoms /10: Whites: 8/10 - Other: 3/10

Military Size: 56.000/100.000
Military Description: Conscription Policies keep the forces supplied with men, who are trained well to keep any unrest under control. While there are some Naval efforts, the majority of South Africa's military power lies in its riflemen. They are supplied by weapons bought internationally, specifically from America and Britain. The authoritative nature of the governing powers has many of these men primed to follow most any command whether most of the world may consider it barbaric. While not allowing for outright raids, the power of the South African military is often used to keep sentiments of discontent at bay. As such, much of the military power is spent policing the state.
Organizations: Is part of the British Commonwealth, but movements have been made towards greater levels of independence.

Description of Your Nation's Economy: Mostly a farming and mining economy, South Africa requires large amounts of labor in order to support itself. This labor comes in the form of mostly unpaid-low-paid black labor which often enriches the Boer populace. It produces most of the food and water it needs to survive and has enough of a surplus in these things to export some of it. Its low level of development however makes it hard to transform natural resources into high value products, which leads to a lot of low-cost high-labor resources being exported for other countries to add value to it. That being said, there are a lot of gold reserves even now, along with diamonds and other natural resources giving South Africa enough to barter with some nations that are far more powerful.
Description of Your Nation's Government: While not hostile to the British powers that be, the South African Government is one of clear intent, believing that whatever must be done to secure the prosperity of the white minority is a worthy and moral right. This sense of assertiveness is augmented with a strong religious backbone, as many of the rights the white minority claim for themselves are 'ordained so' by a Christian god. There are some that resist this notion, especially those powers that are more connected with British ideals, however the highly conservative and rectively defensive nature of white power in the country is hard to sway, even for public figures with history and authority. Black power is suppressed through both official and unofficial means, and while not codified there is a general sense of white superiority that is manifest in law making and governance in general.
Goals for the Nation: I want to see if I can over time turn the course of the country away from its Apartheid direction. The governing power will have a sudden weakening in the next few years - mainly due to the war, but we will see if there is anything else that can suppress it enough - so that a reasonable alternative can be explored. I don't think this will be an inherently simple task and there will be violent resistance as this level of oppression is never just forgotten. But if I can manage to have an 'open' South Africa I do think that there is a lot of room for interesting development not stifled by years of economic sanctions and violence. I don't think I want to just go in the direction of British control either. I am thinking an early freedom movement can inspire a potential earlier 'revolutionary' constitution of sorts to be developed. But this is very much in the future. And I am still spit-balling some ideas.
RP Sample:

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Can you just give me an RP post you have done, please.

There you go. Please let me know if there is anything else.

[The National Dominion of Hungary]

Looks very interesting, reserve Poland for the time being, gonna check my schedule and drop an app soon I hope.

[Greater Liverpool]

Apps for South Africa, UK, and Greece are all Accpted

Reservation for Poland has also been noted