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AFG_DESC;Afghanistan was always a troubled region for the British to maintain control of. An important part of the 'Great Game' between the British Empire and the Russian Tsars during the 19th century, every attempt to fully subdue the country ran into fierce resistance. By 1880, however, after the Second Anglo-Afghan war, the emir of Afghanistan finally agreed to allow British control over the country's foreign affairs.;;;;;;;;;;X
ALB_DESC;In 15th century, Albanian national hero Skanderbeg fought back the Turkish invaders. After his death however and the fall of Krujas and Shkodra the country came under four centuries of foreign rule. Large numbers of the population converted to Islam in the 16th and 17th century, allowing them to rise into the highest offices - eleven Grand Veziers came from Albania, and Mohammed Ali founded a dynasty in Egypt 1805. The Islamisation brought support for the resistance against Serbs and Greek as well as against the Ottoman rule itself. Only at the end of the 19th century the national renaissance began with the founding of the League of Prizren. During the First Balkans War in 1912 the Albanian national congress in Vlore declared the country's independence, which was accepted by the major powers in 1913 upon the condition that Wilhelms of Wied would be accepted as Prince.;;;;;;;;;;X
ARG_DESC;In 1880 Argentina owned large areas suitable for their prime agricultural products: cattle and wheat. More workers were needed, increasing the numbe of immigrants. Financial capital, however, was largely controlled by the British who invested in infrastructure, controlled most banks and trade businesses, and that capital soon made Argentina the leading exporter of beef and wheat in the world. In the wake of this development an urban middle class formed as well as an industrial workers' class. Both called for more representation in politics to be achieved through changes to the electoral system. The radical UCR (Unión Civica Radical), founded in 1889, fought for those goals and came strong out of the reform of the electoral system which the conservative president Roque Sáenz Pena pushed through in 1912.;;;;;;;;;;X
ARM_DESC;Armenia was the first country in the world to adopt Christianity as its state religion, and the Armenian people have clung to that religion despite centuries of rule by Muslim powers. In 1553, the Kingdom of Armenia was conquered and split between the Ottoman Empire and Persia. It has remained divided ever since, although the Persian half was gradually absorbed by Russia during the period 1801-28. The late 19th century saw the rebirth of Armenian nationalism, and the desire to form a new Armenian State. The collapse of Tsarist rule and rise to power of the Bolsheviks provided the opportunity desired, at least in the part of Armenia formerly under Russian rule. In the Ottoman Empire, Armenians remain a minority, subject to increasingly brutal and murderous oppression by a government that regards them as the enemy within. Faced by this threat to the south, the turmoil of the Russian Civil War to the north, and neighbours who might prove either friends or foes, Armenia must steer a perilous course to preserve her independence.;;;;;;;;;;x
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AZB_DESC;Azerbaijan means "Land of Fire" in the Persian language, in honour of the petroleum deposits which have been known here since ancient times. Since the 1870s, the oil industry has been massively developed, bringing great prosperity to the region. However, in the political arena things are not so promising. The Azeri people are Muslims, of Turkic origin, but their land has been fought over by Ottomans, Persians and Russians for centuries. In 1828 the Russians finally took control over most of Azerbaijan, and have ruled it ever since. However, the collapse of Russian power following the Revolution has thrust independence on the Azeri people, and presented them with a choice. Some favour joining with the other Caucasus peoples in Georgia and Armenia, creating a Federation to preserve peace. Others decry an alliance with Christians, and instead argue that Azerbaijan should join with their fellow-Turks in the Ottoman Empire. The struggles of the different factions in the Russian Civil War also present both an opportunity and a threat to the Azeris. What should their decision be?;;;;;;;;;;x
BEL_DESC;Including two distinct linguistic groups, the French and the Flemish, the kingdom of Belgium was created in 1831 in the wake of a rebellion staged by the people of the former Austrian Netherlands against Dutch rule. The first King, Leopold I ruled until 1865, during which Belgium experienced rapid industrialisation, developed a stable domestic arrangement with a constitutional monarchy and a parliamentary government. With French capital, Belgium developed her coal and textile industries, thus reinforcing its status of being one of the most highly modernised and densely populated countries in Europe. Diplomatically, Belgium’s neutrality was assured by treaty in 1839, in which the great powers promised to come to her aid if her territorial integrity was violated. This agreement was put to the test in 1870 amidst the Franco-Prussian war, when Prime Minister Gladstone threatened British intervention in the event of either power encroaching on Belgian territory. In the event, Belgium did not feature in either the French or German war plans, but with growing antipathy between those two powers at the turn of the century, Belgium grows unsure as to whether her neutrality will be respected in the next war. This fear has been augmented by Britain’s shift in loyalties alongside the French, leaving the Belgians to plan in case of invasion on three sides: fortresses have been built in Liege and Namur to counter German invasion from the east, extra divisions placed in the west to check a possible French invasion, and now a division on the north coast in case of an amphibious British assault. Belgium, mistrustful of those around her, will continue to appeal to the signatories of the 1839 treaty should any power violate her neutrality.;;;;;;;;;;x
BHU_DESC;In 17th century the Lama Ngawang Namgyal who had fled Tibet managed to unify the country and to secure his further conquests through the building of monastery fortresses (Dzongs). The first spiritual and secular ruler of Bhutan, called Shabdung, helped the Drupka Sect to win and transferred the Tibetan governmental system of Dalai Lamas to Bhutan. The Drukpas (Druk = Dragon) gave the country its name - Dragon Land (Druk Yul). The succession of the ruler based on reincarnation. Shabdung Namgyal supposedly seperated the country into three regions which were ruled by princes (Penlop). In 19th century only two of the three houses still were of importance - the Tsonga-Penlops east of the Black Mountains under the Wangchuk family and the Paro-Penlops who govrned almost all of western Bhutan. With the election of the Penlop of Tsonga, Ugyen Wangchuk, on december 17th, 1907, as the first Druk Gyalpo (Dragon king) the Shabdung system was replaced by a hereditary monarchy. Externally, Bhutan came into conflict with the expanding British East India Company who drove the Bhutanese out of the Indian regions of Cooch Behar between 1772 and 1774. 1864/65 Bhutan lost claims to parts of the Bengal and Siamese Plains during the Second British-Bhutanese War. In the Treaty of Punakha 1910 Bhutan formally became a British Protectorate but retained its internal autonomy.;;;;;;;;;;X
BLR_DESC;The short-lived Republic of Belarus declared its independence in March 1918, although it fell into the German sphere of control under the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk. Following the German defeat in November 1918, the country was promptly occupied by Soviet Russian forces.;;;;;;;;;;x
BOL_DESC;In foreign politics Bolivia has suffered hurtful losses. A border conflict with Chile led to the Saltpetre War 1879 - 1883 which Bolivia lost despite an alliance with Peru. Having to cede the coastal province of Antofagasta in the peace treaty of Valparaiso 1884, the country lost its access to the sea. In 1903 Brazil and Bolivia signed the Treaty of Pétroplis, granting Brazil the important rubber province Acre. A sum of 2 million Pound Sterling didn't compensate the loss. Attempting to secure access to a port in the Chaco War with Paraguay (1932 - 1935) caused the loss of the larger part of the Chaco Boreal region, but at least secured access to the Paraguay river leading to the Atlantic Ocean (finalized in the Treaty of Buenos Aires 1938). Chaco War and the Great Depression brought an end to the positive economic development since 1895 when tin became main export good. In the face of protest movements of the middle class and the mineworkers military governments with state socialist tendencies took over.;;;;;;;;;;X
BRA_DESC;After slavery was abolished in 1888, the republicans gained much support from all parts of the Brazilian Empire. In 1889 the revolt began with a revolt of the military garrison and ended with the declaration of the Republic of Brazil. The 1891 constitution was patterned after the U.S. constitution, granting considerable autonomies to the respective provinces. Under the first elected presidents the domestic situation stabilized, but Brazil got into the cycle of economic crisis - Sugar Crisis 1890, Coffee Crisis 1896, end of the rubber boom 1913. Meanwhile, Brazil's foreign minister, Baron Do Rio Branco extended the Brazilian territory through a series of treaties with British-Guyana, Columbia, Bolivia, Peru, and Uruguay the country's territory by over 250,000 square miles. Growing industries and a high influx of immigrants led to a strong industrial proletariat, changing the society of Brazil.;;;;;;;;;;X
BUL_DESC;Following the preliminary peace of San Stefano after the eighth Russo-Turkish War of 1877/78, the newly formed nation-state of Bulgaria covered Macedonia to the Ochrid Lake as well as a coastal strip on the Aegean Sea. The Berlin Congress of 1878, however, limited Bulgaria’s territory to the region between the Danube and Balkans, plus the area around Sofia. Macedonia and Eastern Rumelia remained within the Ottoman Empire. Prince Alexander I was assigned with the task of leading the newly formed principality - Russia, however, keen to exercise control over Bulgaria, watched the successes of Alexander with a great degree of distrust. Alexander annexed Eastern Rumelia in 1885 and defeated Serbia in 1885/86, but was then forced to abdicate after a coup led by pro-Russian officers. His successor, Ferdinand of Saxony-Coburg-Gotha, led Bulgaria to formal independence from the Ottomans and was crowned Tsar in 1908. Motivated by a desire for ‘Greater Bulgaria’, the country became the driving force behind the Balkans League and carried the majority of the League’s burden in the First Balkans War (1912/13). However, during the Second Balkans War of 1913, in which Bulgaria planned to acquire the parts of the Balkans she considered to be populated by Bulgarians, a coalition consisting of Greece, Serbia, Montenegro, Romania, and the Ottoman Empire defeated Bulgaria. In the peace of Bucharest, Bulgaria lost large parts of her gains from the First Balkans War - Southern Dobrudja went to Romania, and Adrianople was given to the Ottomans. Of Macedonia, which Bulgaria had demanded in its entirety, they managed to hold onto a small strip of territory in the Pirin Mountains, the rest being parted between Serbia and Greece. Bulgaria had suffered a defeat, but its strong army was still intact and Ferdinand I was waiting for an opportunity to strike back at his neighbouring rivals. However, the Tsar had to contend with strong opposition from within both the army and parliament, which had strongly disapproved of the authoritarian style of Ferdinand’s conduct in foreign policy that had already proved so disastrous for Bulgaria.;;;;;;;;;;X
CHC_DESC;The Republic is less than three years old. The corruption, weakness and incompetence that became synomynous with the Qing Dynasty is no more - or is it? China remains wracked by warlordism, central authority remains nothing but a facade, and remains the "dead lion" of the East. Sun Yat-Sen's dream is just that - a distant mirage. Meanwhile, President Yuan Shi Kai rules China with an iron hand, crushing all opposition with his Beiyang army. Rumours are abound that he wishes to revive the monarchial system. The country is pressured from all sides by foreign powers. Much of Siberia has been lost to the Czar in the Bear's quest for access to warm waters and greater land. Outer Mongolia, once under the jurisdication of the Qing, has declared its independence. The far west of Xinjiang faces popular Islamic movements and Russian influences. Tibet is virtually under autonomous rule. The British Empire controls Hong Kong and the New terroritories as well as wielding considerable influence in Southern China and Tibet. Vietnam and Korea, long vassals of the Middle Kingdom, have fallen into the spheres of France and Japan respectively. To the latter China lost a humiliating war in 1894 that concluded with the loss of Taiwan and the Ryukyu islands. In the interior of China warlordism runs rampant as no figurehead has been able to control the masses. Countless warlords carve out their own areas of control, backed by private armies and funded by illicit trade sometimes in Opium. Warfare and dissent is common place and the country is in nothing short of anarchy. Other areas like Shandong and Hong Kong are carved up by foreign powers. China itself is technologically backwards, with a massive population of poor and illerate peasants. Whoever controls Beijing lays claim to sovereignty over China. One could even make the case that the government changes hands monthly as rival warlords dispose of one another. For China there must arise a strong, ruthless and cunning leader. Capable of bring the overwhelming throng of the lower class into the technology and innovation of the western world, at the same time he must consolidate his rule, defeat the internal threat of the warlords and defend China's integrity from the schemes and designs of a wide array of powers who seek to carve China up. The road to victory for China will be long and arduous but the country has enormous potential due to its resources, size and population. It will be the mark of a true leader who is able to build upon such strengths.;;;;;;;;;;X
CHI_DESC;After it was clear that the Republic of China in the north had no desire to rule according to democratic ideals, Sun quickly reestablished a coalition of the Revolutionary parties, re-forming the Guomindang (Kuomintang) or Nationalist Party. He entered Guangdong in 1917 but was quickly evicted by the local warlords, but he reestablished his presence in 1922 with Soviet assistance. This time, he was there to stay, and made preparations for a campaign against the warlords.;;;;;;;;;;x
CHL_DESC;After the Saltpetre War 1879 - 1883 in which Chile received the Peruvian saltpetre provinces Tarapacá and Arica in addition to the Bolivian coastal region of Antofagasta the country had command over vast copper deposits and monopolized the world trade in saltpetre;;;;;;;;;;x
COL_DESC;Weakened by civil wars (especially 1899 - 1903), Colombia had to acknowledge U.S. rights of control over the Panama Canal in the Hay-Bunan-Varilla Treaty of 1903, ending the conflict between the two countries about the building of the Canal. Since 1850 Colombia had been exporting tobacco, after 1900 coffee and bananas were added to this list (with the aid of U.S. capital), and after 1905, petroleum.;;;;;;;;;;x
COS_DESC;Costa Rica differed in several ways from other countries in Central America. Because of the largely white population there were no racial conflicts. Farming was dominated by family businesses owned by a broad middle class offering little fuel for a clash of social interests. Politically, however, influential and rivalling families called the tune and even resorted to military action to achieve their goals. Sugar and coffee were important export goods, but bananas were the most important one for which a tight railroad was built, improving the economical growth of Costa Rica. The bananas production came slowly under complete control of U.S. businesses (among others United Fruit). Parallel to this, Costa Rica has witnessed a calm democratic development with presidents elected in constitutional elections.;;;;;;;;;;x
CUB_DESC;The explosion of the U.S. warship Maine in the port of Havana in 1898 gave the U.S.A. the opportunity to declare war on Spain, colonial masters of the Carribean island. In the Peace of Paris 1898 Spain had to cede Cuba, along with the Phillipines and Puerto Rico to the United States who in turn put the island under military administration. Formally, independence was declared in 1900, but the Platt-Amendment of 1901 restricted the autonomy again, giving the U.S. the naval bases of Bahia Honda and Guantanamo in addition to the right to intervene in the case of internal unrest. In 1902 the United States withdrew from the island, leaving the government of the first Cuban president, Tomás Estrada Palma in charge. However, already in 1906 - 1909 the U.S. intervened on the grounds of the Platt-Amendment when the liberals campaigned against President Estrada Palma. A further intervention took place in 1912.;;;;;;;;;;x
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DEN_DESC;The Danish defeat in the 2nd German-Danish War of 1864 after which Denmark had to cede Schleswig-Holstein and Oldenburg to Prussia and Austria led to the country's withdrawal into neutrality and to a pressure for reforms within. Already since 1849 Denmark had been a constitutional monarchy. Liberals and Social Democrats began strengthening the parliament starting 1901. Economically, Denmark focused on expanding its agriculture, which became the most important part of their exports.;;;;;;;;;;x
DOM_DESC;In 1844 the Eastern part of the island of Hispaniola, since 1822 a part of the young country Haiti, declared its independence as Dominican Republic. Instability and foreign threats marked the early years of the new state. Restorative tendencies found the support of the oligarchy who, in the face of a border dispute with Haiti, put the country back under Spanish colonial rule in 1861 until revolts forced independence again in 1865. Economically and politically the Dominican Republic became more and more dependant on the U.S.A. who first openly intervened in 1905 to collect debts.;;;;;;;;;;x
ECU_DESC;Ecuador suffered a bumpy development after her independence in 1809. Border uncertainties led to conflicts with Peru and Colombia while the rivalling oligarchies of the conservative big landowners in the high lands and the liberal populace on the coast fought each other bitterly. A first era of relative peace was achieved under the dictatorship of the church friendly conservative President Gabriel Garcia Moreno who expanded central administration, the educational system, and the infrastructure. In 1875 Moreno was assassinated, which brought about a time of domestic turmoil once more till the liberals under General Eloy Alfaro prevailed. He forced the expansion of the traffic network and restricted church influence.;;;;;;;;;;x
EGY_DESC;In 1805, Muhammad Ali led the Egyptian army to rebellion against the Ottoman viceroy, asserting himself as the virtually independent ruler of Egypt.  Muhammad Ali consolidated his power by breaking Mameluke power and smashing the 'ulama' – Egypt's Islamic notables.  Egyptian control was extended further down the Nile – Khartoum was founded in 1823, and the Egyptian military was instrumental in defeating the Wahhabi sect in Central Arabia.  The importance of Egypt strategically did not go unnoticed by the world's two great imperial powers – Great Britain and France.  Both jostled for influence in Egypt throughout the mid nineteenth century, with the French helping to modernise the Egyptian Army, building canals – including the Suez canal under the direction of Ferdinand de Lesseps, and directing city planning on Parisian lines.  On the other hand, the British introduced modern finance management and industry.  Khedive Ismael, who reigned from 1863-1879 extended the modernisation programme, increased public spending lavishly whilst taking huge loans from British and French banks.  Meanwhile, the Suez Canal was completed in 1869, but with Egypt's financial difficulties, Khedive Ismael was compelled to sell his 44% stake to Disraeli's British government in 1875.  Having driven Egypt to bankruptcy while blaming it on his European ministers, Ismael was deposed in 1879 with European influence, and was replaced by Tewfik.  Seen as a puppet by nationalist Egyptian army officers, Tewfik struggled to gain the confidence of his people, and in 1882, Arabi Pasha led an uprising against the Khedive's rule.  Fearing that British and French finances and the Suez Canal were be at risk, the two respective governments conspired to act – the French found themselves unable, forcing Prime Minister Gladstone to act unilaterally, sending a naval squadron to bombard Alexandria and Major-General Wolseley to occupy the country, which he did after winning the Battle of Tel el Kebir.  British control of Egypt tightened under the 'veiled protectorate' run by Sir Evelyn Baring, the Earl of Cromer who continued to modernise the country while moderating Egypt's financial situation.  In 1883 the Mahdi rebelled against Egyptian rule in the Sudan, capturing Khartoum in 1885 and killing British officer Major-General Charles Gordon.  The Mahdists continued to rule the Sudan until the Nile campaign of 1896-1898, in which Major-General Kitchener led his Anglo-Egyptian force to avenge Gordon by taking victory at Omdurman, just outside Khartoum.  The subsequent crisis at Fashoda saw French influence in Egypt marginalised, allowing Cromer to make Britain the undisputed overlords of Egypt.  Problematically, Khedive Abbas II (reigned from 1892) continued in his attempts to break Britain’s control throughout the 1900s, yet the new British Agent-General, Lord Kitchener held him in check.  By 1914, the Egyptian question remained fundamentally unresolved – many in Britain would like to see British rule in Egypt ended, with Britain simply in control of the canal.  Yet many would fear that a British withdrawal would lead to the power vacuum being filled by forces hostile to the British Empire.  Alternatively, putting Egypt under official British protection is seen by some as the only viable way forward.;;;;;;;;;;x
ENG_DESC;At the turn of the century, all appeared well for the British Empire - covering two-fifths of the world’s land surface, accounting for a quarter of the world’s population, policed by the most professional army in the world and guarded by the mightiest fleet ever built, the British could be confident ruling the empire ‘on which the sun never set’. But beneath the assurances of imperial grandeur lay insecurity about the future: economically and industrially, the United States was outperforming the British. The ‘Great Game’ in Central Asia with the Russians seemed unceasing, and the Germans had commenced an ominous fleet building programme to challenge the Royal Navy’s dominance of the seas. Amidst such anxiety, the British assured its status in the East by signing an alliance with Japan in 1902, before settling imperial differences with France in 1904 with the Entente Cordiale. 1906 saw Britain commission the mighty HMS Dreadnought, the world’s first all big-gun battleship, a comprehensive response to Germany’s naval challenge. The resulting Dreadnought race polarised Great Britain and Germany, and served to push Britain towards even closer relations with France, and by 1908, to an entente with Russia. On the continent, diplomats averted crisis after crisis. Europe had nearly been plunged into war three times: over Bosnia in 1908, Agadir in 1911 and the Balkans in 1912-3. By 1914, British attention was turned to civil strife in Ulster and recent continental policy in times of crisis had been a mixture of self-interest and neutral mediation. Should another crisis occur, might British policy be the same? In any case, British attitudes to the continental balance of power will remain the same: no state must become hegemonic and the channel ports must remain in friendly hands at all costs.;;;;;;;;;;x
EST_DESC;Occupied by German troops during the war, the Russian February Revolution 1917 released powers vying for independence in Estonia. A national council was established, declaring - with German support - independence in 1918. The upper class, friendly towards the Germans, at first attempted to make the country part of Germany, but they were overruled in favor of the republic in 1919. The Soviet Union recognized the young state officially in 1920. The big landowners, sympathetic as they were towards Germany, were dispossessed.;;;;;;;;;;x
ETH_DESC;In 17th century the royal central power lost more and more of its influence so that Ethiopia broke into separate provinces in 18th century. Only in 1853 could Ras Kasa restore the country's unity with a strong central government again and climbed the throne in 1855 as Theodor II (till 1868). However, his attempt to reform state and church after the pattern of European countries failed. After 1885 Ethiopia was endangered by the Mahdi Uprising against the British-Egyptian rule in Sudan, but the Mahdi warriors were repelled. New danger arose around 1895 through Italy and her attempts to build a colonial empire on the Horn of Africa. With the victory of Emperor Menelik II over an Italian expeditionary corps near Adowa in 1896 Ethiopia was the only African country besides Liberia to keep its independence during the Age of Imperialism. Domestically, Menelik II attempted a reform of the state administration and founded the new capital of Addis Ababa.;;;;;;;;;;x
FIN_DESC;In 1809 Russia occupied Finland, and Sweden ceded the land, ending 3 centuries of Swedish rule. Russian nationalists in the 19th century strove to transform the Russian Empire's autonomous regions on the fringe like Finland into provinces Russian in character. In order to achieve this in 1898 a Russian was appointed governor of Finland and in 1899 a manifesto was published claiming the right of the Tsarist government to rule without the consent of Finland's diet and senate. Another manifesto made Russian the main language in the country's administration. The Finnish population was divided into determined opponents, the Constitutionalists, and those who favoured compliance with the policy in order to further weaken the continuing Swedish grip on society: the Compliants. The radical measures of the Russian administration however made the compliants' position untenable. When the Russians introduced a new conscription law in 1901, the Finns were determined to resist. The Russians soon found out that Finnish soldiers were, for their cause, unreliable, and exempted Finns in return for the payment of extra levies. Meanwhile, there were Finnish organizations actively resisting Russian rule. Russian Governor Nicolai Bobrikov was assassinated by one of their members in 1904. The Russian loss in the Russo-Japanese War and the Revolution of 1905 gave the Finns some reprieve. Russian pressure to intensify Russification ceased; the Tsar complied with a Finnish proposal to reform the diet. A unicameral parliament was introduced, which foresaw Universal Suffrage, Finland thus being the first country in Europe to give women full voting rights. However, in 1908 the policy of Russification was taken up again, in 1910 Finland's autonomy was revoked by Russia's Duma. The Finns firmly opposed Russia's rule, and would be happy to cooperate with any nation or individual willing to help end it…;;;;;;;;;;x
FRA_DESC;Once the greatest Power of Europe, France is now a troubled country. Economically, she has been overtaken by many of her rivals. A declining birthrate seems to promise further decline, and in an age of mass armies might prove a fatal weakness. Politically, the Third Republic is unstable: a coup attempt in 1877 was narrowly averted, and the conservative-nationalist Boulangist movement of the 1880s also came close to seizing the state. The Dreyfus affair of 1894-1906 further laid bare the divisions within society, as monarchists, clericalists, anti-semites and conservative supporters of Army and State lined up against radicals, liberals, socialists, secularists and supporters of the Republic. On the international scene, the defeat by Prussia in 1871 and Germany's occupation of the provinces of Alsace and Lorraine is a festering sore, and demands for 'revanche' - revenge - against Germany remain strong. All is not hopeless, however. Paris, 'the City of Light', remains the fashionable, cultural and artistic capital of the world. French troops have redeemed their defeat in 1871 by establishing the world's second-largest colonial empire, and are now respected as one of the strongest, most aggressive and capable armies in Europe. Most importantly, France now has strong allies. Thanks to German diplomatic blunders and offers of French financial support, Russia was lured away from Germany's side and in 1894 signed a binding military agreement with France. Even more significant - and surprising - was the formation of the 'Entente Cordiale' in 1904 with Britain. For centuries France's traditional enemy, Britain was drawn to her side through fear of increasing German power. Although the exact terms of their commitment to France remain unclear, British friendship gives the French confidence that whatever the future might bring, they will weather the storm and emerge triumphant.;;;;;;;;;;x
GEO_DESC;The mountainous Kingdom of Georgia was a Christian enclave on the borders of Asia for over a thousand years. In 1801, however, the country was conquered and annexed by Russia. An extensive programme of Russification followed, as Georgian culture was suppressed. During the late 19th century this led to widespread popular unrest, a major peasant uprising in 1905, and the rise to influence of the far-left Social Democratic Party (where Josef Stalin had his political apprenticeship). When Lenin's Bolsheviks seized power in Russia, Georgia took the opportunity to proclaim its independence once again. However, the new state faces threats from both the Turks to the south and the warring Russian factions to the north. Relations with Georgia's immediate neighbours, Armenia and Azerbaijan, are more complex. Should the three small countries combine their strengths to resist outside invasion? Or will they fall prey to their own age-old feuds and rivalries?;;;;;;;;;;x
GER_DESC;The German Empire was created at Versailles in 1871 under the aegis of Prussian military might after the defeat of France a year previously. Yet Chancellor Bismarck desired no further expansion - rather, favoured the maintenance of the status quo. Bismarck’s foreign policy aimed at maintaining Germany’s position as Europe’s pre-eminent military power by keeping France diplomatically isolated. In 1879, a rapprochement with Austria was completed, with the signing of an alliance. 1882 saw Italy included into the combination, and a Reinsurance Treaty was signed with Russia, thereby separating France from potential allies and curtailing its desires for ‘revanche’. Domestically, Bismarck appeased the socialists’ desires for democratisation by pursuing a popular policy of colonialism and modest reforms. 1888 saw the ascent to the throne of Germany’s new emperor, Wilhelm II - a year later he sacked Chancellor Bismarck, refused to renew the Russian Reinsurance Treaty and began his pursuit of ‘a place in the sun’. Russia, insecure with the recent repeal of the Reinsurance Treaty, aligned themselves with France. Germany suddenly found itself with potential enemies on two fronts, not to mention the enemy within: the socialists. Wilhelm II’s policy of ‘Weltmacht’ aimed at turning Germany from a continental power, into a global power. Wilhelm II believed that this could be achieved by the construction of an ocean-going fleet, and in 1897, his Navy minister, Alfred Tirpitz passed the first of two important navy bills, backed by rich industrialists and junkers alike - an attempt to unite all German peoples and integrate the socialist leaning working classes into the volksgemeinschaft. This move of naval expansion alarmed the British, causing the latter to align itself closer to France by signing the Entente Cordiale in 1904. By 1906, the British had responded comprehensively to the German naval challenge, by beginning the Dreadnought race, causing considerable antipathy between Great Britain and Germany. ‘Der Fischer kommt’ (Fisher is coming) was one of the frightened sayings of some of the residents of Kiel. With such a growing sense of encirclement, plans were drawn up for the eventuality of war with France and Russia - Chief of General Staff, Field Marshal Alfred von Schlieffen devised a timetable-tight plan involving an invasion of Belgium and a right-wheel flanking movement to circle Paris and crush the French army in its rear, before moving eastward to defeat the Russians before they had mobilised properly. This was not the only war that was planned: unease about the growing power of the socialists forced the German General Staff to devise the ‘Staatsstreich’, a contingency plan to crush uprising revolutionary workers that could imperil the stability of the German state and security of the landed elites. Crises over Morocco had worsened relations with France, and the continued Dreadnought race strained relations with Britain yet further. By 1914, the socialists had become the most powerful party in Germany, France was planning to increase conscription from two years service to three, and the infrastructure in western Russia had improved vastly. The German military had estimated that given current developments, Franco-Russian military power would become unassailable by 1916, and that the Schlieffen Plan would have to be implemented by 1915 at the very latest to work successfully. These facts could not have been far from the German military’s mind as 1914 came: as Chief of Staff von Moltke put it - "war is inevitable, and the sooner the better". Time is running out. Can the 'place in the sun' still be found?;;;;;;;;;;X
GRE_DESC;Greece's independence from Ottoman rule was officially declared in 1829/30, with the Peace of Adrianople, ending the 6th Russian-Turkish War, and the London Protocol. However, the country was not stabilized until the Danish Prince Wilhelm climbed the Greek throne as Georg I in 1863. Under his rule the country became a parliamentary monarchy with limited powers for the monarch. Also in 1863 were brought under Greek rule, in 1881 Thessaly and parts of Epirus. Despite a defeat against the Ottomans in 1897 when Greece supported the Cretan uprising the island could - by pressure of the major powers - jpin the state territory. Macedonia was conquered in the Second Balkans War (1912/13) from Bulgaria, leading to continuously bad relations between the two countries. Now, King Konstantin I favours neutrality or even alliance with Germany, but Prime Minister Eleutherios Venizelos backs an agreement with the Entente to gain aid against Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire.;;;;;;;;;;X
GUA_DESC;After the liberal revolution of 1871 Justo Rufino Barrios (1873 - 1885) reformed the country politically and economically. The privileges of the Catholic Church were largely removed. The Jesuits were expelled, monasteries were secularised, and schools came under state control. State and church were separated, free choice of religion was introduced as well as direct elections. The infrastructure was expanded, bringing economic rise. The export of Cochenille became obsolete with the development of chemical dyes, and so the economy shifted towards coffee and bananas. Soon the coffee trade was under German control, the bananas production under U.S. control. The Indians remained without rights. The properties (indígenas) were dispossessed to expand the areas for the growth of coffee and bananas. Under General Manuel Estrada Carrera (1899 - 1820), who brought the country closer to the U.S.A., the influence of the United Fruit Company grew. The U.S. companies increasingly meddled with the domestic politics of Guatemala.;;;;;;;;;;x
HAI_DESC;The nation of Haiti takes its name from the word used by the local Arawak Indians for the island of Hispanola, which they called 'Hayti', or mountainous land. Owned by the French since the 17th century, Haiti became a particularly rich colony noted for its particularly large proportion of slaves to free Frenchmen. In 1791 Haitians launched a successful slave revolt, and by 1804 were the first independent black nation in the New World. Though there quickly arose a class system with a minority of light-skinned, Catholic, French-speaking Haitians ruling over a dark-skinned, voodoo worshiping, Creole-speaking majority, Haiti soon devolved into chaos after its independence. Haiti's first ruler, the 'Emperor' General Dessalines, was assassinated following his rampant abuse of power. In 1844 Haiti split in two, with the Dominican Republic declaring independence from Haiti.;;;;;;;;;;x
HOL_DESC;While preserving European neutrality (the struggle against Belgium was declared an internal conflict) the Netherlands faced all the fiercer challenges in their colonies. In 1830 an uprising in Java had to be subdued by force. A war against the Sultanate Ateh, joined by various local princes, erupted on Sumatra in 1873 and could only be ended in 1904. The Cape Province, Ceylon, and the Gold Coast had been lost to Great Britain. In domestic policies an agreement was reached between the crown and the growing liberal movement in 1848. Wilhelm II, under influence by Liberal leader Jan Rudolf Thorbecke, installed a liberal constitution which transformed the country into a parliamentary monarchy. Thorbecke became the first prime minister and fortified the - by the time's standards - modern system of government. Internally, the Netherlands stabilized herself permanently, with only the census based suffrage being a major point of conflict. Only in 1894 a Social Democratic Party formed which, unlike her European cousins of the time, aimed at reforms and not revolutions. Their strict neutrality qualified the Netherlands as host for the great congresses of 1899 and 1905, during which, among other things, the Den Haag Convention with Respect to the Laws and Customs of War on Land was agreed upon.As war looms in Europe, will the Netherlands succeed in preserving their neutrality, or be drawn into the great conflict?;;;;;;;;;;X
HON_DESC;Though once a border territory of the Mayan Empire, Honduras became a colony of Spain by the 1700's, with Britain controlling the Eastern coast (which was seized in order to combat Caribbean piracy). With independence from Spain in 1821 Honduras, like the other nations of Central America, slid into a period of continued unrest. Since the early 1900's, however, foreign fruit companies, particularly the rivals United Fruit and Standard Fruit, have dominated Honduran politics. Their grip over the banana trade, which made up for over two-thirds of Honduran exports, led to the phrase 'Banana Republic' being coined in reference to Honduras.;;;;;;;;;;x
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IND_DESC;The Indian Mutiny of 1857 was much more than the name suggests – in reality, it was a full blown rebellion in the north of Britain’s most prestigious imperial possession.  Large sections of the Indian army, supported by peasants and land-owning ‘zamindars’, incensed at the condescending and moralising nature of Britain’s rule attempted to throw off the imperial yoke.  Horrified at the brutality of the mutiny, the perpetrators were dealt with ferociously by the British, who proceeded to change the style of their rule in India.  The government took administrative responsibility from the East India Company, and attempts to ‘Christianise’ the country ceased as British policy changed to govern with, rather than against the grain of Indian tradition.  Additionally, Prime Minister Disraeli styled Victoria as ‘Empress of India’, to consolidate the symbolic nature of British rule in 1877.  Importantly, the Indian army was also reformed – British regular units were placed in India with greater frequency, Indian artillery regiments were disbanded, and Indian troops were armed with discarded British rifles.  Funded by the Indian taxpayer, the Indian army was one of two pillars upon which British rule rested – as Lord Salisbury described, India was ‘an English barrack in the Oriental Seas from which we may draw any number of troops without paying from them’.  Before 1914, Indian troops would serve in more than a dozen imperial campaigns, perhaps most spectacularly and efficiently in the Anglo-Abyssinian war of 1868 – a demonstration of the significance of India in Britain’s imperial setup.  In the 1900s, Lord Kitchener made further reforms to render it capable of repelling invasion, quelling internal unrest and in providing support beyond India’s borders.  The other great pillar of British rule in India was the Civil Service – nearly 400 million Indians were ruled by no more than a thousand civil servants, making it the most efficient bureaucracy in the world.  The ICS attested to Britain’s skill in ruling with local Indian support, enjoying the relative indifference – or consent – of the people at large.  British rule in India allowed for a great leap forward with regards to infrastructure, irrigation and industry, with the government investing £400 million into India by 1914, and a public health generally improving despite the occurrence of two disastrous famines in the mid to late nineteenth century.  The early twentieth century would see the British Raj at its zenith as well as the beginning of underlying dissent.  Viceroy Curzon (ruled 1898 to 1905) partitioned Bengal to create a Muslim majority, thus sparking outrage from Indian nationalists, whilst putting governmental trust in benevolent Indian rulers.  Curzon also restored the Taj Mahal, as well as instituting the ultimate symbol of the power and prestige of the British Raj – the Dehli Durbar – the first of which was in 1903.  The ceremony to crown Edward VII as the Emperor of India would be rerun in 1911 for George V, was a spectacular display of pomp and ceremony in which the various Maharajas, Princes and Governors swore allegiance to the Emperor.  For all the glamour of British rule, by 1914 violence by Indian nationalist terrorists was an increasing problem for British officials – only the year previously, Viceroy Hardinge narrowly survived an assassination attempt.;;;;;;;;;;x
IRE_DESC;In the mid-19th century the Emerald Isle was economically weak and easily troubled by crisis. Between 1846 and 1849 the potato harvest had been completely destroyed and a famine ravaged the land, leading to mass immigration of Irish to the U.S.A. Gradually, voices grew louder in Great Britain, calling for an independence of Ireland from the British Crown. The Liberal Prime Minister William E. Gladstone initiated the separation of the island from the Anglican church in 1869 and a land reform in 1870. He failed in his attempts of pushing through a Home Rule for Ireland, however. The political resistance in Ireland kept growing. The Home Rule League and the Irish Land League fought for autonomy as a first step towards independence.;;;;;;;;;;x
ITA_DESC;At the start of the 19th century Italy was a mere 'geographical expression.' However, thanks to the efforts of the Piedmontese statesman Cavour and the nationalist leaders Mazzini and Garibaldi, all that changed during the Risorgimento of 1859-70. With French help, Piedmont-Sardinia fought two wars against Austria to recapture provinces held by the Hapsburgs, while popular uprisings broke out in the other Italian principalities. In 1861, the Kingdom of Italy was proclaimed, and in 1870 Italian troops occupied Rome and declared it the capital of a united country. However, several Italian-speaking provinces remained in Austrian hands, and this territory - 'Italia irredenta' - was regarded by many Italian patriots as unfinished business. For the moment, though, such nationalist aspirations were put on hold as Italy aligned herself with Bismarck's Germany in the Triple Alliance. Instead, Italian ambition was turned towards establishing a colonial empire. Some settlements were established in the horn of Africa, but Italy's humiliating defeat at Adowa in 1896 against Abyssinian tribesmen left her the laughing-stock of Europe. Burning for revenge, Italy next turned on the weakened Ottoman Empire, seizing the province of Libya and several Mediterranean islands from the Turks in 1911-12. On the domestic front, Italy is a divided country. The north is a modern industrial society, but plagued by the activities of revolutionary socialists. The south seems to belong to an earlier age, with primitive peasant agriculture, blood feuds and secret societies. Many solutions are offered for the turmoil: liberal reform, a Marxist reorganisation of society, or the adoption of an aggressive nationalist policy to direct peoples' attention outwards. As war clouds gather over Europe, though, the question is who will Italy support? Should she stand by the old alliance with Germany, or join the Entente powers to reclaim the lost Italian lands from Austria? Or perhaps Italy should steer her own independent course in the world?;;;;;;;;;;X,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
JAP_DESC;When Commodore Perry's warships entered Tokyo Bay in 1853 to demand international trading rights with Japan, the long policy of isolationism that had held sway under the rule of the Tokagawa Shogunate was effectively put to an end. Continued western meddling convinced the Japanese of a necessity to modernise, if only to save the country from falling under European domination, a fate which had befallen China. With the Meiji Restoration (1868-9) came the reform that Japan needed to survive: politically, socially and economically the workings of the country were reformed - the nation was divided into organised prefectures, a centralised bureaucracy was introduced, a new constitution was initiated, railways were built and modern industries were constructed. Alongside Japan's entry onto the world stage came an active foreign policy of territorial expansion and the wielding of the country's new found might to accompany the rapidly growing Japanese economy. In 1894 Japan, fearful that Chinese influence in Korea - 'the dagger pointed at Japan's heart' was growing, declared war on China, claiming the island of Formosa in the process. In 1902, Japan secured their status as a great power by signing an alliance with Great Britain, motivated by the two countries' animosity towards Russia. Relations with Russia, already strained after their occupation of Manchuria in 1897 and growing influence in Korea, spilled over into war in 1904, when the Japanese fleet launched a surprise attack upon Port Arthur. The army won a string of successes in Southern Manchuria, and the victory was rounded off when Admiral Togo annihilated the Russian Baltic Fleet in the straits of Tsushima on 17th May 1905. By 1914, despite having obtained local hegemony, Japan remains nervous: Russia steadily recovers from its defeat of 1905, China is moving towards reform and unification, and the United States' influence in the region grows yet further. How events develop in Europe will surely dictate Japan's policy in the upcoming decade.;;;;;;;;;;X
LAT_DESC;In Latvia, German forces which took control of the region in early 1918 were welcomed by the local nobility, who were of German descent. It was proposed to create a Duchy, to include both Latvia and Estonia, which would be a member-state of the German Empire. This state was finally proclaimed in September 1918, and power given to a Regency Council of German landowners. However, with the defeat of Germany two rival groups also declared Latvian independence: the Latvian People's Council under Ulmanis on 18 November and the Latvian Soviet on 17 December. A three-way civil war ensued. Ulmanis' Nationalist faction managed to defeat the Soviets by early 1919, but meanwhile the German landowners had raised an army and in turn defeated the Nationalists, setting up a government under Niedra. However, Ulmanis sought help from Estonia and by June 1919 had re-established control. He then pursued a policy of reconciliation to win German support for his régime.;;;;;;;;;;x
LIB_DESC;Created in the early 19th century by freed African-Americans who either wanted to return to Africa to start a new life or were forced to leave, Liberia was to eventually earn the honour, alongside Ethiopia, of being the only independent countries in Africa. Since their declaration of independence from Great Britain in 1846, Liberia has dealt peacefully with several border conflicts over the years with both France and Britain. The twentieth century so far has seen years of tension between the African-American colonists and the indigenous peoples.;;;;;;;;;;x
LIT_DESC;The region of Lithuania was under German military occupation in 1917. However, following the Bolshevik coup in Russia the Lithuanian National Council declared itself an independent state, on 11 December 1917. The German authorities were willing to recognise limited Lithuanian independence under their hegemony, and during 1918 negotiations proceeded over installing a German princeling as king of Lithuania. However, the German defeat in November 1918 allowed the Lithuanian National Council to claim full independence.;;;;;;;;;;x
LUX_DESC;The Vienna Congress 1814/15 proclaimed Luxemburg a Grand Duchy and made it part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. The Dutch King, was, as Grand Duke of Luxemburg at the same time member of the German League. After the Belgian independence in 1831 had to grant its Wallonic territories to Belgium by rule of the London Protocol of 1839. The Dutch attempts to sell the Grand Duchy to the French after the end of the German League 1866 caused the Luxemburg Crisis which ended when the small country was formally granted its independence and neutrality. The personal union with the Netherlands ended in 1890 with the death of Wilhelm III, the last male heir of the house Orania-Nassau. The Salian law of Luxemburg did not allow for female heirs to the crown.;;;;;;;;;;x
MAN_DESC;Manchuria had been the home of a nomadic people, the Jurchen, many centuries ago, but after they had conquered China and established the Qing Dynasty in 1644, they sought to give legitimacy to their rule by becoming increasingly sinicised. The Manchus grew to admire Confucianism and use Chinese script, and by the time the Dynasty collapsed in 1912, the area was populated by Han Chinese as well as sinicised Manchus. The territories north of the Amur River were lost to Russia in 1858, and the lands east of the Amur, including the port of Vladivostok, were lost in 1861. Today, Russia has interests in northern Manchuria, and Japan has interests in the south. Manchuria is hence important not only to China for historical reasons, but also in a broader geopolitical sense, as it is rich in natural resources and is an important industrial centre in the Far East. Warlord Zhang Zuolin, now in charge of Manchuria, remains nominally loyal to the Beijing regime, but for all practical purposes is a despot in his own kingdom. Naturally, the Beijing government would also like to re-exert control over the region. Surrounded by three powers, how will Manchuria fare?;;;;;;;;;;X
MEX_DESC;Mexico gained its independence from Spain in 1821, but its early history was a troubled one - with over 36 different governments in its first 30 years of existence. Even worse was to come at the hands of the overbearing neighbour to the north however. First, in 1836, the English-speaking settlers in the province of Texas managed to successfully rebel. Then, in 1846, the USA provoked a war which led to humiliating Mexican defeat and the loss of over 40% of her territory, including California, Arizona and New Mexico. Defeat led to tensions in Mexican society, and in 1858 President Juarez launched an attack on the status and power of the Church and the Army. This triggered a three-year civil war, and the European powers intervened to protect their financial interests. In 1863 France took the opportunity to set up Maximilian of Austria as Emperor of Mexico, supported by French troops. The USA was unwilling to see any power (other than themselves) intervening in Central America, however, and forced France to withdraw. The French puppet Maximilian was executed in 1867, and Juarez regained power. His successor as the dominant force in Mexican politics was Porfirio Diaz, who ruled (with some interruptions) from 1877 until 1911. During this long period, the traditional urban and rural elites endeavoured to strengthen their grip on society, in the face of mounting opposition from democratic and radical forces. Diaz relied heavily on support from Britain and the USA, offering great privileges to foreign investors who took control over significant portions of the Mexican economy. All this caused much unrest, and in 1910 a peasant uprising began, led by Pancho Villa in the northern provinces and Emiliano Zapata in the south. In 1911 a radical northern landowner, Francisco Madero, made alliance with the rebels and overthrew Diaz. He in turn was murdered in 1913, and the military strongman General Huerta took over the government. With the support of the conservative factions in society, the Mexican government must now fight to suppress the revolutionaries and their northern allies, who since the death of Madero are now led by Venustiano Carranza. The support of the USA may well be vital in crushing the revolt, but there is no guarantee that the Yanquis will maintain their support for the Huerta regime - many in Washington favour Carranza as a better ally. Still, for all its problems Mexico is potentially a powerful nation, with a dense population and a prosperous new oil industry. If this civil war can be won, then all sorts of opportunities could arise.;;;;;;;;;;x
MON_DESC;Stuck between the gigantic empires of Russia and China, the land of Genghis Khan has long had to struggle for its independence. Though freed from Chinese rule following the collapse of the ruling Manchu dynasty in 1911, Mongolia's independence was not recognized by the new Republic of China, and therefore Mongolia increasingly turned to Russia for its continued survival.;;;;;;;;;;x
MTN_DESC;The Congress of Berlin formally recognized Montenegro as a state in 1878. However, the heart of Montenegro, known as Old Montenegro in the area around the historical capital of Cetinje, had been the only part of the Balkans never to fully succumb to the Ottoman Empire. In 1516, Montenegro came under the rule of the prince-bishop (Vladika) of Cetinje, a position held from 1697 by the Petrovic family. Daniel I (1851-1860) secularized the country in 1852, separating the spiritual and secular powers of the Vladika. The reign of Nicholas I (1860 - 1918) saw the doubling of Montenegro's territory and international recognition of her independence (1878), the country's first constitution (1905), the ruler's elevation to the rank of King (1910), and further territorial gains following the Balkan Wars (1913). When Austria-Hungary annexed Bosnia and Herzegovina in October, 1908, and thereby annihilated the dreams of Montenegro and Serbia of a united empire, Montenegro protested along with Serbia and, encouraged by Russia, demanded from Austria the annulment of Article 29 of the Treaty of Berlin and the evacuation of Spizza. Ever since, the relations with their powerful neighbour have been deteriorating at a fast rate. The year is 1914, Montenegro is more powerful than it has ever been but it is still a tiny land, and there is talk of war. Could Montenegro defend itself, as it has done for centuries, or could this be its end?;;;;;;;;;;x
NEP_DESC;After successful campaigning against Tibet in the late 18th century, the ruling Gurkhas in Nepal were shown their limits when their attacks on British India between 1814 and 1816 led to them having to recognize a factual British protectorate over their territory. A permanent Resident of the British Crown was sent to Nepal after the Peace of Segauli, and he remained in there till 1923. In return, the British acknowledged the today still valid borders of Nepal and the rule of the Gurkhas. From 1850 on Nepal provided the British Colonial Army with the famous Gurkha regiments who were first employed during the Sepoy Uprising in 1857.;;;;;;;;;;x
NIC_DESC;The liberal President José Santos Zalaya (1894 - 1909), who had pursued a course of modernisation of Nicaragua, was overthrown with the help of the U.S.A. who saw their interests in the Panama Canal endangered by Zalaya's expansionist politics. The United States also intervened directly in 1912 in the conflict between conservatives and liberals.;;;;;;;;;;x
NOR_DESC;For centuries Norway had been part of the Danish realm until Denmark had to cede - without Iceland or Greenland - it to Sweden in the Peace of Kiel. An attempt of the Norwegians to proclaim independence from their Swedish neighbour was foiled by a military intervention by King Karl XIII. However, the Swedish king allowed his new subjects internal autonomy by recognizing their constitution. Tensions between the parliament (Storting) and the king in Sweden escalated in the 1870. Under leadership of the liberal left (Venstre) the country turned into parliamentary monarchy in 1884 with universal suffrage after 1898 (till 1913 only for men). With Norway's rise as a trading power in the 19th century came claims to install consulates in other countries. Resistance by Sweden against this claim caused the end of the Union between the countries in 1905. The Danish prince Karl was elected King Haakon VII.;;;;;;;;;;x
OMN_DESC;When Ahmad Al Bu Sa'id rose to power in 1749, Oman embarked upon an age of expansion. For approximately a hundred years Great Britain tolerated their maritime empire which reached from the coasts of East Africa and as far as China, with slave trading and the export of spices formed the primary sources of income. Between 1789 and 1805 rivalries for the throne between factions within the Al Sa'id Dynasty preluded Oman's demise as a major power in the east. Steadily, the country came under the influence of the British Empire without ever becoming a formal colony. During this feud, Muscat on the sea formed a sultanate while the inner country became a relgiously oriented imamate. The growing dominance of the British increased Oman's political and economic dependency. Not only had they lost the rich island of Zanzibar to the British, recieving in exchange the Zanzibar Subsidy, but the opening of the Suez Canal and the prohibition of slave and weapons trade without a viable alternative had completely crippled their economy.;;;;;;;;;;X
PAN_DESC;The history of the nation of Panama is irretrievably linked with its most famous feature: the Panama Canal. After the Columbian government resisted American attempts to build a canal through the Panamanian Isthmus, the United States encouraged the Panamanians to rise up against the Columbians then prevented the Columbians from crossing into Panama to put the insurrection down. The Panamanian declaration of independence was written in New York City and created Panama as a de-facto protectorate of the United States.;;;;;;;;;;x
PAR_DESC;Dictator José Gasparo Rodriguez (1811/14 - 1840) preserved Paraguay's integrity against Argentinian and Brazilian claims through a self-sufficient economy and cutting off his country politically. His nephew and successor, Carlos Antonio López (1844 - 1862) opened the country again to promote the economic and cultural development. Under his son, Francisco Solano López (1862 - 1870), these efforts ended abruptly when he attempted to secure access to a port militarily. This led to the devastating war against the Triple Alliance of Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay (1865 - 1870) in which Paraguay lost a quarter of her territor and more than half its population. After the death of López in 1870 the national assembly enacted a liberal constitution. 1887 saw the establishing of the Liberal Party and the conservative Asociación Nacional Republicana (Colorado).;;;;;;;;;;x
PER_DESC;For nearly two centuries Persia, known to its people as Iran, has been precariously balanced between conflicting forces. Internally the elements of reform and westernisation conflict with an increasingly conservative clergy. Internationally Persia was split, in 1907, into a Russian northern sphere and a British south, although it would never be a formal colony of either power. Attempts at creating a constitutional monarchy continue.;;;;;;;;;;x
POL_DESC;Poland lost her independence finally in 1795 after a series of partitions by her powerful neighbors Russia, Austria, and Prussia. Poland was briefly reconstituted as a French puppet during the Napoleonic wars, but was once again partitioned after the Congress of Vienna. Poland's location in the very centre of Europe became especially significant in a period when both Prussia/Germany and Russia were intensely involved in European rivalries and alliances and modern nation states took form over the entire continent. The remainder of the 19th and early 20th centuries found Poland involved in numerous revolts for her independence, including armed conflicts in 1831, 1846 and 1864, all of which were violently suppressed. After the 1864 revolts, known as the January Uprising, all Poles in the Russian sector were assimilated into the empire. By 1914, two factions took the lead in the struggle for Polish independence. Roman Dmowski, the main leader of the Polish nationalist movement, believed the best way to achieve a unified and independent Poland, was to support the Triple Entente against the Triple Alliance. Jozef Pilsudski, a nationalist leader based in Galicia, disagreed and saw Russia as the main enemy. Pilsudski began building a private army that he hoped would enable Poland to fight for its independence from Russia. Both factions looked with hope to the potential alliance conflicts that appeared almost imminent…;;;;;;;;;;x
POR_DESC;Portugal's power waned in the 19th century: political turmoil and international pressure on its African colonies ensured ever growing dissatisfaction with Portugal’s governing elite. The bourgeoisie leaned more and more to republicanism, seeing it as the solution to the decay of Portugal's prestige. Furthermore, Portugal's inability to service debts incurred in building railways added to Portugal’s foreign policy problems. The difficulties increased for Portugal’s different governments, which came and fell in quick succession. The King's attempts to intervene and stabilise the situation by his appointment of various Prime Ministers failed, resulting in his dissolution of parliament in 1907. Amidst such chaos, competition amongst the nations political factions developed, ultimately leading to the murder of the King, D. Carlos, and his eldest son in 1908. The King's second son, Manuel, succeeded to the throne, but continuing troubles culminated in the republican revolution of October 5th, 1910. The new republic faced great difficulties in establishing itself and to be recognised by other countries as Portugal's legitimate government, and were compelled to pursue a more proactive foreign policy. Portugal’s new rulers needed to make decisive action to show that the Portuguese Republic was strong and an equal of the other great powers. With conflict looming in Europe, the Portuguese government felt the need to take an active part should war break out. Meanwhile, opinion was divided about which side to take. The British ultimatum of 1890 damaged Portuguese pride, and forced some to lean towards Germany. Others felt that Germany’s designs on Portuguese colonies made cooperation with the old ally the only way to guarantee Portugal’s integrity and standing in Africa.;;;;;;;;;;X
PRU_DESC;Although factually independent since 1821, Spain recognized the autonomy of her former colony not until 1871 when a peace between the countries was struck after a conflict of the two countries over the Chinchain Islands. An alliance with Bolivia drew the country 1879 till 1883 in a border conflict between Chile and Bolivia in the Atacama Desert (Saltpetre War). During the war Peru lost her provinces of Tarapacá, Arica, and Tacna. British and U.S. financial circles exploited the opportunity, stripping the weakened Peruvian state of their state railroad, nullifying Peru's debts in exchange. Since then, Peru’s domestic situation has solidified.;;;;;;;;;;x
ROM_DESC;In the Peace of Paris, concluding the Crimean War (1853 - 1856), the unification of Moldavia and Wallachia into the Principality of Romania was agreed. Ioan Alexandru Cuza became the first Prince (1859 - 1866), to be followed onto the throne by Karl von Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen. (1866 - 1914). After the 8th Russian-Turkish War 1877/78, which saw Romania fighting alongside Russia, the country's sovereignty was recognized at the Berlin Congress 1878. Southern Bessarabia was ceded to Russia, while Romania gained Dobrudja. In 1881 the Romanian Prince took the title of King Karl I. The orientation towards the West was secured, Russian influence lost its appeal. Karl I settled the Second Balkans War (1913) and joined the Calibrater with Dobrudja. His successor Ferdinand (1914 - 1927) became King of All Romanians. In 1914, Romania was primarily an agricultural nation, and her 7.5 million population was mainly concentrated in the fertile Wallachian Plains. The country depends heavily on trade with Germany. However, her other powerful neighbour, Austria-Hungary is viewed with some suspicion, and Romania views warily the perceived maltreatment of 3 million Romanians in Transylvania. All adult males spent time in the territorial reserve but the Romanian Army contains fewer than 100,000 men.;;;;;;;;;;x
RUS_DESC;Ever since Ivan the Great proclaimed himself Tsar of Russia and successor to the emperors of Rome and Constantinople, Russia has had far-reaching imperial ambitions. Finland, Georgia, Armenia, the once-proud kingdom of Poland, are all now just names in the Tsar's long list of titles. In the east, Russian cossacks have extended the Tsar's dominions to the gates of China and the borders of India. Now Russia's eyes have fallen on the Balkans and Constantinople, which controls the vital sea route to the outside world. To support this ambition, Russia has the largest army in the world and a rapidly modernising industrial base. However, for all its strength Russia suffers from dangerous weaknesses. With only a token attempt at representative government to cover up the reality of Tsarist autocracy, political opponents of the regime resort to assassination and armed uprising. The humiliating defeat against Japan in 1905 was followed by an attempt at actual revolution, and many believe that another revolutionary outbreak is only a matter of time. Although Russia's economy is being forced towards industrialisation - at great human cost - the infrastructure is still brittle and technology primitive. Worst of all, the vast majority of Russia's people live as they have for centuries, as oppressed peasants crushed by debt and tyrannised by petty local nobles, priests and bureaucracts. Some members of the Tsar's council advise that a "short, victorious war" might rally the people and distract them from their woes. But if the war went badly for Russia, could the Tsar's rule survive the consequences?;;;;;;;;;;x
SAL_DESC;Since its declaration of independence from Spain in 1821, El Salvador has been sharply divided between liberal and conservative factions that would leave it as disunited as most of the other Central American states. Despite several abandoned attempts to create a federal state with the other Central American countries, El Salvador has remained independent and easily influenced by foreign powers. Indeed, one of the most powerful influences in its history has been the foreign owned coffee industry.;;;;;;;;;;x
SAU_DESC;The centre of the Arabian Peninsula was the starting point of the Wahhabite state in 1744. For its ruler, Muhammad ibn Abd-al Wahhâb, both Shiite Islam of the Ottoman Empire and the Sunnite Islam of the Persians distortions of the true Muslim faith. In alliance with Muhammad Ibn Saud, the Wahhabites conquered all the tribes of Arabia in a string of offensives spread across several decades. After the death of Abd-al Wahhâb the Saudis ruled the larger part of the peninsula, conquering Mecca in 1806 and threatening Syria. Mohammed Ali, Ottoman governor in Egypt crushed the first Saudi state in 1818 by order of the Sultan. By 1824 a new principality under Saudi government was forming, and the Wahhabiyya remained an important religious and political power in Arabia. Continued Ottoman intervention hampered the development of the Saudi Kingdom, and in 1887 the rival Rashid dynasty conquered Riyadh and the last Saud fled to Kuwait in 1891. From there Aziz ibn Saud managed to form a new power base, and by 1902 he had retaken Riyadh from Jebel Shammar, and made it his capital. In 1905, he accepted Ottoman suzerainty over his domains in order to enhance his political position, but kept Constantinople off balance by waging war on them in 1913 in order to gain control of al-Hasa province. By 1914, Saud had become the undisputed master of central Arabia - cautiously, Saud has kept Nejd’s loose link with the Ottoman Empire, but has now begun to open talks with the British.;;;;;;;;;;x
SER_DESC;Conquered by the Turks 1389, Serbia did not regain independence until 1878, and established a monarchy in 1882. Geographically a land-locked state, Serbia had the Austro-Hungarian Empire on its borders in the north. Serbia was an overwhelmingly rural society. It had few mineral or industrial resources and had less than 10,000 people employed in manufacturing. The economy relied heavily on the exports of food. In 1903 a group of junior officers planned the assassination of the autocratic and unpopular King Alexander. The group stormed the royal palace and killed both the king and his wife, Queen Draga. Soon afterwards, Karadjordjevic was elected king by the Serbian parliament. All civilian male taxpayers elected the new National Assembly. Serbian encouragement of Slav separatist movements in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Croatia angered the government of Austria-Hungary. Serbia received close support and friendship from her 'Slavic brothers' in Russia, but the two countries were unable to prevent the Austro-Hungarian Army from seizing Bosnia in 1908. In May 1911, ten men in Serbia formed the Black Hand Secret Society. The main objective of the Black Hand was the creation, by means of violence, of a Greater Serbia. Its stated aim was: "To realize the national ideal, the unification of all Serbs. This organization prefers terrorist action to cultural activities: it will therefore remain secret." Dragutin Dimitrijevic, who used the codename, Apis, established himself as the leader of the Black Hand. In 1911 he sent a member in a failed attempt to assassinate Austrian Emperor Franz Josef. In 1912, during the Balkan War, Serbia, Greece, Bulgaria and Montenegro won a series of comprehensive military victories over Turkish forces. The following year, Bulgaria, disappointed by the terms of the Treaty of London, attacked Greek and Serbian forces. The subsequent peace treaty doubled the size of Serbia and gave Greece control over most of the Aegean coast. Early 1914 finds Austria-Hungary warily eyeing Serbia. Will the Balkan nation cause unrest with the Austrian empire's numerous slavic minorities? Will the Serbian friendship with Russia, and her failure to intervene in Bosnia continue to foster mistrust? And what of the Black Hand's desire to create a pan-slavic greater Serbia...;;;;;;;;;;x
SIA_DESC;Siam became dominant over southeast Asia in 1767 mostly through friendship with China, which no other Southeast Asian State ever thought of, or would have agreed to. Siam gained control over Laos (Loubang Proverb) in 1828 and Cambodia in 1846 both results from wars between Vietnam (Annam) and Siam. Siam had been an isolationist state since it had secured dominance over Southeast Asia in 1767, however Treaties with Britain in 1828 and 1855 brought them out of isolation and into exclusive trade with Britain. Not long after France butted in demanding similar trade agreements, and the King of Siam gleefully agreed, believing International Rivalry would be the best way to open up his country without having it overrun by a single western Nation. And he was right, Siam was not attacked by a single nation, but rather two - France and Britain. France took Cambodia from Siam in 1863, and soon after conquered Vietnam (Annam). France started to make a lot of fuss about the large Siamese Army in Laos (Loubang Proverb), and France declared any Siamese Army on their border would be seen as a threat, and would cause a war. These silly demands made Siam contort itself and become a sort of Marionette to French Demands. In 1893 a French Fleet sailed into the mouth of the Menam River and blockaded Bangkok, the Siamese offered to negotiate, but the French were not in a negotiating mood - before the French withdrew Siam was forced to give up all of Laos to them. In 1904 and 1907 the French demanded, and got large territorial concessions including Battambang and Angkor. The British got a concession of their own in 1909, taking away Siam's four vassal states in northern Malaya in exchange for revoking the 1855 treaty. Siam was saved from total conquest, however, by Anglo-French rivalry - Britain and France could not agree to a partitioning of the country, and both preferred an independent Siam to one dominated by the other side. Siam entered the twentieth century clipped, but was able to keep its freedom, an accomplishment no other Southeast Asian State could match.;;;;;;;;;;X
SIB_DESC;In November 1917, Russia held her first (and last, for 80 years) free national elections. However, when the Constituent Assembly chosen by the voters turned out to be dominated by moderate socialists rather than communists, Lenin ordered it dispersed. Its leaders fled to the eastern city of Samara, where they formed Komuch, the Committee of the Constituent Assembly. This claimed to be the legitimate, democratically-elected government of Russia. Meanwhile, liberals and socialists in Omsk were setting up an autonomous Siberian state pending restoration of a free all-Russian government. After much tense negotiation, Komuch and the Omsk assembly agreed to join forces. The areas under their control would be organised into a loose federal system, with regional capitals at Omsk, Samara and Ekaterinburg; while central power would be held by a Directory of ministers based in Omsk.
The hope is now to extend this system to the whole of Russia. However, the Directory will first have to defeat the twin threats of Red and White dictatorship before reuniting the country under the banner of democracy. One advantage it possesses is the Czech Legion: a large group of former prisoners of war who have armed themselves and now form an elite fighting force which has agreed to help the Omsk government.  However, the Czechs' primary loyalty is only to themselves; and the Directory faces threats from within as well as without. Prominent military leaders such as Admiral Kolchak are open in expressing their dislike for the democratic system, calling it weak and unable to face the real challenge of defeating the Bolsheviks. Will the Directory succeed in bringing its vision of a free, federal constitution to the rest of Russia? Or will White reaction or Red terror triumph in Omsk and Samara?;;;;;;;;;;x
SOV_DESC;The Great War was a disaster for Russia. Outfought on the front lines, the real defeat came from within, as the economy crumbled, factories stood idle and the people starved in the streets. The Tsar's government, no longer able to command the loyalty of the army or people, collapsed. However, the well-meaning liberal politicians who followed were equally unable to cope with the crisis. Only the radical parties of the far Left, with their simple slogan of "Peace, land and bread", seemed to offer a solution. Popular councils, or "soviets", sprang up all over Russia to offer a self-government alternative to the official regime, and under their guidance the peasants began to seize and share out land from the local nobility, and the soldiers simply quit fighting and went home. In this turmoil, Lenin's Bolshevik party saw its opportunity to seize power and establish the world's first Communist state. Acting through the soviets and in their name, they legitimised the land seizures and, to many Russians, seemed to offer the best hope of a truly fair, effective and popular government. Others, however, took note of the Bolsheviks' unwillingness to share power and their hostility to dissent, and accused them of corrupting the ideals of socialism and democracy. Challenged from the left by these democratic Greens, and from the right by the liberal and monarchist Whites, the Reds would face a long and bloody struggle to establish who would control the destiny of Russia - and, perhaps, the world.;;;;;;;;;;x
SPA_DESC;In 1898 Spain lost the Spanish-American War, and with it much of her colonial empire. Cuba, the main battleground, gained her independence, Puerto Rico, Guam and the Philippines were ceded to the USA (Treaty of Paris, 1898), the Spanish claim over the Marianas (except Guam) and Carolina Islands sold to Germany. Spain only held on to her African colonies. Spain, having century-old outposts in Morocco, played a role in the Moroccan crises: the country hosted the Algericas Conference and gained three stretches of Moroccan territory as well as the northern part of the Spanish Sahara. In the 1890s Spain found itself in a political crisis. The Canovite System with government-controlled elections insuring the regular alternation of liberal and conservative cabinets ("dynastic politicians") showed signs of breaking up. The political movements denied fair competition voiced their demands for participation in the political process on equal terms or for another change of the constitution. The PSOE (Socialist Party) had been founded in 1879. The Basque Nationalist Party was founded in 1894, the Catalan Lliga Regionalista in 1901, the Republicans formed an electoral alliance in 1903 which turned into the Reformist Party in 1912. King Alfonso XIII. (1902-1931) was not satisfied with the function of a figurehead and used the powers granted to the king by the constitution of 1876, by repeatedly forcing a government to resign etc. Spain saw a succession of short-lived cabinets. In 1906 an attempt to assassinate the king failed. In 1914 Spain no longer was a major political power. The country did not feature in the various alliance systems that preceded World War I, while countries such as Italy, Bulgaria and Rumania were wooed by Europe's military powers as potential partners. Spanish Public opinion was split between the 2 alliances: the more conservative elements were Germanophiles, the leftist organizations Francophiles. Prime Minister Dato hoped to keep the country neutral in any conflict, as Spain had grown politically unstable and militarily weak. But storm clouds over Europe were looming…;;;;;;;;;;x
SWE_DESC;In the 18th Century Sweden dreamed of a Unified Scandinavia ruled from their capital, Stockholm. However, the last century shattered Sweden's dream - In 1809 they lost control of Finland to Russia, but a United Scandinavia was considered a reality again when five years later Denmark was compelled to cede Norway to Sweden. The Norwegians were not happy with this union however, and a rebellion began in 1878. Finally the Norwegians capped decades of sedition by breaking away in 1905. By 1914, the Swedish government has granted extensive suffrage for men, but women remain disenfranchised. While the Social Democrats are on the ascendancy, the bourgeoisie and middling classes attempt to stop their reforms, and as 1914 dawns, Sweden must choose between neutrality and relative obscurity or to take sides in an increasingly polarised Europe. The Germans have secretly promised Finland in the event of war, but questions remain as to whether the public will support Sweden's entry into what could be a devastating war.;;;;;;;;;;X
SYR_DESC;Syria, geographically, stretched from Gaza to Alexandretta on the Mediterranean and was limited to its east by nomadic desert with rugged mountains dividing a costal strip from a wide inland plain.  With a temperate climate on the coast, the population here were more affluent than those inland – a main component of the population here was the community of Ansariya, disciples of a cult of fertility, pagan-like, anti-foreign, distrustful of Islam, drawn at moments towards Christians by common persecution.  Amongst these were colonies of Christians, with the territory between Beirut and Tripoli populated by Maronites and Greeks and further to the east, semi-nomadic people.  The northern areas of the country, from Alexandretta to Aleppo were populated by a significant number of Armenians, Druses, Circassians and Kurds also residing in sizeable communities, with Aleppo itself a kaleidoscope of multiculturalism.  Southwards, near Acre the inhabitants were a mix of Sunni Arabs, Druses and Metawala. On the banks of the Jordan valley inland live bitterly-suspicious colonies of Algerian refugees, facing villages of Jews, who came from a broad and varied background – many were more traditional in culture and Orthodox in religion, others being newcomers to the region, introducing European practices to the region.  In settled Syria there was no indigenous political entity larger than the village, in patriarchal Syria nothing more complex than the clan.  All higher constitution took the guise of the imported bureau-system of the Turkish Empire, which had been established and strengthened over centuries of rule.  With the Ottomans now weakened, many in Syria see opportunity: Muslims mostly want an Arab kingdom, whilst Catholics largely yearn for European protection.  Many simply want autonomy for Syria, yet sharp divisions ensure that while an ultimate objective was conceptualised, their only common trait is hatred of the Turks.  While the people of Syria struggle for freedom, the Turks, French and British alike seek dominion over the region.;;;;;;;;;;x
SCH_DESC;The Swiss Confederation saw crisis in 19th century. In several cantons liberal powers prevailed, calling for more democracy and more centralism. This met the opposition of the catholic, conservatively dominated cantons who formed the Sonderbund in 1845. The Sonderbund War erupted in 1847, which saw the liberals as victors. In 1848 a Federal Constitution was ratified, turning the loose league of cantons into a Federal Stae with a new federal capital in Bern. The new constitution created new institutions like the (Bundesrat) Federal Council, Bundesversammlung (Federal Assebly), and Bundesgericht (Federal Court).;;;;;;;;;;x
TIB_DESC;The Manchus who conquered China and established the Qing dynasty in the seventeenth century embraced Tibetan Buddhism as the Mongols had and developed close ties with the Tibetans. The Dalai Lama who had by then become the spiritual and temporal ruler of Tibet agreed to become the spiritual guide of the Manchu emperor. He accepted patronage and protection in exchange. This priest-patron relationship which the Dalai Lama also maintained with numerous Mongol Khans and Tibetan nobles was the only formal tie that existed between the Tibetans and Manchus during the Qing dynasty. It did not in itself affect Tibet`s independence. On the political level some powerful Manchu emperors succeeded in exerting a degree of influence over Tibet. Thus between I720 and I792 the Manchu emperors Kangxi Yong Zhen and Qianlong sent imperial troops into Tibet four times to protect the Dalai Lama and the Tibetan people from foreign invasion or internal unrest. It was these expeditions that provided them with influence in Tibet. The emperor sent representatives to the Tibetan capital Lhasa some of whom successfully exercised their influence in his name over the Tibetan government particularly with respect to the conduct of foreign relations. At the height of Manchu power that lasted a few decades the situation was not unlike that which can exist between a superpower and a neighbouring satellite or protectorate. The subjection of a state to foreign influence and even intervention in foreign or domestic affairs however significant this may be politically does not in itself entail the legal extinction of that state. Consequently although some Manchu emperors exerted considerable influence over Tibet they did not thereby incorporate Tibet into their empire much less China. Manchu influence did not last for very long. It was entirely ineffective by the time the British briefly invaded Tibet in 1904 and ceased entirely with the overthrow of the Qing dynasty in 1911 and its replacement in China by a native republican government. Whatever ties existed between the Dalai Lama and the Qing emperor were extinguished with the dissolution of the Manchu Empire. From 1911 on Tibet successfully avoided undue foreign influence and behaved in every respect as a fully independent state. The 13th Dalai Lama emphasized his country's independent status externally in formal communications to foreign rulers and internally by issuing a proclamation reaffirming Tibet's independence and by strengthening the country's defences. The attitude of most foreign governments with whom Tibet maintained relations implied their recognition of Tibet's independent status.;;;;;;;;;;x
TUR_DESC;The Ottoman state was founded by Osman around 1300 AD, and at the apex if its power and prestige in the sixteenth century, the Ottoman Empire stretched from the gates of Vienna to the Indian Ocean and from Algiers to the Crimea. However, by the eighteenth century the empire was shrinking with its power eroded by a loss of internal authority and the expansionist ambitions of the European powers. The nineteenth century and early twentieth century saw attempts at reform, including the creation of an executive branch, centralised government, constitutional guarantees and secularised schools, but also witnessed the Ottoman Empire's substantial territorial decline: Greece became independent (1830), France seized Tunisia (1881), Britain took Egypt (1882), Austria-Hungary annexed Bosnia-Herzegovina (1908) and Italy won control of Tripolitania and Cyrenaica (1911). Meanwhile, the Turkish government was largely unable to collect its own taxes and the empire's communications and infrastructure remained primative, causing many to refer to Turkey as the "sick man of Europe". The inability of the Sublime Porte to modernise caused the Committe of Union and Progress - the "Young Turks" to rebel and bring about Sultan Abdul Hamid II's abdication in 1908. By 1913, the C.U.P. had come to power in Constantinople with the aim of throwing off Europe's economic and political dominance over the empire and a desire to speed up Turkey's programme of modernisation. It was realised, however, that in order to progress, a European protector was needed so that the expanionist ambitions of Russia, Italy, Austria-Hungary, Greece and Bulgaria could be countered. Traditionally, the Ottoman Empire's chief ally throughout the nineteenth century had been Great Britain, who had sought to limit Russian expansion south. Recently however, Britain has proved to be unreliable as a supporter of Turkey, perhaps best exemplified by the 1907 Anglo-Russian entente, in which the two countries settled their differences over Asia. Alternatively, relations with Germany have been growing warmer and have been made better still by the building of the Berlin-to-Baghdad railway. As it turns 1914, the Ottoman Empire is still in search of a protector: an alliance with Germany will alienate France and Great Britain, but an alliance with those countries will force Constantinople into conceding to Russia's extensive demands in the Black Sea and the Caucasus. Can the Ottoman Empire modernise and survive or will it pass into the bygone era to where many argue it belongs?;;;;;;;;;;X
UKR_DESC;After the Russian revolution, Ukrainian nationalists assumed control of many institutions, forming the National Council or 'Rada'. The Rada entered into negotiations with the Russian central government over autonomy for the Ukraine. However, no agreement had been reached before the Bolsheviks took power. The Ukrainians took this opportunity to declare full independence from Russia, on 20 November 1917. Lenin was willing to recognise the new National Republic of Ukraine, but this did not mean its early days would be trouble-free. In February Ukrainian Bolsheviks based in Kharkov seized control of Kiev and declared that Ukraine was now a Soviet Republic. The Rada, under the leadership of Golubovich, moved its seat of government to Zhitomir and attempted to negotiate a truce with Germany while they fought their civil war against the Reds. In March German troops entered Ukraine and rapidly occupied it, suppressing the Communists and restoring Golubovich to power - but as a German puppet. When the Rada failed to cooperate with the Germans, it was suppressed (29 April 1918) and the cossack leader Skoropadsky installed as the new ruler. He remained in power until the German defeat removed his main source of support, and the Nationalists were able to recover control. However, their attempt to establish control over West Ukraine in January 1919 led to conflict with Poland, which claimed the same territory. Polish victory led to them annexing West Ukraine in June 1919, and left the Nationalist government weakened. In summer 1920 it was unable to put up much resistance to the invading Soviet Russian armies, and Ukraine's brief period of independence came to an end.;;;;;;;;;;x
URU_DESC;Under President Jos‚ Batlle y Ordonez Uruguay saw its first era of stability. In two terms as president (1903 - 1907, 1911 - 1915) he enacted economic and social reforms, separated state and church and took steps towards a moderate state socialism.;;;;;;;;;;x
USA_DESC;Since gaining independence from Great Britain in 1783 the United States and its people have been mostly concerned with their own continent, and to a lesser extent Central and South America, following the declaration of the Monroe Doctrine in 1823. There were two exceptions to this insular policy: the war with Great Britain in 1812, and the war with Spain in 1898. With the calls of 'Remember the Maine!' stirring nationalstic feelings, the United States entered the world stage as a true colonial power in its own right with the defeat of Spain and the acquisition of several of their remaining colonial possessions. With this victory the United States has emerged as a world power, but with its very small army, is still not considered a 'Great Power' in the European sense, although it has vast potential to do so. This potential comes from a population that has almost tripled from 31 million in 1860 to one of 92 million in 1914, and by a vast economy that in 1914 is greater than Britain, France, Russia and Germany combined. With two large oceans and a rather large navy centred around the 'Great White Fleet', the people of the United States have more of a desire for isolation than entering the dangerous world of entangling alliances and Great Power politics. However with the Panama Canal due to be completed soon, US mediation between Japan and Russia in 1905, attempts to keep the 'Open Door' policy in China, and a civil war in Mexico that could spill over the border, the US has been forced to slowly leave behind its isolationist policy to tread upon a path of interaction, not isolation. With the Great Powers of Europe armed to the teeth with their vast armies, fleets, and colonies that threaten free trade and movement of the oceans, the US may find the path leading to a precipice. Will former President Theodore Roosevelt's idea of the US walking softly and carrying a big stick be the best policy for these troubled times?;;;;;;;;;;X
VEN_DESC;After 1830 a number of civil wars between conservatives and liberals rocked the country. In 1864 this period came to an end with the federalisation of the country and the proclamation of the Estados Unidos de Venezuela (United States of Venezuela). Only the dictatorship of General Antonio Guzm n Blancos (1870 - 1887) consolidated the situation. After a few civilian presidents new military dictatorships follow. General Cipriano Castro (1899 - 1908) undertook assaults on foreign economic interests in his country eventually leading to the blocking of Venezuelan ports by German British and Italian ships. In 1904 the U.S.A. mediated a settlement of the conflict. Economically the the abolishment of slavery in 1854 led to decreasing agricultural production. The breakthrough to make Venezuela one of Latin America's leading economic powers was made however when at the end of 19th century petroleum deposits were discovered allowing the industrialisation of the agricultural state. Under General Juan Vicente G¢mez oil production became the economic foundation of Colombia (aided by foreign capital).;;;;;;;;;;x
YEM_DESC;The distance to the seat of the Caliph in Damascus (661) and later in Baghdad (762) provided Yemen a peripheral role in the Arab-Muslim world. In 822 Yemen began to break away from the Abbasides Caliphate declaring independence in 945. From there on, the northern and southern Yemen began moving apart from each other, partly for geographical and economical reasons - mountains and agriculture in the north, with sea trade in the south. Additionally, religious and strategic-political issues played a role. Shiites dominated in the north whilst Sunnites dominated in the south. Foreign attempts of taking influence were focused on the strategically more important south with Britain eventually conquering Aden in 1839. Meanwhile, the north was left in peace for the most part until the Ottoman Empire took the coast of North Yemen in 1849 and the highlands in 1872 with approval from the British who were intent on containing French expansion on the Red Sea. As of 1914, Yemen remains under the Ottoman umbrella.;;;;;;;;;;X
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U01_DESC;The Rashid dynasty begun their rule of Jebel Shammar in 1835, when Abdallah Ibn Rashid occupied the town of Hail, situated in the Shammar mountain range, located on an important pilgrimage route between Mesopotamia and Mecca. Throughout the nineteenth century the Rashidis consolidated their hold on Jebel Shammar, whilst rivalry for control of the Arabian peninsula continued with the Saud family. In 1887, the Rashidis extended their domain to the Saudi ruled city of Riyadh, driving the Saud family into exile in Kuwait. With the power of Jebel Shammar at its zenith, the Saudis plotted to retake Riyadh, and in 1902 a force of just eighty camel riders surprised the Rashidi garrison and retook the city. Now somewhat in recession, Jebel Shammar’s ruler, Abdul Aziz Al Rashid now looks for closer relations with the Turks to counterbalance the rising power of Ibn Saud.;;;;;;;;;;x
U02_DESC;The Treaty of Lausanne, signed in the aftermath of the Italo-Turkish war, in 1912 resulted in the Ottoman Empire ceding Cyrenaica and Tripoli to the victorious Italians.  To many Muslims in Libya, the surrender of territory to a Christian Empire was a betrayal to Islam, and many Bedouin tribesmen ignored the Treaty's outcome and took up arms against the new Italian occupiers.  From his powerbase in Fezzan, Southern Tripolitania, the inspiring Ahmad ash-Sharif galvanises his followers into resisting Italian rule - fortunately for the Sanusis, a total lack of infrastructure means that Italy's grip on southern Tripolitania is virtually nonexistant.  Similarly, the Sanusian campaign is not only hampered by the Bedouins technological inferiority in comparison to their Italian foes, but by their isolation from separate resistance movements occurring in Northern Tripolitania.  Additionally, the Sanusis do not have the backing of wealthy Tripolitanian urban elites, who now seek to reach a compromise agreement with the Italians.;;;;;;;;;;x
U03_DESC;Arab nationalism was a rising force in the political world at the turn on the twentieth century. Nowhere was this feeling greater than in the Hejaz - a desolate strip of territory running from the Gulf of Aqaba in the north to the Asir in the south, centred around the Holy city of Mecca. From here, the Sharif of Mecca, Hussein ibn Ali ruled under the auspices of the Ottoman Empire, with a considerable amount of independence. Although loyal to the Sultan of Turkey, Hussein found himself at odds with the Young Turks’ policy of centralisation - chief amongst them, the Hejaz railway link to Anatolia, that would allow the Ottoman authorities to strengthen their garrisons in the Hejaz and thus deprive the territory of its autonomy. Hussein knew that the completion of the railway would result in his relegation to the status of a local figurehead, and that any Arab revolt against Constantinople would have to come soon. However, the Arab world was not the united force that it appeared, and Mecca was not the only centre for Arab nationalists’ loyalties. Ibn Saud of Nejd, and Ibn Mohammed of Yemen were but two rivals of Hussein, and the Sharif of Mecca knew only too well that the attitudes of these leaders would have to be considered when launching any revolt. In fleeting times of unity, the Arab chiefs had asked Hussein to throw off the Turkish yoke, yet he had refused, causing many senior Arab leaders to accuse Hussein of being a ‘tool of the Turks’. Indeed, Hussein had considered the possibility of cooperating with the Turks in hope of being granted more sovereignty, but fears of losing credibility had discouraged any such course of action. By 1914, Hussein found himself surrounded by external enemies: many Arab nationalists saw himself as a Turkish official, the Ottoman authorities were extending their power over his domain via the Hejaz railway and Hussein was always wary of the intentions of his regional Arab rivals. As trouble brewed in Europe, Hussein chose to acquiesce, and allow developments on the continent determine his course of action.;;;;;;;;;;x
U07_DESC;Mexico gained its freedom from Spanish tyranny in 1821, but its early history was a troubled one - with over 36 different governments in its first 30 years of existence. Even worse was to come at the hands of the overbearing neighbour to the north however. First, in 1836, the slave-owning settlers in the province of Texas managed to successfully rebel. Then, in 1846, the USA provoked a war which led to humiliating Mexican defeat and the loss of over 40% of her territory, including California, Arizona and New Mexico. Defeat led to tensions in Mexican society, and in 1858 President Juarez took office with the aim of curbing the excessive power of the Church and the Army. This triggered a three-year civil war, and the imperialist European powers intervened to protect their financial interests. In 1863 France took the opportunity to set up Maximilian of Austria as Emperor of Mexico, supported by French troops. The USA was unwilling to see any power (other than themselves) intervening in Central America, however, and forced France to withdraw. The French puppet Maximilian was executed in 1867, and Juarez regained power. His successor as the dominant force in Mexican politics was Porfirio Diaz, who ruled (with some interruptions) from 1877 until 1911. During this long period, the reactionary urban and rural elites endeavoured to strengthen their iron grip on society, in the face of mounting opposition from democratic and radical forces. Diaz relied heavily on support from his paymasters in Britain and the USA, offering unfair privileges to foreign investors who took control over significant portions of the Mexican economy. All this naturally caused much unrest, and in 1910 a peasant uprising began, led by Pancho Villa in the northern provinces and Emiliano Zapata in the south. In 1911 a radical northern landowner, Francisco Madero, made alliance with the revolutionary forces and overthrew Diaz. Tragically, he was murdered in 1913, and the military strongman General Huerta took over the government. The task now facing the forces of Villa and Zapata, with their northern allies now led by Venustiano Carranza, is firstly - to overthrow the dictatorial regime of Huerta and the conservative factions in society who support him. Secondly, to reorganise Mexican society, to end forever the grip of the landowners, redistribute land to the peasants, introduce a democratic constitution and end the dominance of foreign economic interests. For all its problems Mexico is potentially a powerful nation, with a dense population and a prosperous new oil industry. If this civil war can be won, then all sorts of opportunities could arise.;;;;;;;;;;x
U11_DESC;The Dual Monarchy had been created in 1867 from a compromise between Emperor Franz Josef and the nobility of Hungary. A patchwork empire, it was composed of eleven major ethnic groups: Germans, Magyars, Czechs, Poles, Ruthenes, Slovaks, Serbs, Romanians, Croats, Slovenes, and Italians, the empire centred around the capital, Vienna, and held together to a great degree by the strength of Emperor Franz Josef’s character. To limit Russian influence in the Balkans, Austria-Hungary aligned itself with Germany in 1879, and then with Italy in 1882 to form the Triple Alliance. However, with Germany the dominant party in the alliance, Austria-Hungary would find its foreign policy wishes subordinated to the desires of its senior partner. The rulers of Austria-Hungary looked at their surroundings with great unease. Although Austria-Hungary was an ally of Italy, it was an unreliable power, and desired to complete its unification process with the addition of Austrian-owned Trieste and Trentino. Furthermore, the two nations had engaged in an intense naval race after the commissioning of the Dreadnought. Russia had traditionally been Austria’s rival in the Balkans: the two powers vying for influence in a region free from the hegemony of the declining Ottoman Empire. Russia was seen as the prime agent behind the phenomenon of Pan-Slavism, the motivating force behind Serbia’s growing power. The years leading up to 1914 would see Austria-Hungary grow ever more anxious about Serbia’s mounting strength: the two states engaged in a trade quarrel in 1906, followed by a diplomatic breakdown after Austria-Hungary’s annexation of the largely Serbian populated Bosnia-Herzegovina. 1913 saw further disagreement over the Balkan Wars, which pitted Serbia against Austrian-backed Bulgaria. By 1914, Austria-Hungary was faced with what was seen as an increasingly unfavourable situation in the Balkans. Russia appeared to be stronger after its defeat against Japan in 1905, and continued to be Vienna’s main rival in the Balkans. Furthermore, its Pan-Slav policy made it Serbia’s greatest supporter. Serbia itself was greatly strengthened after victory over Bulgaria, and its desire for a ‘Greater Serbia’ had obvious implications for Austria-Hungary: any moves towards greater Serbian unity would result in a great proportion of Austro-Hungarian Serbs having greater affinity to the Serbian motherland, leading to their inevitable breakaway from the Dual Monarchy. Austria-Hungary’s rulers realised that if the Serbs broke away, other ethnic groups would demand greater autonomy, leading to the empire’s ultimate demise. It appeared that time was against Austria-Hungary: the longer the situation manifested, the stronger Russian-backed Serbia would grow. With the empire’s existence at stake, the Austro-Hungarian government knew that a remedy to the Serbian problem had to be found and administered soon. They would have to play their cards right though: war with Serbia may be desirable, but not so much with Russia. Any escalation of a European war must soon involve Italy and Rumania. Could it really be expected of the Austro-Hungarian Empire to survive a four-front war?;;;;;;;;;;x
U12_DESC;The AnFu faction, so named because many of its top members originated from the provinces of Anhui and Fujian, was headed by Duan Qirui, Premier of the Republic of China not long after the death of Yuan Shikai. Duan openly stated his aims to unify China by force, and was backed by the Japanese government. Despite its initial advantages, the Anfu quickly lost ground in the ensuing wars with the Zhili faction, and was wiped off the map of China by 1926.;;;;;;;;;;x
U15_DESC;Russians loyal to the country's national traditions - the Army, the Church and the Aristocracy - have united to destroy the godless Reds and restore order, discipline and a correct respect for the social heirarchy to the soil of Mother Russia.;;;;;;;;;;x
U16_DESC;Since the mid Qing Dynasty, central authority had slowly eroded as provincial governors and generals increasingly took matters into their own hands. Full scale warlordism happened with the collapse of the imperium, with provincial governors declaring their independence across central and southern China in late 1911. With the formal establishment of the Republic of China, a semblance of central government appeared, although its grip on power was tenuous to say the least. Outside Beijing, and outside the territory patrolled by Yuan Shikai's Beiyang army, loyalty was mere lipservice. With the death of Yuan Shikai in 1916, all appearance of cohesion disintegrated, and China was thrown into ruins with provincial and subprovincial warlords vying for local or even national dominance. The era of the warlords had begun.;;;;;;;;;;x
U17_DESC;Nestor Makhno was an experienced revolutionary and anarchist, who led the people of eastern Ukraine in a guerrilla war against the reactionary German-backed government of that state. Following the departure of the Germans, he supported the establishment of a Regional Congress of Peasants', Workers' and Insurgents' Soviets as a democratically elected government, based in the city of Gulyai Pole. To defend its territory, the Congress then organised the Revolutionary Insurgent Army, led by Makhno. Although the government was nominally run on anarchist principles of consensus, there is no doubt that Makhno was in charge. He supported many of the principles espoused by Lenin and the Bolsheviks, but opposed them over confiscation of land from peasant families and the independence of elected Soviets. For this reason, many Bolsheviks regarded him as an enemy. On the other hand, Makhno hated the Whites and everything they stood for, and was willing to fight alongside anybody who opposed the forces of reaction. Indeed, when the prominent Cossack leader Grigoriev offered to join forces with Makhno against the Reds and together seek an alliance with the White general Denikin, Makhno pulled out his revolver and shot Grigoriev dead on the spot. Makhno's followers are as fanatical and devoted to the cause as he is; but will they be able to maintain their freedom from the tyrants of both Left and Right?;;;;;;;;;;x
U18_DESC;After the suppression of a rebellion in 1649, Ulster was settled by English and Scottish Protestants. Serious difficulties between the Catholic and Protestant communities flared up in the 19th century, alongside the rise of Irish nationalism. While there was strong support for Home Rule in much of the south of Ireland, Protestant dominated Ulster was equally vociferous in its desire to not be ruled by a Catholic majority in Dublin. The House of Commons rejected Prime Minister Gladstone’s First Home Rule Bill in 1886 by 343 votes to 313, with Conservatives and Liberal Unionists in opposition. The Second Home Rule Bill of 1893 was passed by the House of Commons, but rejected by the House of Lords. On both occasions, the Ulsterman had vowed to oppose any decision to give power to Dublin by force, but this necessity was negated by the failure of the Home Rule bills, as well as the dominance of the Conservative Party in government after the fall of Gladstone’s government. In the meantime, Belfast experienced both rapid growth as well as demographic polarisation. While the cotton industry grew, opportunities in engineering and shipbuilding drew in people from the countryside, and alongside it, sectarianism that split the city into Protestant and Catholic areas, and led to sporadic rioting in the late 19th century. After 1906, the Liberal government in Westminster had the benefit of a huge majority in the House of Commons, and was thus not reliant upon the support of the Irish nationalists. However, with the Conservatives carving away at the Liberal majority, Prime Minister Asquith once again looked towards the Irish nationalists for support, and introduced a Third Home Rule Bill in 1912. In reaction, 471,414 Ulster Unionists, led by the charismatic Sir Edward Carson signed a ‘solemn covenant’ to defeat Home Rule, gaining significant support from leading Conservatives, Andrew Bonar Law and F.E. Smith. Whilst the Republicans took up arms in the form of the Irish Volunteers, the Ulster Volunteer Force began to grow, with Carson claiming that 'we are ready, strike when you please'. In 1914, the size of the UVF began to reach 100,000 men...;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_INFANTRY_NAME;Infantry Research;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_INF_1_NAME;Basic Army Innovations;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_INF_1_DESC;Armies have been around for thousands of years. With the advent of gunpowder the structure of armies began to change. However up to this point guns were muzzle-loading and required black powder to fire. More recent innovations have changed the way guns operate..;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_1_1_NAME;Smokeless Gunpowder;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INF_1_1_DESC;Black powder, with its characheristic plume of smoke after being shot, was the staple of gun carrying armies for centuries. Chemsitry has now found a way to manufacture a gun powder that does not have the plume of smoke to give away the soldier's position, not to mention more power behind the shot..;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INF_1_2_NAME;Breech-Loading Rifle;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INF_1_2_DESC;The first guns were muzzle loading, where a lead shot was rammed down the barrel full of black powder before being shot. Breech loading guns have a bullet, a self contained lead shot with the powder inside, which is loaded into the breech located at the trigger end of the barrel. This allows for much easier reloading and a higher rate of fire..;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INF_1_3_NAME;Early Machinegun;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INF_1_3_DESC;The early machine guns, such as the Gatling gun, were multi-barrel guns that were fired by turning a crank. They had a much higher rate of fire than an ordinary rifle, and thus could decimate infantry formations..;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INF_1_4_NAME;Divisional Telegraph System;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INF_1_4_DESC;Telegraph was the first form of long distant communication that did not rely upon a human messanger directly delivering the message, but through an electrical signal through a wire. Through the use of telegraphs generals could better communicate with their forces in the field, however the requirement of a direct wire connection limited this new technology.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INF_1_5_NAME;Corps Telegraph System;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INF_1_5_DESC;With the telegraph a corps commander could now communicate with their divisional commanders much further afield. This could lead to more rapid exploitation of weaknesses in enemy defenses.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INF_1_6_NAME;Army Telegraph System;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INF_1_6_DESC;While the telegraph was useful in communicating with smaller forces, its true bonus was in coordinating large forces, in some cases whole armies, to better surprise the enemy lead to more rapid deployments of reinforcements in troubled areas.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INF_1_7_NAME;Modern Bayonet;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INF_1_7_DESC;The bayonet itself has been around for centuries, used quite well with muskets and older style muzzle loading weapons. However more modern bayonets are designed to due maximum damage to enemy soldiers.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_INF_2_NAME;Modern Infantry Innovations;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_INF_2_DESC;With some practical experience from more recent wars (Spanish-American War, Second Boer War, Balkans War, Russo-Japanese War), has led to more innovations in technology for ground soldiers.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_2_1_NAME;Bolt-Action Rifle;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_2_1_DESC;While the breech loading gun was a vast improvement over muzzle loading, the bolt-action was just as revolutionary. Unlike the breech loader the bolt-action could store more than one round in a small cartridge or magazine, allowing for an even higher rate of fire.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_2_2_NAME;Field Fortification;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_2_2_DESC;Armies have since almost the beginning have constructed some form of field fortifications, pits and earthen ramparts to name a few. Newer techniques have been designed to maximize the effect of these old ideas and to minimilize the effort to construct them.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_2_3_NAME;Modern Machinegun;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_2_3_DESC;Early attempts at a machine driven gun required a person to turn a handcrank. Now machineguns are automatic and fire only when the trigger is pulled. The only drawback is that the guns overheat quickly, but with the liquid cooling system the gun can remain in action for a long period of time.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_2_4_NAME;Modern Grenade;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_2_4_DESC;The first gunpowder grenades were invented centuries earlier. These newer grenades are far more stable than those earlier grenades, and due to better fragmentation and higher explosive make them even more deadly.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_2_5_NAME;Modern Mine;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_2_5_DESC;Previous anti-personnel mineswere crude at best and did not work at worst case. These newer mines are far more dangerous and reliable though.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_2_6_NAME;Alpinist Equipment;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_2_6_DESC;With the new war coming, and many fronts being drawn over rough, high-altitude terrain, the need for special alpine equipment has been realized. This includes boots, weapons and other necessary material.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_INF_3_NAME;Basic Signals System;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_INF_3_DESC;Ancient methods of communicating on the battlefield usually involved either flag signals or the sounding of an instrument such as a horn. Newer methods take advantage of recent communication technologies, such as the telephone.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_3_1_NAME;Divisional Telephone System;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_3_1_DESC;With the use of the telephone on the battlefield, field commanders can now communicate and direct their forces in real time, without the necessary decoding of telegraph signals. Although much like the telegraph the telephone is limited in that a direct wire line is needed to talk.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_3_2_NAME;Corps Telephone System;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_3_2_DESC;Corps commanders can now communicate real time with their field commanders to better coordinate their forces for maximum effect.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_3_3_NAME;Army Telephone System;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_3_3_DESC;With real time communication between all levels of the command staff, changes to strategic and tactical planning can now be made real time also. This allows oppertunities to be taken that could not be made before.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_3_4_NAME;Military Railroad Unit;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_3_4_DESC;With the invention of high-load capacity railroads decades ago, it became apparent that the military value of the railroad would become invaluable. To take advantage of this technology branches within the military logistic corps were created to make sure cupplies were loaded on the correct trains and those trains went to the right places.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_3_5_NAME;Basic Signal Interception Unit;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_3_5_DESC;With the use of telegraph and telephone for communications between the command structure specific techniques and technologies were developed to 'listen in' on those conversations by agents fo foreign governments.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_3_6_NAME;Bicycle Messengers;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_3_6_DESC;Bicylces are a simple machine to keep and maintain compared to other forms of transportation available. Bicycles allow soldiers to relay messages quickly around the battlefield or to rear areas without the need of a horse.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_INF_4_NAME;Defensive Army Innovations;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_INF_4_DESC;An army on the defensive has certain needs that armies on the offensive do not. Before armies had canons and gunpowder seige artillery castles and walls were the best defensive fortifications money could buy. However new techniques have been developed to counter even the might of artillery.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_4_1_NAME;Rifle Grenade;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_4_1_DESC;By attaching a grenade to the end of the rifle the grenade, with some modifications, could be shot accurately quite a bit of distance farther than just arm throwing a grenade. A rifle grenade while a good anti-personnel device was unsuited at this stage to damage hardened targets or armored units.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_4_2_NAME;Sustained Fire Machinegun;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_4_2_DESC;These newer machineguns, while still based on the liquid cooling system, could maintain an extremely high rate of fire. Ideal for a defensive position the machinegun was limited in its offensive power due to supply problems of getting enough ammunition to it.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_4_3_NAME;Barbed Wire Defense;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_4_3_DESC;Barbed wire had for decades been used to keep cattle from going places they were not supposed to go, so a natural step would be to use it to keep people from going where someone does not want them to go. Barbed wire can also be rapidly deployed unlike some other forms of defensive installastions.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_4_4_NAME;Light Mortar;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_4_4_DESC;Mortars have been around just about as long as canon. The light mortar is highly different from past mortars, which were usually seige machines, These newer lighter mortar were collapsable and easily carriable by infantry in the field, and gave the infantry a bit more firepower.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_4_5_NAME;Blockhouses;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_4_5_DESC;Blockhouses are hardened fortifications placed at strategic points on a battlefield. Usually constructed of concrete they offered soldiers a well protected position from which to lay down fire upon an enemy.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_4_6_NAME;Tunneling Units;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_4_6_DESC;When armies formed a static position at times trenches and other fortifications were erected to gain tactical and defensive advantages. The opposing side would try to undermine these efforts at any opportunity, sometimes this involved digging tunnels under those fortifications and detonating explosive to destroy them. This task was taken out by a special group of soldier, usually former miners.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_4_7_NAME;Camouflage Clothing;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_4_7_DESC;Standardized uniforms have been used for centuries, but those uniforms were usually made of bright flamboyant colors not really suitable for field operations. Camouflaged clothing and uniforms helped the soldiers blend into the surrounding and made less of a target.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_4_8_NAME;Trench Raiding Equipment;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_4_8_DESC;When storming an enemy trench, hand-to-hand fighting was a necessity. However, killing your enemy was not always wanted clubbing them can yield captured prisoners who can give valuable information.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_INF_5_NAME;Modern Army Innovations;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_INF_5_DESC;As technology continues to advance new methods and machines have become available to aid armies both in and out of combat.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_5_1_NAME;Canned Food and Water Distillation;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_5_1_DESC;Improved methods of canning food and distilling of water have lead to improved health amoung soldiers and less spoilage amoung supplies.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_5_2_NAME;Machinegun Air-Cooling System;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_5_2_DESC;Refinements in machinegun technology have replaced the cumbersome liquid cooled method with an air cooled barrel. Additionally interchangeable barrels are also provided to allow overheated barrels to cool and allow the machinegun to continue to operate.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_5_3_NAME;Light Machinegun;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_5_3_DESC;With a reliable air cooling method for machineguns, lighter guns have become available. These lighter machine guns give much more firepower to a platoon of soldiers without having to carry around a much heavier machinegun or the bulky liquid coolant.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_5_4_NAME;Medium Mortar;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_5_4_DESC;The medium mortar uses a much larger explosive shell than its much lighter cousin. Used mostly for protecting defensive positions, in the skilled hands of engineers it can be used to devistating effect in offensives.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_5_5_NAME;Steel Helmet;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_5_5_DESC;Steel helmets went out of style with the armored knight long ago when gunpowder weapons become able to penetrate the protection the heavy armor afforded its wearer. However, unlike the full cranial protection of the old style this newer steel helmet is designed, in a cap style, to protect its wearer from stray debris from artillery shells and ricocheting small arms fire.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_5_6_NAME;Modern Depot System;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_5_6_DESC;Armories have been around as almost as long as organized warfare. Just as improvements in new weapons have been invented, new methods of logistics have also kept pace with the times. These depots and the trained soldiers who man them can quickly deploy needed material to resupply units even during the heaviest fighting.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_5_7_NAME;Modern Trench System;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_5_7_DESC;Trenches are not a new method of defensive emplacement. However new methods in construction have sped up the process of building them, increasing the defensive abilities of the trench, and making them more suitable to soldiers who are deployed in them for long periods of time.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_INF_6_NAME;Anti-Tank Innovations;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_INF_6_DESC; With the increase in the number and availabity of armored units, techniques and technologies are needed for infantry to destroy armored targets.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_6_1_NAME;Anti-Tank Mine;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_6_1_DESC;Unlike the anti-personnel mine the anti-tank mine is specifically designed to disable or destroy outright an armored vehicle.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_6_2_NAME;Armor-Piercing Ammunition;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_6_2_DESC;When tanks first appeared on the battlefield man rounds did not have the ability to puncture the armored shell of a tank. With armor-piercing rounds there is a greater chance of shredding through the shell and killing the crew of the armored vehicle.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_6_3_NAME;Anti-Tank Rifle;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_6_3_DESC;Based of the rifled grenade, this rifle is specifically designed to destroy armored units and push through hardened targets.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_6_4_NAME;Portable Pontoon Bridge;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_6_4_DESC;The portable pontoon bridge is a pre-fabricated bridge, made of several broken up sections of pontoons. The bridge can allow engineering units to quickly get regular units across a river that does not have any natural crossings, or where previously made man-made bridges are destroyed.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_6_5_NAME;Modern Hand-to-Hand Training;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_6_5_DESC;New techniques and methods in self-defense training have improved the ability of soldiers to defend themselves in hand-to-hand combat.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_INF_7_NAME;Advanced Signals System;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_INF_7_DESC;With the invention of the wireless, or radio, system communication between all levels of the military have radically changed.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_7_1_NAME;Divisional Wireless System;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_7_1_DESC;With the use of wireless on the battlefield, field commanders can now communicate and direct their forces in real time without the necessity of having to have a direct wire connection, thus giving great flexibility.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_7_2_NAME;Corps Wireless System;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_7_2_DESC;With the use of wireless communications a corps commander could now communicate with their divisional commanders in real time without the need of pre-establishing land wire systems. This can lead to more rapid exploitation of enemy defenses.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_7_3_NAME;Army Wireless System;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_7_3_DESC;Wireless communication is very useful in communicating with smaller forces, however by now being able to coordinating large forces without the need to have establish land wire connections can be used to better surprise the enemy, and lead to more rapid deployments of critically needed reinforcements in combat areas.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_7_4_NAME;Advanced Signal Interception Unit;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_7_4_DESC;With the use of wireless communications it has become necessary to train a unit of soldiers to use the latest techniques in intelligance operations. By cracking codes and listening in on enemy communications enemy plans can be countered much more successfully.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_7_5_NAME;Tactical Aerial Photography;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_7_5_DESC;With airplanes becoming more prevalent in the skies above the battlefield intelligence if often gained by pilots observing enemy movements. But a picture is worth a thousand words, and by putting a camera in a plane Command and Intelligence officers can better plan operations and compensate for enemy military movements.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_INF_8_NAME;Assault Improvements;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_INF_8_DESC;With increase use of trenches and hardened fortifications it has become necessary to develop techniques to quickly storm these places with the fewest casualties than previous methods.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_8_1_NAME;Flamethrower;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_8_1_DESC;The flamethrower discharges a stream of flamible liquid, usually a oil by-product, that is ignited to create a very hot flame. This weapon is useful for clearing out hardened fortifications.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_8_2_NAME;Stormtrooper Units;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_8_2_DESC;Stormtrooper units are specially trained elite soldiers, whose purpose is to act as shock troops against enemy positions..;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_8_3_NAME;Submachinegun;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_8_3_DESC;The submachinegun is a mix of light machinegun and the rifle. Using the same caliber round as a rifle the submachinegun cab achieve a higher rate of fire closer to a machinegun, but lacks the substained firepower and range a true machinegun can achieve.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_8_4_NAME;Specialized Assault Gear;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_8_4_DESC; This gear is designed specifically to take maximum advantage when assaulting enemy fortifications or entrenched positions.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_INF_9_NAME;Advanced Army Innovations;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_INF_9_DESC;Battlefield experience has taught armies some necessary techniques that increase survivability, and better ways to take advantage of flaws in the enemy defenses.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_9_1_NAME;Specialized Army Recon Unit;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_9_1_DESC;This army recon unit scouts far ahead of the front line, sometimes even behind enemy lines, to gather data on enemy positions that can be exploited. Also they warn incoming forces of potential threats.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_9_2_NAME;Medical Station;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INF_9_2_DESC;Wounded soldiers often had to be carried far to the rear before getting any medical aid beyond a bandage to stop bleeding. Forward medical stations help the soldiers get proper medical treatment much faster, and those who require much more extensive aid can then be stabalized and transfered to a hospital in the rear.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_INF_10_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_INF_10_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_INF_11_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_INF_11_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_INF_12_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_INF_12_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_ARMOR_NAME;Cavalry & Armor Research;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_ARMOR_DESC;! NO DESCRIPTION !;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_ARMOR_1_NAME;Cavalry Innovations;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ARMOR_1_DESC;Domesticated animals, in particular horses have been around for thousands of years. Since the advent of the basic saddle, cavalry became an effective military force to be reckoned with.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ARMOR_1_1_NAME;Bolt-Action Carbine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_1_1_DESC;With the invention of gunpowder the way armies fought began to change. Early guns were too cumbersome to use on horseback. Muskets, while possible to use on horseback were difficult to reload, and were more suited to mounted infantry than true cavalry. With the advent of the bolt-action carbine made reloading on horseback much easier. With the increased firepower that the carbine brought made cavalry a truly potent weapon once again.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_1_2_NAME;Basic Load-Bearing Saddle;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_1_2_DESC;The first domesticated horse was most likely kept as a source of food, however once man figured out that a horse could be ridden a whole new world opened. The first saddles, if they can be called that, were very simple. However after riding horses bareback they were an incredible improvement. Centuries of improvement have led to this basic utilitarian saddle.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_1_3_NAME;Modern Load-Bearing Saddle;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_1_3_DESC;The final culmination in sadle innovations. This saddle has been designed to take full effect of human on horse back, whether it is just riding or charging across a battlefield.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ARMOR_2_NAME;Military Vehicle Innovations;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ARMOR_2_DESC;Long has man sought a way of moving about without the need of either man or animal power. Some of the earliest attempts were not very practical, but more modern methods have arisen that are more reliable and show promise for not just private needs but military ones as well.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ARMOR_2_1_NAME;Internal Combustion Engine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_2_1_DESC;The internal combustion engine powered by gasoline, a derivative of crude oil, by ingniting the gas to drive a piston. This leads locomotion similiar to old steam engines. The difference between the two is that the internal combustion engine is much smaller, weighs much less, and its fuel does not weigh tons to give the same amount of power.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_2_2_NAME;Motor Transportation;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_2_2_DESC;With the invention of the internal combustion engine the horseless carriage has become a possiblity. At first nothing but a curiousity and play things of the wealthy, as it trickles down to the masses it has become much easier to transport goods and services.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_2_3_NAME;Military Truck and Utility Vehicle;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_2_3_DESC;While not fundementally different these vehicles are more rugged than their civilian counterpart. Military trucks have to be able to operate in adverse conditions that privately owned vehicles are not usually subjected to.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_2_4_NAME;Military Unit Transportation;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_2_4_DESC;The potential of motorized vehicles ranged from everything to moving supplies more quickly to getting troops to the front, helped convince military leaders that adding trucks and other vehicles was a good idea.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_2_5_NAME;Motorcycle Messengers;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_2_5_DESC;With the invention of the internal combustion engine and motor vehicles the marriage between the car and the bicycle was not far behind. Much smaller than a car it allowed a single rider, or an additional passenger in a side car, to quickly carry messages or information around the battefield.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ARMOR_3_NAME;Early Armored Vehicle;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ARMOR_3_DESC;It was not long after trucks and automobiles showed up on the battlefield that it became apparent that a vehicle with armor attached to it could keep a soldier alive a bit longer than the thickness of his shirt could.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ARMOR_3_1_NAME;Basic Armored Car;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_3_1_DESC;A first attempt at adding armor to a motor vehicle. It is nothing grand other than some steel sheets slapped onto vulnerable areas to provide protection for the soldiers inside.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_3_2_NAME;Motorized Earth Mover;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_3_2_DESC;Motorized earth movers are not new. Steam shovels had moved thousands of tons since their advent, especially in the construction of the Panama canal. However with the invention of the internal combustion engine, the new earth movers are more efficient and can move more earth for much less cost.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_3_3_NAME;Vehicle Maintenance Unit;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_3_3_DESC;With the increase of motorized vehicles by the military it has become apparent that a skilled special unit needs to be created to maintian these vehicles to be ready for immediate use. Relying on unskilled soldiers to repair these precious vehicles could be disasterous.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_3_4_NAME;Intermediate Armored Car;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_3_4_DESC;An improvement over the first armored cars. These cars have better placement of their armor, and the addition of machine gun has increased the firepower that can be brought to bear.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_3_5_NAME;Military Tank Tread;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_3_5_DESC;! NO DESCRIPTION !;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ARMOR_4_NAME;Tank Prototype;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ARMOR_4_DESC;The marriage of a tracor and the armored car has yielded a new innovation. This lumbering mammoth offers the latest in protection. However it is quite slow and lumbering, but the tank could carry a multitude of weapons in addition to its thick armor plating.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ARMOR_4_1_NAME;Tank Gear;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_4_1_DESC;With the added weight of the armor and weapons to the classic tractor chassis has forced a redesign of the gearing system to prevent gear sticking. While a small improvement it does keep the tank from lurching to a sudden stop during operations.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_4_2_NAME;Tank Suspension;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_4_2_DESC;Not a smooth ride to begin with the classic tractor suspension is redesigned to accomodate the increased weight of the tank.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_4_3_NAME;Gasoline Tank Engine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_4_3_DESC;An internal combustion engine designed specifically for the tank. It is an improvement over the commercially avaiable tractor engines.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_4_4_NAME;Riveted Armor;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_4_4_DESC;While early attempts at attaching armor to vehicles was done through riveting, experience has shown that if rivets are not placed in the right spot an explosive hit could force the rivets loose killing crew members as they shoot off. With proper placement of the rivets this could be minimalized.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_4_5_NAME;Tank Prototype Tests;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_4_5_DESC;While several prototypes have existed for early tests. Massive field testing is needed to shake out design flaws that can only be shown in the field.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_4_6_NAME;Tank Production;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_4_6_DESC;With the finishing of early field tests, the tank is now ready for production. As more tanks roll of the procuction line, the manufacturer learn efficient methods to produce tanks a slight bit faster and without waste.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ARMOR_5_NAME;Basic Tank Development;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ARMOR_5_DESC;! NO DESCRIPTION !;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ARMOR_5_1_NAME;Tank MG Armament;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_5_1_DESC;The first tanks had no weapons on them, but that soon changed once the design proved itself. The first weapons were the same machine guns the infantry used but modified so as to be used within the tank.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_5_2_NAME;Female Tank Prototype Test;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_5_2_DESC;With machine guns now available to be attached to tanks it now required to find the best placement for those said guns through field testing.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_5_3_NAME;Female Tank;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_5_3_DESC;With the finishing of field testing the Machine gun tank is now ready to go into full production.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_5_4_NAME;Tank Gun Armament;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_5_4_DESC;Artillery had for a long time been a tried and true method of eliminating the enemy. With the advent of the tank it was now possible to attach artillery to the tank chassis. The artillery attached is virtually the same as those used by regular artillery battalions, however due to weight limitations some types of artillery cannot be used on a tank chassis.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_5_5_NAME;Male Tank Prototype Test;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_5_5_DESC;For optimal placement of the guns on the tank chassis testing is needed.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_5_6_NAME;Male Tank;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_5_6_DESC;With field testing finished the tank chassis with an artillery piece is now ready for production.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_5_7_NAME;Basic Optical Sight;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_5_7_DESC;Early methods for bother gunner and driver was just a hole in the armor for them to see out of. This proved both dangerous and gave poor visibility. However with the addition of an optic sight gunners and drivers had better visibility and were sheltered behind the armor.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ARMOR_6_NAME;Basic Tank Innovations;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ARMOR_6_DESC;As engineers got feedback from the tanks crews in the field, new ideas and needed changes were added to tank designs.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ARMOR_6_1_NAME;Basic Rotating Turret;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_6_1_DESC;Both tank artillery guns and machine guns were initially limited to either a static position on the tank or had a simple swivel to change the angle. This was found wanting by the crews since they had to practically aim the whole tank at their target. While this is only a hand cranked turret it adds much to the versitilty of the tank.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_6_2_NAME;Advanced Armored Car;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_6_2_DESC;Earlier models of the armored car were basic model cars adapted by soldiers in the field. With this new design the experiences learned from thos models have streamlined the armor so as to get maximum effect while lessening the reduction that the armor does to the speed of the car.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_6_3_NAME;Crew Coordination and Training;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_6_3_DESC;Just sticking fresh troops in a tank is a good way to get those troops killed and loose the tank. But training programs in coordination, tactics, and maintenance can keep both crew and tank around much longer.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ARMOR_7_NAME;Improved Tank Development;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ARMOR_7_DESC;With continued improvement in designs and feedback from crews in the field new tactics and new tank designs could be made available.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ARMOR_7_1_NAME;Armored Scout Tactics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_7_1_DESC;A scouts job is always a hazardous one, but with a fast armored vehicle available the scouts lifespan if much longer, and the knowledge he obtains can get back to where it is needed.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_7_2_NAME;Light Tank Prototype Test;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_7_2_DESC;A new type of tank design sheds armor for speed, but with the same chassis can carry the same armament.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_7_3_NAME;Light Tank;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_7_3_DESC;Field testing on the Light tank model has been completed and is ready for full scale production.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_7_4_NAME;Armored Exploitation Tactics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_7_4_DESC;A revolutionary new concept in armored warfare. Much the same as horse cavalry played in elder days but with a twist. When an opportunity arises masses formations of armor are deployed to rapidly take advantage of the situation. Usually with armored units pushing deep into enemy supply lines to cut communication with the rear.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_7_5_NAME;Cruiser Tank Prototype Test;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_7_5_DESC;This tank prototype takes armor and firepower to a new level. However with all the new armor and weapons this tank is slow. Which makes it extremely vulnerable to enemy artillery, however the armor is quite thick and can sustain a moderate level of damage before succumbing.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_7_6_NAME;Cruiser Tank;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_7_6_DESC;The cruiser tank is exactly as it sounds, a verable cruiser on land. With the prototype desgins done, and field testing eliminating design flaw the cruiser tank is now ready for production.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_7_7_NAME;Armored Assault Tactics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_7_7_DESC;The tank was an ideal platform to launch attacks on fortified positions. With thick armor, noticebly thicker than a soldier's uniform, and a large gun the tank could quickly make it through trenches, barbed wire, and other obsticles that befuddle infantry attacks.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_7_8_NAME;Land Battleship Prototype Test;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_7_8_DESC;The true lord of the land. This massive behemoth has as much armor as a naval battleship, or at least a close approximation anyway, not to mention the firepower to match. However unlike a naval ship this battleships crawls along at the speed of man walking or at a light jog.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_7_9_NAME;Land Battleship;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_7_9_DESC;Field testing has finished on the Land Battleship, now full production can commence for this tank model.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ARMOR_8_NAME;Advanced Tank Innovations;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ARMOR_8_DESC;With continued field experience and feedback new methods are now available for tank models and tank designs.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ARMOR_8_1_NAME;Welded Armor;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_8_1_DESC;Welded armor improves tank armor in a new way, no longer are crew endagered by rivets flying off after the tank takes a hit. Welding the armor together also sheds a bit of steel off of the tank that helps speed up production.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_8_2_NAME;Improved Optical Sight;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_8_2_DESC;The improved optical sight gives much improvement over the first model of optical sights. With much clearer glass and beter protection for the sight allows tank crews to be more efficient in hitting their targets.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_8_3_NAME;Diesel Tank Engine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_8_3_DESC;With the advent of diesel engines an increase in power to weight ratin is gained. Very useful in increasing the speed, armor and armament of armored and motorized units.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_8_4_NAME;Sloped Armor;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_8_4_DESC;Sloped armor revolutionizes armor design. Instead of a box like appearance tanks now have a deadly sleekness to them, but this sleekness also offers improved armor defense.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_8_5_NAME;Armor Skirts;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_8_5_DESC;The treads are the most vulnerable part of the tank. If hit the tank quickly becomes an immobile target and can be quickly dispatched by artillery or crafty infantry. With the addition of skirts protecting the treads this threat is minimized, but not completely gone.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_8_6_NAME;Improved Rotating Turret;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_8_6_DESC;The basic rotating turret gave much versitilty to the tank, but being hand cranked made it quite slow. However by diverting power from the diesel engine to a motor the turret can now turn under its own power greatly increasing the tanks firepower.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ARMOR_9_NAME;Advanced Tank Development;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ARMOR_9_DESC;Engineers and tank crews have found even more areas to improve upon the tank new tank models and designs are now available for field testing.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ARMOR_9_1_NAME;Tank Transportation Unit;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_9_1_DESC;Tank treads quickly wear out and are time consuming to replace, but if a tank is put on a flatbed truck and driven to the front tanks can operate for far longer in the battlefield.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_9_2_NAME;Modern Tank Prototype Test;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_9_2_DESC;Engineers have designed a new model of tank that maximizes armor innovations and crew experience.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_9_3_NAME;Modern Tank 40mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_9_3_DESC;Using a 40mm gun this tank has a decent penetration power to destroy moderately hardened fortifications, destroy light tanks, but has problems even damaging more heavily armored tanks.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_9_4_NAME;Modern Tank 70mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_9_4_DESC;Using a 70mm gun this tank has a excellent penetration power to destroy even the most hardened fortifications, destroy light tanks, and cripple or damage more heavily armored tanks.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_9_5_NAME;Modern Tank 100mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARMOR_9_5_DESC;Using a 100mm gun this tank has a superb penetration power to destroy even the most hardened fortifications, and destroy more heavily armored tanks.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ARMOR_10_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ARMOR_10_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_ARMOR_11_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ARMOR_11_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_ARMOR_12_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ARMOR_12_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_ELECTRONICS_NAME;Electronics Research;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_ELECTRONICS_DESC;Electronics research tree.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_ELEC_1_NAME;Telegraph System;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ELEC_1_DESC;Telegraph system level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ELEC_1_1_NAME;Electronic Telegraphy;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_1_1_DESC;Electronic telegraphy tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_1_2_NAME;Field Telegraph Set;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_1_2_DESC;Field telegraph set tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_1_3_NAME;Morse System;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_1_3_DESC;Morse system tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_1_4_NAME;Coded Transmissions;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_1_4_DESC;Coded transmissions tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_1_5_NAME;Multiplex Telegraphy;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_1_5_DESC;Multiplex telegraphy tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_1_6_NAME;Quadruplex Telegraphy;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_1_6_DESC;Quadruplex telegraphy tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ELEC_2_NAME;Basic Telephone System;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ELEC_2_DESC;Basic telephone system level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ELEC_2_1_NAME;Electronic Microphone;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_2_1_DESC;Electronic microphone tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_2_2_NAME;Electronic Reciever;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_2_2_DESC;Electronic reciever tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_2_3_NAME;Modern Telephone;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_2_3_DESC;Modern telephone tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_2_4_NAME;Undersea Cable System;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_2_4_DESC;Undersea cable system tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_2_5_NAME;Field Telephone Set;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_2_5_DESC;Field telephone set tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_2_6_NAME;Stenotype Machine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_2_6_DESC;Stenotype machine tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ELEC_3_NAME;Basic Signals Handling;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ELEC_3_DESC;Basic signals handling level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ELEC_3_1_NAME;Basic Signal Interception;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_3_1_DESC;Basic signal interception tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_3_2_NAME;Basic Signal Analysis;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_3_2_DESC;Basic signal analysis tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_3_3_NAME;Basic Signal Security;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_3_3_DESC;Basic signal security tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_3_4_NAME;Basic Signal Encryption;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_3_4_DESC;Basic signal encryption tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ELEC_4_NAME;Wireless Technology;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ELEC_4_DESC;Wireless technology level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ELEC_4_1_NAME;Electromagnetic Radiation Basics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_4_1_DESC;Electromagnetic radiation basics tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_4_2_NAME;Diode;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_4_2_DESC;Diode tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_4_3_NAME;Triode;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_4_3_DESC;Triode tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_4_4_NAME;Vacuum Tube;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_4_4_DESC;Vacuum tube tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_4_5_NAME;Frequency Band Basics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_4_5_DESC;Frequency band basics tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_4_6_NAME;Wireless Transmitter;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_4_6_DESC;Wireless transmitter tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_4_7_NAME;Wireless Reciever;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_4_7_DESC;Wireless reciever tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ELEC_5_NAME;Wireless Communications;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ELEC_5_DESC;Wireless communications level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ELEC_5_1_NAME;Regenerative Circuit;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_5_1_DESC;Regenerative circuit tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_5_2_NAME;Basic Ground Wireless Station;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_5_2_DESC;Basic ground wireless station tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_5_3_NAME;Basic Field Wireless Set;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_5_3_DESC;Basic field wireless set tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_5_4_NAME;Basic Naval Wireless Set;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_5_4_DESC;Basic naval wireless set tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ELEC_6_NAME;Advanced Signals Handling;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ELEC_6_DESC;Advanced signals handling level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ELEC_6_1_NAME;Advanced Signal Interception;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_6_1_DESC;Advanced signal interception tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_6_2_NAME;Advanced Signal Analysis;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_6_2_DESC;Advanced signal analysis tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_6_3_NAME;Advanced Signal Security;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_6_3_DESC;Advanced signal security tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_6_4_NAME;Advanced Signal Encryption;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_6_4_DESC;Advanced signal encryption tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ELEC_7_NAME;Mobile Communications;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ELEC_7_DESC;Mobile communications level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ELEC_7_1_NAME;Vehicle Intercom Set;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_7_1_DESC;Vehicle intercom set tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_7_2_NAME;Inter-Vehicle Radio Set;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_7_2_DESC;Inter-vehicle radio set tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_7_3_NAME;Superhetrodyne Circuit;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_7_3_DESC;Superhetrodyne circuit tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_7_4_NAME;Advanced Ground Wireless Station;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_7_4_DESC;Advanced ground wireless station tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_7_5_NAME;Advanced Naval Wireless Set;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_7_5_DESC;Advanced naval wireless set tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_7_6_NAME;Aircraft Wireless Set;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_7_6_DESC;Aircraft wireless set tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_7_7_NAME;Man-Portable Radio Set;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_7_7_DESC;Man-portable radio set tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ELEC_8_NAME;Advanced Telephone System;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ELEC_8_DESC;Advanced telephone system level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ELEC_8_1_NAME;High Frequency Telephone Set;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_8_1_DESC;High frequency telephone set tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_8_2_NAME;Wireless Telephone System;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_8_2_DESC;Wireless telephone system tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_8_3_NAME;Automatic Telephone Station;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_8_3_DESC;Automatic telephone station tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ELEC_9_NAME;Cryptography;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ELEC_9_DESC;Cryptography level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ELEC_9_1_NAME;Tabulating Machine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_9_1_DESC;Tabulating machine tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_9_2_NAME;Encryption-Decryption Gear;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_9_2_DESC;Encryption-decryption gear tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_9_3_NAME;Electronic Data Storage;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_9_3_DESC;Electronic data storage tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_9_4_NAME;Cryptographic Software;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_9_4_DESC;Cryptographic software tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_9_5_NAME;Advanced Cryptography;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ELEC_9_5_DESC;Advanced cryptography tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ELEC_10_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ELEC_10_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_ELEC_11_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ELEC_11_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_ELEC_12_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_INDUSTRY_NAME;Industry Research;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_INDUSTRY_DESC;Industry research tree.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_INDUSTRY_1_NAME;Basic Industrialization;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_INDUSTRY_1_DESC;Basic industrialization level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_1_1_NAME;Modern Raw Material Knowledge;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_1_1_DESC;Modern raw material knowledge tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_1_2_NAME;Chemical-Industrial-Technological Basics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_1_2_DESC;Chemical-industrial-technological basics tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_1_3_NAME;Ignition System;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_1_3_DESC;Ignition system tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_1_4_NAME;Catterpillar Track;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_1_4_DESC;Catterpillar track tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_1_5_NAME;Conveyor Belt;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_1_5_DESC;Conveyor belt tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_1_6_NAME;Basic Agricultural Tractor;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_1_6_DESC;Basic agricultural tractor tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_1_7_NAME;Basic Assembly Line;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_1_7_DESC;Basic assembly line tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_INDUSTRY_2_NAME;Modern Industrial Theoretics;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_INDUSTRY_2_DESC;Modern industrial theoretics level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_2_1_NAME;Chemotherapy;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_2_1_DESC;Chemotherapy tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_2_2_NAME;Thermosetting Plastics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_2_2_DESC;Thermosetting plastics tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_2_3_NAME;Gasoline Mass-Production;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_2_3_DESC;Gasoline mass-production tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_2_4_NAME;Blasting Gelatin;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_2_4_DESC;Blasting gelatin tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_2_5_NAME;Bakelite Plastics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_2_5_DESC;Bakelite plastics tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_2_6_NAME;Cellophane;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_2_6_DESC;Cellophane tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_INDUSTRY_3_NAME;Modern Technology;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_INDUSTRY_3_DESC;Modern technology level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_3_1_NAME;Dynamo;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_3_1_DESC;Dynamo tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_3_2_NAME;Modern Batteries;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_3_2_DESC;Modern batteries tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_3_3_NAME;Steel Alloy;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_3_3_DESC;Steel alloy tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_3_4_NAME;Modern Hand-Tools;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_3_4_DESC;Modern hand-tools tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_3_5_NAME;Tungsten Usage;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_3_5_DESC;Tungsten usage tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_3_6_NAME;Improved Agricultural Tractor;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_3_6_DESC;With the advent of military tank technology improvements in engines, treads, and gears have leaked to the private sector. This has led to a small revolution in agricultural tractor design.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_INDUSTRY_4_NAME;Advanced Industrialization;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_INDUSTRY_4_DESC;Advanced industrialization level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_4_1_NAME;Improved Assembly Line;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_4_1_DESC;Improved assembly line tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_4_2_NAME;Quick-Drying Concrete;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_4_2_DESC;Quick-drying concrete tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_4_3_NAME;Stainless Steel;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_4_3_DESC;Stainless steel tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_4_4_NAME;Steel Cable;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_4_4_DESC;Steel cable tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_4_5_NAME;Zipper;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_4_5_DESC;Zipper tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_INDUSTRY_5_NAME;Raw Material Refinement;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_INDUSTRY_5_DESC;Raw material refinement level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_5_1_NAME;Cracking Gasoline;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_5_1_DESC;Cracking gasoline tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_5_2_NAME;Salvarsan;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_5_2_DESC;Salvarsan tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_5_3_NAME;Mercury Vapor Lamp;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_5_3_DESC;Mercury vapor lamp tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_5_4_NAME;Searchlight Arc;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_5_4_DESC;Searchlight arc tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_INDUSTRY_6_NAME;War Industrialization;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_INDUSTRY_6_DESC;War industrialization level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_6_1_NAME;Advanced Assembly Line;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_6_1_DESC;Advanced assembly line tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_6_2_NAME;Wind Tunnel;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_6_2_DESC;Wind tunnel tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_6_3_NAME;Modern Bulldozer;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_6_3_DESC;Modern bulldozer tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_6_4_NAME;Cracking Catalyst;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_6_4_DESC;Cracking catalyst tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_6_5_NAME;Early Parachute;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_INDUSTRY_6_5_DESC;Early parachute tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_INDUSTRY_7_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_INDUSTRY_7_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_INDUSTRY_8_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_INDUSTRY_8_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_INDUSTRY_9_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_INDUSTRY_9_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_INDUSTRY_10_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_INDUSTRY_10_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_INDUSTRY_11_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_INDUSTRY_11_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_INDUSTRY_12_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_INDUSTRY_12_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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## HOME FRONT TECH                  ##;;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_ROCKET_NAME;Home Front Research;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_ROCKET_DESC;Home front research tree.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_ROCKET_1_NAME;First Level War Efforts;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ROCKET_1_DESC;First level war efforts level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ROCKET_1_1_NAME;Conscription;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_1_1_DESC;Conscription tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_1_2_NAME;Early War Propaganda Campaign;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_1_2_DESC;Early war propaganda campaign tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_1_3_NAME;Voluntary Food Rationing;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_1_3_DESC;Voluntary food rationing tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_1_4_NAME;War Precautions Act;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_1_4_DESC;War precautions act tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_1_5_NAME;Ease Labor Control;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_1_5_DESC;Ease labor control tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ROCKET_2_NAME;Second Level War Efforts;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ROCKET_2_DESC;Second level war efforts level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ROCKET_2_1_NAME;Pal Units;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_2_1_DESC;Pal units tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_2_2_NAME;Volunteer Corps;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_2_2_DESC;Volunteer corps tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_2_3_NAME;Women Light Industry Workers;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_2_3_DESC;Women light industry workers tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ROCKET_3_NAME;Third Level War Efforts;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ROCKET_3_DESC;Third level war efforts level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ROCKET_3_1_NAME;Mid-War Propaganda Campaign;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_3_1_DESC;Mid-war propaganda campaign tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_3_2_NAME;First Mandatory Food Rationing;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_3_2_DESC;First mandatory food rationing tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_3_3_NAME;Blackout Campaign;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_3_3_DESC;Blackout campaign tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ROCKET_4_NAME;Fourth Level War Efforts;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ROCKET_4_DESC;Fourth level war efforts level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ROCKET_4_1_NAME;First Fuel Rationing;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_4_1_DESC;First fuel rationing tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_4_2_NAME;Ersatz Food;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_4_2_DESC;Ersatz food tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_4_3_NAME;Non-Productive Land Conversion;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_4_3_DESC;Non-productive land conversion tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ROCKET_5_NAME;Fifth Level War Efforts;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ROCKET_5_DESC;Fifth level war efforts level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ROCKET_5_1_NAME;Late-War Propaganda Campaign;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_5_1_DESC;Late-war propaganda campaign tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_5_2_NAME;Second Mandatory Food Rationing;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_5_2_DESC;Second mandatory food rationing tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_5_3_NAME;Ersatz Fabric;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_5_3_DESC;Ersatz fabric tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ROCKET_6_NAME;Sixth Level War Efforts;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ROCKET_6_DESC;Sixth level war efforts level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ROCKET_6_1_NAME;Women Heavy Industry Workers;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_6_1_DESC;Women heavy industry workers tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_6_2_NAME;Second Fuel Rationing;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ROCKET_6_2_DESC;Second fuel rationing tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ROCKET_7_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ROCKET_7_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_ROCKET_8_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ROCKET_8_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_ROCKET_9_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ROCKET_9_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_ROCKET_10_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ROCKET_10_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_ROCKET_11_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ROCKET_11_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_ROCKET_12_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_NUCLEAR_NAME;Gas Research;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_NUCLEAR_DESC;Gas research tree.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_NUCLEAR_1_NAME;Advanced Chemistry;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_NUCLEAR_1_DESC;Advanced chemistry level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_1_1_NAME;Modern Chemical Research;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_1_1_DESC;Modern chemical research tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_1_2_NAME;Chemical Industries;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_1_2_DESC;Chemical industries tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_1_3_NAME;Poison Gas Research;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_1_3_DESC;Poison gas research tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_NUCLEAR_2_NAME;Gas Innovations;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_NUCLEAR_2_DESC;Gas innovations level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_2_1_NAME;Lacrimator Gases;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_2_1_DESC;Lacrimator gases tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_2_2_NAME;Sternutator Gases;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_2_2_DESC;Sternutator gases tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_2_3_NAME;Asphyxiant Gases;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_2_3_DESC;Asphyxiant gases tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_2_4_NAME;Poison Gas Knowledge;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_2_4_DESC;Poison gas knowledge tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_2_5_NAME;Basic Chlorine Gas;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_2_5_DESC;Basic chlorine gas tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_NUCLEAR_3_NAME;Dispersion Systems;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_NUCLEAR_3_DESC;Dispersion systems level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_3_1_NAME;Early Release Mechanism;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_3_1_DESC;Early release mechanism tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_3_2_NAME;Leak Resistant Shell Casings;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_3_2_DESC;Leak resistant shell casings tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_3_3_NAME;Inert Gas Insertion;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_3_3_DESC;Inert gas insertion tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_3_4_NAME;Gas Artillery Shell;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_3_4_DESC;Gas Artillery shell tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_NUCLEAR_4_NAME;Early Chemical Weapons;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_NUCLEAR_4_DESC;Early chemical weapons level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_4_1_NAME;Improved Chlorine Gas;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_4_1_DESC;Improved chlorine gas tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_4_2_NAME;Phosgene Gas;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_4_2_DESC;Phosgene gas tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_4_3_NAME;Vesicant Gases;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_4_3_DESC;Vesicant gases tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_4_4_NAME;Basic Gas Mask;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_4_4_DESC;Basic gas mask tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_NUCLEAR_5_NAME;Gas Defense;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_NUCLEAR_5_DESC;Gas defense level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_5_1_NAME;Advanced Gas Mask;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_5_1_DESC;Advanced gas mask tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_5_2_NAME;Animal Gas Mask;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_5_2_DESC;Animal gas mask tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_5_3_NAME;Inspirator;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_5_3_DESC;Inspirator tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_5_4_NAME;Chemical Protection Suit;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_5_4_DESC;Chemical protection suit tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_NUCLEAR_6_NAME;Advanced Gas Weapons;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_NUCLEAR_6_DESC;Advanced gas weapons level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_6_1_NAME;Gas Mortar;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_6_1_DESC;Gas mortar tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_6_2_NAME;Diphosgene Gas;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_6_2_DESC;Diphosgene gas tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_6_3_NAME;Mustard Gas;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_6_3_DESC;Mustard gas tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_6_4_NAME;Nerve Gas;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_6_4_DESC;Nerve gas tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_NUCLEAR_7_NAME;Advanced Gas Technology;;;;;;;;;;X 
TECH_LEVEL_NUCLEAR_7_DESC;Advanced gas technology is now needed to fully reap the benefits of poison gas..;;;;;;;;;;X 
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_7_1_NAME;Anti Mustard Gas Measures;;;;;;;;;;x 
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_7_1_DESC;Anti Mustard Gas Measures.;;;;;;;;;;x 
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_7_2_NAME;Accurate Delivery Methods;;;;;;;;;;x 
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_7_2_DESC;Poison gas had the potential to cause disarray behind enemy lines, but methods of delivery were often inaccurate.;;;;;;;;;;x 
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_7_3_NAME;Advanced Gas Artillery Mortar;;;;;;;;;;x 
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_7_3_DESC;Advanced Gas Artillery Mortar tech.;;;;;;;;;;x 
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_7_4_NAME;Advanced Gas Artillery Shell;;;;;;;;;;x 
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_7_4_DESC;Advanced Gas Artillery Shell tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_NUCLEAR_8_NAME;Nerve Agents (G series);;;;;;;;;;X 
TECH_LEVEL_NUCLEAR_8_DESC;The G series of nerve agents are so named because Tabun, Sarin, Soman, and Cyclosarin were discovered in Germany during 1936, 1938, 1944, and 1949 respectively.  The earliest nerve agents, tabun and sarin, were considerably more toxic than the existing chemical gas weapons, such as phosgene, by a factor of 7 to 40 (Franke, 1967; OSRD, 1946). These agents were hard to detect; even when exposures were insufficient for rapid fatality, they injured and incapacitated soldiers. Liquid contamination of soils, clothing, and material could provide a secondary vapor hazard for variable periods.;;;;;;;;;;X 
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_8_1_NAME;Early Nerve Agent Production Research;;;;;;;;;;x 
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_8_1_DESC;Nerve agents are the fastest acting and most volatile (meaning rapid evaporation rates) of chemical weapons.  They are also heavier than air, so they sink close to the ground.;;;;;;;;;;x 
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_8_2_NAME;Semi Modern Chemical Industrial Complex;;;;;;;;;;x 
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_8_2_DESC;Semi modern chemical production required a high level of industrialization, as well as extensive chemical research and equipment.;;;;;;;;;;x 
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_8_3_NAME;Tabun;;;;;;;;;;x 
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_8_3_DESC;Tabun, also known as GA, or O-ethyl dimethylamidophosphorylcyanide, was one of the first nerve agents synthesized. Because it can be synthesized from (relatively) noncorrosive precursors without an an alkylation step, it is perhaps the easiest nerve agent to synthesize in bulk.  The gas has a fruity odour, and can be brown or colourless.;;;;;;;;;;x 
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_8_4_NAME;Sarin;;;;;;;;;;x 
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_8_4_DESC;Sarin, also known as GB, or Isopropyl methylphosphonofluoridate , was the second major nerve agent to be synthesized.  The name derives from the names of the researchers Schrader, Ambros, Ritter, and Linde.  This gas is the most volatile of nerve agents, spreading fastest into the environment, and is easily soluble in water.  It is odourless and colourless.;;;;;;;;;;x 
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_8_5_NAME;Soman;;;;;;;;;;x 
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_8_5_DESC;Soman, also known as GD, or Pinacolyl methylphosphonofluridate, was the third of the G agents.  It is not as volatile as sarin and is almost insoluble in water, but is more persistent and more toxic.  It is colourless and has a slightly fruity odour.;;;;;;;;;;x 
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_8_6_NAME;Cyclosarin;;;;;;;;;;x 
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_8_6_DESC;Cyclosarin, also known as GF, or Cyclohexyl methylphosphonofluridate, is almost insoluble in water and is relatively involatile, taking 20 times longer to evaporate at room temperature than sarin.  It is however far more toxic and persistent, dangerous primarily in liquid form.;;;;;;;;;;x 
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_8_7_NAME;Nerve Agent Cocktails;;;;;;;;;;x 
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_8_7_DESC;Nerve agents that are relatively involatile, such as cyclosarin, act best in liquid form.  These are usually mixed with blistering agents such as mustard gas to produce the dual effect of blindness and choking, so as to prevent the affected from taking medical measures to mitigate nerve agent effects.;;;;;;;;;;x 
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TECH_LEVEL_NUCLEAR_9_NAME;Advanced Gas Defence;;;;;;;;;;X 
TECH_LEVEL_NUCLEAR_9_DESC;With the development of more potent chemical weapons, defence systems and medical science had to rise to the challenge to defend soldiers and civilians from their devastating effects.;;;;;;;;;;X 
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_9_1_NAME;Anti Nerve Agent Chemical Suit;;;;;;;;;;x 
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_9_1_DESC;These are modern chemical suits and gas masks designed to protect the wearer from the effects of nerve agents.;;;;;;;;;;x 
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_9_2_NAME;Anti Nerve Agent Medical Knowledge;;;;;;;;;;x 
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_9_2_DESC;Medical equipment had to be mass produced and distributed to frontline doctors and soldiers, so that treatment could be administered immediately after a chemical weapons attack.;;;;;;;;;;x 
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_9_3_NAME;Oximes;;;;;;;;;;x 
TECH_APP_NUCLEAR_9_3_DESC;Oximes are effective antidotes against nerve agent poisoning.  These are usually administered by injection immediately after the attack.  The HI-6 oxime is most effective, even against soman, which is most difficult to treat out of the nerve agents.;;;;;;;;;;x 
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TECH_LEVEL_NUCLEAR_10_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_NUCLEAR_10_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_NUCLEAR_11_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_NUCLEAR_11_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_NUCLEAR_12_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_NUCLEAR_12_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_NAVAL_NAME;Naval Research;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_NAVAL_DESC;! NO DESCRIPTION !;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_1_NAME;Early Century Naval Innovations;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_1_DESC;At the turn of the century, Britain, as Queen of the Seas, was desperate to keep her position, and so introduced many new innovations in the school of naval warfare.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_1_1_NAME;Naval Expansion Engine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_1_1_DESC;A more modern, specialised version of the old steam engine.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_1_2_NAME;Naval Steel Armor;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_1_2_DESC;Replacing the venerable iron armour, steel is lighter and stronger, allowing increased protection for less weight.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_1_3_NAME;Naval Breech-Loader Turret;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_1_3_DESC;A marked improvement over old muzzle-loading guns, the breech-loader allows increased rates of fire.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_1_4_NAME;Barbette Turret;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_1_4_DESC;Instead of mounting guns on pedestals, a barbette places the gun in a semi-enclosed position, allowing greater protection for the gun crews, and heavier guns to be mounted.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_1_5_NAME;Whitehead Torpedo;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_1_5_DESC;Taking the stationary torpedo and mounting a steam engine and a propellor to it increased its utility as a weapon, and allowed it to be fired in combat situations.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_1_6_NAME;Basic Cruiser Hull;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_1_6_DESC;The hull of a basic cruiser was designed for somewhat speedy steaming and to provide a stable gun platform.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_1_7_NAME;Torpedo Boat Destroyer Hull;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_1_7_DESC;A small, sleek, and swift hull allows good speed, for use as an escort vessel.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_1_8_NAME;Basic Cruiser;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_1_8_DESC;The eyes of the fleet and guardian of the sea-lanes, the Basic Cruiser was capable of 21 knots, and carried 2 main guns, as well as 12 smaller guns.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_1_9_NAME;Torpedo Boat Destroyer;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_1_9_DESC;A small ship, not suited for combat against anything larger than itself, but ideal for defending the fleet against enemy torpedo boats and early submarines.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_1_10_NAME;Transport;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_1_10_DESC;An average merchantman, the carriage for an overseas army, slow, helpless, and weak.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_2_NAME;Early Century Warship Design;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_2_DESC;Ships began to grow in size and displacement, as one nation's ships were studied, and designs to beat them were drawn up.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_2_1_NAME;Naval Multiple Expansion Engine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_2_1_DESC;An improvement over the previous generation of steam engine, this one allows much greater power to be generated, by having multiple expansion chambers for the steam.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_2_2_NAME;Naval Krupp Armor;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_2_2_DESC;Steel plate armour made using the Krupp 'gustafahlbrik' process. Very strong and durable.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_2_3_NAME;Shell Hoist;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_2_3_DESC;A powered shell hoist greatly decreased the difficulty and danger inherent in moving heavy artillery shells around, as well as increasing the potential rate of fire.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_2_4_NAME;Battleship Belt Armor 175mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_2_4_DESC;The armoured belt of a battleship is supposed to be able to protect the ship from its own guns.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_2_5_NAME;Cruiser Belt Armor 150mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_2_5_DESC;Increasing the thickness of the armoured belt greatly increased the ability of the ship to absord punishment.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_2_6_NAME;Battleship Deck Armor 50mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_2_6_DESC;The deck of a battleship isn't as heavily armoured as the belt, but it must be able to deflect most incoming shells.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_2_7_NAME;Cruiser Deck Armor 20mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_2_7_DESC;A cruiser's armour isn't nearly as strong as the armour on a battleship, but it must still afford protection from large-calibre guns.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_2_8_NAME;Armored Cruiser Hull;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_2_8_DESC;An armored cruiser was a step up from the light cruiser, in terms of size, power, and capabilities.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_2_9_NAME;Pre-Dreadnought Hull;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_2_9_DESC;The hull of a pre-dreadnought battleship was designed to hold the slow yet massive ships.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_2_10_NAME;Armored Cruiser;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_2_10_DESC;Smaller than the battleship, but larger and more powerful than the light cruisers, the armoured cruiser fills a hole in the naval order of battle.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_2_11_NAME;Pre-Dreadnought;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_2_11_DESC;The Pre-Dreadnought Battleship was a truly powerful gun platform. Capable of 18 knots, and carrying 4 main battery guns and 14 secondary guns, she was a frightening force for an enemy fleet to behold.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_3_NAME;Basic Naval Armor and Armament;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_3_DESC;As the Twentieth century developed, navies realized that they would have to adapt to keep up with changing strategies and technologies.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_3_1_NAME;Basic Naval Petrol Torpedo;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_3_1_DESC;The petrol-powered torpedo was an improvement over the steam-powered torpedo in terms of speed and endurance.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_3_2_NAME;Basic Fire-Control System;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_3_2_DESC;Having a basic fire-control system meant that ships could coordinate the fire from their batteries on a single target.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_3_3_NAME;Torpedo Net;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_3_3_DESC;Installed underwater, torpedo nets gave adequate protection against torpedoes by detonating them away from the hull.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_3_4_NAME;Naval Harvey Steel;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_3_4_DESC;Steel plate armour made using the Harvey tempering process. Very strong and durable, and an improvement over the Krupp process.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_3_5_NAME;Battleship Belt Armor 250mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_3_5_DESC;Increasing the thickness of the armored belt greatly increased the ability of the ship to absord punishment.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_3_6_NAME;Cruiser Belt Armor 75mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_3_6_DESC;Increasing the thickness of the armoured belt greatly increased the ability of the ship to absord punishment.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_3_7_NAME;Battleship Deck Armor 75mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_3_7_DESC;Increasing the thickness of the ship's deck armour provided greater protection from incoming shell fire.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_3_8_NAME;Cruiser Deck Armor 30mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_3_8_DESC;Increasing the thickness of the ship's deck armour provided greater protection from incoming shell fire.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_3_9_NAME;Closed Turret;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_3_9_DESC;An improvement over the barbette, the closed turret provided greater protection to the gun crews, and allowed greater rates of fire.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_4_NAME;Basic Warship Design;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_4_DESC;Further improvements in naval technology and arms and armour led to the need for new tactical uses for these ships, which in turn led to new technical developments.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_4_1_NAME;Basic Naval Turbine Engine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_4_1_DESC;A revolutionary improvement over the multiple-expansion engine, the turbine increased ship speeds even further.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_4_2_NAME;Basic Dreadnought Hull;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_4_2_DESC;The hull of a Dreadnought battleship is very different from the hull of a Pre-Dreadnought. The lines are smoother, and the ship is designed for greater speeds as well as greater stability.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_4_3_NAME;Light Cruiser Hull;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_4_3_DESC;A light cruiser, the new incarnation of the old protected cruiser, is a more modern ship, capable of faster speeds and with greater potential.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_4_4_NAME;Basic Destroyer Hull;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_4_4_DESC;An improvement over the hull of the torpedo boats, the new destroyer hull is sleek, fast and far more seaworthy.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_4_5_NAME;Basic Dreadnought;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_4_5_DESC;The launching of HMS Dreadnought in February of 1906 changed the face of sea power forever. The big-gun era had finally arrived.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_4_6_NAME;Light Cruiser;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_4_6_DESC;Light cruisers are more powerful, faster, and more dangerous than their older cousins.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_4_7_NAME;Basic Destroyer;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_4_7_DESC;The basic destroyer, designed for both escort duty, as well as joining the battleline with their torpedoes, was a formidable fighting vessel.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_5_NAME;Specialized Warship Development;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_5_DESC;As warships grew ever larger, they began to need more specialised technology to keep functioning. Faster engines, better optics, and radios became the new toys of naval ministries all over the world.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_5_1_NAME;Improved Naval Turbine Engine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_5_1_DESC;Improving the turbine engine squeezed more power out of the same amount of fuel, increasing speed even further.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_5_2_NAME;Basic Naval Wireless Services;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_5_2_DESC;Bringing the wireless to sea was an important milestone in sea power. Ships could now communicate with each other well beyond visual range.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_5_3_NAME;Battlecruiser Hull;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_5_3_DESC;The Battlecruiser was an attempt to put the guns of a battleship on a very fast but lightly armoured hull.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_5_4_NAME;Battlecruiser;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_5_4_DESC;Commenting that 'speed is armour', Admiral Fisher's battlecruiser is supposed to be fast enough and powerful enough to either outrun or sink anything in the enemy's arsenal.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_5_5_NAME;Armored Transport;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_5_5_DESC;A purpose-built, military transport ship, designed to replace the merchantmen conscripted out of civilian service by the war..;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_6_NAME;Improved Naval Armor and Armament;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_6_DESC;In efforts to keep up with the other navies of the world, improvements in arms and armor began to cost more and more, while leading to bigger and better ships.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_6_1_NAME;Improved Naval Petrol Torpedo;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_6_1_DESC;Increasing the available power of the engine in a torpedo greatly increased the range and speed of the weapon, as well as the size of its warhead.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_6_2_NAME;Basic Hydrophone;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_6_2_DESC;The hydrophone, a device to pick up sound waves underwater, was designed to search for enemy submarines, before they could close and fire torpedoes.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_6_3_NAME;Split Compartment Hull;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_6_3_DESC;Breaking the hull of a ship into separate watertight compartments allowed greater survivability in the case of a hull breach.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_6_4_NAME;Centerline Armament;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_6_4_DESC;Aligning the main armament of a ship along the centreline allowed for a smaller number of guns to deliver the same effectiveness in combat.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_6_5_NAME;Improved Fire-Control System;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_6_5_DESC;Improving the early fire-control systems allowed coordinated and accurate fire at moving targets, even while the ship itself was moving fast.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_6_6_NAME;Battleship Belt Armor 300mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_6_6_DESC;Increasing the thickness of the armoured belt greatly increased the ability of the ship to absorb punishment.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_6_7_NAME;Battleship Deck Armor 100mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_6_7_DESC;Increasing the thickness of the ship's deck armour provided greater protection from incoming shell fire.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_6_8_NAME;Cruiser Deck Armor 40mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_6_8_DESC;Increasing the thickness of the ship's deck armour provided greater protection from incoming shell fire.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_7_NAME;Improved Warship Design;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_7_DESC;The very latest in modern warship technology becomes bigger and better still, than the previous generations of technology.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_7_1_NAME;Advanced Naval Turbine Engine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_7_1_DESC;The fastest and most powerful engines mounted afloat to date.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_7_2_NAME;Super-Dreadnought Hull;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_7_2_DESC;Strengthening and smoothing out the hull of the Dreadnought led to more improvements, increasing the displacement of the ship, and increasing its effectiveness as a gun platform.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_7_3_NAME;Improved Cruiser and Carrier Hull;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_7_3_DESC;The hulls of the newest cruisers are stronger and have smoother lines than the previous ones.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_7_4_NAME;Improved Destroyer Hull;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_7_4_DESC;The newest destroyer hulls are designed for maximum speed and manuoevrability, increasing the destroyer's effectiveness as an escort vessel.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_7_5_NAME;Super-Dreadnought;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_7_5_DESC;The newest Dreadnought battleships are more powerful than anything else ever afloat.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_7_6_NAME;Improved Cruiser;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_7_6_DESC;The newest cruisers are more than a match for older battleships.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_7_7_NAME;Improved Destroyer;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_7_7_DESC;The newest destroyers are almost the perfect escort veseel, capable of long cruising range, high speeds, and equipped with hydrophones for hunting submarines.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_7_8_NAME;Seaplane Carrier;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_7_8_DESC;The seaplane carrier is a new design, a ship which carries seaplanes, and is capable of launching them from a catapult. The planes must land on the water, and be recovered by a crane.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_8_NAME;Advanced Naval Armor and Armament;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_8_DESC;The next generation of naval equipment will feature more of the same improvements in design and function.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_8_1_NAME;Improved Hydrophone;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_8_1_DESC;A more modern version of the hydrophone, this allows detection at greater ranges, and more precise locations.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_8_2_NAME;Sonar System;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_8_2_DESC;The ultimate refinement of the hydrophone, Sub-Oceanographic Navigation And Ranging is an electronic system which uses multiple hydrophones to figure out the precise location of enemy submarines.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_8_3_NAME;Advanced Fire-Control System;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_8_3_DESC;The most advanced fire control systems allow precise observation of the fall of shot and accurate ranging, allowing fire to be adjusted and concentrated rapidly.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_8_4_NAME;Improved Naval Wireless Services;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_8_4_DESC;An improvement of the wireless, specifically designed for use onboard ships, this allows greater coordination between ships, at long ranges, and in any weather condition.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_8_5_NAME;Battleship Belt Armor 350mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_8_5_DESC;Increasing the thickness of the armoured belt greatly increased the ability of the ship to absord punishment.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_8_6_NAME;Cruiser Belt Armor 100mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_8_6_DESC;Increasing the thickness of the armoured belt greatly increased the ability of the ship to absord punishment.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_8_7_NAME;Battleship Deck Armor 150mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_8_7_DESC;Increasing the thickness of the ship's deck armour provided greater protection from incoming shell fire.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_8_8_NAME;Cruiser Deck Armor 50mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_8_8_DESC;Increasing the thickness of the ship's deck armour provided greater protection from incoming shell fire.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_8_9_NAME;Basic Anti-Air Armament;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_8_9_DESC;Light, quick-firing guns, with new mounts so they can be fired skyward to provide a semblance of protection from enemy aeroplanes.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_9_NAME;Advanced Warship Design;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_9_DESC;As the designs of today become obselescent, the designs of tomorrow must take their places.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_9_1_NAME;Magazine Explosion Prevention;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_9_1_DESC;Putting seawater in tanks around the ammunition magazine helped to reduce the chance of an explosion, greatly increasing the ships' longevity in combat.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_9_2_NAME;Battleship Hull;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_9_2_DESC;This hull is designed to carry the most powerful of ships, the new Advanced Dreadnought Battleships.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_9_3_NAME;Advanced Cruiser and Carrier Hull;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_9_3_DESC;Smaller and sleeker than the battleships, these hulls are faster and more powerful than their predecessors.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_9_4_NAME;Advanced Destroyer Hull;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_9_4_DESC;The fastest hulls yet designed, these are faster and quieter than any other destroyer.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_9_5_NAME;Battleship;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_9_5_DESC;The newest incarnation of the 'Queen of the Seas', this ship is fast, well-protected, and carries a powerful main armament.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_9_6_NAME;Advanced Cruiser;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_9_6_DESC;The power of a battleship in a smalller, faster package, the modern cruisers are quick and deadly.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_9_7_NAME;Advanced Destroyer;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_9_7_DESC;More than a match for any submarine, these ships are the ideal escort vessels.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_9_8_NAME;Basic Carrier;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_9_8_DESC;For the first time, aircraft can accompany the fleet, scout out the enemy from beyond the horizon, direct the fall of shot, combat enemy aircraft and - who knows? maybe one day even advance to the point where they can successfully attack the enemy directly with bombs and torpedoes.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_9_9_NAME;Advanced Anti-Air Armament;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_9_9_DESC;An improvement over the older AA guns, these can put out a greater volume of fire at higher angles and with greater accuracy.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_9_10_NAME;Shipboard Aircraft;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_9_10_DESC;All major ships in the fleet can now be equipped with fighter aircraft, launched from platforms atop the turrets. These brave pilots can defend the fleet from air attack, although they must then ditch in the sea alongside their parent vessel or, if possible, fly back to the nearest friendly shore to land.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_10_NAME;Modern Warship Design;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_10_DESC;Modern Warship Design;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_10_1_NAME;Improved Turret Protection;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_10_1_DESC;Improved Turret Protection;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_10_2_NAME;Improved Magazine Protection;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_10_2_DESC;Improved Magazine Protection;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_10_3_NAME;Improved Cruising Turbines;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_10_3_DESC;Improved Cruising Turbines;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_10_4_NAME;Advanced Battlecruiser Hull;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_10_4_DESC;Advanced Battlecruiser Hull;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_10_5_NAME;Battleship Belt Armour 15" (375mm+);;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_10_5_DESC;Battleship Belt Armour 15" (375mm+);;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_10_6_NAME;Battleship Deck Armour 8" (200mm+);;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_10_6_DESC;Battleship Deck Armour 8" (200mm+);;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_10_7_NAME;Improved Battleship Hull;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_10_7_DESC;Improved Battleship Hull;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_10_8_NAME;Advanced Battlecruiser;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_10_8_DESC;Advanced Battlecruiser;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_10_9_NAME;Improved Battleship;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_10_9_DESC;Improved Battleship;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_11_NAME;Naval Technology Improvements;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_11_DESC;Naval Technology Improvements;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_11_1_NAME;Naval Technology Improvements;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_11_1_DESC;Naval Technology Improvements;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_12_NAME;Extra Naval Technology Improvements;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_12_DESC;Extra Naval Technology Improvements;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_12_1_NAME;Extra Naval Technology Improvements;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_12_1_DESC;Extra Naval Technology Improvements;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_SUB_NAME;Submarine Research;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_SUB_DESC;Submarine research tree.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_SUB_1_NAME;Submarine Innovation;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_SUB_1_DESC;Submarine innovation level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_SUB_1_1_NAME;Single Hull;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_1_1_DESC;Single hull tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_1_2_NAME;Basic Ballast Tank;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_1_2_DESC;Basic vallast tank tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_1_3_NAME;Submarine Steam Engine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_1_3_DESC;Submarine steam engine tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_1_4_NAME;Horizontal Propeller;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_1_4_DESC;Horizontal propeller tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_1_5_NAME;Basic Steam Torpedo;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_1_5_DESC;Basic steam torpedo tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_1_6_NAME;Early Submarine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_1_6_DESC;Early submarine tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_SUB_2_NAME;Early Submarine Technology;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_SUB_2_DESC;Early submarine technology level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_SUB_2_1_NAME;Basic Pressure Hull;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_2_1_DESC;Basic pressure hull tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_2_2_NAME;Small Submarine Hull;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_2_2_DESC;Small submarine hull tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_2_3_NAME;Internal Ballast Tank;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_2_3_DESC;Internal ballast tank tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_2_4_NAME;Basic Conning Tower;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_2_4_DESC;Basic conning tower tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_2_5_NAME;Submarine Petrol Engine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_2_5_DESC;Submarine petrol engine tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_SUB_3_NAME;Basic Submarine Construction;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_SUB_3_DESC;Basic submarine construction level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_SUB_3_1_NAME;Horizontal Rudder;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_3_1_DESC;Horizontal rudder tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_3_2_NAME;Basic Periscope;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_3_2_DESC;Basic periscope tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_3_3_NAME;Basic Torpedo Tube;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_3_3_DESC;Basic torpedo tube tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_3_4_NAME;Submarine Testing;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_3_4_DESC;Submarine testing tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_3_5_NAME;Short-Range Coastal Submarine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_3_5_DESC;Short-range coastal submarine tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_3_6_NAME;Submarine Freighter;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_3_6_DESC;Submarine freighter tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_SUB_4_NAME;Basic Submarine Equipment;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_SUB_4_DESC;Basic submarine equipment level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_SUB_4_1_NAME;Deck Gun 50mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_4_1_DESC;Deck gun 50mm+ tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_4_2_NAME;Improved Steam Torpedo;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_4_2_DESC;Improved steam torpedo tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_4_3_NAME;Coastal Mine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_4_3_DESC;Coastal mine tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_4_4_NAME;Pressure Hull Testing;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_4_4_DESC;Pressure gull testing tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_4_5_NAME;Nautical Gyrocompass;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_4_5_DESC;Nautical gyrocompass tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_SUB_5_NAME;Fuel-Driven Submarine Torpedoes;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_SUB_5_DESC;Fuel-driven submarine torpedoes level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_SUB_5_1_NAME;Torpedo Testing;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_5_1_DESC;Torpedo testing tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_5_2_NAME;Alcohol Torpedo;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_5_2_DESC;Alcohol torpedo tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_5_3_NAME;Basic Petrol Torpedo;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_5_3_DESC;Basic petrol torpedo tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_SUB_6_NAME;Improved Submarine Construction;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_SUB_6_DESC;Improved submarine construction level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_SUB_6_1_NAME;Improved Pressure Hull;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_6_1_DESC;Improved pressure hull tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_6_2_NAME;Medium Submarine Hull;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_6_2_DESC;Medium submarine gull tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_6_3_NAME;Submarine Diesel Engine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_6_3_DESC;Submarine diesel engine tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_6_4_NAME;Improved Periscope;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_6_4_DESC;Improved periscope tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_6_5_NAME;Improved Torpedo Tube;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_6_5_DESC;Improved torpedo tube tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_6_6_NAME;Long-Range Coastal Submarine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_6_6_DESC;Long-range coastal submarine tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_SUB_7_NAME;Improved Submarine Equipment;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_SUB_7_DESC;Improved submarine equipment level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_SUB_7_1_NAME;Deck Gun 70mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_7_1_DESC;Deck gun 70mm+ tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_7_2_NAME;Improved Petrol Torpedo;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_7_2_DESC;Improved petrol torpedo tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_7_3_NAME;Low Frequency Wireless Set;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_7_3_DESC;Low frequency wireless set tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_7_4_NAME;Recon and Navigation Services;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_7_4_DESC;Recon and navigation services tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_7_5_NAME;Submarine Diesel Generator;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_7_5_DESC;Submarine diesel generator tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_SUB_8_NAME;Advanced Submarine Construction;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_SUB_8_DESC;Advanced submarine construction level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_SUB_8_1_NAME;Advanced Pressure Hull;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_8_1_DESC;Advanced pressure hull tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_8_2_NAME;Large Submarine Hull;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_8_2_DESC;Large submarine hull tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_8_3_NAME;Submarine Electric Engine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_8_3_DESC;Submarine electric engine tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_8_4_NAME;Advanced Periscope;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_8_4_DESC;Advanced periscope tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_8_5_NAME;Advanced Torpedo Tube;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_8_5_DESC;Advanced torpedo tube tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_8_6_NAME;Open Seas Submarine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_8_6_DESC;Open seas submarine tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_SUB_9_NAME;Advanced Submarine Equipment;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_SUB_9_DESC;Advanced submarine equipment level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_SUB_9_1_NAME;Deck Gun 100mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_9_1_DESC;Deck gun 100mm+ tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_9_2_NAME;Advanced Petrol Torpedo;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_9_2_DESC;Advanced petrol torpedo tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_9_3_NAME;High Frequency Wireless Set;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_9_3_DESC;High frequency wireless set tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_9_4_NAME;Open Seas Mine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_SUB_9_4_DESC;Open seas mine tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_SUB_10_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_SUB_10_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_SUB_11_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_SUB_11_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_SUB_12_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_SUB_12_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_ARTILLERY_NAME;Artillery Research;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_ARTILLERY_DESC;! NO DESCRIPTION !;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_ARTILLERY_1_NAME;Modern Artillery;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ARTILLERY_1_DESC;Unlike the artillery of centuries past, modern artillery uses a breech loading mechanism instead of muzzle loading.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_1_1_NAME;Unitary Ammunition;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_1_1_DESC;This is an attempt to correct the problems of the past where due to manufacturing difficulties the shell did not necessarily fit into the caliber gun it was designed to.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_1_2_NAME;Field Artillery Gun 50mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_1_2_DESC;The most basic of field gun, it is design for light support, but it is insufficient for long range bombardment or for tackling hardened fortifications alone.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_1_3_NAME;Howitzer 70mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_1_3_DESC;The first in long range field guns. The 70mm+ shell deals out a good amount destructive firepower for its size.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_1_4_NAME;Pack Artillery 50mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_1_4_DESC;This 50mm+ field gun is specifically designed to break down into easily transported parts. This is important for cavalry forces, and alpine divisons that find it difficult to get regular field pieces to where need them.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_1_5_NAME;Shrapnel Shell;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_1_5_DESC;This type of shell is designed not only to explode but to spray the target area with small bits of metal. This is not a new invention, 'grapeshot' was used for centuries by both armies and navies, but employing it in a shell requires a bit of experimentation.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_1_6_NAME;Mechanical Recoil Absorption;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_1_6_DESC;By using a mechanical braking system, the recoil from a shell being fired could reduced and allow a higher rate of fire than before.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ARTILLERY_2_NAME;Basic Artillery Development;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ARTILLERY_2_DESC;Artillery has been in use for millenia, from catapults to muzzle loading canon, but with the newer models of artillery being able to fire a shell miles away new methods have to be devised to take advantage of this.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_2_1_NAME;Ballistic Triangulation;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_2_1_DESC;Ballistic Triangulation use trigonometry and a multitude of factors to calculate where the shell is going to land. This is a laborious task though and requires a person educated in mathematics to accomplish.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_2_2_NAME;Naval Gun 4" (100mm+);;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_2_2_DESC;The 4" (100mm+) Naval Gun is the first modern naval gun that can be considered a main gun on a warship.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_2_3_NAME;Railway Artillery;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_2_3_DESC;Railway artillery is the concept of putting a heavy caliber artillery piece on a flatbed railcar, the 'Paris Gun' and 'Big Bertha' would be examples of Railway Artillery. This can allow ease of movement for the heaviest of artillery pieces, but if there are no tracks available then either they need to be constructed or the piece left behind.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_2_4_NAME;Artillery Optical Sight;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_2_4_DESC;The old method of firing gunpowder artillery was to look down the barrel or use a gauge attached to barrel to fix your target. With the use of an optical sight, aiming the gun has become a bit easier and more accurate.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_2_5_NAME;Artillery Field Carriage;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_2_5_DESC;The field carriage used to be a simple wooden frame to hold the barrel and two wagon wheels attached for ease of movement to the battlefied. The modern field carriage however is specifically designed to reduce recoil.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ARTILLERY_3_NAME;Hydraulic Recoil Absorption;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ARTILLERY_3_DESC;Mechanical brakes were a big improvement over no recoil absorption, however, the use of hydralics for recoil absorption was an even greater improvement over mechanical brakes, than mechanical brakes were over no absorption at all.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_3_1_NAME;Quick-Firing Artillery;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_3_1_DESC;With the use of hydralics in recoil absorption, artillery could now be redesign to take advantage of this to increase the rate of fire to 3 times of that before.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_3_2_NAME;Infantry Gun 30mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_3_2_DESC;The 30mm+ infantry gun gave infantry an excellent bit of firepower against the unprotected.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_3_3_NAME;Field Artillery Gun 70mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_3_3_DESC;This 70mm+ Field Artillery Gun was used by many nations. It was reliable and had a moderate rate of fire and range. Its penetration power was slightly worse than the heavier guns.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_3_4_NAME;Howitzer 100mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_3_4_DESC;The 100mm+ was used by many nations and had an exceptable range and firepower.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_3_5_NAME;Pack Artillery 70mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_3_5_DESC;Virtually the same as the standard 70mm+ field artillery, but was designed to be able to broken down into easily transported pieces for deployment to difficult terrain or to be carried on horseback.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_3_6_NAME;Naval Gun 6" (150mm+);;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_3_6_DESC;The 6" (150mm+) naval gun is a standard naval gun found on light cruisers and as secondary guns on older model battleships.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_3_7_NAME;Naval Gun 8" (200mm+);;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_3_7_DESC;The 8" (200mm+) naval gun is a standard naval gun found on cruisers and as secondary guns on battleships.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ARTILLERY_4_NAME;Artillery Multi-Purpose Usage;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ARTILLERY_4_DESC;As artillery continues to become dominant on the battlefield in massive numbers, new ways of using artillery other than simply blasting the enemy have been devised.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_4_1_NAME;Concealed Firing Positions;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_4_1_DESC;A concealed firing position offers several defensive advantages, It is harder to spot from the air, and interrupts the speed of the enemy to quickly return fire.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_4_2_NAME;Howitzer 150mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_4_2_DESC;The 150mm+ howizter offers good range and stopping power.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_4_3_NAME;Indirect Fire;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_4_3_DESC;While direct fire has its benefits, indirect fire can be used to break up enemy attacks through seemingly random artillery attacks.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_4_4_NAME;High Explosive Shell;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_4_4_DESC;This shell offers a much more 'bang for the buck' as it were. The high explosive shell will leave large craters in the ground where they strike.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_4_5_NAME;Flare Round;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_4_5_DESC;The flare round brightens the night sky and aids troops to see.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_4_6_NAME;Smoke Round;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_4_6_DESC;The smoke round is used to conceal areas of the battlefield from view, as long as the wind is right the effect can last quite awhile.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_4_7_NAME;Naval Gun 10" (250mm+);;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_4_7_DESC;The 10" (250mm+) naval gun is the main armament on armored cruisers and 2nd class battleships.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_4_8_NAME;Naval Gun 12" (300mm+);;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_4_8_DESC;The 12" (300mm+) naval gun is the main armament on most of the world's battleships.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ARTILLERY_5_NAME;Heavy Siege Artillery;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ARTILLERY_5_DESC;Heavy siege artillery is designed to eradicate hardened fortifications.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_5_1_NAME;Howitzer 200mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_5_1_DESC;The 200mm+ howizter is the largest caliber howitzer available. It offers excellent range and stopping power.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_5_2_NAME;Siege Artillery 200mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_5_2_DESC;In comparison to regular field artillery the 200mm+ siege gun is massive, however it is the smallest class of siege gun. It does offer a good amount of hitting power though.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_5_3_NAME;Anti-Air Machinegun;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_5_3_DESC;With the airplane becoming more prevalent on the battlefield it is necessary to turn defenses to the air to protect soldiers from theat threat too. A basic machinegun has been given a swivel to be able to easily turned towards the sky.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_5_4_NAME;Anti-Air Gun 20mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_5_4_DESC;By turning a light caliber artillery gun to the sky soldiers gain a decent defense against airplanes.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_5_5_NAME;Naval Gun 14" (350mm+);;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_5_5_DESC;The 14" (350mm+) naval gun is a large caliber gun found on only the most modern of Dreadnought class ships. It can tear through most armor easily, except on the most heavily armored ships.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_5_6_NAME;Infantry Gun 50mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_5_6_DESC;The elderly 50mm+ field guns have been converted to use as an infantry gun. This gave infantry forces a better stopping power than the old 30mm+.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_5_7_NAME;Siege Artillery 250mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_5_7_DESC;The 250mm+ siege artillery, the same caliber as used on cruisers, offers a powerful way to quickly demolish hardened fortifications.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ARTILLERY_6_NAME;Counter-Artillery Development;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ARTILLERY_6_DESC;When artillery opened up on friendly unit, an attack was usually sure to follow. If friendly artillery attacks enemy units opposite the friendly under fire, attacks can be weakened or br0ken up.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_6_1_NAME;Range-Finder;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_6_1_DESC;Finding the range to the enemy position has always been a bit of guesswork. With the range-finder a lot of the guesswork is taken out of the equation.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_6_2_NAME;Flash Spotting;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_6_2_DESC;By measuring the flash from the artillery barrel, its position could be registered.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_6_3_NAME;Sound Ranging;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_6_3_DESC;By judging the sound eminating from an artillery barrel the range and position could be calculated.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_6_4_NAME;Artillery Aerial Photography;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_6_4_DESC;By attaching a high quality camera to an airplane pictures of enemy positions could taken. The pictures while not instantly accurate, gave a good idea of what was going on.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_6_5_NAME;Anti-Air Ranging;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_6_5_DESC;A small object in the sky is quite difficult to hit if you don't know its altitude.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ARTILLERY_7_NAME;Tank Gun Development;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ARTILLERY_7_DESC;As armored units became prevalent on the battlefield, the need to adapt an aritllery piece to fit onto a tank chassis so as to give the tank more firepower than a machinegun can give out.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_7_1_NAME;Tank Gun 20mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_7_1_DESC;The 20mm+ tank gun was capable of inflicting damage on soft targets, such as personnel and unarmored vehicles.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_7_2_NAME;Siege Artillery 300mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_7_2_DESC;The 300mm+ seige gun can obliterate the most heavily fortified position.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_7_3_NAME;Naval Gun 15" (375mm+);;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_7_3_DESC;The 15" (375mm+) naval gun is an improvement over the 350mm+ naval gun. It allows greater penetration power and longer range.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_7_4_NAME;Timed Fuse;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_7_4_DESC;The timed fuse allowed the artillery shell to be timed to maximized damage, especially to soft targets.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ARTILLERY_8_NAME;Anti-Tank Development;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ARTILLERY_8_DESC;As armored units became more prevalent on the battlefield counters needed to be developed to nullify armored units.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_8_1_NAME;Anti-Tank Gun 20mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_8_1_DESC;The same caliber round used at first to shoot down aircraft. It has minimal stopping power, but can shoot through light armor.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_8_2_NAME;Anti-Air Gun 40mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_8_2_DESC;This larger caliber round made shooting down larger aircraft a possibility.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_8_3_NAME;Siege Artillery 400mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_8_3_DESC;The 400mm+ seige artillery can eradicate any hardened fortification. However this gun is so large that it is practically immobile.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_8_4_NAME;Tank Gun 40mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_8_4_DESC;The 40mm+ tank gun has considerable more stopping power than the 20mm+ tank gun. It at least has enough stopping power to destroy moderately armored units, but could not inflict damage on heavily armored units.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_8_5_NAME;Armor Piercing Shell;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_8_5_DESC;Some of the most hardened targets and heavily armored tanks can shake off rounds of anything but the largest of artillery rounds. This shell is designed to give smaller caliber artillery a better chance at destroying hardened and armored targets.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ARTILLERY_9_NAME;Advanced Artillery Innovations;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ARTILLERY_9_DESC;Artillery has had to adapt to new uses not thought of before, from shooting down airplanes to being attached to tank chassis.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_9_1_NAME;Anti-Tank Gun 40mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_9_1_DESC;The 20mm+ anti-tank gun was found to be defficient in stopping anything beyond an armored car. The 40mm+ anti-tank gun had enough stopping power to destroy moderately armored vehicles.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_9_2_NAME;Anti-Air Gun 70mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_9_2_DESC;The 70mm+ anti-air gun can attack low-flying aircraft with ease.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_9_3_NAME;Artillery Prime Mover;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_9_3_DESC;By using tractors to move artillery pieces, artillery could now keep pace with units and keep up with a dynamic front line.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_9_4_NAME;Mobile Anti-Air Gun;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_9_4_DESC;By attaching the anti-air gun to initially to the back of a truck and later to purposefully designed AA trucks, AA units could more easily keep up with advancing forces.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_9_5_NAME;Tank Gun 70mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_9_5_DESC;The 70mm+ tank gun has enough stopping power to destroy moderately armored units, and damage, if hit in the right spot, even the most heavily armored unit.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_9_6_NAME;Tank Gun 100mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_9_6_DESC;The 100mm+ tank gun could inflict damage and destroy the most heavily armored units at an increased range more than before.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_9_7_NAME;Anti-Tank Gun 70mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_9_7_DESC;By adapting the 70mm+ AA gun to fire at tanks, a moderately armored unit could easily be destroyed.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_9_8_NAME;Tank Gun Ammunition;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_9_8_DESC;While regulary artillery ammunition could be used by the tank gun, this ammunition is specifically designed to destroy other tanks.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_9_9_NAME;Naval Gun 18" (450mm+);;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_ARTILLERY_9_9_DESC;Naval Gun 18" (450mm+);;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_ARTILLERY_10_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ARTILLERY_10_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_ARTILLERY_11_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ARTILLERY_11_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_ARTILLERY_12_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_ARTILLERY_12_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_H_AIR_NAME;Balloon Research;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_H_AIR_DESC;For centuries, humanity dreamed of flight. Thanks to the balloon, this is now possible.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_H_AIR_1_NAME;Lighter-than-Air Development;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_H_AIR_1_DESC;The first successful manned flight took place over Paris, France in the year 1783.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_H_AIR_1_1_NAME;Hydrogen Production;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_1_1_DESC;The first step in conquering the skies is the development of a reliable means of hydrogen production.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_1_2_NAME;Observation Balloon Prototype Test;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_1_2_DESC;In order to build an efficient and reliable observation balloon, a prototype must first be tested.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_1_3_NAME;Observation Balloon;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_1_3_DESC;Capable of low-altitude reconnaisance, the observation balloon provides a relatively safe platform for looking down on the enemy's lines and routes of movement.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_H_AIR_2_NAME;Defensive Balloon Innovations;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_H_AIR_2_DESC;These were required to protect both the balloons themselves and those on the ground against aerial attacks.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_H_AIR_2_1_NAME;Barrage Balloon Prototype;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_2_1_DESC;A Barrage ballon is an unmanned balloon tied with a cable to the ground, designed to interfere with enemy aircraft. Before these could be deployed, extensive tests were required.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_2_2_NAME;Barrage Balloon;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_2_2_DESC;A Barrage ballon is an unmanned balloon tied with a cable to the ground, designed to interfere with enemy aircraft.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_2_3_NAME;Rigid Airship Frame;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_2_3_DESC;A marked improvement over frameless balloons, a rigid airship could stay up longer, go farther, and carry more payload.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_2_4_NAME;Basic Airship Gas Cells;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_2_4_DESC;The gas cells in a rigid airship provide the buoyancy in a safer and more efficient method than with free-floating gas.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_H_AIR_3_NAME;Steerable Airship Design;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_H_AIR_3_DESC;Putting control surfaces, such as rudder and elevator fins, on an airship improved its manuoevrablility, and allowed for increased control.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_H_AIR_3_1_NAME;Flight Control System;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_3_1_DESC;The Flight Control System, or FCS served the same function in an airship and in an aeroplane. Centralising all of the control surfaces, with a single operator increased efficiency and safety.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_3_2_NAME;Aerial Navigation;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_3_2_DESC;The art of navigation is a centuries-old concept, invented by sailors, but now modernised for pilots.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_3_3_NAME;Water Ballast;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_3_3_DESC; Replacing leaden ballast with water was cheaper, and was also easier to jettison when altitude was needed in a hurry.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_H_AIR_4_NAME;Steerable Airship Construction;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_H_AIR_4_DESC;Taking the designs for new dirigible airships and making them into protypical models requires a whole new level of investment.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_H_AIR_4_1_NAME;Basic Airship Engine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_4_1_DESC;The first engines on Airships were motor car engines refitted somewhat to reduce their weight.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_4_2_NAME;Dirigible Airship Prototype Test;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_4_2_DESC;Now that a prototype has been designed and built, it must be extensively tested to ensure that production can proceed.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_4_3_NAME;Dirigible Airship;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_4_3_DESC;A marked improvement over free-floating balloons, a dirigible is an airship with a rigid frame, several engines, and capable of very long travel distances.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_H_AIR_5_NAME;Basic Airship Equipment;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_H_AIR_5_DESC;Now that airships have been developed and built, they must be outfitted with specially designed ordinance and equipment to turn them into military weapons.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_H_AIR_5_1_NAME;Airship Bomb Release Mechanism;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_5_1_DESC;Previously, bombs were dropped by the crew, holding them over the side and letting go. Now, bombs can be dropped remotely, allowind greater payloads to be dropped with greater crew safety.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_5_2_NAME;Airship bomb Aiming Techniques;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_5_2_DESC;Now that bombs could be dropped remotely, new means of aiming had to be developed.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_5_3_NAME;Basic Airship Bomb;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_5_3_DESC;A new bomb, specifically designed to be dropped from a slow-moving airship.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_5_4_NAME;Military Airship Prototype Test;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_5_4_DESC;Now that a prototype has been designed and built, it must be extensively tested to ensure that production can proceed.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_5_5_NAME;Military Airship;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_5_5_DESC;Another substantial leap in airship development was the construction of purpose-built airships designed for military use.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_H_AIR_6_NAME;Armed Airship Improvements;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_H_AIR_6_DESC;Arming the airships with purpose-built weapons instead of adaptations, improved their effectiveness markedly.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_H_AIR_6_1_NAME;Compressed Oxygen;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_6_1_DESC;Using compressed oxygen allowed airships to reach greater altitudes, out of reach of most defences.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_6_2_NAME;Airship Steel Frame;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_6_2_DESC;Replacing the old frames of wood allowed for stronger and bigger airships.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_6_3_NAME;Improved Airship Gas Cells;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_6_3_DESC;Improving the older gas cells allowed for still greater range and lifting power.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_6_4_NAME;Balloon Cloud Car;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_6_4_DESC;An enclosed cabin suspended under the airship for an observer to drop below the clouds increased the airship's effectiveness as a bomber.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_6_5_NAME;Airship Incendiary Bomb;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_6_5_DESC;A modified version of the phosphorus aircraft bomb, this is specifically designed to be dropped from a slow-moving airship.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_H_AIR_7_NAME;Modern Military Airship Construction;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_H_AIR_7_DESC;The most modern airship designs to date are being tested with more destructive ordinance and greater capabilities.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_H_AIR_7_1_NAME;High Altitude Engine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_7_1_DESC;A newer and more powerful version of the older engines, this is an adapted version of an aircraft engine.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_7_2_NAME;Improved Airship Prototype Test;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_7_2_DESC;Now that a prototype has been designed and built, it must be extensively tested to ensure that production can proceed.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_7_3_NAME;Improved Airship;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_7_3_DESC;These vessels represented a substantial improvement over the earlier ships, with faster speeds, longer ranges, and higher altitudes.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_7_4_NAME;Radio Navigation;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_7_4_DESC;Using radios and other instruments to navigate meant that the airships were now capable of finding their targets at night, or in adverse weather conditions.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_H_AIR_8_NAME;Improved Airship Equipment;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_H_AIR_8_DESC;Improving existing equipment came with a cost, but it reaulted in vastly more useful and more powerful airships.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_H_AIR_8_1_NAME;Liquid Oxygen;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_8_1_DESC;Replacing compressed oxygen with liquid oxygen was safer, and allowed still greater altitudes to be reached.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_8_2_NAME;Advanced Airship Gas Cells;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_8_2_DESC;Further advancements in gas cells further increased the possible range and altitude of an airship.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_8_3_NAME;Weather Forecasting;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_8_3_DESC;Attempting to predict the weather seemed like folly, but when successful, it greatly increased the reliability of airships, and increased their capabilities as well.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_8_4_NAME;Advanced Airship Prototype Test;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_8_4_DESC;Now that a prototype has been designed and built, it must be extensively tested to ensure that production can proceed.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_8_5_NAME;Advanced Airship;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_8_5_DESC;The most modern airship developed, this is capable of long range flights at high altitude, and reasonably fast speeds.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_H_AIR_9_NAME;Advanced Airship Equipment;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_H_AIR_9_DESC;Constantly improving to keep pace with improvements in antiaircraft artillery, and other weapons, airships continued getting bigger and more powerful.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_H_AIR_9_1_NAME;Naval Cooperation Radio;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_9_1_DESC;A radio set and operator designed and trained to allow airship units to cooperate and coordinate with naval units, increasing the performance of each.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_9_2_NAME;Submarine Cooperation Radio;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_9_2_DESC;A radio set and operator designed and trained to allow airship units to cooperate and coordinate with submarines, increasing the performance of each.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_9_3_NAME;Helium Gas;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_9_3_DESC;A much more stable and safer replacement for other gases, helium is much more resistant to fire than hydrogen or oxygen, and but is more expensive to operate.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_9_4_NAME;Parasite Aircraft;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_9_4_DESC;The newest airships are large enough that small aeroplanes can be carried in a sling under the airship, but when released, they must return to a land base.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_9_5_NAME;Parasite Aircraft Hangar;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_9_5_DESC;This is an improvement over the sling-carried aircraft, allowing them to be carried in a hangar inside the airship. They can be collected by a sling, and brought back into the hangar, while the airship is in flight.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_9_6_NAME;Advanced Airship Bomb;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_H_AIR_9_6_DESC;This new bomb is no longer an adaptation of an aircraft ordinance piece; it is a purpose-built airship bomb, designed to be dropped from very high altitudes at slow speeds.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_H_AIR_10_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_H_AIR_10_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_H_AIR_11_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_H_AIR_11_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_H_AIR_12_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_H_AIR_12_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_L_AIR_NAME;Airplane Research;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_L_AIR_DESC;! NO DESCRIPTION !;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_L_AIR_1_NAME;Principles of Flight;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_L_AIR_1_DESC;Long has man dreamed of flying, from DaVinci's studies of birds and fanciful flying machines to the Wright brother's first plane the study of flight has yielded the principles of flight, such as thrust and lift.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_L_AIR_1_1_NAME;Primitive Aerodynamics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_1_1_DESC;Aerodynamics was not really understood in the early days of flight, but simple things, such as, certian wingspans were needed to substain flight.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_1_2_NAME;Glider;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_1_2_DESC;A glider is similiar to a kite, that it is dependent on the wind alone to keep it aloft. Early gliders usually had to be launched from a great height, such as a cliff, until airplanes could generate enough power to pull them high into the sky until release.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_1_3_NAME;Primitive Aero-Engine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_1_3_DESC;The first airplane engines were very low powered, they generated barely enough power to lift a single person and the aircraft. The Wright brother's plane had such an engine.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_1_4_NAME;Airscrew;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_1_4_DESC;The airscrew, is simply the propeller and the shaft that generates the thrust needed for powered flight.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_1_5_NAME;Primitive Airframe;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_1_5_DESC;The earliest airframe was a simple design to keep the wings securely attached, hold the pilot and engines, and whatever maximum amount of fuel that could be safetly carried.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_1_6_NAME;Primitive Flyer;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_1_6_DESC;This primitive aircraft is much the same as the Wright brother's plane that flew at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_L_AIR_2_NAME;Primitive Aircraft Development;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_L_AIR_2_DESC;Improvements over the primitive flyer, such as longer range, higher altitudes, and reliability have been conducted.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_L_AIR_2_1_NAME;Reconnaissance Plane Prototype Test;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_2_1_DESC;This is the first attempt at true production model aircraft.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_2_2_NAME;Reconnaissance Plane;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_2_2_DESC;The first use of airplanes was for intelligence gathering (either that or barn-storming).;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_2_3_NAME;Aircraft Warning System;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_2_3_DESC;This can be simple as a fuel gauge, an altimeter, or metal bar attached to the pilot's flight stick to give warning of an impending stall.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_2_4_NAME;Basic Structural Materials;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_2_4_DESC;These early planes used mostly wood, glues, and resins. But not all woods, glues, and resins could be used research is needed to find the optimal components.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_L_AIR_3_NAME;Armed Aircraft Development;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_L_AIR_3_DESC;When the first pilots went up they quickly saw a need for some type of weapon to defend themselves with. The first weapons were nothing more than a pistol, or if a two-person plane a rifle.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_L_AIR_3_1_NAME;Aerial Fuse;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_3_1_DESC;The aerial fuse is a nothing more than an adaptation of an artillery shell fuse.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_3_2_NAME;Basic Aerial Bomb;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_3_2_DESC;The first aerial bombs were nothing more than pilots tossing grenades or other light explosives onto targets below. This bomb is specifically designed to be more accurate when dropped by a pilot.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_3_3_NAME;Aerial Bomb Aiming Techniques;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_3_3_DESC;Simply lobbing a grenade or aerial bomb out of the cockpit of an airplane does not make for the most accurate bombing techniques. With a little training and passing off of knowledge from experience, bombing runs can be made more accurate.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_3_4_NAME;Aircraft Mounted Machinegun;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_3_4_DESC;Mounting a machinegun onto the airframe of an airplane gave much more firepower than a rifle or pistol. However because of the propeller the gun could not be mounted directly in front of the pilot. Thus the machinegun had to be mounted out of the way. This leads to difficult reloading and aiming of the gun.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_3_5_NAME;Basic Bomber Prototype Test;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_3_5_DESC;The first attempt at a specialized bomber aircraft.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_3_6_NAME;Basic Bomber;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_3_6_DESC;These aircraft have the structural strength and horsepower to carry an effective bombload into the air, and so troops must now beware of attacks from a new direction: above..;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_3_7_NAME;Synchronized Aircraft Machinegun Interrupter;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_3_7_DESC;The first 'interrupter' was steel sheeting covering the propellers. However it did not work very good, nor was it safe. The first true interrupter used a mechanical gearing system to interrupt the fire of the machinegun when the propeller was in front of the barrel.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_L_AIR_4_NAME;Basic Combat Aircraft Development;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_L_AIR_4_DESC;Improvements in aircraft have allowed for more complex aircraft.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_L_AIR_4_1_NAME;Basic Aerodynamics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_4_1_DESC;Newer techniques have allowed for greater understanding of aerodynamics. The more detailed concepts of thrust, lift, and airmovement around the aircraft allow for more complex aircraft models.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_4_2_NAME;Basic Aero-Engine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_4_2_DESC;A much improved engine over the early engines. With better range, speed, weight-to-lift ratio, and durability.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_4_3_NAME;Basic Airframe;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_4_3_DESC;By utilizing experience drawn from earlier airframes, newer more sturdier frames capable of carrying more weight have been devised.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_4_4_NAME;Basic Fighter Prototype Test;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_4_4_DESC;Fighter aircraft had previously been reconaissance aircraft serving a dual purpose. But with bomber aircraft now attacking from the skies, specialized fighters to keep them away are needed.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_4_5_NAME;Basic Scout Fighter;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_4_5_DESC;An improvement over the existing reconaissance aircraft this plane is much more capable of inflicting damage to its opponents.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_4_6_NAME;Basic Two-Seat Fighter;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_4_6_DESC;By adding an additional seat a fighter could have additional firepower, from extra manned machineguns, and an additional set of eyes to look for danger.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_4_7_NAME;Basic Seaplane;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_4_7_DESC;The first generation of usable sea-planes, by attaching pontoons instead of wheels this plane could offer much to the defense of fleets, and could also serve to seek out enemy fleets and attack them.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_L_AIR_5_NAME;Multi-Engined Aircraft Development;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_L_AIR_5_DESC;When one engine is good, could not more be better?;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_L_AIR_5_1_NAME;Aero-Engine Syncronization;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_5_1_DESC;To get two engines to work together properly it is needed for them to be synchronized, or problems could result.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_5_2_NAME;Improved Structural Materials;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_5_2_DESC;By using new composites and light metals structural integrity is much improved, and can absorb more punishment than earlier structures.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_5_3_NAME;Improved Aerodynamics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_5_3_DESC;With the basics now understood more advanced airplanes can be designed, and newer tactics can now be undertaken.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_5_4_NAME;Basic Multi-Engine Plane Prototype Test;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_5_4_DESC;The first generation of multiple engine aircraft.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_5_5_NAME;Basic Escort Fighter;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_5_5_DESC;The first true long range fighter aircraft. This fighter is designed to escort bombers to their targets, or to engage in long range interdiction of enemy aircraft.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_5_6_NAME;Basic Strategic Bomber;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_5_6_DESC;Taking out one's enemies industrial and transportation is the goal of this aircraft.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_5_7_NAME;Explosive Bullets;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_5_7_DESC;! NO DESCRIPTION !;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_5_8_NAME;Improved Aerial Bomb;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_5_8_DESC;This newer aerial bomb, has a larger explosive warhead, and stabilization fins to hit targets more accurately.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_L_AIR_6_NAME;Improved Combat Aircraft Development;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_L_AIR_6_DESC;Improvements over earlier combat systems have been developed.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_L_AIR_6_1_NAME;Improved Aero-Engine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_6_1_DESC;Engine designers have tinkered with current engines to increase performance.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_6_2_NAME;Improved Airframe;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_6_2_DESC;Utilizing newer construction techniques, and newer materials have yielded an improved airframe upon which to build even better aircraft.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_6_3_NAME;Improved Fighter Prototype Test;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_6_3_DESC;Experience and field testing have shown that current fighter aircraft can be improved upon still.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_6_4_NAME;Improved Scout Fighter;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_6_4_DESC;With improvements in airframes and engines, a faster and more heavily armed fighter can be built.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_6_5_NAME;Improved Two-Seat Fighter;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_6_5_DESC;This two-seat fighter is much improved upon than the older model. With longer range, better speed, and a much better durability.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_6_6_NAME;Improved Seaplane;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_6_6_DESC;With the latest in aircraft design applied to the older model seaplane, this newer version is much deadlier than the previous model.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_6_7_NAME;Improved Multi-Engine Plane Prototype Test;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_6_7_DESC;With improvements in engine design and airframes, newer models of multi-engine aircraft are now available for testing.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_6_8_NAME;Improved Escort Fighter;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_6_8_DESC;Even longer range and speed this escort can give a good fighter cover to bombers on their way to their targets.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_6_9_NAME;Improved Bomber;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_6_9_DESC;This bomber is much more deadlier and durable than the previous versions.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_L_AIR_7_NAME;Ground Attack Aircraft Development;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_L_AIR_7_DESC;Previously attacking ground installations was previously a very hit-and-miss affair. However this is a risky business, but with newer methods makes it a bit safer and more effective.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_L_AIR_7_1_NAME;Advanced Structural Materials;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_7_1_DESC;Newer materials have made aircraft construction lighter, more durable, but still capable of carrying even more weight.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_7_2_NAME;Advanced Aero-Engine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_7_2_DESC;A powerful piston propeller engine has finally been conceived. This will offer greater power, longer range, and increased speed.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_7_3_NAME;Aircraft Armor Plate;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_7_3_DESC;By affixing steel plates to vulnerable areas on an aircraft the survival rate of aircraft and pilots were much higher.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_7_4_NAME;Improved Ground Bomber Prototype Test;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_7_4_DESC;Adapting newer technologies to the older model bombers, have allowed for newer model bombers for testing.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_7_5_NAME;Improved Strategic Bomber;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_7_5_DESC; This bomber brings improved amounts of destruction upon enemy infrastucture and industry.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_7_6_NAME;Basic Contour Bomber;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_7_6_DESC;These aircraft have been specially designed to fly at the lowest possible height, following the contours of the ground, to deliver deadly accurate attacks on the enemy trenches.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_7_7_NAME;Air Defense Searchlight;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_7_7_DESC;By using large electric searchlights, aircraft can be more easily seen at night.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_7_8_NAME;Aerial Machinegun;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_7_8_DESC;This machinegun is a modified machinegun for maximum effect in the air, specifically redesigned to decrease the number of jammed machineguns.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_7_9_NAME;Aerial Torpedo;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_7_9_DESC;A very basic naval torpedo adapted to be launched from an airplane.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_L_AIR_8_NAME;Advanced Combat Aircraft Development;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_L_AIR_8_DESC;With even more advancements in materials, more experience, and improvements in design combat aircraft are reaching truly devastating proportions.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_L_AIR_8_1_NAME;Advanced Aerodynamics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_8_1_DESC;Utilizing advanced methods of studying the flow of air aircraft are now much more aerodynamic and have much less drag.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_8_2_NAME;Advanced Airframe;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_8_2_DESC;This airframe uses the most advanced of aerodynamics, and the latest of materials to offer increased durability and movement through the air.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_8_3_NAME;Advanced Fighter Prototype Test;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_8_3_DESC;Testing is now ready for the latest in fighter aircraft.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_8_4_NAME;Advanced Scout Fighter;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_8_4_DESC;The longest range scout fighter to date. With its heavy armor and armament, it is a deadly opponent for anyone flying in its way.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_8_5_NAME;Advanced Two-Seat Fighter;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_8_5_DESC;This fighter has superior air fighting capabilities over older models.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_8_6_NAME;Advanced Seaplane;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_8_6_DESC;Fleets dread being attacked by this plane. Not only as a scout to inform friendly ships of the location of enemy shipping, but a well placed torpedo or bomb can damage even the best armored dreadnaught.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_8_7_NAME;Advanced Multi-Engine Plane Prototype Test;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_8_7_DESC;Prototypes of the latest multi-engine aircraft are ready for testing.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_8_8_NAME;Advanced Escort Fighter;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_8_8_DESC;The latest in long range fighters. They can for the most part escort bombers all the way to their bomber location and back.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_8_9_NAME;Advanced Bomber;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_8_9_DESC;This bomber has even more armor and is able to carry a larger bombload longer distances.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_L_AIR_9_NAME;Modern Combat Aircraft Development;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_L_AIR_9_DESC;Utilizing the newest materials and aircraft development, attacking ground forces or hard targets have never been easier.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_L_AIR_9_1_NAME;Advanced Ground Bomber Prototype Test;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_9_1_DESC;New bomber prototypes using the newest designs and materials are now ready for testing.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_9_2_NAME;Advanced Strategic Bomber;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_9_2_DESC;This strategic bomber offers a large payload, good range, and decent speed.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_9_3_NAME;Advanced Contour Bomber;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_9_3_DESC;Now fitted with heavier armour plate over the vulnerable cockpit and fuel tank, and with a more powerful engine allowing a greater bombload, these aircraft are even better at the dangerous but vital role of low-level ground attack.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_9_4_NAME;Advanced Aerial Bomb;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_9_4_DESC;Aerial bombs have come along way since grenades tossed out of a cockpit. The newest aerial bombs are aerodynamic, have a larger explosive warhead, and have better fins for stabilization.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_9_5_NAME;Aerial Bunker Bomb;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_9_5_DESC;This bomb is designed specifically to penetrate hardened fortifications.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_9_6_NAME;Aircraft Cannon 20mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_L_AIR_9_6_DESC;! NO DESCRIPTION !;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_L_AIR_10_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_L_AIR_10_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_L_AIR_11_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_L_AIR_11_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_L_AIR_12_NAME;Extra;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_L_AIR_12_DESC;Extra level.;;;;;;;;;;X
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## LAND DOCTRINE TECH               ##;;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LAND_DOC_NAME;Land Doctrine Research;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LAND_DOC_DESC;Land doctrine research tree.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_LAND_DOC_1_NAME;Modern Military Establishment;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_LAND_DOC_1_DESC;Modern military establishment level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_1_1_NAME;Large Unit Skirmish Tactics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_1_1_DESC;Large unit skirmish tactics tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_1_2_NAME;Modern Divisional Organization;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_1_2_DESC;Modern divisional organization tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_1_3_NAME;Alpine Warfare;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_1_3_DESC;Alpine warfare tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_1_4_NAME;Modern Corps Organization;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_1_4_DESC;Modern corps organization tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_1_5_NAME;Elite Troops;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_1_5_DESC;Elite troops tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_1_6_NAME;Cavalry Shock;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_1_6_DESC;Cavalry shock tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_1_7_NAME;Divisional Artillery Organization;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_1_7_DESC;Divisional artillery organization tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_1_8_NAME;Colonial War Experience;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_1_8_DESC;Colonial War Experience;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_LAND_DOC_2_NAME;Early Century Army Tactics;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_LAND_DOC_2_DESC;Early century army tactics level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_2_1_NAME;Modern Tactical Exercise;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_2_1_DESC;Modern tactical exercise tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_2_2_NAME;Mechanical Logistics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_2_2_DESC;Mechanical logistics tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_2_3_NAME;Strongpoint Warfare;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_2_3_DESC;Strongpoint warfare tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_2_4_NAME;General Staff System;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_2_4_DESC;General staff system tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_2_5_NAME;Colonial Troops;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_2_5_DESC;Colonial troops tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_2_6_NAME;Manpower vs. Firepower Tactics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_2_6_DESC;Manpower vs. firepower tactics tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_2_7_NAME;Firepower vs. Manpower Tactics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_2_7_DESC;Firepower vs. manpower tactics tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_2_8_NAME;Chemical Warfare;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_2_8_DESC;Chemical warfare tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_LAND_DOC_3_NAME;Basic Army Tactics;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_LAND_DOC_3_DESC;Basic army tactics level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_3_1_NAME;Defense-In-Depth;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_3_1_DESC;Defense-in-depth tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_3_2_NAME;Modern Military Uniform;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_3_2_DESC;Modern military uniform tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_3_3_NAME;Infantry-Engineer Coordination;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_3_3_DESC;Infantry-engineer coordination tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_3_4_NAME;Multi-Corps Defensive Operations;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_3_4_DESC;Multi-corps defensive operations tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_3_5_NAME;Small Unit Skirmish Tactics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_3_5_DESC;Small unit skirmish tactics tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_3_6_NAME;Infantry-Artillery Coordination;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_3_6_DESC;Infantry-artillery coordination tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_3_7_NAME;Sapping Techniques;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_3_7_DESC;Sapping techniques tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_LAND_DOC_4_NAME;Improved Army Tactics;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_LAND_DOC_4_DESC;Improved army tactics level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_4_1_NAME;Military Motor Pool;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_4_1_DESC;Military motor pool tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_4_2_NAME;Multi-Corps Offensive Operations;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_4_2_DESC;Multi-corps offensive operations tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_4_3_NAME;Sub-Unit Initiative;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_4_3_DESC;Sub-unit initiative tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_4_4_NAME;Front-Wide Command and Control;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_4_4_DESC;Front-wide command and control tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_4_5_NAME;Creeping Barrage Tactics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_4_5_DESC;Creeping barrage tactics tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_4_6_NAME;Armored Warfare;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_4_6_DESC;Armored warfare tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_4_7_NAME;Counter-Artillery Techniques;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_4_7_DESC;Counter-artillery techniques tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_LAND_DOC_5_NAME;Advanced Army Tactics;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_LAND_DOC_5_DESC;Advanced army tactics level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_5_1_NAME;Elastic Defense;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_5_1_DESC;Elastic defense tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_5_2_NAME;Infiltration Tactics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_5_2_DESC;Infiltration tactics tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_5_3_NAME;Infantry-Armor Coordination;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_5_3_DESC;Infantry-armor coordination tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_5_4_NAME;Peaceful Penetration;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_5_4_DESC;Peaceful penetration tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_5_5_NAME;Mixed Chemicals Tactics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_5_5_DESC;Mixed chemicals tactics tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_LAND_DOC_6_NAME;Modern Army Tactics;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_LAND_DOC_6_DESC;Modern army tactics level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_6_1_NAME;Encirclement-Destruction Tactics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_6_1_DESC;Encirclement-destruction tactics tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_6_2_NAME;Motorized Headquarters;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_6_2_DESC;Motorized headquarters tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_6_3_NAME;Massive Arms Coordination;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_6_3_DESC;Massive arms coordination tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_6_4_NAME;Field Camouflage;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_LAND_DOC_6_4_DESC;Field camouflage tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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## AIR DOCTRINE TECH                ##;;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_AIR_DOC_NAME;Air Doctrine Research;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_AIR_DOC_DESC;Air doctrine research tree.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_AIR_DOC_1_NAME;Aviation Development;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_AIR_DOC_1_DESC;Aviation development level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_1_1_NAME;Military Aerial Observation;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_1_1_DESC;Military aerial observation tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_1_2_NAME;Dirigible Development;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_1_2_DESC;Dirigible development tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_1_3_NAME;Heavier-Than-Air Craft;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_1_3_DESC;Heavier-than-air craft tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_AIR_DOC_2_NAME;Military Aviation;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_AIR_DOC_2_DESC;Military aviation level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_2_1_NAME;Airship Bombing Tactics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_2_1_DESC;Airship bombing tactics tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_2_2_NAME;Recon Aircraft Tactics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_2_2_DESC;Recon aircraft tactics tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_2_3_NAME;Aerial Artillery Observer;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_2_3_DESC;Aerial artillery observer tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_2_4_NAME;Armed Aircraft Tactics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_2_4_DESC;Armed aircraft tactics tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_AIR_DOC_3_NAME;Air-Defense Development;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_AIR_DOC_3_DESC;Air-defense development level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_3_1_NAME;Observer System;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_3_1_DESC;Observer system tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_3_2_NAME;Dog Fighting Tactics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_3_2_DESC;Dog fighting tactics tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_3_3_NAME;Air Defense System;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_3_3_DESC;Air defense system tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_AIR_DOC_4_NAME;Integrated Air Operations;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_AIR_DOC_4_DESC;Integrated air operations level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_4_1_NAME;Land-Air Coordination;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_4_1_DESC;Land-air coordination tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_4_2_NAME;Aerodrome Operations;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_4_2_DESC;Aerodrome operations tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_4_3_NAME;Tactical Bombing Tactics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_4_3_DESC;Tactical bombing tactics tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_4_4_NAME;Strategic Bombing Tactics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_4_4_DESC;Strategic bombing tactics tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_4_5_NAME;Naval-Air Coordination;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_4_5_DESC;Naval-air coordination tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_AIR_DOC_5_NAME;Ground Support Operations;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_AIR_DOC_5_DESC;Ground support operations level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_5_1_NAME;Dive Bombing Tactics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_5_1_DESC;Dive vombing tactics tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_5_2_NAME;Integrated Air Defense;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_5_2_DESC;Integrated air defense tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_5_3_NAME;Close Air Support;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_5_3_DESC;Close air support tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_5_4_NAME;Anti-Submarine Aircraft Patrols;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_5_4_DESC;Anti-submarine aircraft patrols tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_AIR_DOC_6_NAME;Advanced Aviation;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_AIR_DOC_6_DESC;Advanced aviation level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_6_1_NAME;Flying Circus;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_6_1_DESC;Flying circus tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_6_2_NAME;Wingman Tactics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_6_2_DESC;Wingman tactics tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_6_3_NAME;Naval Bomber Tactics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_AIR_DOC_6_3_DESC;Naval bomber tactics tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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## NAVAL DOCTRINE TECH              ##;;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_NAVAL_DOC_NAME;Naval Doctrine Research;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_NAVAL_DOC_DESC;Naval doctrine research tree.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_DOC_1_NAME;Early Naval Tactics;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_DOC_1_DESC;Early naval tactics level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_1_1_NAME;Tsushima Analysis;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_1_1_DESC;Tsushima analysis tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_1_2_NAME;Submarine Crew Training;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_1_2_DESC;Submarine crew training tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_1_3_NAME;Anti-Submarine Warfare;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_1_3_DESC;Anti-submarine warfare tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_1_4_NAME;Modern Blockade;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_1_4_DESC;Modern blockade tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_1_5_NAME;All-Big-Gun Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_1_5_DESC;All-big-gun doctrine tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_1_6_NAME;Firepower vs. Armor;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_1_6_DESC;Firepower vs. armor tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_1_7_NAME;Armor vs. Firepower;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_1_7_DESC;Armor vs. firepower tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_1_8_NAME;Dreadnought Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_1_8_DESC;Dreadnought doctrine tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_1_9_NAME;Mahan Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_1_9_DESC;Mahan doctrine tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_DOC_2_NAME;Early Naval Tactics;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_DOC_2_DESC;Early naval tactics level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_2_1_NAME;Corbett Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_2_1_DESC;Corbett doctrine tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_2_2_NAME;Blockade Runner;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_2_2_DESC;Blockade runner tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_2_3_NAME;Commerce Raiding;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_2_3_DESC;Commerce raiding tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_2_4_NAME;Submarine-Naval Coordination;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_2_4_DESC;Submarine-naval coordination tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_2_5_NAME;Scientific Ballistics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_2_5_DESC;Scientific ballistics tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_2_6_NAME;Marine Troop Tactics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_2_6_DESC;Marine troop tactics tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_2_7_NAME;Big Fleet Deployment;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_2_7_DESC;Big Fleet Deployment;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_DOC_3_NAME;Navy Blockade Tactics;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_DOC_3_DESC;Navy blockade tactics level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_3_1_NAME;Distant Blockade;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_3_1_DESC;Distant blockade tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_3_2_NAME;Blacklisting Blockade;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_3_2_DESC;Blacklisting blockade tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_3_3_NAME;Airborne Observation;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_3_3_DESC;Airborne observation tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_3_4_NAME;Modern Naval Logistics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_3_4_DESC;Modern naval logistics tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_3_5_NAME;Big Fleet Engagement Analysis;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_3_5_DESC;Big fleet engagement analysis tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_DOC_4_NAME;Improved Naval Development;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_DOC_4_DESC;Improved naval development level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_4_1_NAME;Unrestricted Submarine Warfare;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_4_1_DESC;Unrestricted submarine warfare tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_4_2_NAME;Naval Invasion Tactics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_4_2_DESC;Naval invasion tactics tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_4_3_NAME;Mine Barrages;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_4_3_DESC;Mine barrages tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_4_4_NAME;Auxiliary Cruiser Tactics;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_4_4_DESC;Auxiliary cruiser tactics tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_4_5_NAME;Advanced Naval Intelligence;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_4_5_DESC;Advanced Naval intelligence tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_DOC_5_NAME;Naval Arms Coordination Tactics;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_DOC_5_DESC;Naval arms coordination tactics level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_5_1_NAME;Airship-Naval Coordination;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_5_1_DESC;Airship-naval coordination tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_5_2_NAME;Naval Statistical Analysis;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_5_2_DESC;Naval statistical analysis tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_5_3_NAME;Convoy Organization;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_5_3_DESC;Convoy organization tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_5_4_NAME;Specialist Anti-Submarine Craft;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_5_4_DESC;Specialist anti-submarine craft tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_5_5_NAME;Standardised Ship Construction;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_5_5_DESC;Standardised ship construction tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_5_6_NAME;Naval Aviation;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_5_6_DESC;Naval aviation tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_DOC_6_NAME;Advanced Naval Development;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_LEVEL_NAVAL_DOC_6_DESC;Advanced naval development level.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_6_1_NAME;Amphibious Landings;;;;;;;;;;x
TECH_APP_NAVAL_DOC_6_1_DESC;Amphibious landings tech.;;;;;;;;;;x
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MODEL_0_0;Infantry;;;;;;;;;;X
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MODEL_1_0;Cavalry;;;;;;;;;;X
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MODEL_2_0;Guards Infantry;;;;;;;;;;x
MODEL_2_1;Attack Division;;;;;;;;;;x
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MODEL_3_0;Fortress Infantry;;;;;;;;;;x
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MODEL_4_0;Female Tank;;;;;;;;;;x
MODEL_4_1;Male Tank;;;;;;;;;;x
MODEL_4_2;Light Tank;;;;;;;;;;x
MODEL_4_3;Cruiser Tank;;;;;;;;;;x
MODEL_4_4;Land Battleship;;;;;;;;;;x
MODEL_4_5;Modern Tank 40mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
MODEL_4_6;Modern Tank 70mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
MODEL_4_7;Modern Tank 100mm+;;;;;;;;;;x
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MODEL_5_0;Light Infantry;;;;;;;;;;X
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MODEL_6_0;Marine Infantry;;;;;;;;;;X
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MODEL_7_0;Mountain Infantry;;;;;;;;;;X
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MODEL_8_0;Militia/Levies;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_8_1;Reservists;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_8_2;Trench Division;;;;;;;;;;X
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MODEL_9_0;Basic Escort Fighter;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_9_1;Basic Two-Seat Fighter;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_9_2;Basic Scout Fighter;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_9_3;Improved Scout Fighter;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_9_4;Improved Two-Seat Fighter;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_9_5;Improved Escort Fighter;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_9_6;Advanced Scout Fighter;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_9_7;Advanced Two-Seat Fighter;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_9_8;Advanced Escort Fighter;;;;;;;;;;X
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MODEL_10_0;Basic Strategic Bomber;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_10_1;Improved Strategic Bomber;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_10_2;Advanced Strategic Bomber;;;;;;;;;;X
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MODEL_11_0;Basic Bomber;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_11_1;Improved Bomber;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_11_2;Advanced Bomber;;;;;;;;;;X
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MODEL_12_0;Basic Contour Bomber;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_12_1;Advanced Contour Bomber;;;;;;;;;;X
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MODEL_13_0;Plane Prototype;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_13_1;Reconnaissance Plane;;;;;;;;;;X
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MODEL_14_0;Basic Seaplane;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_14_1;Improved Seaplane;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_14_2;Advanced Seaplane;;;;;;;;;;X
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MODEL_15_0;Dirigible Airship;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_15_1;Military Airship;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_15_2;Improved Airship;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_15_3;Advanced Airship;;;;;;;;;;X
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MODEL_16_0;Gas Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_16_1;Improved Gas Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_16_2;Nerve Gas Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_16_3;Advanced Gas Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
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MODEL_17_0;Flying Dutchman;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_17_1;Ballistic Silo;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_17_2;RTFM;;;;;;;;;;X
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MODEL_18_0;Pre-Dreadnought;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_18_1;Basic Dreadnought;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_18_2;Battlecruiser;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_18_3;Super-Dreadnought;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_18_4;Improved Battlecruiser;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_18_5;Battleship;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_18_6;Advanced Battlecruiser;;;;;;;;;;X
MODEL_18_7;Improved Battleship;;;;;;;;;;X
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MODEL_19_0;Basic Cruiser;;;;;;;;;;x
MODEL_19_1;Armoured Cruiser;;;;;;;;;;x
MODEL_19_2;Light Cruiser;;;;;;;;;;x
MODEL_19_3;Improved Cruiser;;;;;;;;;;x
MODEL_19_4;Advanced Cruiser;;;;;;;;;;x
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MODEL_20_0;Torpedo Boat;;;;;;;;;;x
MODEL_20_1;Torpedo Boat Destroyer;;;;;;;;;;x
MODEL_20_2;Basic Destroyer;;;;;;;;;;x
MODEL_20_3;Improved Destroyer;;;;;;;;;;x
MODEL_20_4;Advanced Destroyer;;;;;;;;;;x
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MODEL_21_0;Seaplane Carrier;;;;;;;;;;x
MODEL_21_1;Basic Carrier;;;;;;;;;;x
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MODEL_22_0;Early Submarine;;;;;;;;;;x
MODEL_22_1;Short-Range Coastal Submarine;;;;;;;;;;x
MODEL_22_2;Long-Range Coastal Submarine;;;;;;;;;;x
MODEL_22_3;Open Seas Submarine;;;;;;;;;;x
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MODEL_23_0;Merchantman;;;;;;;;;;x
MODEL_23_1;Transport;;;;;;;;;;x
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#CATEGORY_STALINIST;Communist;;;;;;;;;;X
#CATEGORY_LENINIST;Socialist;;;;;;;;;;X
#CATEGORY_LEFT_WING_RADICAL;Radicalist;;;;;;;;;;X
#CATEGORY_REFORMED_SOCIALIST;a Federal Republic;;;;;;;;;;X
#CATEGORY_CENTRIST;a Centralized Republic;;;;;;;;;;X
#CATEGORY_LIBERAL_CONSERVATIVE;a Constitutional Monarchy;;;;;;;;;;X
#CATEGORY_PATERNAL_AUTOCRAT;an Authoritarian Democracy;;;;;;;;;;X
#CATEGORY_FASCIST;Paternal Autocrat;;;;;;;;;;X
#CATEGORY_NATIONAL_SOCIALIST;an Absolute Monarchy;;;;;;;;;;X
CATEGORY_STALINIST;Communist;;;;;;;;;;X
CATEGORY_LENINIST;Socialist;;;;;;;;;;X
CATEGORY_LEFT_WING_RADICAL;Radicalist;;;;;;;;;;X
CATEGORY_REFORMED_SOCIALIST;Social Democrat;;;;;;;;;;X
CATEGORY_CENTRIST;Liberal Democrat;;;;;;;;;;X
CATEGORY_LIBERAL_CONSERVATIVE;Conservative Democrat;;;;;;;;;;X
CATEGORY_PATERNAL_AUTOCRAT;Authoritarian Democrat;;;;;;;;;;X
CATEGORY_FASCIST;Military Autocrat;;;;;;;;;;X
CATEGORY_NATIONAL_SOCIALIST;Absolutist;;;;;;;;;;X
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END_ALLIES;ENTENTE;;;;;;;;;;X
END_AXIS;ALLIANCE;;;;;;;;;;X
END_COMINTERN;COMINTERN;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_ALLIES;Entente;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_AXIS;Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_COM;ComIntern;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_NEUTRAL;Neutral;;;;;;;;;;X
GAME_END_ALLIES_TOTAL;The game ended in a total victory for the Entente.;;;;;;;;;;X
GAME_END_ALLIES_VICTORY;The game ended in an Entente victory.;;;;;;;;;;X
GAME_END_AXIS_TOTAL;The game ended in a total victory for the Alliance.;;;;;;;;;;X
GAME_END_AXIS_VICTORY;The game ended in an Alliance victory.;;;;;;;;;;X
GAME_END_COMMIES_TOTAL;The game ended in a total victory for the ComIntern.;;;;;;;;;;X
GAME_END_COMMIES_VICTORY;The game ended in a ComIntern victory.;;;;;;;;;;X
GAME_END_ELIMINATED;You were eliminated.;;;;;;;;;;X
GAME_END_QUIT;You quit the game.;;;;;;;;;;X
THEY_ALLIES;They are part of the Entente;;;;;;;;;;X
THEY_AXIS;They are part of the Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
THEY_COMMIE;They are part of the ComIntern;;;;;;;;;;X
THEY_NEUTRAL;They are neutral;;;;;;;;;;X
WE_ALLIES;We are part of the Entente;;;;;;;;;;X
WE_AXIS;We are part of the Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
WE_COMMIE;We are part of the ComIntern;;;;;;;;;;X
WE_NEUTRAL;We are neutral;;;;;;;;;;X
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EYR_BAT;Battleship;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_BER;Mountaineer;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_CAR;Carrier;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_CAV;Cavalry;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_CRU;Cruiser;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_DES;Destroyergroup;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_DIV;Con.Bomb;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_FBO;Fl.Bombs;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_FIG;Fighter;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_INF;Infantry;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_MAR;Marine;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_MEC;Fortress Inf.;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_MIL;Militia/Reservists;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_MOT;Guards;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_NAV;Reconnaissance;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_PAN;Armored;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_PAR;Light Infantry;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_ROC;Fl.Rockets;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_STR;Str.Bomb;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_SUB;Submarine;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_TAC;Bomber;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_TOR;Seaplanes;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_TPL;Airships;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_TRA;Transports;;;;;;;;;;X
LDESC_ANTIAIR;A Heavy Weapons Brigade increases a unit's Soft Attack against infantry type units.;;;;;;;;;;X
LDESC_ANTITANK;Communications will increase the organisational attributes of your units.;;;;;;;;;;X
LDESC_ARTILLERY;Artillery pieces will increase the 'Soft Attack' attributes of your units, inflicting more damage on Infantry and Motorised units.;;;;;;;;;;X
LDESC_BATTLESHIP;The Battleship is the Queen of the Sea. It is a massive floating gun platform, designed primarily to engage enemy capital ships at long range and send them to the bottom of the ocean. However, they remain vulnerable to torpedo attacks and mines.;;;;;;;;;;X
LDESC_BERGSJAEGER;Mountain Troops are one of the elite branches of the Infantry, who are specifically trained for operations in mountainous provinces.  They make use of specialised equipment and tactics to give them an edge over regular Infantry in such an environment.;;;;;;;;;;X
LDESC_CARRIER;The Aircraft Carrier may one day become the most important naval vessel. Its ability to project power through the aircraft it carries makes it dangerous to other capital ships and land forces. However, the ship itself is only lightly armed, and must rely on other naval units, as well as its own aircraft, to afford it protection.;;;;;;;;;;X
LDESC_CAVALRY;Cavalry are able to move fairly rapidly over most types of terrain, and do not require a supply of fuel to operate, but they are lightly armed when compared with Armoured units, and the advanced weapons of the time can inflict devastating casualties to both men and horses. That is not to say that Cavalry can't prove useful in some instances as a mobile reserve.;;;;;;;;;;X
LDESC_CRUISER;The Cruiser is primarily used as a hunting ship, to search for, and destroy enemy shipping. They are smaller, and less heavily armed than Battleships, but they make up for these deficiencies in speed.;;;;;;;;;;X
LDESC_DESTROYER;The Destroyer is the smallest and the fastest of the surface ships. It is lightly armed in comparison with the battleship, but its speed and manuevrabilty allows it to provide a good first line of defence away from the main capital ships of a fleet, and its light guns are useful for targetting threats from the air. Destroyers are usually combined in groups, and used for convoy escort and anti-submarine duties.;;;;;;;;;;X
LDESC_DIVE_BOMBER;The Contour Bomber is only marginally larger than a Fighter aircraft. It is designed to work in close cooperation with ground units and provide pin point tactical strikes to aid in disorganising enemy forces. They have a limited dog-fighting capability, which can leave them vulnerable if intercepted by fighters.;;;;;;;;;;X
LDESC_ENGINEER;Engineer Brigades will increase the ability of the unit they are attached to when crossing rivers, making the process quicker and reducing disorganisation.;;;;;;;;;;X
LDESC_FIGHTER;Fighters are light aircraft designed primarily for combatting other fighter aircraft and enemy bombers. They are smaller and more agile than bombers, which means that for bombers to stand any chance of survival against fighters, they must have their own escort of these type of craft.;;;;;;;;;;X
LDESC_FLYING_BOMB;The gas attack is made by cylinder or artillery, with harmful gasses being delivered upon the enemy, with the aim of irritating, immobilising or even killing them.;;;;;;;;;;X
LDESC_FLYING_ROCKET;The Flying Rocket (the equivalent of the German V2) was designed to deliver a payload of explosives to a non-specific target. Its high speed made it practically impossible to intercept, but its low payload meant that it made more of a psychological impact than a destructive one.;;;;;;;;;;X
LDESC_INFANTRY;Infantry will most likely make up the bulk of your armies. They are relatively cheap to build and require no regular fuel supply to manoeuvre, but their lack of motorised transportation means their speed of advance is limited. However, Infantry are able to occuply large areas of land, securing ground captured by other arms of your forces.;;;;;;;;;;X
LDESC_MARINE;Marines are one of the elite branches of the Infantry, who are specifically trained for assaulting beaches and other naval operations. They make use of specialised equipment and tactics to give them an edge over regular Infantry in such an environment.;;;;;;;;;;X
LDESC_MECHANIZED;All the major powers invested heavily in fortresses before the war.  The troops holding these strongpoints were largely immobile, but could wield tremendous firepower.;;;;;;;;;;X
LDESC_MILITIA;Militia are a cheap and rapidly formed Infantry unit. Their hurried training and poor equipment mean they are of little use in combat, although they can be useful for controlling territory and as a last line of defence when no other units are available.;;;;;;;;;;X
LDESC_MOTORIZED;Guards are the elite branch of the Infantry: highly trained, well-led and equipped with the best weapons.  They are used to spearhead key attacks or shore up the defence in vital areas.;;;;;;;;;;X
LDESC_NAVAL_BOMBER;The first aircraft were incredibly fragile, slow, and vulnerable, unable to carry any effective weapon payload.  Nevertheless they revolutionised warfare, by acting as the generals' eyes in the sky.  Now a commander could locate the enemy army and watch its every movement: command of the air became essential to success in battle.;;;;;;;;;;X
LDESC_PANZER;Armoured units offer the chance of a real breakthrough on the battlefield. Their protection and firepower make them lethal against all but the best entrenched Infantry. However, early tanks need frequent maintenance and a constant supply of fuel to remain in the field, and if this vital supply was severed, the armoured unit would be next to useless.;;;;;;;;;;X
LDESC_PARATROOPER;Light Infantry.;;;;;;;;;;X
LDESC_STRATEGIC_BOMBER;Strategic Bombers are the heaviest of the aircraft types and are designed to deliver a large payload of bombs to enemy provinces, with the aim of crippling his industry and infrastructure. However, the Strategic Bomber is slow despite its long range, which can leave it vulnerable to attack by fighters.;;;;;;;;;;X
LDESC_SUBMARINE;The Submarine is designed to travel underwater allowing it to operate clandestinely against other naval units. Its main armament consists of torpedos which can be deadly against all other types of vessel, be it Carrier, Battleship, Naval Transport or another Submarine. However, the Submarine can be handicapped by a short range and new technologies to improve them can be expensive.;;;;;;;;;;X
LDESC_TACTICAL_BOMBER;Bombers are a medium sized aircraft, larger than fighters, yet smaller than Strategic Bombers, which are used primarily for delivering attacks against enemy ground units such as Artillery and Infantry.  Although they have a limited dog-fighting capability, they can be easily outmatched by fighters in air combat.;;;;;;;;;;X
LDESC_TORPEDO_PLANE;Seaplanes are designed to operate over water, in support of the battlefleet. They are long ranged and usually carry radios to signal the position of the enemy and direct gunfire.  Some are also equipped with bombs, guns or even torpedoes, allowing them to attack enemy craft directly.;;;;;;;;;;X
LDESC_TRANSPORT;Naval Transports are important for moving supplies and resources around the world. They can also be used to ferry land units across stretches of water. They are completely unarmed however, and unless well protected will be vulnerable to attack by other naval units or aircraft.;;;;;;;;;;X
LDESC_TRANSPORT_PLANE;Airships, or Zeppelins, are giant lighter-than-air dirigibles filled with hydrogen or helium gas.  They are used for strategic bombing and naval reconnaissance.  They enjoy an extremely long range and can fly higher than most weapons will reach, although they are vulnerable if an enemy ever does get close.;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_ANTIAIR;Heavy Weapons Section;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_ANTITANK;Communications Company;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_ARTILLERY;Artillery Regiment;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_BALLISTIC_MISSILE;Missile;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_BATTLESHIP;Battleship;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_BERGSJAEGER;Mountain;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_CARRIER;Carrier;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_CAVALRY;Cavalry;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_CRUISER;Cruiser;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_DESTROYER;Destroyers;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_DIVE_BOMBER;Contour Bomber;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_ENGINEER;Engineer Regiment;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_FIGHTER;Fighters;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_FLYING_BOMB;Gas Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_FLYING_ROCKET;Rocket;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_ICBM;ICBM;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_INFANTRY;Infantry;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_MARINE;Marines;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_MECHANIZED;Fortress Infantry;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_MILITIA;Militia/Reservists;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_MOTORIZED;Guards;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_NAVAL_BOMBER;Recon Planes;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_NIGHT_FIGHTER;Nightfighter;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_PANZER;Armored;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_PARATROOPER;Light Infantry;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_STRATEGIC_BOMBER;Strategic Bombers;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_SUBMARINE;Submarines;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_TACTICAL_BOMBER;Bombers;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_TORPEDO_PLANE;Seaplanes;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_TRANSPORT;Transports;;;;;;;;;;X
NAME_TRANSPORT_PLANE;Airships;;;;;;;;;;X
SDESC_ANTIAIR;This division has an attached heavy weapons section.;;;;;;;;;;x
SDESC_ANTITANK;This division has an attached communications company.;;;;;;;;;;x
SDESC_ARTILLERY;This division has an attached artillery regiment.;;;;;;;;;;x
SDESC_BATTLESHIP;Battleship;;;;;;;;;;x
SDESC_BERGSJAEGER;Mountain Division;;;;;;;;;;x
SDESC_CARRIER;Carrier;;;;;;;;;;x
SDESC_CAVALRY;Cavalry Division;;;;;;;;;;x
SDESC_CRUISER;Cruiser;;;;;;;;;;x
SDESC_DESTROYER;Destroyer Flotilla;;;;;;;;;;x
SDESC_DIVE_BOMBER;Contour Bomber Squadron;;;;;;;;;;x
SDESC_ENGINEER;This division has an attached engineer regiment.;;;;;;;;;;x
SDESC_FIGHTER;Fighter Squadron;;;;;;;;;;x
SDESC_FLYING_BOMB;Gas Attack Unit;;;;;;;;;;x
SDESC_FLYING_ROCKET;Flying Rocket Battery;;;;;;;;;;x
SDESC_INFANTRY;Infantry Division;;;;;;;;;;x
SDESC_MARINE;Marine Infantry Division;;;;;;;;;;x
SDESC_MECHANIZED;Fortress Infantry Division;;;;;;;;;;x
SDESC_MILITIA;Militia/Reservists;;;;;;;;;;x
SDESC_MOTORIZED;Guards Infantry Division;;;;;;;;;;x
SDESC_NAVAL_BOMBER;Reconnaissance Squadron;;;;;;;;;;x
SDESC_PANZER;Armor-supported Infantry Division;;;;;;;;;;x
SDESC_PARATROOPER;Light Infantry Division;;;;;;;;;;x
SDESC_STRATEGIC_BOMBER;Strategic Bombing Squadron;;;;;;;;;;x
SDESC_SUBMARINE;Submarine Flotilla;;;;;;;;;;x
SDESC_TACTICAL_BOMBER;Bombing Squadron;;;;;;;;;;x
SDESC_TORPEDO_PLANE;Seaplane Squadron;;;;;;;;;;x
SDESC_TRANSPORT;Transport Flottilla;;;;;;;;;;x
SDESC_TRANSPORT_PLANE;Airship Squadron;;;;;;;;;;x
SNAME_ANTIAIR;HW;;;;;;;;;;X
SNAME_ANTITANK;C;;;;;;;;;;X
SNAME_ARTILLERY;A;;;;;;;;;;X
SNAME_BATTLESHIP;BB;;;;;;;;;;X
SNAME_BERGSJAEGER;Mtn;;;;;;;;;;X
SNAME_CARRIER;CV;;;;;;;;;;X
SNAME_CAVALRY;Cav;;;;;;;;;;X
SNAME_CRUISER;CA;;;;;;;;;;X
SNAME_DESTROYER;DD;;;;;;;;;;X
SNAME_DIVE_BOMBER;Con;;;;;;;;;;X
SNAME_ENGINEER;E;;;;;;;;;;X
SNAME_FIGHTER;Fgt;;;;;;;;;;X
SNAME_FLYING_BOMB;Gas;;;;;;;;;;X
SNAME_FLYING_ROCKET;V2;;;;;;;;;;X
SNAME_INFANTRY;Inf;;;;;;;;;;X
SNAME_MARINE;Mar;;;;;;;;;;X
SNAME_MECHANIZED;Frt;;;;;;;;;;X
SNAME_MILITIA;Mil;;;;;;;;;;X
SNAME_MOTORIZED;Grd;;;;;;;;;;X
SNAME_NAVAL_BOMBER;Rec;;;;;;;;;;X
SNAME_NIGHT_FIGHTER;N;;;;;;;;;;X
SNAME_PANZER;Arm;;;;;;;;;;X
SNAME_PARATROOPER;Lgt;;;;;;;;;;X
SNAME_STRATEGIC_BOMBER;Str;;;;;;;;;;X
SNAME_SUBMARINE;SS;;;;;;;;;;X
SNAME_TACTICAL_BOMBER;Bom;;;;;;;;;;X
SNAME_TORPEDO_PLANE;Sea;;;;;;;;;;X
SNAME_TRANSPORT;TP;;;;;;;;;;X
SNAME_TRANSPORT_PLANE;Air;;;;;;;;;;X
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EVT_101_NAME;Caliph declares Holy War;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_101_DESC;Recent events have caused our political alignment to move nearer the Central Powers.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME101A;Ok.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_102_NAME;Islam rallies nearer to the Central Powers;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_102_DESC;Recent events have caused our political alignment to move nearer the Central Powers.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME102A;Ok.;;;;;;;;;;X
#ARGENTINA############################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_2001_NAME;The spy, the diplomat's mistress, 200 mules and some anthrax-laced sugar lumps;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_2001_DESC;During 1916, the British Army contracted to buy a large number of mules from Argentina. However, Germany's top secret agent in the country, Herr Arnold, heard of this and managed to infect and kill 200 of the mules with anthrax spores concealed in sugar lumps. (The anthrax had been smuggled into the country by the French-born mistress of a German diplomat in Buenos Aires.) The plan backfired when the British Admiralty's code-breaking section discovered the plot, and the British ambassador arranged an audience with the Argentine President to demonstrate the anthrax-infected sugar lumps to him. This helped sway Argentina's neutral stance over towards sympathy with the Allies.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME2001A;These dastardly Germans!;;;;;;;;;;X
#AUSTRIA-HUNGARY######################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3001_NAME;Assassination of Franz Ferdinand;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3001_DESC;28th June 1914: The heir to the throne of the Empire of Austria-Hungary, Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife, Sophie have been assassinated by Serb nationalists in Sarajevo. As Inspector-General of the armed forces, Franz Ferdinand was visiting Bosnia to witness army manoeuvres and agreed to visit the capital, Sarajevo. When he arrived, Franz Ferdinand and his wife set off for the town hall along the Appel Quay, a road running adjacent to the Miljacka River at 10:10am. When the entourage neared the Cumurja Bridge, Nedeljko Cabrinovic, from the Serbian nationalist 'Black Hand' movement threw a bomb at Franz Ferdinand's car, which bounced off the folded down roof and exploded by the rear wheel of the fourth car. Franz Ferdinand's car, only slightly damaged continued down the Appel Quay to the town hall, where he was received by the mayor, who began his formal speech of welcome. After some awkward moments, the party moved inside where Franz Ferdinand considered his next move. General Potiorek, in charge of the Archduke's safety, suggested that the entourage travel down the deserted Appel Quay towards the museum. At 10:45am, the convoy of cars left the town hall and drove at speed down the Appel Quay. At the junction with Franz Josef Street, the first two cars turned right in accordance to the original plan while Potiorek ordered the driver of Franz Ferdinand's car to proceed down the Appel Quay. As the car was being reversed, Gavrilo Princip, also of the 'Black Hand' stepped forward and shot Franz Ferdinand and Sophie at close range. There was widespread consternation across Europe at the assassination, and after much deliberation the Austro-Hungarian government must now choose between taking no action against Serbia at all or to despatch Count Hoyos to Berlin to ask the German government to provide support.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME3001A;Ask for German support.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME3001B;Do nothing about it.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3002_NAME;The 'Blank Cheque';;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3002_DESC;Count Hoyos has returned from Berlin with news that Germany shall give Austria-Hungary its 'unconditional support'. Discussion has proceeded concerning what action Austria-Hungary should take against the malevolent Serbs. Whilst some have argued in favour of inflicting a 'major diplomatic defeat' upon the Serbs, hardliners are suggesting that an ultimatum should be sent to Belgrade that the Serbian government could not possibly accept, whilst some simply want war as soon as possible. Russia's reaction concerning what we do must be considered, it is strongly suspected that they shan't let Serbia be humiliated without protest, or maybe, war. The German government are urging that Austria-Hungary takes action as soon as possible. By declaring war, Austria-Hungary shall begin a potentially catastrophic European-wide conflict, but by sending the ultimatum, there is still the possibility that the Serbian government may accept, and war can be avoided.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME3002A;Send the ultimatum.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME3002B;Declare war!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3003_NAME;Serbia rejects the ultimatum;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3003_DESC;Backed by Russian support, Serbia has rejected our demands. What should we do next?;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME3003A;Declare war!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME3003B;Back down.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3004_NAME;Germany doesn't support us;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3004_DESC;Count Hoyos has returned from Berlin with news that Germany shall not give Austria-Hungary its support in dealing with Serbia. Austria-Hungary now finds itself alone concerning what approach it should take with respect to Serbia. Austria-Hungary's international standing shall be greatly diminished by doing nothing, yet the Serbian threat can still be dealt with later, most probably with an alliance with Bulgaria, and the Russia threat countered by making friendly overtures to Great Britain. Sending a tough ultimatum to Belgrade will keep alive the possibility of achieving a diplomatic victory, or a swift military victory if it is refused. Declaring war on Serbia will almost certainly isolate Austria-Hungary from every other European power, including her best ally, Germany. Additionally, Russia would be free to make policy concerning Austria-Hungary without having to concern itself with Germany's reaction. Germany appears to have become something of an unreliable ally, and the Serbian threat is still very real. Lack of activity can only strengthen Austria-Hungary's enemies, Serbia and Russia, yet by backing down, Austria-Hungary will have the time to find a counterbalance to Serbia and Russia in the Balkans. Sending a tough ultimatum or hastily declaring war will leave Austria-Hungary alone in fighting Serbia, and then most probably, Russia too.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME3004A;Don't go further.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME3004B;Leave the alliance and send the ultimatum.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME3004C;Leave the alliance and declare war!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3005_NAME;Serbia rejects the ultimatum;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3005_DESC;Backed by Russian support, Serbia has rejected our demands. What should we do next?;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME3005A;Declare war!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME3005B;Take the ultimatum back.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3006_NAME;Serbia accepts the ultimatum;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3006_DESC;Serbia accepted our demands.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME3006A;Great!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3007_NAME;Serbia accepts the ultimatum;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3007_DESC;Serbia accepted our demands.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME3007A;Great!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3008_NAME;Serbia unilaterally rejects the ultimatum;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3008_DESC;Although none of the Great Powers has offered them support, the arrogant Serbs still reject our terms. What should we do?;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME3008A;Declare war!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME3008B;Take the ultimatum back.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3009_NAME;Serbia unilaterally rejects the ultimatum;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3009_DESC;Although none of the Great Powers has offered them support, the arrogant Serbs still reject our terms. What should we do?;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME3009A;Declare war!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME3009B;Take the ultimatum back.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3020_NAME;A bribe to Italy?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3020_DESC;Although Italy had been an ally of Austria-Hungary for over 30 years, they backed out of supporting the Monarchy in 1914 on a legal technicality. Despite this betrayal, some feel it would still be worth trying to win Italian support, even if it means offering them an inducement. Unfortunately, what Italy truly desires is the Austrian provinces of Südtirol and Triest, which have large Italian-speaking populations. Giving away the Monarchy's territory could well be political suicide, sparking unrest among our other minority national groups, but if nothing is done, we might well see Italy moving into the arms of the Entente.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME3020A;Offer them money.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME3020B;We can do without Italian 'help'.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME3020C;Offer them land.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3021_NAME;Seceding the Südtirol to Italy;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3021_DESC;Following our agreement with Italy, we must now secede the promised provinces to them. Unfortunately, this has triggered huge unrest and agitation from our Rumanian, Serbian, Croatian, Slovene, Czech, Slovak, Polish and Ruthenian subjects, who also seek national status of their own. We must only hope that the alliance with Italy is worth the cost.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME3021A;A heavy price.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3200_NAME;Tributary Poland;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3200_DESC;Poland is now a separate country under the suzereignity of the Hapsburg Monarchy.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME3200A;Austriae Est Imperare Orbi Universo!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3201_NAME;Tributary Byelorussia;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3201_DESC;Byelorussia is now a separate country under the suzereignity of the Hapsburg Monarchy.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME3201A;Austriae Est Imperare Orbi Universo!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3202_NAME;Tributary Ukraine;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3202_DESC;Ukraine is now a separate country under the suzereignity of the Hapsburg Monarchy.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3210_DESC;In early 1917, soon after coming to the throne, Habsburg King-Emperor Karl, edged on by his anti-German wife, Kaiserin Zita, initiated an effort to negotiate a separate peace with Britain and France through his brother-in-law, Prince Sixtus of Bourbon-Parma, an officer in the Belgian Army. Sixtus accepted the task, and began one of the last instances of dynastic diplomacy between London, Paris and Vienna. The British and French showed interest in the idea and by August 1917 a rough deal had been worked out. Although Kaiser Karl was genuine in his desire for a separate peace, the Entente's primary motive was to cause a rupture in the Dual Alliance. Karl offered to cede Bosnia-Herzegovina to a new South Slav monarchy that would also embrace a restored Serbia, Montenegro and Albania. There also may have been some territorial concession to Romania. Italy would receive the Trentino. Trieste would become a free port. In return, Karl not only would receive guarantees on the preservation of the bulk of his existing empire, but also would be allowed to add Bavaria and Silesia at the expense of Germany. In addition, he or another designated Habsburg would become sovereign of a restored Polish state within the boundaries of 1772. In December 2003, Pope John Paul II announced he would beatify Karl for his efforts to stop the war. This is also reportedly related to a Brazilian nun being cured of a disease.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME3202A;Austriae Est Imperare Orbi Universo!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3350_NAME;The German Mediterranean Squadron sails with the Monarchy;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3350_DESC;This morning Germany has offered the ships of their Mediterranean Squadron to us under the command of Admiral Souchon. They will sail under German flag but fight as part of the Imperial and Royal Navy against the Entente.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME3350A;Great!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3370_NAME;Death of Franz Josef;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3370_DESC;The Emperor of Austria-Hungary, Franz Josef has died after ruling his ethnically heterogeneous domain for sixty-eight years. Although a popular figure amongst his subjects, his rule which began in 1848 has been characterised by the continual struggle to hold together the seventeen different nationalities that composed his imperium. Wars in the previous century saw Austria lose power over Italian territory, slacken control of Hungary as well as lose its position of authority over Germany. His successor to the throne is Archduke Karl, the younger brother of Franz Ferdinand, who was assassinated in Sarajevo.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME3370A;The Emperor is dead. Long live the new Emperor!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3371_NAME;Death of Franz Josef;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3371_DESC;The Emperor of Austria-Hungary, Franz Josef has died after ruling his ethnically heterogeneous domain for sixty-eight years. Although a popular figure amongst his subjects, his rule which began in 1848 has been characterised by the continual struggle to hold together the seventeen different nationalities that composed his imperium. Wars in the previous century saw Austria lose power over Italian territory, slacken control of Hungary as well as lose its position of authority over Germany. His successor to the throne is Archduke Franz Ferdinand.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME3371A;The Emperor is dead. Long live the new Emperor!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_3804_DESC;The ailing Emperor Franz Joseph, who has sat on the throne since 1848 met with his ministers and army chiefs as the empire braced itself for another war.  The Prime Minister of Austria, Count Stürgkh and the Prime Minister of Hungary, Count Tisza believed that the war would be a short one – the Russian army would be quickly dealt with and that the Germans would sweep the French army aside, but said that the empire’s unity would come under serious pressure if the conflict were to be prolonged if initial battles proved indecisive.  The two prime ministers were in agreement that it would be impossible for Austria-Hungary to continue the war if internal dissent levels reached 55% and that manpower levels dropped to 126, telling the Emperor that Austria-Hungary would be compelled to seek peace terms or even break apart under the strain of the empire’s fractious ethnic makeup.  From a military perspective, the Chief of the General Staff, Franz Conrad commented that fighting the war would be hopeless if the Austro-Hungarian army was beaten and the cities of Vienna, Agram, Budapest and Prague were captured.;;;;;;;;;;X 
#BOLIVIA##############################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_6001_NAME;German military mission goes home;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_6001_DESC;With the outbreak of war in Europe, the German government has recalled its military mission from Bolivia.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME6001A;Goodbye.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_6002_NAME;German military mission returns;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_6002_DESC;With the war finished, the German government has kindly despatched a military mission to Bolivia.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME6002A;Hello!;;;;;;;;;;X
#BRAZIL###############################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_7001_NAME;Sale of the Rio de Janeiro;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_7001_DESC;During the early 20th century, the Brazilian government had formed ambitious plans to turn their navy into the most powerful in Latin America. Unfortunately the expense proved too much for Brazil's fragile economy, and so they were reluctantly forced to offer the half-finished battleship Rio de Janeiro for sale to the highest bidder.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME7001A;We need money more than ships.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_7002_NAME;No buyer of the Rio de Janeiro;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_7002_DESC;During the early 20th century, the Brazilian government had formed ambitious plans to turn their navy into the most powerful in Latin America. However, the expense proved too much for their fragile economy, and so they tried to offer the half-finished battleship Rio de Janeiro for sale to the highest bidder. Sadly, no buyer could be found.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME7002A;So we will have another battleship.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_7003_NAME;The Rio de Janeiro is complete;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_7003_DESC;The new battleship 'Rio de Janeiro' awaits your command.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME7003A;Great!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_7004_NAME;The Rio de Janeiro is seized;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_7004_DESC;The British have taken our battleship 'Rio de Janeiro' and integrated her as 'Agincourt' into their fleet.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME7004A;This is an outrage!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_7100_NAME;1914 Brazilian elections;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_7100_DESC;Presidential elections in Brazil have come again.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME7100A;Elect Venceslau Bráz.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME7100B;Elect Rodrigues Alves.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME7100C;No change.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_7101_NAME;1918 Brazilian elections;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_7101_DESC;Presidential elections in Brazil have come again.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME7101A;Elect Rodrigues Alves.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME7101B;Elect Venceslau Bráz.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME7101C;No change.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_7102_NAME;1919 Brazilian elections;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_7102_DESC;Presidential elections in Brazil have come again.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME7102A;Elect Epitâcio Pessoa.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME7102B;Elect Rodrigues Alves.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME7102C;No change.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_7103_NAME;1922 Brazilian elections;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_7103_DESC;Presidential elections in Brazil have come again.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME7103A;Elect Arthur Bernardes.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME7103B;Elect Epitâcio Pessoa.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME7103C;No change.;;;;;;;;;;X
#BULGARIA#############################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_8001_NAME;Join the Central Powers?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_8001_DESC;Ever since its foundation as a modern state, Bulgaria has laid claim to the territory of Macedonia. However, conspiracies by the Great Powers and an alliance of her Balkan rivals had given the land to Serbia instead. Now, with Serbia under attack from the combined forces of Austria-Hungary and Germany, the time may be right to join with the Central Powers and secure Bulgarian rights in the region.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME8001A;Join the Central Powers!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME8001B;Remain neutral.;;;;;;;;;;X
#CHILE################################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_9001_NAME;Sale of the Almirante Latorre;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_9001_DESC;The Ottoman Empire wishes to buy our half-finished battleship. Should we sell it?;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME9001A;No way!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME9001B;Ok.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_9002_NAME;Sale of the Almirante Latorre;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_9002_DESC;The battleship 'Almirante Latorre' has been sold.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME9002A;Good.;;;;;;;;;;X
#CHINA################################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10001_NAME;The Twenty One Demands;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10001_DESC;On the 7th May 1915, the Japanese government, capitalising on its status as an Entente Power, decided to issue the "Twenty One Demands" to China. These demands were backed with a threat of war and required that China immediately cease its leasing of territory to foreign powers and to agree to Japanese control over Manchuria and Shandong among other demands. Historically, the Chinese government, fearing a war with Japan, accepted four out of the five parts of the ultimatum. It rejected Japanese demands that Tokyo be consulted whenever foreign capital be used to develop the Fujian railway, that China had to purchase arms from Japan and 'to be supplied with experts and materials from Japan'. Furthermore, Yuan Shikai accepted Japanese demands in the hope that he would gain their backing, or at least non interference, for his ambitions to restore a monarchy, with himself on the throne. When news of his acceptance leaked out, widespread anti Japanese protests ensued.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME10001A;We cannot relinquish sovereignty over Chinese territory! Accept all except the fifth part.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME10001B;Alas! We must give in to their demands.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME10001C;We cannot accept these ludicrous terms!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10002_NAME;The Constitutional Compact;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10002_DESC;On the 1st May 1914, having convened a session of 66 men drawn from his cabinet and other provincial posts, Yuan Shikai had the provisional constitution replaced with a 'constitutional compact,' which afforded him with nearly complete powers.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME10002A;Install it.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10003_NAME;Yuan declares the Chinese Empire;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10003_DESC;Yuan Shikai, following a well-orchestrated monarchist campaign by the Chouan hui (Plan for Peace Association), and election by a hand-picked 'representative assembly,' accepted the imperial institution on the 12th of December 1915. Yuan also mistakenly believed that he had the backing or at least noninteference of the Western Powers on this matter. Furthermore, one of his advisors, a prominent American Professor of Political Science, Dr. Frank Goodnow, had published a paper claiming that a Monarchy would be conducive to uniting a disintegrated China into a nation state, as the Chinese people had never had a taste of democracy or republicanism before. This was enough to convince Yuan that the Chinese people and his Beiyang army would immediately back this 'logical move'. The Empire began on the 1st January of the following year, and adopted the reign title of Hongxian. Immediately there were rebellions in Yunnan in December led by Cai E, followed by Guizhou in January 1916 and Guangxi in March 1916.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME10003A;The Empire Strikes Back!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10004_NAME;Warlords in Yunnan;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10004_DESC;Immediately after Yuan declared himself Emperor, warlords sprang up throughout China. Most notable amongst these was Cai E in Yunnan.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME10004A;Damn.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10005_NAME;Yuan abdicates;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10005_DESC;On the 22nd March 1916, in response to the unpopularity of his plan to revive the monarchy, Yuan canceled his imperial plans and organized a republican cabinet under Duan Qirui, a senior general in the Beiyang militarist clique.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME10005A;Good!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10006_NAME;Death of Yuan;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10006_DESC;Yuan Shikai, the former President and Emperor of China, has died of Kidney failure.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME10006A;That's sad.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10007_NAME;Revival of the Qing Dynasty;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10007_DESC;From 1st July - 12th July 1917, General Zhang Xun, a devout Manchu loyalist (who kept his queue after 1911 and forced all his troops to do the same), along with the help of the prominent Constitutional Monarchy advocate Kang Youwei launched a brief coup d'etat and restored the Qing Dynasty in Beijing. Aisin Giorro Puyi was installed as Emperor, and the year was declared to be the 'Ninth Year of Xuantong'. It was swiftly overthrown by Duan Qirui, who became Premier of the Republic of China thereafter.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME10007A;Ok.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10008_NAME;China declares war on Germany and sends labour battalions;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10008_DESC;Historically, the Republic of China declared war on Germany on 14th August 1917. Labour battalions of over 100,000 Chinese were sent primarily to the Western Front until the end of the war. China secured the termination of German and Austrian extraterritoriality and Boxer indemnity payments, and the return of their concessions in Tianjin and Hankou. The Allies postponed Boxer payments for five years. Japan lent the Duan regime 140 million yen.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME10008A;Declare war on Germany!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME10008B;Remain neutral.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10009_NAME;Rise of the Warlords;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10009_DESC;Although Yuan Shikai was a hated man, he had been an influential general since the days of the late Qing Dynasty. Ever since its inception, the Republic of China was a nation state in name only, territories outside the control of Yuan's Beiyang army were only nominally under Beijing's control. With the death of Yuan, there was no one of his political stature or anyone of sufficient charisma to hold the mirage of a united country together. With the erosion of central authority, from the Taiping Rebellion of the mid 19th century onwards, regionalism and subsequently warlordism had been on the rise.  From late 1918 to 1928, China entered the age of warlords, during which any man with an army could lay claim to a tract of land and declare himself to be a warlord. Two main groups of warlords had existed up to this point, the Northern Group (pro Yuan) and the uncoopted Southern Group (anti Yuan).;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME10009A;Oh-oh.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10010_NAME;Rise of the AnFu Warlords;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10010_DESC;In late 1918, the Northern Group split into two. Premier Duan Qirui became head of the 'AnFu' group (Anhui and Fujian provinces) with considerable Japanese backing.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME10010A;He won't be long!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10011_NAME;Rise of the Zhili Warlords;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10011_DESC;In late 1918, the Northern Group split into two. President Xu Sichang, who had no real power as the office of President was a musical chair, and general Wu Pei Fu headed the Zhili group. The two groups battled for supremacy in central China until Chiang Kai Shek's Northern expedition put an end to warlordism in northern China.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME10011A;Oh.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10012_NAME;Rise of the Kuomintang;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10012_DESC;Dr. Sun Yat Sen (Yi Xian) of the Kuomintang (Guomindang), or Nationalist Party, headed a separate Republic of China based in Guangdong from 1917 to 1918. He returned in 1921, but when local warlord Chen Jiong Ming attempted to expel him in 1922, Sun and his forces, defeated Chen and established a foothold.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME10012A;Ok.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10013_NAME;The May Fourth Movement;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10013_DESC;The Chinese people had been hopeful that Woodrow Wilson would come to their aid and restore Shandong to Chinese sovereignty after the Great War, but the victors of Versailles ignored China's pleas and acquiesced to Japan's ambitions.  On 4th May 1919, when it had become clear that the Beijing government accepted Japan's demands, and that the world would stand by and watch, demonstrations exploded in Beijing and across China. Three thousand university students gathered in Tiananmen Square and marched to the legation quarter. Homes of Chinese officials who were seen as kowtowing to Japanese imperialism were attacked and burnt, several men were beaten unconscious, and a nationwide boycott and burning of Japanese goods ensued. This event signalled a leadership of Chinese nationalism by intellectuals, who started the New Life Movement.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME10013A;Popular outrage in reaction to Versailles.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10014_NAME;The New Life Movement;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10014_DESC;This is closely associated with the May Fourth movement. The likes of Hu Shi, Lu Xun, Chen Duxiu, Qiu Jin, and Li Dazhao wrote poetry in vernacular as opposed to the complex literary form. They wrote essays about issues such as gender equality, co-educational education, and were against arranged marriages. Furthermore, they attacked the traditional Confucian pillars of Chinese society. In 1920, female students were admitted to Beijing University. However, a split occurred in late 1919, as Chen and Li, Communists, fell out with Lu Xun and Hu Shi, Liberals, who were unhappy at the increasingly radical path the movement was taking.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME10014A;Let's write poetry!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10015_NAME;Anti Japanese sentiment grows;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10015_DESC;none ?????????????????????? none;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME10015A;Get rid of the Japanese!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10016_NAME;Japan withdraws from Shandong;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10016_DESC;none ?????????????????????? none;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME10016A;Hurrah!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10020_NAME;Founding of the Chinese Communist Party;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10020_DESC;In July 1921 the Chinese Communist Party was founded in a school in the French Quarter of Shanghai. At this time, Mao Zedong was not yet an important figure, as Chen Duxiu was elected president.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME10020A;This seems to be dangerous for the people.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10021_NAME;Wu Pei Fu crushes worker's strike;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10021_DESC;On the 2nd February 1923, workers of the Wuhan-Beijing railway line called a general strike. Wu Pei Fu, head of the Chihli Group, sent in troops to crush the strike, which ended on the 9th February.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME10021A;Crush them.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10022_NAME;Soviet Russia gives up Tsarist Russia's privileges in China;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_10022_DESC;On 31st May 1924, the USSR gave up some of Tsarist Russia's gains in China, namely extraterritorial rights, by which Russian citizens were not subject to Chinese law in China, and the rest of the Boxer indemnity, which was to be used for education under a Soviet veto.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME10022A;Very nice!;;;;;;;;;;X
#FINLAND##############################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_19001_NAME;Finland is free!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_19001_DESC;Although Finland was nominally a separate Grand Duchy within the Russian Empire, in practice successive Tsars had whittled away that autonomy until it was practically meaningless. With the collapse of Tsarist control, however, the Finns saw the opportunity to take real independence for themselves.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME19001A;Vapaus!;;;;;;;;;;X
#FRANCE###############################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20001_NAME;Mobilization;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20001_DESC;Faced by war, France summons its reservists back to the colours, raising 25 reserve divisions historically numbered 51st to 75th, three colonial divisions in the African provinces, the 1st Moroccan, the 2nd and 3rd Colonial, and twelve Territorial divisions, historically numbered 81st to 92nd..;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20001A;Très bien.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20020_NAME;Negotiations with Italy;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20020_DESC;We have received a secret approach from the Italian government, asking what terms we would be prepared to offer them if they were to declare war on their former ally Austria-Hungary. Although some in the government think it wrong to encourage such backstabbing behaviour, others think an alliance with Italy is worth the price. After all, it does us no harm to promise them territory to be taken from our defeated enemies once we win the war.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20020A;Make them an offer they can't refuse.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20020B;Don't encourage them.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20050_NAME;An appeal from Grand Duke Nikolai;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20050_DESC;Grand Duke Nikolai of Russia has sent an appeal to the British and French governments to stage a 'demonstration' against the Turkish in order to take pressure off the Russian war effort. It is thought that by capturing Constantinople, Turkey may be forced out of the war, Russian troops in the Caucasus could be sent to the Eastern Front, and Russia's Black Sea ports could be supplied.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20050A;We will consider what to do.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20400_NAME;Assassination of Jaures;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20400_DESC;As war clouds gather, the socialist leader Jean Jaures - revered by the left and villified by the far right - has been assassinated by a nationalist soldier who feared that Jaures would call a general strike and stop the war before it had begun. The President of France has noted that 'if war breaks out, he would have been amongst those who would have known how to do their duty - Quel crime abominable et sot.';;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20400A;A tragedy for the nation.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20401_NAME;Verdun forts;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20401_DESC;The High command wishes to remove the guns of the fort of Verdun in order to strengthen the upcoming offensive.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20401A;Take the guns down.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20402_NAME;Toul-Epinal forts;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20402_DESC;The High command wishes to remove the guns of the forts of Toul and Epinal in order to strengthen the upcoming offensive..;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20402A;Take the guns down.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20403_NAME;Mata Hari executed;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20403_DESC;A Dutch exotic dancer by the name of 'Mata Hari' who has been in service of the Germans has been executed.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20403A;Good riddance to the backstabbing whore!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20405_NAME;Arab Rule in Syria;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20405_DESC;Consistant with their desire for national self-determination, the Arabs under Prince Feisal have declared an independent state in the town hall of Damascus. Whereas the Sykes-Picot Agreement specified the interior of the Levant as a French 'sphere of influence', the Arabs have been expecting that Damascus would form the centre of an independent state. The exact future of Syria remains in the balance as Feisal has been persuaded to accept French military advisors against his will. Meanwhile, many French imperialists seek to extend control from the coast into the Syrian hinterland.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20405A;We must compromise with the Arabs for now.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20406_NAME;The Syrians will accept French advisors;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20406_DESC;The Syrians will accept French advisors.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20406A;Good.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20407_NAME;Syrian independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20407_DESC;The Syrians have declared themselves independent.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20407A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20408_NAME;Kingdom of Syria;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20408_DESC;Syria has declared itself free of French control. The French colonial lobby are enraged by this audacious act by the Arabs and are demanding that France take her spoils from the war with Turkey. The Sykes-Picot Agreement promised Damascus to the French, and the colonial lobby do not see why this agreement should be flaunted by the Damascene Arabs. By letting the Syrians act in such a way French prestige will be irreparably damaged, yet confronting them could force France into a potentially dangerous foreign adventure.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20408A;Damascus must be ours!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20408B;Leave them to be independent.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20410_NAME;Replace 'Papa' Joffre?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20410_DESC;Tired of the inability of General Joffre to achieve a decisive victory, France's politicians are looking for an alternative Commander-in-Chief. An artilleryman, General Robert Nivelle claims that he can win the war in forty-eight hours by utilising creeping artillery barrage tactics, that will involve firing in stages just ahead of the advancing infantry. Many are impressed by Nivelle, believing that he has the formula for final victory.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20410A;Nivelle shall lead us to victory!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20410B;Joffre will not fail!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20411_NAME;Mouvements collectifs d'indiscipline;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20411_DESC;Our recent offensive has proven to be a disaster. The creeping barrages moved too quickly for the infantry and the enemy adjusted their defensive arrangements to ensure that they were unaffected by Nivelle's offensive. It has even been reported that some men advanced whilst bleating like lambs. Mutiny has now broken out in many divisions, with troops demanding more leave, better food as well as better treatment of soldiers' families. Fortunately, the mutineers have declared their will to hold the line, but not to attack.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20411A;Catastrophe!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20412_NAME;Sack Nivelle?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20412_DESC;Nivelle's calamitous offensive has driven the French army to despair. Mutinies have broken out as a result of the disasterous casualties sustained in the recent fighting, and it is feared that the army will fold if met by a ferocious enemy attack. Many believe that Nivelle must take the blame and that the army requires a new commander.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20412A;He must go!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20412B;The mutinies were not his fault.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20413_NAME;How to deal with the mutiny?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20413_DESC;The acts of collective indiscipline are having a detrimental effect on the French war effort. A solution to the problem must be found before our enemies go onto the offensive, which it is feared, would break our line and cause France to lose the war.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20413A;Buy off the mutineers.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20413B;Wait.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20413C;Shell them with artillery!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20414_NAME;Unrest in the army;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20414_DESC;Cases of unrest and indiscipline have become evident in some divisions due to the persistent tactics of the army's commander, Joseph Joffre. It is hoped that by granting concessions, the army will recover its spirit and continue the war at full fighting effectiveness.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20414A;We must show more resolve.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20415_NAME;The mutiny continues;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20415_DESC;The mutinies that have taken hold of our armies since our most recent offensive continue to spread across units at the front.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20415A;We must show more resolve.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20416_NAME;The mutiny continues;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20416_DESC;The mutinies that have taken hold of our armies since our most recent offensive continue to spread across units at the front.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20416A;We must show more resolve.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20417_NAME;Conscription in West Africa;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20417_DESC;With the war with Germany dragging on, the question as to whether to introduce conscription in France's West African colonies to boost manpower, arises.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20417A;We need the men!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20417B;The Senegalese will be of no use.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20418_NAME;The Bambara Revolt;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20418_DESC;The Bambara have staged an anticonscription revolt! Troops are being sent to the region to quell the unrest.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20418A;How troublesome!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20419_NAME;The Dahomey Revolt;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20419_DESC;The natives in the Dahomey have staged an uprising! Troops are being sent to the region to quell the unrest.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20419A;How troublesome!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20420_NAME;African colonies recruitment drive;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20420_DESC;Blaise Diagne, the Senegalese African member of the French National Assembly, has used his personal standing in the West African colonies to help raise large numbers of African troops for the war effort.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20420A;Vive la France!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20421_NAME;Labour battalions from China;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20421_DESC;With China's entry into the war, Labour battalions of over 100,000 Chinese were sent primarily to the Western Front until the end of the war. China secured the termination of German and Austrian extraterritoriality and Boxer indemnity payments, and the return of their concessions in Tianjin and Hankou. The Allies postponed Boxer payments for five years. Japan lent the Duan regime 140 million yen.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME20421A;Hurrah!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_20799_DESC;With the outbreak of war with Germany, the French President Raymond Poincaré, born in Lorraine, reaffirmed his resolve to recapture his homeland from the Germans, but also discussed with ministers and generals, the terms upon which France would have to seek a negotiated settlement.  The Prime Minister commented that although the war would be short, the possibility of a protracted conflict could not be counted out, and that if the country’s dissent levels were to reach 55% and manpower reserves were to drop to as low as 411, that it would be impossible to continue the war.  The Chief of the French Army, the charismatic General Joseph Joffre then told the President that if the French army were beaten and the cities of Paris, Amiens, Auxerre, Sedan, Dijon, Troyes, Chaumont, St. Mihiel, Nancy and Reims were lost, then continuing the fight would be hopeless even if the government were to flee.  If after May 1915 the city of Bordeaux were lost, then it should be expected that the entire country would have been overrun and that fielding conventional forces with which to fight the Germans would not be possible.  Despite this, Joffre was certain that France would not be beaten on the battlefield and that the French people would remain behind the war effort until France had emerged victorious.;;;;;;;;;;X
#GERMANY##############################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21001_NAME;Austria-Hungary wants our support;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21001_DESC;Count Hoyos, from the Austro-Hungarian foreign ministry has arrived in Berlin to seek German support in the aftermath of the assassination of the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, Franz Ferdinand. The assassination has caused fury across Europe, with a wide spread belief that Serbia has to be punished for its implicated involvement in Franz Ferdinand's murder. Hoyos has told the German government that war is Vienna's favoured option, as it will provide a definite answer to the Serbian question that has threatened the stability of the Empire for decades. Serbia, Hoyos said, might be allowed to survive, but shall be dismembered so as to neutralise its ability to cause unrest within the Empire. The Kaiser is of the opinion that Russia shall not intervene in an Austro-Hungarian-Serbian war because the Tsar would not have the temerity to show support for regicides. If the German government does not support Austria-Hungary, then it may cause a rift in the Central Alliance and eventually leave Germany without any effective allies in Europe. Supporting Austria-Hungary will strengthen their position in the Balkans, and strengthen the Central Alliance as a whole. Russia's response will now determine how events unfold. What shall the German government do?;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21001A;Support them.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21001B;Don't support them.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21002_NAME;The Schlieffen Plan;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21002_DESC;Ever since France and Russia became allies, Germany had been faced with the possibility of war on two fronts. In 1905, Chief of the General Staff Graf Alfred von Schlieffen devised the plan that bore his name. It called for a sudden, massive attack in the West, passing through the neutral Low Countries in order to encircle the French Army. The idea was to defeat the French in a maximum of 40 days before Russia could mobilise its vast but ponderous forces. However, when the long-feared war actually arrived, Kaiser Wilhelm had an attack of last-minute nerves. He asked his generals to stand on the defensive in the West, cancel the attack on Belgium in case it provoked Britain, and send all their troops against Russia instead. The High Command refused, saying that to change the plan at such short notice would be disastrous. But violating the neutrality of Belgium could have disastrous results, if the United Kingdom choose to enter the war, which would mean that Germany had to face an enemy with an empire where the sun never set.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21002A;The war in the west shall be over in 40 days!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21002B;Implement the original Schlieffen Plan in full.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21002C;Russia must be defeated first.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21003_NAME;Bombardment of Yorkshire Coast;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21003_DESC;Yesteday, our navy saw an opportunity to slip a force of battlecruisers past the British blockade and shell their coast line. Such a failure by the Royal Navy to safeguard their people has turned out to be a huge embarrassment to them, has increased popular unrest and caused the public to question the omnipotence of the British at sea.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21003A;Hurrah!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21020_NAME;The sealed train;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21020_DESC;Russia is currently in the grip of revolution. The bolshevik agitator Lenin, currently in exile in Switzerland, wishes to return home, which would mean crossing German territory. He will doubtless stir up all kinds of trouble in Russia - which would weaken them, to our benefit. However, assisting such a notorious communist might cause some problems for us in the long term.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21020A;Send Lenin to Russia!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21020B;Deny permission.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21021_NAME;Oil from Romania;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21021_DESC;Despite their close and friendly ties to Germany, the Romanian government has refused to join us in our war against the Entente. Perhaps to salve their consciences, they have at least agreed to sell us a large shipment of oil at favourable rates.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21021A;Better than nothing.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21022_NAME;Oil from Romania;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21022_DESC;Another shipment of oil has arrived from Romania.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21022A;Sehr gut!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21025_NAME;The Iron Hindenburg of Berlin;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21025_DESC;After his victories on the Eastern Front, Paul von Hindenburg became a popular hero in Germany. This inspired a novel idea to raise funds for the war effort. A gigantic wooden statue of the Field Marshal holding a sword was built in the Tiergarten in Berlin, standing 12 metres tall and weighing 33 tons. Members of the public who made a donation were then given an iron nail and invited to hammer it into the statue. By the end of the war the statue of Hindenburg would bristle with over 20 tons of nails.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21025A;A symbol of the iron will of the German people!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21100_NAME;Create a puppet Poland?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21100_DESC;We now control the former Russian province of Poland. Shall we create a new buffer state, with a government loyal to us? This will free our occupation troops for other duties. Alternatively we can leave the area under military control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21100A;Grant limited independence.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21100B;Keep under military occupation.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21101_NAME;Create a puppet Byelorussia?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21101_DESC;We now control the former Russian province of Byelorussia. Shall we create a new buffer state, with a government loyal to us? This will free our occupation troops for other duties. Alternatively we can leave the area under military control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21101A;Keep under military occupation.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21101B;Grant limited independence.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21102_NAME;Create a puppet Ukraine?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21102_DESC;We now control the former Russian province of Ukraine. Shall we create a new buffer state, with a government loyal to us? This will free our occupation troops for other duties. Alternatively we can leave the area under military control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21102A;Grant limited independence.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21102B;Keep under military occupation.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21103_NAME;Create a puppet Lithuania?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21103_DESC;We now control the former Russian province of Lithuania. Shall we create a new buffer state, with a government loyal to us? This will free our occupation troops for other duties. Alternatively we can leave the area under military control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21103A;Grant limited independence.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21103B;Keep under military occupation.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21104_NAME;Create a puppet Latvia?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21104_DESC;We now control the former Russian province of Latvia. Shall we create a new buffer state, with a government loyal to us? This will free our occupation troops for other duties. Alternatively we can leave the area under military control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21104A;Grant limited independence.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21104B;Keep under military occupation.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21105_NAME;Create a puppet Estonia?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21105_DESC;We now control the former Russian province of Estonia. Shall we create a new buffer state, with a government loyal to us? This will free our occupation troops for other duties. Alternatively we can leave the area under military control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21105A;Grant limited independence.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21105B;Keep under military occupation.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21200_NAME;Tributary Poland;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21200_DESC;Poland is now a separate country under our control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21200A;Sehr gut!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21201_NAME;Tributary Byelorussia;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21201_DESC;Byelorussia is now a separate country under our control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21201A;Sehr gut!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21202_NAME;Tributary Ukraine;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21202_DESC;Ukraine is now a separate country under our control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21202A;Sehr gut!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21203_NAME;Tributary Lithuania;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21203_DESC;Lithuania is now a separate country under our control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21203A;Sehr gut!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21204_NAME;Tributary Latvia;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21204_DESC;Latvia is now a separate country under our control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21204A;Sehr gut!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21205_NAME;Tributary Estonia;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21205_DESC;Estonia is now a separate country under our control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21205A;Sehr gut!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21206_NAME;Tributary Finland;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21206_DESC;Finland is now a separate country under our control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21206A;Sehr gut!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21350_NAME;Fate of the German Mediterranean Squadron;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21350_DESC;In 1914, Breslau and Goeben, two of the best German ships, were stationed at Pola in the Mediterranean. Now the question is what to do with these ships. In history, Admiral Souchon would break through to Constantinople to try and convince the Ottoman Empire to join the war, but other options available included returning to Germany or joining the Austro-Hungarian fleet.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21350A;Stay in Pola with the Austro-Hungarian fleet.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21350B;Break through to Constantinople.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21351_NAME;Fate of the German Mediterranean Squadron;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21351_DESC;In 1914, Breslau and Goeben, two of the best German ships, were stationed at Pola in the Mediterranean. Now the question is what to do with these ships. In history, Admiral Souchon would break through to Constantinople to try and convince the Ottoman Empire to join the war, but other options available included returning to Germany or joining the Austro-Hungarian fleet.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21351A;Break through to Constantinople.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21351B;Stay in Pola with the Austro-Hungarian fleet.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21450_NAME;Back down over Cayenne?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21450_DESC;It has been decided by the American government to implement the Monroe Doctrine. Washington is demanding that German sovereignty over our newly acquired territory in Guiana ends. How shall we respond?;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21450A;We must back down.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21450B;French Guiana is rightfully ours!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21451_NAME;German Army captures London;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21451_DESC;The capital of the British Empire, London, is firmly in the hands of the German Army. After a prolonged struggle for the city, with street-to-street fighting, the German Army has flushed out all British resistance. Beginning with a massive preliminary bombardment, the German Army began the advance by moving through Lewisham, eventually reaching the Thames and meeting stiff opposition at Tower Bridge. A British naval brigade symbolically recaptured Trafalgar Square after vicious hand-to-hand fighting, before losing it again after the ferocious German counterattack. At Kensington Palace, the Prince of Wales made a determined last stand before German units took the building, room by room. The remnants of the British Army have fallen back to a new defensive position around Barnet.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21451A;London is ours!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21452_NAME;To the defence of Ulster;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21452_DESC;Germany has a unique opportunity to take the lead in the protestant world while taking advantage of Britain's difficulties by lending support to the Ulster Volunteer Force, currently at war with Britain and the Irish Free State. The more adventurist policymakers in the Wilhelmstrasse advocate intervention in the conflict on Ulster's side, yet others believe that such an aggressive act would lead to a devastating war with Britain, and a possibly wider one on the continent.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21452A;Meddling in Anglo-Irish affairs will be suicide;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21452B;Defend our protestant brothers against Anglo-Catholic oppression!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21500_NAME;War from below;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21500_DESC;In early 1915 the German navy saw great potential in the submarine as a weapon to destroy not only warships, but also vast numbers of merchant vessels. Thus allowing a shortage of goods coming from the Entente's colonial empires and from trade with neutral nations. However, the standard practice of submarines surfacing to allow their victims time to escape before they sank the ship put the submarine at serious risk. The use of unrestricted submarine reduced the risk to the subs, but had other consequences, such as the angering of neutral nations.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21500A;We need to stop all shipping into the Entente!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21500B;We must respect the laws of the sea and keep honour.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21501_NAME;The sinking of the Lusitania;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21501_DESC;Sir, we have a report from U-20, who was on station in the Irish Sea. It states that they sank the Lusitania, a British liner carrying ammunition from the United States to England in addition to the passengers on board. The captain reports that many of the passengers did not make it off the sinking ship.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21501A;How unfortunate, but it was carrying war supplies.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21502_NAME;US Response to the Lusitania;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21502_DESC;Sir, the United States is threatening to break diplomatic relations over the loss of over a hundred Americans on board the Lusitania.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21502A;We must try to smooth this over!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21502B;Who cares?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21503_NAME;Restrictions on u-boat warfare;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21503_DESC;We must now impose strict limitations on the operation of our submarines.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21503A;Impose the restrictions.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21504_NAME;An alliance with Mexico?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21504_DESC;War with the United States now appears inevitable. Our attacks on the convoy routes to Britain have angered them, and they are drawing closer to England by the day. Fortunately, their army is tiny, and it will take a long time for them to deploy significant forces to Europe - so it is essential we win the war before that can happen. Fortunately, our Foreign Minister has a cunning plan to help us achieve this. We should make a secret alliance with Mexico, so that they will launch a surprise attack on the USA if and when the Americans declare war on us. This will distract them and tie up a large portion of the US army, giving us more time to secure victory here. We can pay the Mexicans off for their assistance with US territory and perhaps some economic aid. What do you think?;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21504A;Send the message and seek Mexican alliance.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21504B;It is not wise to further antagonize the Americans.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21505_NAME;Submarine warfare revisited;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21505_DESC;The war is going on for far too long, we must drive England from the war, to do this we must lift the ban on unrestricted submarine warfare.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21505A;It is our only chance.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21506_NAME;War with the United States;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21506_DESC;In addition to the enemies we have already, now we must fight a country where the average farmhouse has the equivalent firepower to a platoon. We must win this war before the United States can marshal its forces against us, however the navy is confident that even if they marshal their forces our U-boats will sink their troop ships before they even reach French soil.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21506A;Damn!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21507_NAME;The Mexicans have agreed;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21507_DESC;The Mexicans have decided to wage war on the United States should they choose to side against us.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21507A;Wunderbar!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21600_NAME;Weimar elections February 1919;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21600_DESC;The people of Germany have gone to the polls to elect a new government.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21600A;Elect Centre-Left Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21600B;Elect Centrist Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21600C;Elect Centre-Right Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21600D;No change.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21601_NAME;Weimar elections June 1919;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21601_DESC;The people of Germany have gone to the polls to elect a new government.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21601A;Elect Centre-Left Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21601B;Elect Centrist Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21601C;Elect Centre-Right Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21601D;No change.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21602_NAME;Weimar elections June 1920;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21602_DESC;The people of Germany have gone to the polls to elect a new government.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21602A;Elect Centrist Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21602B;Elect Centre-Left Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21602C;Elect Centre-Right Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21602D;No change.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21603_NAME;Weimar elections May 1921;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21603_DESC;The people of Germany have gone to the polls to elect a new government.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21603A;Elect Centrist Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21603B;Elect Centre-Left Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21603C;Elect Centre-Right Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21603D;No change.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21604_NAME;Weimar elections October 1921;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21604_DESC;The people of Germany have gone to the polls to elect a new government.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21604A;Elect Centrist Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21604B;Elect Centre-Left Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21604C;Elect Centre-Right Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21604D;No change.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21605_NAME;Weimar elections November 1922;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21605_DESC;The people of Germany have gone to the polls to elect a new government.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21605A;Elect Centrist Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21605B;Elect Centre-Left Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21605C;Elect Centre-Right Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21605D;No change.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21606_NAME;Weimar elections August 1923;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21606_DESC;The people of Germany have gone to the polls to elect a new government.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21606A;Elect Centre-Right Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21606B;Elect Centrist Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21606C;Elect Centre-Left Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21606D;No change.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21607_NAME;Weimar elections October 1923;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21607_DESC;The people of Germany have gone to the polls to elect a new government.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21607A;Elect Centre-Right Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21607B;Elect Centrist Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21607C;Elect Centre-Left Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21607D;No change.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21608_NAME;Weimar elections November 1923;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21608_DESC;The people of Germany have gone to the polls to elect a new government.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21608A;Elect Centrist Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21608B;Elect Centre-Right Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21608C;Elect Centre-Left Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21608D;No change.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21609_NAME;Weimar elections June 1924;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21609_DESC;The people of Germany have gone to the polls to elect a new government.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21609A;Elect Centrist Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21609B;Elect Centre-Right Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21609C;Elect Centre-Left Coalition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21609D;No change.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21650_NAME;Munich 'Beer Hall' Putsch;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21650_DESC;As the Bavarian Prime Minister, Gustav von Kahr was holding a meeting in a Munich Beer Hall, the National Socialist German Workers Party leader Adolf Hitler entered the building with his stormtroopers and proclaimed that the national revolution had begun. Leaving Hermann Goering and the SA to guard the building, Hitler took von Kahr and the chiefs of the army and police in Bavaria, and persuaded them, with the arrival of General Ludendorff, to participate in the coup attempt. Hitler, Goering and Ludendorff then marched through Munich and linked up with Ernst Röhm’s forces, which had seized the War ministry. From here, the Nazis, meeting no opposition moved north to Berlin, toppling the democratic government and setting up a dictatorship, with Hitler as Reichspresident.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME21650A;Ein Volk - ein Reich - ein Führer!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_21798_DESC;In a specially convened war council, Kaiser Wilhelm II and his ministers discussed the coming war, and speculated the terms upon which the country would be forced to seek a peace settlement with the Entente powers.  Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg, the Imperial Chancellor put forward his assessment of the situation and said that if the war were to be prolonged, that the support of the German people could not be counted upon forever, and that if dissent reached 55% and Germany’s manpower levels were to reach as low as 535, that waging the war effectively would become impossible.  The head of the Kaiser’s military cabinet, General Lyncker and the War Minister, General Erich von Falkenhayn then put forward the view that if the German army was beaten in battle and the key cities of Königsberg, Berlin, Dresden, Leipzig, Essen, Wilhelmshaven and Köln were captured by the enemy, that Germany would have to seek a peace settlement.  Despite this, von Bethmann-Hollweg and von Falkenhayn were in agreement with the Kaiser that the war would be won quickly.;;;;;;;;;;X
#GREECE###############################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_22001_NAME;Divided loyalties;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_22001_DESC;King Constantine of Greece is a firm supporter of Germany - educated at the Berlin military academy and married to the Kaiser's sister. However, his Prime Minister Eleftherios Venizelos is an equally strong supporter of Britain and France, hoping to win their support for his Pan-Hellenic dream of seeing all Greeks united under one flag. In such circumstances, Greece faces a difficult decision in deciding where its loyalties should lie.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME22001A;Remain neutral.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME22001B;Join the Central Powers.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME22001C;Join the Entente.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_22002_NAME;War with Turkey?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_22002_DESC;Now that the Entente are at war with the Ottoman Empire, they seek Greek support and basing rights. This would be popular with the general public, since Turkey is the traditional enemy and controls many provinces still inhabited by Greeks. However, King Constantine is strongly opposed to this since it would mean Greece joining the war against Germany.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME22002A;Remain neutral.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME22002B;Liberate our Greek cousins from the Turks!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_22003_NAME;Salonika;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_22003_DESC;The entry of Bulgaria into the war on Germany's side has raised the stakes in the Greek political debate between the pro-German King Constantine and supporters of the Entente, led by Venizelos. Under the terms of the 1913 treaty between Greece and Serbia, the Bulgarian attack ought to lead automatically to a Greek declaration of war against the Central Powers. However, Constantine is not prepared to honour this alliance, and insists that Greece remain neutral. To counter this, Venizelos has on his own authority invited the Entente powers to send troops into Greek territory and use the port of Salonika as a base.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME22003A;Venizelos is a traitor!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME22003B;Venizelos did the right thing.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_22004_NAME;The abdication of King Constantine;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_22004_DESC;After the Salonika crisis, Venizelos set up a revolutionary Committee of National Defence in that city under Entente protection. Meanwhile, King Constantine followed an increasingly pro-German course - although a military intervention against Athens by the French fleet in December 1916 deterred him from any active participation in the war. The following year, however, Constantine sent a personal message to the Kaiser saying that he was 'praying for Germany's glorious victory'. That gave the Entente powers the excuse they needed to act, and on 11 June they issued a demand that the King abdicate in favour of his son Alexander.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME22004A;Abdicate the throne.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME22004B;Defy the Entente!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_22200_NAME;Nationalist movement in Turkey;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_22200_DESC;The emergence of a nationalist movement in Angora headed by Mustafa Kemal threatens the position of the Greek people in Anatolia. The Treaty of Sèvres created a new Hellenic Empire in Anatolia in imitation of Byzantium, and Kemal has vowed to wage war in order to unseat this new order. The Greek government must decide whether to confront Kemal or give way to his demands.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME22200A;Crush them!.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME22200B;Withdraw from Anatolia.;;;;;;;;;;X
#HEJAZ################################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_25001_NAME;Hejaz and Britain at war;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_25001_DESC;Hejaz and Britain are now at war. Our three British leaders refuses to give us any help.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME25001A;Damn.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_25002_NAME;Forever lose the service of the British officers;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_25002_DESC;Due to the harsh relations between the Hejaz and Britain, our foreign officers no longer wishes to serve us.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME25002A;That's bad.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_25003_NAME;Hedjazi neutrality;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_25003_DESC;The Sharif of Mecca has decided to declare neutrality with the outbreak of hostilities.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME25003A;Ok.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_25004_NAME;Hussein considers revolt;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_25004_DESC;With the knowledge that the Ottoman authorities plan to overthrow him, Sharif Hussein of Mecca decides that revolt against Turkey must come sooner rather than later, and that outside help will be needed in order to give the revolt the impetus it needs. Hussein has already made overtures to Britain concerning possible revolt, but these have not proven very successful. However, Sir Henry McMahon has recently arrived in Cairo as the new High Commissioner, and Hussein considers the possibility that he may be more susceptible to his advances. Should Hussein start the revolt now, or make further enquiries with the British?;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME25004A;We need the British to make the revolt a success.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME25004B;We must revolt now!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_25005_NAME;McMahon supports revolt;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_25005_DESC;Sir Henry McMahon, the British High Commissioner in Cairo has expressed his support for Arab claims to independence. However, Hussein has articulated his concern at the ambiguity of McMahon's assurances as well as his statement that 'Great Britain is free to act without detriment to the interests of her ally, France', not to mention his assertion that territory 'to the west of the districts of Damascus, Homs, Hama and Aleppo cannot be said to be purely Arab, and should be excluded from the limits demanded'. Seemingly, the said territory will be put under European rule once the Turkish have been defeated. Shall we revolt with Britain’s backing?;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME25005A;Start planning the revolt with Britain’s help.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME25005B;Start the revolt without Britain.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_25006_NAME;McMahon does not support the revolt;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_25006_DESC;The treacherous McMahon has removed support for our plans for revolt. Are we to put our weight behind the Turkish war effort or remain neutral?;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME25006A;Onward to Cairo!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME25006B;Remain neutral.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_25007_NAME;Arab revolt;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_25007_DESC;The long threatened Arab revolt has begun. Royal Navy vessels have already commenced movements up and down the Hejazi coastline to deter Turkish forces. However, it would seem that the much heralded revolt will prove to be a paper tiger - no Arabic units of the Ottoman army have defected, the secret Arab society, Al-Faruqi have failed to show themselves and Arab attacks are proving hopeless against Turkish artillery. Meanwhile, the Arab Bureau in Cairo have sent Ronald Storrs and Lieutenant T.E. Lawrence to Jeddah on a fact finding mission...;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME25007A;Onward to Damascus!;;;;;;;;;;X
#ITALY################################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_27001_NAME;Leaving the Central Powers;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_27001_DESC;With the Austro-Hungarian decision to declare war on Serbia without discussing the matter with Italy, the validity of the alliance between the Central Powers, Austria-Hungary, Germany and Italy is questionable.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME27001A;No alliance with treacherous empires!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME27001B;Don't let Austria-Hungary down.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_27002_NAME;Leaving the Central Powers;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_27002_DESC;With the Austro-Hungarian decision to declare war on Serbia without any support from either Italy or Germany and thus leaving the Central Powers, the validity of the alliance between the two remaining Central Powers, Germany and Italy is questionable.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME27002A;Don't let Germany down.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME27002B;There is no point with this alliance.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME27002C;We shall punish the treacherous empire of Austria-Hungary!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_27020_NAME;An offer from Austria-Hungary;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_27020_DESC;Although Italy was allied to Austria-Hungary for many years, the Austrian occupation of two provinces which rightfully belong to Italy (Trieste and Trentino) long soured relations between the two countries. When the Dual Monarchy launched its war of aggression against Serbia, that gave Italy the excuse we needed to back out of the alliance gracefully.  Now the Austrians have come back begging for our help, although they are still unwilling to return our unredeemed lands. Should we accept their offer, or just try to use it as leverage to get a better deal from France and Britain?;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME27020A;Ask the Entente for a better deal.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME27020B;Accept the offer.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_27021_NAME;Italia Irredenta;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_27021_DESC;Although Italy was allied to Austria-Hungary for many years, the Austrian occupation of two provinces which rightfully belong to Italy (Trieste and Trentino) long soured relations between the two countries. When the Dual Monarchy launched its war of aggression against Serbia, that gave Italy the excuse we needed to back out of the alliance gracefully. Since the Austrians remain unwilling to return our unredeemed lands, perhaps the time has now come to ally ourselves with the Entente and complete the reunification of our nation?;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME27021A;Open negotiations with the Entente.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_27022_NAME;A very generous offer from Austria-Hungary;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_27022_DESC;Although Italy was allied to Austria-Hungary for many years, the Austrian occupation of two provinces which rightfully belong to Italy (Trieste and Trentino) long soured relations between the two countries. Now, however, the Dual Monarchy has realised it needs Italian help in its war with the Entente, and has agreed to return our territory in exchange for an alliance. Public opinion will be strongly in favour of accepting this deal, although there are some who calculate that an alliance with the Entente powers might be more in Italy's long-term interest.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME27022A;Accept the offer.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME27022B;Open negotiations with the Entente instead.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_27023_NAME;The Treaty of London;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_27023_DESC;The Entente has agreed to officially recognise our claims to the Trentino and Trieste, and provide financial support for our war effort. They are also willing to allow us a free hand in extending our control over the Eastern Mediterranean, should we decide to continue our policy of expansion there. In return, they expect us to declare war on the Central Powers. Should we agree to an alliance?;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME27023A;Yes, join the Entente.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME27023B;No, stay neutral.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_27024_NAME;Breakdown of negotiations;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_27024_DESC;Sadly, the Entente have failed to make us a decent offer. Even worse, news of our talks with them leaked out and the Austrians have also backed away. It seems that Italy will be staying out of the war, for the time being, at least.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME27024A;Very well.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_27809_DESC;The Italian government has convened a meeting in which the conditions in which Italy would be forced out of the war were discussed.  The prime minister thought that the country could not maintain the support of the Italian people indefinitely, in the unlikely event of the war lasting for a very long time, and that a peace settlement would have to be reached if dissent struck 55% and manpower dropped to 411.  It was also mentioned that the loss of the industrial north, including Turin, Milan and Genoa, as well as the capital, Rome, would render Italy’s attempt to wage war, useless.  However, the ministers and generals were confident that Italy would be able to achieve a swift and decisive victory.;;;;;;;;;;X 
#JAPAN################################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_28001_NAME;War with Germany?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_28001_DESC;With Germany and Great Britain at war, the validity of the 1902 Anglo-Japanese alliance comes into question. The British ambassador, Sir William Greene was recently informed by the Japanese foreign minister that the 1902 alliance would be activated when British posessions were attacked by the Germans, yet no attack has yet occurred. Meanwhile, many Japanese cabinet members are demanding that Japan enters the war immediately in order to seize Germany's Oriental and Pacific territories before they are captured and shared by the British, Australians and New Zealanders.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME28001A;Declare war on Germany!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME28001B;Remain neutral.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_28200_NAME;The Twenty One Demands;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_28200_DESC;Now that Japan has a good relations with the Entente, it is a good time to advance the interests of the Japanese Empire in China with the Twenty One Demands, whilst the world is at war.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME28200A;Send The Twenty One Demands, at the risk of open war with China.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME28200B;Do not risk it.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_28201_NAME;The Twenty One Demands partially accepted;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_28201_DESC;China has accepted all of our demands except for the fifth part, which would have made China a puppet state under the Japanese flag. This is nevertheless a great diplomatic triumph for the Japanese Empire.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME28201A;That'll have to do.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME28201B;That's not enough!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_28202_NAME;All of The Twenty One Demands accepted;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_28202_DESC;China has accepted all of our demands! We now effectively control them as a satellite!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME28202A;This is a great day for the Japanese Empire!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_28203_NAME;War with China?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_28203_DESC;China has chosen to defy all of our demands. If we declare war, we will be on our own.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME28203A;The Japanese Empire will not take no for an answer! This means war!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME28203B;Leave it.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_28204_NAME;Withdrawal from Shandong;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_28204_DESC;none ?????????????????????? none;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME28204A;We'll have to give it back.;;;;;;;;;;X
#MEXICO###############################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_32001_NAME;The Veracruz incident;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_32001_DESC;USA has occupied the city of Veracruz due to the arrestings of some United States sailors that was tresspassing the city harbor. We'd better not care about it until we have solved our problems with the revolters.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME32001A;Let them have it for the moment.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_32002_NAME;Huerta resigns;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_32002_DESC;After heavy casualties on the field, the loss of the important city of Veracruz, and the rebellion armies closing in, president Huerta resigned in July 1914. The various leaders in the revolting armies now fought each other to become the new president. Will Mexico ever become a peaceful country again?;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME32002A;Surrender.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME32002B;We shall fight on to the bitter end!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_32003_NAME;The United Mexican States;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_32003_DESC;After the Mexican Civil War, the new government has re-established contacts with most countries.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME32003A;Good.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_32500_NAME;German alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_32500_DESC;We have received a telegram from Germany sir: 'On the first of February we intend to begin submarine warfare unrestricted. In spite of this, it is our intention to endeavor to keep neutral the United States of America. If this attempt is not successful, we propose an alliance on the following basis with Mexico - That we shall make war together and together make peace. We shall give general financial support, and it is understood that Mexico is to reconquer the lost territory in New Mexico, Texas, and Arizona. The details are left to you for settlement... You are instructed to inform the President of Mexico of the above in the greatest confidence as soon as it is certain that there will be an outbreak of war with the United States and suggest that the President of Mexico, on his own initiative, should communicate with Japan suggesting adherence at once to this plan - at the same time, offer to mediate between Germany and Japan. Please call to the attention of the President of Mexico that the employment of ruthless submarine warfare now promises to compel England to make peace in a few months. Signed: Zimmerman (Secretary of State)' How shall we react?;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME32500A;Zimmerman es loco!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME32500B;Agree to the German message.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_32501_NAME;Honor our agreement;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_32501_DESC;Germany and the United States are at war, we can now reclaim our lost lands from the Gringos.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME32501A;Honor our agreement with Germany!;;;;;;;;;;X
#MONTENEGRO###########################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_34001_NAME;Our fellow brothers are under attack;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_34001_DESC;The malicious and imperialistic dual-monarchy of Austria-Hungary has unrightfully started a full-out war on our brotherland Serbia.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME34001A;Rush to their defence!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME34001B;We can't help them in ther futile struggle.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_34800_NAME;Join the Kingdom?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_34800_DESC;Montenegro became a principality in 1852 and was formally recognised as an indepedent state in 1878. With Austria-Hungary defeated, the Serbs are finally free and now strive for ever closer union. Some in Montenegro believe that it is the duty of Montenegrins to join the new Slavic Kingdom, whilst others, who guard Montenegrin independence jealously, are mistrustful of Serbia's ruling Karadjordjevic family.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME34800A;For Greater Serbia!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME34800B;We must remain independent.;;;;;;;;;;X
#NEJD#################################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_35101_NAME;Caliph declares Holy War;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_35101_DESC;Recent events have caused our political alignment to move nearer the Central Powers.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME35101A;Ok.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_35102_NAME;Islam rallies nearer to the Central Powers;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_35102_DESC;Recent events have caused our political alignment to move nearer the Central Powers.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME35102A;Ok.;;;;;;;;;;X
#NETHERLANDS###########################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_37001_NAME;Refugees from Belgium;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_37001_DESC;When German troops poured over the Belgian border, many Belgians fled their country and sought a place to live. Most of them had the Netherlands in their minds.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME37001A;Let's give them shelter and work.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME37001B;We couldn't care less.;;;;;;;;;;X
#OTTOMAN EMPIRE########################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41001_NAME;Buying the Rio de Janeiro;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41001_DESC;The bankrupt Government of Brazil has decided to put their powerful half completed battleship 'Rio de Janeiro' up for sale.  Currently in construction in Newcastle upon Tyne, she is the longest Dreadnought in the world and is armed with a formidable armament of fourteen twelve inch guns.  With its acquisition, Turkey could have a powerful navy.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME41001A;Yes, buy the ship. We need a powerful navy.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME41001B;No, it is too expensive.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41002_NAME;The Sultan Osman I is complete;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41002_DESC;The new battleship 'Sultan Osman I' that we bought from Brazil under the name 'Rio de Janeiro' is ready and awaits your command.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME41002A;Great!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41003_NAME;The Sultan Osman I is seized;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41003_DESC;The British have taken our battleship 'Sultan Osman I' and integrated her as 'Agincourt' into their fleet.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME41003A;Infidel dogs!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41004_NAME;The Reshadieh is complete;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41004_DESC;The new battleship 'Reshadieh' is ready and awaits your command - it is one of the most powerful warships afloat, at 23,000 tons and carrying ten 13.5 inch guns.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME41004A;Great!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41005_NAME;The Reshadieh is seized;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41005_DESC;The British have seized our battleship 'Reshadieh', one of the most powerful warships afloat, at 23,000 tons and carrying ten 13.5 inch guns.  It was under construction in an English shipyard, and has now been integrated by the British Admiralty as 'Erin' into the Royal Navy.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME41005A;Infidel dogs!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41006_NAME;Buying the Almirante Latorre;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41006_DESC;The 28,000 ton 'Almirante Latorre' is under construction in a British dockyard.  Carrying ten fourteen inch guns, it is a powerful vessel, and it is believed by many in the Turkish government that it's purchase will enhance the Ottoman Empire's power in the Mediterranean.  However, the Chileans are nervous of Argentine ambitions and may not put the vessel up for sale.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME41006A;Yes, buy the ship. We need a powerful navy.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME41006B;No, it is too expensive.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41007_NAME;The ex-Almirante Latorre is complete;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41007_DESC;The new battleship that we bought from Chile under the name 'Almirante Latorre' is ready and awaits your command.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME41007A;Great!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41008_NAME;The ex-Almirante Latorre is seized;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41008_DESC;The British have seized our new battleship and integrated her as 'Canada' into their fleet.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME41008A;Infidel dogs!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41010_NAME;Secret alliance negotiations with Germany;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41010_DESC;After the seizure of two of our warships by the British Admiralty, it is the considered opinion of many in the Turkish government and the Sublime Porte that an alliance with Germany will reverse more than a century of bullying by Russia, Britain and France and ensure that Egypt, Tunis and the Caucasus are returned to their rightful owners.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME41010A;Allah-il-akbar and Germany is a good friend.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME41010B;No, let's stay neutral.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41011_NAME;The German Mediterranean Squadron arrives in Constantinople;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41011_DESC;This morning, the ships of the German Mediterranean Squadron arrived in Constantinople under the command of Admiral Souchon. They will raise our flag and fight in our navy against the Entente when the time comes.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME41011A;Great!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41012_NAME;The Ottoman declaration of war;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41012_DESC;After the secret alliance negotiations with Germany and the gift from them in form of the ships Breslau and Goeben, the Ottoman Empire decided to go to war against the Entente. This declaration of war was given by the two mentioned ships, when they (and the rest of the Ottoman fleet) shelled several Russian Black Sea harbours.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME41012A;Let us show them our mighty fleet!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41013_NAME;Enter the war?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41013_DESC;The 'sick man of Europe' remains neutral while war rages in Europe. Enver Pasha is enthusiastically pro-German, and has the backing of the military and bureaucracy, and wishes to see Turkey take revenge for a century of bullying by Russia and the Western Powers. Talaat Pasha is more pragmatic, and favours neutrality so as to remain on good terms with the Entente. Turkey is in decline - redemption may be found in the spoils of war.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME41013A;Join the Central Powers!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME41013B;Remain neutral.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41014_DESC;The Turkish government belives that it would be consistent with the Sultan's desire to wage Jihad against the enemies of the Central Powers, to entice Abyssinia into an agreement.  Their ruler, Lij Iyasu took to the throne in 1913 with an agenda of improved relations with the country's Muslim population, especially in Harar.  Common belief that Iyasu is actually a Muslim, seems to be confirmed by his marriage to several Muslim women.  Iyasu seeks an outlet to the sea, but since the 'Scramble for Africa' in the late nineteenth century, the European colonial powers have taken control of the territory surrounding Abyssinia, on the Red Sea, Gulf of Aden and the Indian Ocean. Therefore, Iyasu has the hope that the European war can be exploited so as to gain territorially in Africa, but will need to be convinced that the Central Powers will be capable of providing support, if Abyssinia is to align themselves with Germany and Turkey. It is hoped that Iyasu will make war against the British, French and Italians if the Sanussi maintain their stronghold in the Saharan desert, the Turkish army crosses the Suez Canal and the British position in their East African colony is seriously undermined.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41200_NAME;Declare Holy War?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41200_DESC;It is hoped that by declaring a jihad on behalf of the Islamic faith, the Caliph and Sultan of Turkey will inspire the muslim population of the British Empire, particularly in India and Egypt will rise up against their rulers and shake off British control. Such vicissitudes will compel the British to withdraw from the war, to great benefit of the Ottoman Empire. In either case, we lose the service of our competent British chief of navy, Sir Arthur Limpus.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME41200A;Jihad!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME41200B;The war will not be in the name of Allah.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41201_NAME;Holy War declared;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41201_DESC;The Caliph has declared Holy War upon his enemies.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME41201A;Jihad can begin!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41202_NAME;Instigate unrest in Egypt;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41202_DESC;The British position in Egypt depends upon the acquiescence of the Egyptian people. Should the Egyptian people become restless, then the situation in Egypt may become untenable for the country's British authorities. Now that Turkish forces have crossed the desolate Sinai desert, they are in position to attempt to cross the Suez canal and move onto Cairo. However, the canal provides a formidable barrier for an invading army, so it is hoped that an uprising of Egyptian nationalists and/or fanatical muslims will provide a distraction for the British army while the crossing of the canal is made.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME41202A;Instigate unrest!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME41202B;Let it lie.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41207_NAME;Tributary Georgia;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41207_DESC;Georgia is now a separate country under our control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME41207A;God is Great!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41208_NAME;Tributary Armenia;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41208_DESC;Armenia is now a separate country under our control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME41208A;God is Great!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41209_NAME;Tributary Azerbaijan;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41209_DESC;Azerbaijan is now a separate country under our control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME41209A;God is Great!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41300_NAME;Counter-government in Angora;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41300_DESC;The Great National Assembly has gathered in Angora to declare the legitimacy of their government over all of Turkey in contrast to the government of the Sultan in Constantinople, whom they have declared to be a prisoner of the victorious powers. In response, the Sultan has declared the leaders in the Angora government, headed by the charismatic Mustafa Kemal, to be traitors. The Sultan seems to accept the hopelessness of his situation, but Kemal is vowing to expel the foreign invaders from Anatolia.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME41300A;Side with the nationalists!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME41300B;Loyalty to the Sultan!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_41799_DESC;The Sultan of Turkey has been told by his senior ministers and generals that Turkey would be forced to seek a peace negotiation with the Entente powers if internal dissent reached 55% and manpower levels were to reach as low as 126.  It was also mentioned by Enver Pasha, that the loss of Constantinople, Baghdad and Damascus would be fatal for the Ottoman Empire, especially as the latter two would implicate the loss of Turkey’s Arab domains.;;;;;;;;;;X
#PORTUGAL##############################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_46001_NAME;The angel, 50,000 witnesses, and 'the Dancing Sun' at Fatima;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_46001_DESC;During the Great War, the three Portugese children Lucia, Francisco and Jacinta had regularly been visited by what seemed to be an angel when they pastured their sheep in an area known as Cova da Iria. In May 1917, the angel told them to visit Cova da Iria the 13th each month, which they now had done. The angel had also told them that she would visit them at Cova da Iria for the last time October 13th, where she would perform a miracle for everyone to see, and she would then also reveal who she was. Yesterday, October 13th, the day of the miracle had come. Over 50,000 pilgrims and others had gathered around near the town Fatima, not far from Lisabon, to watch what would happen. In the heavy rain under a dark sky, she arrived, and told them: 'I am Mary, Lady of the Rosary. Continue always to pray the Rosary every day. The war is going to end, and the soldiers will soon return to their homes.' The reporter of the anti-religious newspaper 'O Seculo' wrote, '[...]one could see the immense multitude turn towards the sun, which appeared free from clouds and at its zenith. It looked like a plaque of dull silver and it was possible to look at it without the least discomfort. It might have been an eclipse which was taking place. But at that moment a great shout went up and one could hear the spectators nearest at hand shouting: 'A miracle! A miracle!' before the astonished eyes of the crowd, whose aspect was Biblical as they stood bareheaded, eagerly searching the sky, the sun trembled, made sudden incredible movements outside all cosmic laws, the sun 'danced' according to the typical expression of the people.[...]';;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME46001A;Unbelievable!;;;;;;;;;;X
#RUMANIA##############################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_47001_NAME;Join the Central Powers?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_47001_DESC;Romania has close ties to Germany: her King Carol I is a relative of the Kaiser, Germany has invested large sums in the Romanian economy, and the two countries have a secret military agreement dating back over 30 years. However, Austro-Hungarian control over Transylvania - home to over 3 million ethnic Romanians - is a major obstacle to an alliance with the Central Powers. King Carol wishes to enter the war alongside Germany, but Prime Minister Bratianu warns that this will cause huge dissent among the people. His advice is to remain neutral and profit from the war by selling oil to Germany instead.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME47001A;Remain neutral.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME47001B;Join the Central Powers!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_47002_NAME;Join the Entente?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_47002_DESC;For years, our fellow-nationals in Transylvania have longed to win their freedom from the cold hand of their oppressors. With Austria-Hungary locked in mortal combat with the Entente Powers, perhaps now is the time to liberate our kindred in that province. Even if we cannot recover Transylvania by ourselves, at least by fighting alongside the Entente we can make a moral claim to be granted the province at the peace settlement.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME47002A;Join the Entente!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME47002B;Remain neutral.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_47003_NAME;Oil to Germany;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_47003_DESC;Romania's neutral stance in the war allows us to profit by selling oil to the belligerent powers.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME47003A;Excellent!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_47004_NAME;Oil to Germany;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_47004_DESC;Romania's neutral stance in the war allows us to profit by selling oil to the belligerent powers.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME47004A;Excellent!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_47005_NAME;Oil to Germany;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_47005_DESC;Romania's neutral stance in the war allows us to profit by selling oil to the belligerent powers.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME47005A;Excellent!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_47006_NAME;Oil to Germany;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_47006_DESC;Romania's neutral stance in the war allows us to profit by selling oil to the belligerent powers.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME47006A;Excellent!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_47100_NAME;King Carol I dies;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_47100_DESC;King Carol I of Romania has died, and has been succeeded by Ferdinand.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME47100A;The King is dead. Long live the new King!;;;;;;;;;;X
#RUSSIA###############################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48001_NAME;Serbia wants our support;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48001_DESC;In the wake of Franz Ferdinand's assassination, Austria-Hungary has sent an ultimatum to the Serbian government. Compliance on behalf of the Serbs would have turned them into a mere puppet of Vienna - wisely however, they have refused to comply with the terms of the Austro-Hungarian ultimatum and have consulted the Russian government with a plea for help. It is obvious in the eyes of the Russians that the ultimatum is engineered for refusal by Belgrade, thus giving Vienna a casus belli for starting a war that would reduce Serbia to a tiny rump state in the Balkans, whilst tilting the local balance of power irrevocably against Russia. Previously, when Austria-Hungary have chosen to pursue a forward policy in the Balkans, most notably over their annexation of Bosnia-Herzegovina in 1908, the Russian government was happy to grant concessions if not only to maintain peace, but because of Russia's weakened position after the defeat to Japan in 1905. Russia faces two choices. By not giving Serbia support, Russia would be reduced to the status of a second rate power and Austria-Hungary would be encouraged to try and gain further concessions concerning the Balkans. By giving Serbia support, a European war shall break out: Germany will be inclined to lend further support to their only reliable European ally, Austria-Hungary, which will involve a war with both Russia and France. How Great Britain will react is not yet known. Those advising caution have pointed out the inferiority of Russia's military in comparison with its potential foes, the refoms carried out after the defeat of 1905 are still not complete. In any case, Russia's honour is at stake. Time to make a stand?;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48001A;Support our Slavic brothers!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48001B;We are to weak to support them.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48002_NAME;Serbia wants our support;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48002_DESC;In the wake of Franz Ferdinand's assassination, Austria-Hungary has sent an ultimatum to the Serbian government. Compliance on behalf of the Serbs would have turned them into a mere puppet of Vienna - wisely however, they have refused to comply with the terms of the Austro-Hungarian ultimatum and have consulted the Russian government with a plea for help. It is obvious in the eyes of the Russians that the ultimatum is engineered for refusal by Belgrade, thus giving Vienna a casus belli for starting a war that would reduce Serbia to a tiny rump state in the Balkans, whilst tilting the local balance of power irrevocably against Russia. Previously, when Austria-Hungary have chosen to pursue a forward policy in the Balkans, most notably over their annexation of Bosnia-Herzegovina in 1908, the Russian government was happy to grant concessions if not only to maintain peace, but because of Russia's weakened position after the defeat to Japan in 1905. Russia faces two choices. By not giving Serbia support, Russia would be reduced to the status of a second rate power and Austria-Hungary would be encouraged to try and gain further concessions concerning the Balkans. By giving Serbia support, a war shall break out: Austria-Hungary will be obliged to campaign against both Russia and Serbia, and Germany's non-participation cannot be assured. Those advising caution have pointed out the inferiority of Russia's military in comparison with its potential foe, the refoms carried out after the defeat of 1905 are still not complete. In any case, Russia's honour is at stake. Time to make a stand?;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48002A;Support our Slavic brothers!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48002B;We are to weak to support them.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48003_NAME;Serbia wants our support;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48003_DESC;In the wake of Franz Ferdinand's assassination, Austria-Hungary has sent an ultimatum to the Serbian government. Compliance on behalf of the Serbs would have turned them into a mere puppet of Vienna - wisely however, they have refused to comply with the terms of the Austro-Hungarian ultimatum and have consulted the Russian government with a plea for help. It is obvious in the eyes of the Russians that the ultimatum is engineered for refusal by Belgrade, thus giving Vienna a casus belli for starting a war that would reduce Serbia to a tiny rump state in the Balkans, whilst tilting the local balance of power irrevocably against Russia. Previously, when Austria-Hungary have chosen to pursue a forward policy in the Balkans, most notably over their annexation of Bosnia-Herzegovina in 1908, the Russian government was happy to grant concessions if not only to maintain peace, but because of Russia's weakened position after the defeat to Japan in 1905. Russia faces two choices. By not giving Serbia support, Russia would be reduced to the status of a second rate power and Austria-Hungary would be encouraged to try and gain further concessions concerning the Balkans. By giving Serbia support, a European war shall break out: Germany will be inclined to lend further support to their only reliable European ally, Austria-Hungary, which will involve a war with both Russia and France. How Great Britain will react is not yet known. Those advising caution have pointed out the inferiority of Russia's military in comparison with its potential foes, the refoms carried out after the defeat of 1905 are still not complete. In any case, Russia's honour is at stake. Time to make a stand?;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48003A;Support our Slavic brothers!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48003B;We are to weak to support them.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48004_NAME;Serbia wants our support;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48004_DESC;In the wake of Franz Ferdinand's assassination, Austria-Hungary has sent an ultimatum to the Serbian government. Compliance on behalf of the Serbs would have turned them into a mere puppet of Vienna - wisely however, they have refused to comply with the terms of the Austro-Hungarian ultimatum and have consulted the Russian government with a plea for help. It is obvious in the eyes of the Russians that the ultimatum is engineered for refusal by Belgrade, thus giving Vienna a casus belli for starting a war that would reduce Serbia to a tiny rump state in the Balkans, whilst tilting the local balance of power irrevocably against Russia. Previously, when Austria-Hungary have chosen to pursue a forward policy in the Balkans, most notably over their annexation of Bosnia-Herzegovina in 1908, the Russian government was happy to grant concessions if not only to maintain peace, but because of Russia's weakened position after the defeat to Japan in 1905. Russia faces two choices. By not giving Serbia support, Russia would be reduced to the status of a second rate power and Austria-Hungary would be encouraged to try and gain further concessions concerning the Balkans. By giving Serbia support, a war shall break out: Austria-Hungary will be obliged to campaign against both Russia and Serbia, and Germany's non-participation cannot be assured. Those advising caution have pointed out the inferiority of Russia's military in comparison with its potential foe, the refoms carried out after the defeat of 1905 are still not complete. In any case, Russia's honour is at stake. Time to make a stand?;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48004A;Support our Slavic brothers!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48004B;We are to weak to support them.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48005_NAME;Mobilization;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48005_DESC;Faced by war, Russia begins the process of mobilising her army. The first step was to raise 32 reserve divisions based on cadres from existing divisions. These reserve divisions where historically numbered 53rd to 84th.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48005A;Mobilize!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48006_NAME;Artillery shortage;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48006_DESC;As the war progressed, it became obvious that Russian industry was not capable of producing the vast amounts of heavy artillery needed for modern warfare. One possible solution considered was to strip Russia's pre-war fortifications of their guns and use these to equip the troops.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48006A;Take the guns.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48006B;Leave them.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48007_NAME;The Great Retreat;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48007_DESC;Russia had entered the war with high hopes, but the loss of Poland caused a crisis of confidence in the leadership.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48007A;Our leaders are hopeless.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48008_NAME;The Tsar takes command;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48008_DESC;In order to restore confidence in his troops, Tsar Nikolai decided to take direct command of the army himself. This did have the desired effect in the short term - but also meant that the Tsar would now be seen as personally responsible for Russia's success or failure in the war.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48008A;God save the Tsar!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48009_NAME;Collapse of the Russian infrastructure;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48009_DESC;Plagued by inefficiency and corruption, the Russian economy was in no shape for total war. As the fighting dragged on with no end in sight, the country's infrastructure gradually ground to a halt.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48009A;Bad news.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48010_NAME;Economic strangulation;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48010_DESC;Russia's economy was in no shape to withstand a long war. The most serious problem was that Germany and the Ottoman Empire blocked her access to the outside world, preventing trade and slowly strangling her economy.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48010A;Bad news.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48011_NAME;Food riots;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48011_DESC;Even at the height of the war, Russia produced a food surplus. The problem was that most of this food rotted in the barns out in the countryside - while in the towns the people faced starvation.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48011A;More bad news.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48012_NAME;More food riots;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48012_DESC;The situation in the cities grew steadily worse, as hungry people came out into the streets demanding food - and an end to the war. The Tsar had no answer except to send in cossacks to crush these 'rebels'.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48012A;More bad news.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48013_NAME;Kitchener bolsters Russia;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48013_DESC;Field Marshal Lord Kitchener of Khartoum, Britain’s greatest Imperial warrior and victor of Omdurman, has arrived in Russia to bolster the war effort. He has been generously received by the Russian people, and will now go on to a personal meeting with the Tsar and the Russian High Command, before making visits to the Russian troops at the front. It is hoped that Kitchener’s appearance in Russia will stiffen the resolve of the Russian people to continue the fight against the enemy.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48013A;Hurrah for Lord Kitchener!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48014_NAME;Appeal for help?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48014_DESC;The inability of the French and the British to supply Russia through the Black Sea due to the alignment of Turkey on the German side, is having a detrimental effect on the Russian war effort. Hard pressed on the Eastern Front, Grand Duke Nikolai considers the possibility of appealing to the French and British for help.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48014A;We need their help.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48014B;They might keep Constantinople.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48015_NAME;Rasputin's wish;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48015_DESC;The Tsarina and her crazed mentor, Grigori Rasputin, express the collective wish of the Russian court, that the Prime Minister, V.N. Kokovtsov be replaced. He has been an opponent of adventurous foreign policy and has gained notoreity as a 'dove' since deciding against mobilisation in the crisis of November 1912. It is felt that by sacking the minister, power will shift back into the hands of the imperial crown.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48015A;Replace him.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48015B;Let him stay.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48016_NAME;Russian people rally round the Tsar;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48016_DESC;As war breaks out between the Russian Empire and her enemies, the people of Russia have rallied around the Tsar in preparation of the fight ahead of them. Enthusiastic crowds have thronged the streets and squares, strikers have returned to work and churches have acclaimed the coming battle to protect the Empire from rampant militarism.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48016A;Hurrah!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48100_NAME;February Revolution!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48100_DESC;Faced with mounting unrest and mutiny among his troops, the Tsar was forced to abdicate in March 1917. This brought an end to the monarchy and left Russia with a power vacuum. Two groups sought to fill this gap - while the politicians of the Duma (a token parliament set up by the Tsars) sought to create a Provisional Government, the ordinary people set up councils (or 'Soviets') to govern their own affairs. In the chaotic situation, it was unclear which group would win ultimate authority.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48100A;Form the Provisional Government;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48100B;All power to the Soviets!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48101_NAME;Petrograd Soviet Order No. 1;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48101_DESC;'To all the soldiers of the guard, army, artillery and navy... The Soviet of Workers' and Soldiers' Deputies has resolved: 1) In all companies, battalions, regiments [etc] and on the vessels of the navy, committees from the elected representatives of the lower ranks shall be chosen immediately. [...] 5) All kinds of arms, such as rifles, machine guns [etc] must be kept at the disposal and under the control of the committees, and in no case be turned over to officers, even at their demand. [...] 6) Standing at attention and compulsory saluting, when not on duty, are abolished. [...] 7) Rudeness towards soldiers of any rank is prohibited, and soldiers are required to bring to the attention of the company committees every infraction of this rule.';;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48101A;Military discipline is an outmoded bourgeois concept!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48102_NAME;Lenin's April Theses;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48102_DESC;The Bolshevik leader Lenin returned to Russia on 3 April 1917 and promptly addressed a conference of the Social Democratic Party. He called for an immediate end to imperialist wars, no cooperation with the Provisional Government, all land to the peasants, all power to the soviets, and soviet control over the entire economy. In the turbulent conditions many people were drawn to his arguments.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48102A;Land and liberty!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48103_NAME;The July days;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48103_DESC;By the summer of 1917, Russian cities were rapidly becoming ungovernable. Food shortages grew worse, and the improvements promised to the people by the liberal government had failed to materialise. Not even the appointment of a socialist, Alexander Kerensky, as Premier was enough to curb their impatience, and during July riots broke out in the streets of Petrograd. When persuasion failed, Kerensky turned to repression, putting the notorious right-winger General Kornilov in charge of the army.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48103A;Oh.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48104_NAME;Kornilov's Coup;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48104_DESC;Many in Russia believed that only a strong leader could save the country from anarchy and socialism. The Army's Supreme Commander Lavr Kornilov believed that he was that man. With his loyal troops backing him, the government could see only one hope to resist the coup - ask the communist Red Guards for their support. But would the cure be worse than the disease?;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48104A;Accept the help of the Reds.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48104B;Russia needs to feel the smack of firm government!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48105_NAME;The October Revolution;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48105_DESC;Throughout October 1917, the Military Revolutionary Committee of the Petrograd Soviet, under Leon Trotsky, had been making secret plans for a coup d'état, in alliance with V. I. Lenin's Bolsheviks. In the early hours of 7 November (25 October old calendar) these plans were put into devastating effect. Red Guards seized control of all the strategic points in the capital - the bridges, railway stations and telegraph offices. By nightfall most of Petrograd was under Soviet control. Covered by gunfire from the cruiser Aurora, anchored in the River Neva, Bolshevik forces then occupied the Winter Palace, seat of the Provisional Government. Resistance was disorganised and ineffective, and pro-Bolshevik uprisings soon broke out in Moscow and many other Russian cities. Only the distant eastern and southern areas of the country remained free from Soviet control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48105A;Peace, land and freedom!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48106_NAME;Poland declares independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48106_DESC;The seizure of power by Lenin's Bolsheviks inspired the former subject peoples of the Tsarist Empire to declare their independence. Even in those areas occupied by German troops, the invaders were unable to completely suppress this outburst of nationalist feeling, although they would ensure that the new government was under their influence and control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48106A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48107_NAME;Poland declares independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48107_DESC;The seizure of power by Lenin's Bolsheviks inspired the former subject peoples of the Tsarist Empire to declare their independence. Even in those areas occupied by Austro-Hungarian troops, the invaders were unable to completely suppress this outburst of nationalist feeling, although they would ensure that the new government was under their influence and control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48107A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48108_NAME;Poland declares independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48108_DESC;The seizure of power by Lenin's Bolsheviks inspired the former subject peoples of the Tsarist Empire to declare their independence.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48108A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48109_NAME;Byelorussia declares independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48109_DESC;The seizure of power by Lenin's Bolsheviks inspired the former subject peoples of the Tsarist Empire to declare their independence. Even in those areas occupied by German troops, the invaders were unable to completely suppress this outburst of nationalist feeling, although they would ensure that the new government was under their influence and control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48109A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48110_NAME;Byelorussia declares independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48110_DESC;The seizure of power by Lenin's Bolsheviks inspired the former subject peoples of the Tsarist Empire to declare their independence. Even in those areas occupied by Austro-Hungarian troops, the invaders were unable to completely suppress this outburst of nationalist feeling, although they would ensure that the new government was under their influence and control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48110A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48111_NAME;Byelorussia declares independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48111_DESC;The seizure of power by Lenin's Bolsheviks inspired the former subject peoples of the Tsarist Empire to declare their independence.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48111A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48112_NAME;Ukraine declares independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48112_DESC;The seizure of power by Lenin's Bolsheviks inspired the former subject peoples of the Tsarist Empire to declare their independence. Even in those areas occupied by German troops, the invaders were unable to completely suppress this outburst of nationalist feeling, although they would ensure that the new government was under their influence and control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48112A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48113_NAME;Ukraine declares independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48113_DESC;The seizure of power by Lenin's Bolsheviks inspired the former subject peoples of the Tsarist Empire to declare their independence. Even in those areas occupied by Austro-Hungarian troops, the invaders were unable to completely suppress this outburst of nationalist feeling, although they would ensure that the new government was under their influence and control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48113A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48114_NAME;Ukraine declares independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48114_DESC;The seizure of power by Lenin's Bolsheviks inspired the former subject peoples of the Tsarist Empire to declare their independence.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48114A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48115_NAME;Lithuania declares independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48115_DESC;The seizure of power by Lenin's Bolsheviks inspired the former subject peoples of the Tsarist Empire to declare their independence. Even in those areas occupied by Central Power troops, the invaders were unable to completely suppress this outburst of nationalist feeling, although they would ensure that the new government was under their influence and control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48115A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48116_NAME;Lithuania declares independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48116_DESC;The seizure of power by Lenin's Bolsheviks inspired the former subject peoples of the Tsarist Empire to declare their independence.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48116A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48117_NAME;Latvia declares independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48117_DESC;The seizure of power by Lenin's Bolsheviks inspired the former subject peoples of the Tsarist Empire to declare their independence. Even in those areas occupied by Central Power troops, the invaders were unable to completely suppress this outburst of nationalist feeling, although they would ensure that the new government was under their influence and control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48117A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48118_NAME;Latvia declares independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48118_DESC;The seizure of power by Lenin's Bolsheviks inspired the former subject peoples of the Tsarist Empire to declare their independence.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48118A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48119_NAME;Estonia declares independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48119_DESC;The seizure of power by Lenin's Bolsheviks inspired the former subject peoples of the Tsarist Empire to declare their independence. Even in those areas occupied by Central Power troops, the invaders were unable to completely suppress this outburst of nationalist feeling, although they would ensure that the new government was under their influence and control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48119A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48120_NAME;Estonia declares independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48120_DESC;The seizure of power by Lenin's Bolsheviks inspired the former subject peoples of the Tsarist Empire to declare their independence.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48120A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48121_NAME;Finland declares independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48121_DESC;The seizure of power by Lenin's Bolsheviks inspired the former subject peoples of the Tsarist Empire to declare their independence. Even in those areas occupied by Central Power troops, the invaders were unable to completely suppress this outburst of nationalist feeling, although they would ensure that the new government was under their influence and control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48121A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48122_NAME;Finland declares independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48122_DESC;The seizure of power by Lenin's Bolsheviks inspired the former subject peoples of the Tsarist Empire to declare their independence.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48122A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48123_NAME;Georgia declares independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48123_DESC;The seizure of power by Lenin's Bolsheviks inspired the former subject peoples of the Tsarist Empire to declare their independence. Even in those areas occupied by Central Power troops, the invaders were unable to completely suppress this outburst of nationalist feeling, although they would ensure that the new government was under their influence and control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48123A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48124_NAME;Georgia declares independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48124_DESC;The seizure of power by Lenin's Bolsheviks inspired the former subject peoples of the Tsarist Empire to declare their independence.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48124A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48125_NAME;Armenia declares independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48125_DESC;The seizure of power by Lenin's Bolsheviks inspired the former subject peoples of the Tsarist Empire to declare their independence. Even in those areas occupied by Central Power troops, the invaders were unable to completely suppress this outburst of nationalist feeling, although they would ensure that the new government was under their influence and control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48125A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48126_NAME;Armenia declares independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48126_DESC;The seizure of power by Lenin's Bolsheviks inspired the former subject peoples of the Tsarist Empire to declare their independence.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48126A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48127_NAME;Azerbaijan declares independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48127_DESC;The seizure of power by Lenin's Bolsheviks inspired the former subject peoples of the Tsarist Empire to declare their independence. Even in those areas occupied by Central Power troops, the invaders were unable to completely suppress this outburst of nationalist feeling, although they would ensure that the new government was under their influence and control.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48127A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48128_NAME;Azerbaijan declares independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48128_DESC;The seizure of power by Lenin's Bolsheviks inspired the former subject peoples of the Tsarist Empire to declare their independence.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48128A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48200_NAME;Polish independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48200_DESC;Poland has become independent as a German satellite state.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48200A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48201_NAME;Byelorussian independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48201_DESC;Byelorussia has become independent as a German satellite state.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48201A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48202_NAME;Ukrainian independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48202_DESC;Ukraine has become independent as a German satellite state.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48202A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48203_NAME;Lithuanian independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48203_DESC;Lithuania has become independent as a German satellite state.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48203A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48204_NAME;Latvian independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48204_DESC;Latvia has become independent as a German satellite state.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48204A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48205_NAME;Estonian independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48205_DESC;Estonia has become independent as a German satellite state.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48205A;Oh no!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48350_NAME;The bombardement of Sevastopol;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48350_DESC;The Turkish Fleet has been bombarding our harbours, this is war!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48350A;Not good.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48351_NAME;Sevastopol harbour is repaired;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48351_DESC;The damage caused by the Turkish ships is repaired.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME48351A;Good.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_48708_DESC;Tsar Nicholas II has met with his senior ministers and generals and discussed the conditions under which Russia would lose the war.  If dissent reached 55% and manpower levels dropped to 411, then Russia could not seriously continue the war.  Additionally, the prime minister reminded the Tsar of the events of 1905 when workers proceeded to the Winter Palace and were killed by police and Cossacks, and the mutiny on the battleship ‘Potemkin’ and pointed out that if the war were to go badly, that the Russian people may rise against the government in revolution.  This can be avoided, he suggested, by a swift victory over Germany and the occupation of Berlin, while keeping dissent levels below 20% .  The war minister, General Sukhomlinov proceeded to say that if the Germans and Austrians managed to defeat the Russian army, and the cities of Warsaw, Petrograd, Kiev, Moscow, Tsaritsyn, Odessa, Grozhny and Ryazan were lost, then the Russian government would be advised to seek peace terms.;;;;;;;;;;X
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EVT_50001_NAME;Austria-Hungary has sent an ultimatum;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_50001_DESC;All hopes that Austria-Hungary would treat the assassination of Franz Ferdinand as a purely internal matter have vanished. An ultimatum has been issued by the Austro-Hungarian Royal and Imperial government with a series of demands. Firstly, that publications hostile to Austria-Hungary must be suppressed. Second, that secret societies advocating ideas of 'Greater Serbia' must be dissolved. Third, the elimination of all teachers and school books prejudicial to Austria-Hungary. Fourth, the removal from the civil service and armed forces, any personnel known to be involved in propaganda hostile to Austria-Hungary. Fifth, to allow Austro-Hungarian officials to assist in suppressing anti-Austro-Hungarian elements. Sixth, to establish an enquiry surrounding the Sarajevo assassination, and to allow Austria-Hungary full participation in such proceedings. Seventh, the arrest of two people linked with the Sarajevo assassination. Eighth, to stop Serbian officials smuggling arms cross the border with Austria-Hungary. Ninth, to explain anti-Austro-Hungarian remarks made by a number of Serbian officials in the wake of Franz Ferdinand's murder. Serbia finds itself in a difficult position. By accepting the ultimatum, Serbia shall become a puppet of Austria-Hungary, but by choosing to fight, Serbia may be annihilated. Russia's support is not a guarantee: in 1908, a Serbian plea to St Petersburg for help in the wake of Austria-Hungary's annexation of Bosnia-Herzegovina fell upon deaf ears, and so it is far from certain that Russia's attitude will be different on this occasion. In any case, if Serbia can escalate the matter to the situation of a European wide war, Austria-Hungary could be ultimately defeated and the dream of a 'Greater Serbia' can still be accomplished.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME50001A;Never! We shall seek Russian help.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME50001B;Accept the inevitable, spare the blood.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME50001C;Never!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_50002_NAME;Austria-Hungary has sent an ultimatum;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_50002_DESC;All hopes that Austria-Hungary would treat the assassination of Franz Ferdinand as a purely internal matter have vanished. An ultimatum has been issued by the Austro-Hungarian Royal and Imperial government with a series of demands. Firstly, that publications hostile to Austria-Hungary must be suppressed. Second, that secret societies advocating ideas of 'Greater Serbia' must be dissolved. Third, the elimination of all teachers and school books prejudicial to Austria-Hungary. Fourth, the removal from the civil service and armed forces, any personnel known to be involved in propaganda hostile to Austria-Hungary. Fifth, to allow Austro-Hungarian officials to assist in suppressing anti-Austro-Hungarian elements. Sixth, to establish an enquiry surrounding the Sarajevo assassination, and to allow Austria-Hungary full participation in such proceedings. Seventh, the arrest of two people linked with the Sarajevo assassination. Eighth, to stop Serbian officials smuggling arms cross the border with Austria-Hungary. Ninth, to explain anti-Austro-Hungarian remarks made by a number of Serbian officials in the wake of Franz Ferdinand's murder. Serbia finds itself in a difficult position. By accepting the ultimatum, Serbia shall become a puppet of Austria-Hungary, but by choosing to fight, Serbia may be annihilated. Russia's support is not a guarantee: in 1908, a Serbian plea to St Petersburg for help in the wake of Austria-Hungary's annexation of Bosnia-Herzegovina fell upon deaf ears, and so it is far from certain that Russia's attitude will be different on this occasion. In any case, if Serbia can escalate the matter to the situation of a European wide war, Austria-Hungary could be ultimately defeated and the dream of a 'Greater Serbia' can still be accomplished.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME50002A;Never! We shall seek Russian help.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME50002B;Never!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME50002C;Accept the inevitable, spare the blood.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_50003_NAME;Austria-Hungary declared war on us;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_50003_DESC;All hopes that Austria-Hungary would treat the assassination of Franz Ferdinand as a purely internal matter have vanished, now that they have declared war on Serbia. Russia's support is not a guarantee: in 1908, a Serbian plea to St Petersburg for help in the wake of Austria-Hungary's annexation of Bosnia-Herzegovina fell upon deaf ears, and so it is far from certain that Russia's attitude will be different on this occasion. In any case, if Serbia can escalate the matter to the situation of a European wide war, Austria-Hungary could be ultimately defeated and the dream of a 'Greater Serbia' can still be accomplished.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME50003A;We shall seek Russian help.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME50003B;We shall fight them alone!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_50004_NAME;Austria-Hungary declared war on us;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_50004_DESC;All hopes that Austria-Hungary would treat the assassination of Franz Ferdinand as a purely internal matter have vanished, now that they have declared war on Serbia. Russia's support is not a guarantee: in 1908, a Serbian plea to St Petersburg for help in the wake of Austria-Hungary's annexation of Bosnia-Herzegovina fell upon deaf ears, and so it is far from certain that Russia's attitude will be different on this occasion. In any case, if Serbia can escalate the matter to the situation of a European wide war, Austria-Hungary could be ultimately defeated and the dream of a 'Greater Serbia' can still be accomplished.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME50004A;We shall seek Russian help.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME50004B;We shall fight them alone!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_50005_NAME;Austria-Hungary withdraws their demands;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_50005_DESC;When facing all the dangers a large-scale war could give to the Empire, Austria-Hungary decided to withdraw their demands, and thus leaving us free.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME50005A;Great!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_50805_NAME;Include Montenegro?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_50805_DESC;The Serbs have gained control of Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia and Slovenia in the wake of Austria-Hungary's collapse. To make the Slav Kingdom complete would require the inclusion of one more territory: Montenegro. Shall we invite them into the union?;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME50805A;For Greater Serbia!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME50805B;We don't need them.;;;;;;;;;;X
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EVT_53001_NAME;The fortress at Boden;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_53001_DESC;Our modern fortress in the north has been in use for a few years now, and should serve us well in case of war and an attack from the east. But due to the current unstable situation in Europe, it might be wise to make Fortress Boden even more modern, by building some extra flanking artillery positions, and some infantry redoubts. This will cost, but it should be worth it. Or?;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME53001A;Make it unconquerable!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME53001B;The cost is too high.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_53002_NAME;The Germans seek an alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_53002_DESC;Tapping on the door of the Swedish foreign minister's office, the German Ambassador Reichenau entered.  'Please take a seat' said the foreign minister, studying the ambassador intently, as he removed his expensive hat. 'Thank you' replied the Ambassador, as he carefully sat himself down in the exceptionally comfortable leather-bound chair.  'For what reason have you requested a meeting?' the foreign minister asked promptly whilst staring at the ambassador with his beady, vaguely sinister eyes, whilst stroking the foreign ministry's cat.  At this point Reichenau explained at length how he believed that it was in the best interest of both Sweden and Germany that they make an alliance and go to war against Russia, and that in victory, Sweden would recieve the Aland Islands.  To this offer, the Swedish foreign minister raised a quizzical eyebrow and prepared to give his response...;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME53002A;It is too great a risk;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME53002B;Join the Central Powers;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_53003_NAME;The Germans seek an alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_53003_DESC;Opening the door and entering the Swedish foreign minister's office, the German Ambassador Reichenau, handed his stick to the nearest civil servant. 'Please sit down - would you like a drink?' asked the foreign minister.  Looking at his timepiece and noticing that it was only 9:47am, the Ambassador kindly declined the offer of an alcoholic beverage, fearing that it would not go down well with the pound of smoked kippers that he had for breakfast that morning. 'For what reason have you requested a meeting?' the foreign minister asked, staring out of the window at the streets of Stockholm just as a passing bird fowled on the pain of glass. Reichenau looked up and began to explain that it would be in the best interests of both Sweden and Germany if the two signed an alliance and went to war with Russia.  'As a reward, Sweden would recieve the Aland Islands AND..' Reichenau raised his hand and pointed to a nearby map of Europe '...Finland'.  The Swedish foreign minister, impressed at this offer, prepared to give his response.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME53003A;It is too great a risk;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME53003B;Join the Central Powers;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_53004_NAME;The Germans seek an alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_53004_DESC;Furtively entering the office of the Swedish foreign minister, Reichenau, the German ambassador stopped and admired the neatly furnished nerve-centre of Swedish diplomatic power. 'Please take a seat' said the Swedish foreign minister as he opened a box, lit a cigar and began to blow rings of smoke into the ambassador's face. Stifling a cough, the German ambassador began to explain that it was in the interests of both Sweden and Germany that the two sign an alliance and make war on Russia. 'What will Sweden get out of this arrangement?' the foreign minister replied abruptly. Smiling expressively, Reichenau pointed to the politeness with which he made his proposal. Narrowing his eyes, the foreign minister gave his response...;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME53004A;Go Away!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME53004B;Join the Central Powers;;;;;;;;;;X
#BRITISH EMPIRE#######################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56001_NAME;War against Germany?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56001_DESC;The German army has just made considerable gains in their war in the west. This morning, the British cabinet met to discuss the situation. Some have pointed out that Britain's honour is at stake, and that Britain would be forever contemptible if it were to sit aside and witness the destruction of Western Europe. Some have drawn attention to the need to look after Britain's interests: traditional policy concerning the continent has always been to preserve a balance of power, and to ensure that no single power becomes hegemonic. Should Britain stand aside while Germany dominates the continent, Britain would be, lest for its strong navy, in a disadvantaged position, and because of its lack of resolve in the face of German aggression, be without a friend in the world. If the continental channel ports were to fall under the rule of one dominant power, Britain's safety would be inexorably threatened, and thus the ports must remain in friendly hands, necessitating support for France. Others against intervention have pointed out that Britain's ties to France do not oblige Britain to rush to the support of France if it is attacked. Great Britain, some argue, is at the height of its power and can only lose out by intervening in what is proving to be a ruinous war.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56001A;Enter a military alliance with France.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56001B;Stay Neutral.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56002_NAME;War against Germany?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56002_DESC;The neutrality of Belgium was assured in 1839 by a treaty signed by Prussia and Great Britain. In order to gain passage to France, the German army has begun to enter Belgium, thus violating its neutrality. This morning, the British cabinet met to discuss the situation. Some members have mentioned the fact that it is Britain's obligation to declare war on Germany in order to uphold Belgium's neutrality that is assured by the 1839 treaty. Some have pointed out that Britain's honour is at stake, and that Britain would be forever contemptible if it were to sit aside and witness the treaty's violation. Some have drawn attention to the need to look after Britain's interests: traditional policy concerning the continent has always been to preserve a balance of power, and to ensure that no single power becomes hegemonic. Should Britain stand aside while Germany dominates the continent, Britain would be, lest for its strong navy, in a disadvantaged position, and because of its lack of resolve in the face of German aggression, be without a friend in the world. If the continental channel ports were to fall under the rule of one dominant power, Britain's safety would be inexorably threatened, and thus the ports must remain in friendly hands, necessitating support for France and Belgium. Others against intervention have pointed out that Britain's ties to France do not oblige Britain to rush to the support of France if it is attacked, and that even the 1839 treaty is a joint, not an individual obligation to Belgium. Great Britain, some argue, is at the height of its power and can only lose out by intervening in what could be a ruinous war.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56002A;Enter a military alliance with France.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56002B;Stay Neutral.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56004_NAME;The Third Home Rule Bill Shelved;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56004_DESC;The voices of Irish nationalists calling for independence are growing ever louder, but their Unionist opponents are creating armed militias and threatening civil war to preserve the link to Britain. In an attempt to prevent bloodshed, the British government has begun once again to consider granting self-rule to Ireland. How should we act?;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56004A;We can do nothing until the war is over.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56005_NAME;The Third Home Rule Bill;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56005_DESC;The voices of Irish nationalists calling for independence are growing ever louder, but their Unionist opponents are creating armed militias and threatening civil war to preserve the link to Britain. In an attempt to prevent bloodshed, the British government has begun once again to consider granting self-rule to Ireland. How should we act?;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56005A;Grant Home Rule to Ireland.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56005B;Ireland shall remain British!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56006_NAME;The Irish Free State;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56006_DESC;Ireland now has autonomy as a Free State.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56006A;Very well.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56007_NAME;The Easter Rising;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56007_DESC;On Easter Monday 1916, armed Irish Nationalists seized control of the centre of Dublin and held it for a week against Government troops. Although this action failed to set off the hoped-for general uprising in Ireland, the response of the British Government would be critical to future events.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56007A;Grant minor concessions, no conscription in Ireland.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56007B;No compromise with traitors!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56007C;Grant major concessions;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56008_NAME;Ourselves Alone;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56008_DESC;In Britain's first post-war election, the Irish Nationalist party Sinn Féin ('Ourselves Alone') won 73 of the 106 Irish Parliamentary seats, and promptly formed a separatist assembly, the Dáil Eireann. At the same time, Sinn Féin's paramilitary allies in the newly reorganised Irish Republican Army (IRA) began a campaign of violence to make Ireland ungovernable by the British. The response of the Crown was forceful.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56008A;Suppress this criminal banditry!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56009_NAME;Troubles in Ireland;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56009_DESC;The IRA terror campaign against British targets in Ireland continues, while the heavy-handed response of Crown units such as the notorious 'Blacks and Tans' arouses much resentment among the general population.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56009A;No surrender!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56010_NAME;Troubles in Ireland;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56010_DESC;The IRA terror campaign against British targets in Ireland continues, while the heavy-handed response of Crown units such as the notorious 'Blacks and Tans' arouses much resentment among the general population.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56010A;No surrender!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56011_NAME;Troubles in Ireland;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56011_DESC;The IRA terror campaign against British targets in Ireland continues, while the heavy-handed response of Crown units such as the notorious 'Blacks and Tans' arouses much resentment among the general population.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56011A;No surrender!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56012_NAME;Independence for Ireland;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56012_DESC;With no end in sight to the bloodshed in Ireland, the British Government has reluctantly begun to consider cutting its losses and granting independence to the country. The biggest stumbling block to such a policy has always been the strongly pro-Union Protestant community in the north; but the plan now under consideration involves partitioning the island into the independent south and a northern area which will remain part of the United Kingdom. This compromise may be more acceptable to all sides in the conflict.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56012A;Grant independence.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56012B;Never! No surrender!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56013_NAME;The Irish War of Independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56013_DESC;Ireland is attempting to gain its independence through military means. This cannot be allowed to succeed.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56013A;Ok.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56014_NAME;Bombardment of Yorkshire Coast;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56014_DESC;Ships of the German navy have slipped past our defences and shelled the coastal towns of Scarborough, Hartlepool and Whitby. 137 people were killed, including women and children. By allowing the German ships to carry out this work of barbarism, the Royal Navy stands openly accused of failing in its duty.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56014A;This must never happen again!.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56015_NAME;Anglo-French alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56015_DESC;In 1904 the British Foreign Secretary Lord Lansdowne and the French Foreign Minister Theophile Delcassé signed the Entente Cordiale - an understanding - that settled the two nations' imperial differences in Egypt, Morocco, Siam and Newfoundland.  Yet the Entente began to serve as more than a mere understanding between the British and French - during the Morocco Crisis of 1905/6, the British gave full diplomatic backing to the French in their contest with the Germans at the Algeciras Conference, strengthening the bonds between the two.  Recognising a common enemy, the British and French armies commenced staff talks in 1906 in order to discuss what would be done in the event of a European war.  It was tacitly agreed that in such a situation, the British would send an expeditionary force to form on the French left flank in an attempt to repel a German invasion.  However, the French did not view this as a concrete pledge and continued war planning whilst making the assumption that the British Army would not arrive.  In 1912, with the French facing both an Italian and an Austrian threat in the Mediterranean, and the British seeking to concentrate their battle fleet in the North Sea, the French and Royal navies agreed that British interests in the Mediterranean would be assured by the French navy, whilst the northern French coast on the English Channel would be protected from attack by the Royal Navy.  In essence, the British Foreign Secretary, Sir Edward Grey had made a ‘moral obligation’ to defend France in the case of attack by Germany.  Now that France and Britain have both found themselves at war with Germany, it has been decided that a formal alliance between the two should be made, as a sign of solidarity in such times of turmoil.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56015A;Long live the Entente Cordiale!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56050_NAME;An appeal from Grand Duke Nikolai;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56050_DESC;Grand Duke Nikolai of Russia has sent an appeal to the British and French governments to stage a 'demonstration' against the Turkish in order to take pressure off the Russian war effort. It is thought that by capturing Constantinople, Turkey may be forced out of the war, Russian troops in the Caucasus could be sent to the Eastern Front, and Russia's Black Sea ports could be supplied.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56050A;We will consider what to do.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56100_NAME;Sinai pipeline and railway;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56100_DESC;The Sinai desert provides a great natural barrier that limits British attempts to advance from Egypt into Palestine in order to wage an offensive campaign against the Turks. High Command proposes building a new supply route, including a water pipeline and a railway, through the desert.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56100A;Build it.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56100B;It's too expensive.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56101_NAME;A new First Sea Lord?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56101_DESC;Intense anti-German feeling in Britain has eventually brought the public’s focus upon the First Sea Lord, Prince Louis of Battenberg, who is of German descent, and has been accused by many in the press of having German sympathies. Despite the fact that these accusations are unfounded, pressure is on the government to show that no such underlying understanding with the enemy exists, specifically, to remove the German-born First Sea Lord and replace him with a more appropriate figure. The favourite of the First Lord of the Admiralty, Winston Churchill is to bring out of retirement seventy-four year old Admiral of the Fleet Lord Fisher, believed by many to be the greatest naval administrator since Nelson. With a colourful and eccentric character, Fisher last saw action at Alexandria in 1882, rose through the ranks of the Royal Navy and became a favourite with both Queen Victoria and King Edward VII. King George V however is less enthusiastic, secretly believing that the navy cannot trust Fisher. Alternatively, the King suggests the appointment of Admiral Sir Hedworth Meux, a reliable and respected officer with many years service. Ultimately, the government must balance the consequences of not giving way to the British public’s mistrust of Prince Louis, with the reappointment Fisher, the questionably half-mad ‘father of the Dreadnought’, or the unspectacular Admiral Meux.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56101A;Appoint Lord Fisher;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56101B;Keep Prince Louis of Battenberg.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56101C;Appoint Sir Hedworth Meux.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56102_NAME;Kitchener drowned;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56102_DESC;Field Marshal Lord Kitchener of Khartoum, Britain’s great Imperial warrior, and a veteran who has held command posts in Cyprus, Egypt, Sudan, South Africa and India has drowned en route to Russia.  The ship he was travelling in was torpedoed or struck a mine at about 8 pm off the Orkney Islands, last night.  When hit, the ship lurched to starboard whilst the electricity and lights failed, the captain, noticing that the ship would not steer and was taking water gave the order to abandon ship.  As evacuation procedures ensued, Kitchener stepped out into the corridor and towards the companionway, as a gunnery officer called out ‘make way for Lord Kitchener’.  He went to the quarterdeck with his aides, but the attempt to lower the lifeboats was futile.  Kitchener was last seen patiently pacing the quarterdeck whilst the ship sunk beneath the waves.  Life in London has come to a standstill while Paris and Washington are shocked by the news.  Meanwhile, conspiracy theories have begun to develop to the effect that Kitchener has survived, and will return in Britain’s greatest hour of need...;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56102A;Tragic news.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56300_NAME;Leadership crisis;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56300_DESC;Prime Minister Asquith has expressed concern over constant criticism of him for his supposed dilatoriness, indecision and delay in conducting the war. The King has the choice between assuring Asquith that he has his full confidence, or alternatively, to ask someone else to form a new government. The choice is between the current Prime Minister, Asquith or the maverick Welsh politician, David Lloyd George.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56300A;Appoint David Lloyd George.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56300B;Ask Asquith to stay.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56301_NAME;Sir James Grierson dies;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56301_DESC;Sir James Grierson, one of the finest commanders in the British Army has suddenly died of an aneurism of the heart. He served in India, Egypt in 1882, the Boxer Rebellion in China and the Boer War. His ability in recent army manoeuvres, to command 'Blue Force' to victory over Sir Douglas Haig's 'Red Force' proved to many that he would in future, be the British Empire's most senior soldier.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56301A;A tragedy for the army.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56302_NAME;The capture of Jerusalem;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56302_DESC;The holy city of Jerusalem, important to three of the world's major religions has fallen to the forces of the British Empire. The commanding general rode up to the Jaffa Gate and proceeded to walk on foot into the city alongside members of his staff and Allied officers, in contrast to Kaiser Wilhelm II's visit to the city in 1898, when he rode his horse whilst wearing a plumed helmet and white cloak, looking like a crusading Teutonic Knight. Shrines and hallowed places of all faiths have been given equal reverence, and the ensuing proclamation of martial law has been delivered in English, French, Arabic, Hebrew, Russian and Greek. Britain's Christian and Jewish communities are delighted at the news of Jerusalem's fall - the bells of Southwark Cathedral have rung out across East London, and many are already drawing comparison between this campaign and the crusades fought hundreds of years ago.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56302A;The Lord hath redeemed Jerusalem!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56303_NAME;Crush unrest in Egypt?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56303_DESC;Rioting has broken out in Cairo and Alexandria, and with the Turkish army close by, the lifeline of the Empire running through the Suez canal is under threat. If the unrest continues, the Turkish army may be allowed to capture the canal and move onto Cairo itself, thus cutting Britain's short route to the east. Not only will Britain's ability to fight the war against Turkey be impeded, but Britain will be forced to transport troops from its Empire to Europe around the Cape, thus extending the sea journey by weeks.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56303A;Be lenient.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56303B;This would never have happened in Cromer's day!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56304_NAME;Unrest crushed;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56304_DESC;The rioting in Cairo and Alexandria has been dealt with.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56304A;Good.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56305_NAME;Egyptian rebellion;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56305_DESC;With the Turkish army's capture of Suez, Egyptian rebels have seized control of Cairo and Alexandria, causing the British High Commissioner to evacuate. The British Army is struggling to maintain control in the country, and are desperate for reinforcements to try and quell the rebellion and throw out the Turkish invaders. The Empire's jugular vein has been severed and must be repaired!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56305A;Egypt in flames!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56306_NAME;Home Rule for Egypt?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56306_DESC;The desire of the Egyptian people for national self-determination seems insatiable, as the recent rebellion would demonstrate. With the Egyptian revolt crushed, the British authorities are torn between appeasing Egyptian moderates on one hand by granting home rule, and restoring the protectorate, which will upset Egypt's nationalist leaders and the public that backs them. Should Cairo adopt reason and compromise or give the Egyptian people the smack of firm British governance?;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56306A;Grant Home Rule to Egypt.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56306B;Britain must rule in Cairo!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56307_NAME;Egypt given Home Rule;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56307_DESC;Egypt has been given Home Rule.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56307A;Home Rule.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56308_NAME;Independence for Egypt?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56308_DESC;Upon meeting Egyptian nationalist leaders, the British High Commissioner in Cairo has asked for Foreign Office advise concerning their demands for the independence of Egypt. They desire complete independence, as well as sovereignty over the Sudan, but it obvious that such far fetched demands cannot be met by Her Majesty's Government, so a potential compromise has been drafted that would allow the British to rule over the Sudan and Suez Canal, have military access to Egypt in times of emergency, whilst the rest of the country becomes independent.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56308A;Grant independence to Egypt.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56308B;Britain must rule in Cairo!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56309_NAME;Egypt given independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56309_DESC;The High Commissioner in Cairo has granted Egypt independence. Britain retains control over the Sudan, including military access in situations of emergency.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56309A;Independence.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56311_NAME;Disturbances in Cairo;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56311_DESC;When Egyptian nationalist leaders visited the British High Commissioner in Cairo to ask for the country's independence, the Foreign Office reacted with hesitance and ineptitude, by not allowing the nationalists to visit London. In reaction, they embarked on a campaign to rally the nation to their cause by incensing (but not controlling) the Egyptian people into violent demonstration. School strikes have become a regular occurrence with schoolboys favouring noise and violence over learning, riots have broken out in Alexandria and eight Englishmen have been brutally murdered on a Luxor to Cairo train.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56311A;Egyptians riot.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56313_NAME;The Indian princes;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56313_DESC;With the outbreak of war between Britain and the Ottoman Empire, the British authorities in India have sought assurances from India's muslim princes, and above all, the Aga Khan that they support Great Britain in its war effort against its enemies. It would seem that a promise of home rule for India after the war will secure their support, but giving such a promise may be unpopular amongst many in Britain, who would look upon giving home rule to India as tarnishing the jewel in the British imperial crown.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56313A;Obtain their support by promising Home Rule.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56313B;Promise them nothing.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56314_NAME;The security of the Raj;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56314_DESC;It has been suggested that the Raj's intelligence service should be expanded so as to counter possible Turco-German intrigues with the muslim population of India. A rebellion in India at this critical moment would be an unmitigated disaster for the British Empire's standing in international affairs, not to mention its ability to continue the war against her enemies, and so the expansion of the intelligence network would go a long way to ensuring that this does not happen. However, the planned proposals will cost money and manpower, which some argue, could be put to better use elsewhere.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56314A;Expand intelligence network!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56314B;It's too costly.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56315_NAME;Indian rebellion;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56315_DESC;A rebellion has broken out in India that makes the 1857 mutiny pale into insignificance. The entry of Afghanistan into the Central Powers appears to have been the catalyst for these catastrophic events, which have largely taken hold of the Raj's Muslim areas and have seen widespread rioting, looting and murder. Delhi is under threat and reinforcements are urgently needed to crush the uprising and restore British rule to the Indian Empire before all is lost.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56315A;India in revolt!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56316_NAME;Home Rule for India?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56316_DESC;In the aftermath of the Indian rebellions, it has been considered that the Indian nationalists can be placated by granting the country a degree of limited home rule. Some in India desire complete independence, but most are willing to see India independent and under the framework of the British Empire. Many die hard imperialists in Britain are dismayed at the talk of granting India home rule, already proclaiming it as the beginning of the end of the British Empire.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56316A;Grant Home Rule to India.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56316B;Britain must rule in Delhi!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56317_NAME;India given Home Rule;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56317_DESC;India has been given Home Rule.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56317A;Home Rule.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56318_NAME;Home Rule for India?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56318_DESC;Much of the reason as to why Britain received so much help from India in the Great War, was their hopes that India would be given some sort of autonomy. Now that the war is over, the Indian elites who gave their loyalty to the Empire at the outbreak of hostilities are now looking to the Imperial Government to see if they shall keep their promise.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56318A;Britain must rule in Delhi!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56318B;Grant Home Rule to India.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56319_NAME;Amritsar Massacre;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56319_DESC;Amritsar, a city of 150,000 in the Punjab has been the scene of a serious incident - hindus and muslims gathered in the city to protest at the imprisonment of two Indian nationalists, proclaiming 'the Raj is at an end!'. Brigadier-General Reginald 'Rex' Dyer, who once told a bandit 'Halil Khan, if you play me false, or ever raise your hand against me, I will blow your head off', was in command of the 45th Brigade in Jalandhar, and was sent to Amritsar by the governor, Sir Michael O'Dwyer to deal with the problem. Dyer deployed his men facing the crowd and ordered them to fire for the next ten minutes, leaving 379 dead and 1,500 wounded.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56319A;Our soldiers panicked.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56320_NAME;Empire first!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56320_DESC;The two rebellions in Egypt and India threaten the very existence of the Empire. It has been reluctantly decided by the government that Great Britain can no longer contribute to the war against Germany and must withdraw from the conflict in order to prevent the Empire from falling into ruin. What forces can be mustered are already being sent to put down the rebellions - now that Britain has left the war, the forces mobilised are free to be sent to India and Egypt to the fight the villainous enemies of the King-Emperor.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56320A;We must withdraw from the war.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56321_NAME;Hussein - McMahon correspondence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56321_DESC;Sharif Hussein of Hejaz wants to revolt agaist their opressors and our enemies, the Ottoman Empire. He has asked Sir Henry McMahon, the British High Commissioner in Cairo, for help by the British Empire, and now McMahon wonders what he shall answer? This could be a good opportunity as to draw attention from our movements against the Turks.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56321A;Support the Sharif.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56321B;Break off negotiations.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56322_NAME;Hussein - McMahon correspondence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56322_DESC;Sharif Hussein of Hejaz wants to revolt agaist their opressors and our enemies, the Ottoman Empire. He has asked Sir Henry McMahon, the British High Commissioner in Cairo, for help by the British Empire, and now McMahon wonders what he shall answer? This could be a good opportunity as to draw attention from our movements against the Turks.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56322A;Support the Sharif.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56323_NAME;Labour battalions from China;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56323_DESC;The long threatened Arab revolt has begun. Royal Navy vessels have already commenced movements up and down the Hejazi coastline to deter Turkish forces. However, it would seem that the much heralded revolt will prove to be a paper tiger - no Arabic units of the Ottoman army have defected, the secret Arab society, Al-Faruqi have failed to show themselves and Arab attacks are proving hopeless against Turkish artillery. Meanwhile, the Arab Bureau in Cairo have sent Ronald Storrs and Lieutenant T.E. Lawrence to Jeddah on a fact finding mission...;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56323A;Onward to Damascus!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56324_NAME;Ulster or Ireland?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56324_DESC;Sir Edward Carson, the leader of the Ulster Volunteer Force, had long promised that he would defy any decision by Westminster to transfer rule over Ulster to Dublin. With negotiations breaking down between Carson and the new Irish Free State government, Carson has declared Ulster to be an independent republic, but has declared a willingness to swear alliegance to the King and rejoin the Union in the future. Carson's declaration of independence is illegal, the matter made worse with Ulster taking up arms to resist the will of both Westminster and Dublin. It would seem that a clash between Carson and the Irish Free State is inevitable - it is impossible to think that Britain can remain neutral in this situation.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56324A;Loyalty to Ulster!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56324B;Crush Ulster's illegal declaration of independence.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56350_NAME;Rio de Janeiro from Brazil;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56350_DESC;First Lord of the Admiralty Winston Churchill strongly recommends that we buy this battleship from the Brazilian government: they need the money and we need ships. On the other hand we could seize the ship, but this will greatly upset the Brazilian government.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56350A;Buy that battleship.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56350B;We don't need more ships.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56350C;Seize that battleship.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56351_NAME;Sultan Osman I from Turkey;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56351_DESC;First Lord of the Admiralty Winston Churchill strongly recommends requisitioning this battleship and adding it to the Royal Navy, the Ottoman Empire may object, but the safety of the British Empire must come first.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56351A;Seize that battleship.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56351B;We don't need more ships.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56352_NAME;Reshadieh from the Ottoman Empire;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56352_DESC;First Lord of the Admiralty Winston Churchill strongly recommends requisitioning this battleship and adding it to the Royal Navy, the Ottoman Empire may object, but the safety of the British Empire must come first.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56352A;Seize that battleship.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56352B;We don't need more ships.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56353_NAME;Almirante Latorre from Chile;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56353_DESC;First Lord of the Admiralty Winston Churchill strongly recommends that we buy this battleship from Chile: they need the money and we need ships.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56353A;Buy that battleship.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56353B;We don't need more ships.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56354_NAME;Ex-Almirante Latorre from the Ottoman Empire;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56354_DESC;First Lord of the Admiralty Winston Churchill strongly recommends requisitioning this battleship and adding it to the Royal Navy. The Ottoman Empire, which recently purchased it from Chile, may object, but the safety of the British Empire must come first.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56354A;Seize that battleship.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56354B;We don't need more ships.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56500_NAME;Unrestricted u-boat warfare;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56500_DESC;The German navy has now allowed their sub commanders to attack any shipping, not just military or Entente. The Huns have once again shown their true colours!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56500A;We must find a way to curtail their subs.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56501_NAME;They dare to challenge the British Navy;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56501_DESC;Germany has at least some honour, the general staff has reined in their more zealous naval officers, and have decided to target only valid military targets with their dreaded subs. We are still suffering losses by their cursed subs, but not as many as we would have had they disregarded the laws of the sea.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56501A;Continue on as before.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56502_NAME;The sinking of the Lusitania;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56502_DESC;I regret to inform you that the Lusitania has been sunk in the Irish Sea. Early reports put the total dead at over a thousand souls.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56502A;The Huns will regret this evil deed.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56503_NAME;The Zimmerman Telegram;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56503_DESC;We have intercepted a German communique to the President of Mexico. Here is what it says: 'On the first of February we intend to begin submarine warfare unrestricted. In spite of this, it is our intention to endeavour to keep neutral the United States of America. If this attempt is not successful, we propose an alliance on the following basis with Mexico - That we shall make war together and together make peace. We shall give general financial support, and it is understood that Mexico is to reconquer the lost territory in New Mexico, Texas, and Arizona. The details are left to you for settlement... You are instructed to inform the President of Mexico of the above in the greatest confidence as soon as it is certain that there will be an outbreak of war with the United States and suggest that the President of Mexico, on his own initiative, should communicate with Japan suggesting adherence at once to this plan - at the same time, offer to mediate between Germany and Japan. Please call to the attention of the President of Mexico that the employment of ruthless submarine warfare now promises to compel England to make peace in a few months. Signed: Zimmerman (Secretary of State)';;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56503A;The United States may be interested in this.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56504_NAME;Restricted u-boat warfare;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56504_DESC;The Germans upon warnings from the United States have begun to restrict their subs once again.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME56504A;Wonderful, now our shipping is not quite so threatened.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_56799_DESC;A cabinet meeting was held at 10 Downing Street in which the terms under which Britain would be forced to seek a negotiated settlement were discussed.  On the whole, the Prime Minister was confidant that the war would be short and that Britain’s French and Russian allies were going to achieve a quick victory.  However, the Home Secretary pointed out that if the war was to drag on for a long time, then the unconditional support of the British people could not be counted upon forever, and that eventually the people would demand peace if victory was not in sight.  He mentioned that Britain would be forced to seek a settlement with Germany if internal dissent reached 55% and the country’s manpower levels were to drop to 55.  From a military perspective, the First Lord of the Admiralty, Winston Churchill assured that the Royal Navy would keep the home islands safe, but that the capture of London, Manchester, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Sheffield would be fatal to the Empire.;;;;;;;;;;X
#USA##################################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58001_NAME;The Veracruz incident;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58001_DESC;When United States sailors were arrested by the unaccepted Mexican president Huerta's troops at Veracruz for trespassing on dock facilities, the commander of the United States naval forces off Tampico demanded ceremonial salutes of the United States flag by Mexican personnel. When the United States demands were not met, United States troops occupied Veracruz.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58001A;Seize Veracruz!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58002_NAME;Let's give Veracruz back;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58002_DESC;We have occupied the city of Veracruz due to the arrestings of some United States seamen, but now when the situation has become better, it is time to give the city back.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58002A;Ok.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58422_NAME;The Alaska railroad;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58422_DESC;Authorized in 1914 and completed in 1918, the Alaska Railroad made it possible to move supplies around the huge territory more effeciently.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58422A;Excellent!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58423_NAME;Charlie Chaplin's 'Shoulder Arms';;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58423_DESC;Released in October of 1918, 'Shoulder Arms' was a wildly popular movie, in support of the American war effort.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58423A;Hilarious.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58424_NAME;The first traffic light;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58424_DESC;Installed in Detroit in 1920 by a police officer, the first traffic light was made from red, green, and amber railroad signals, and about $40 worth of wires.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58424A;Interresting!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58425_NAME;Henry Ford's peace ship;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58425_DESC;On 4 December, 1915, industrialist and automaker Henry Ford chartered a ship, the Oskar II, to ferry some pacifists to Europe, in hopes of reaching an Armistice. Ultimately, it was an expensive failure.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58425A;Most unfortunate.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58426_NAME;Prohibition;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58426_DESC;Prohibition, 'That Noble Experiment,' was an attempt by the United States Government to ban all production, importation, and comsumption of alcohol in the country. It was wildly unpopular.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58426A;Most unfortunate.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58427_NAME;Women's Suffrage;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58427_DESC;The Nineteenth Amendment to the US Constitution granted suffrage to all citizens of the country, regardless of sex. Giving women the vote was the result of a lengthy struggle by the so-called 'Suffragettes'.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58427A;Excellent.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58428_NAME;The trial of Sacco and Vanzetti;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58428_DESC;Italian anarchists Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti murdered a factory paymaster and his guard. When they were tried, their radical political ideas were set aside, but the two were an integral part of the 'Red scare' of the 1920s.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58428A;Anarchist rabble.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58429_NAME;Gangsterism;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58429_DESC;The National Prohibition Act or the 'Volstead Act' of 1919 banned the trade of alcohol in the United States, which has concurrently led to gangsterism and crime in many of America’s most densely populated cities.  Enforcing prohibition has proven to be a difficult task for the authorities, largely due to the United States’ extensive coastline and border with Canada.  This has allowed for a growth in illegal drinking establishments in various cities, now termed ‘speakeasies’.  With the trade being driven underground, ‘moonshiners’ have taken to the distillation of alcohol, with bootleggers selling the alcohol as well as importing it from abroad.  In Chicago, the new reformist Democrat mayor, William E. Dever has vowed to stamp out the illegal trade, with the result that one of the city’s most prominent gangsters, John Torrio has moved the headquarters of his business to the Cicero district of Chicago with Al Capone, his ‘confrere’ and chief lieutenant being put in charge.  With an intense rivalry with Dion O’Bannion building, bloodshed can only be expected.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58429A;Don't mess with the family.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58500_NAME;A possible threat to neutrality;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58500_DESC;The German navy has decided to lift the restrictions on their submarines. This is a clear violation of the rules of war, but as long as it does not affect neutral shipping on the high seas we will only protest.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58500A;We shall wait and see.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58501_NAME;Respect for the neutrality of the oceans;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58501_DESC;Germany has reined in some of their more zealous naval commanders and have decided to keep their submarines attacking only valid military targets. It is good that Germany respects the rights of all nations to use the oceans and seas freely.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58501A;Okay.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58502_NAME;The sinking of the Lusitania;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58502_DESC;I must inform you of bad news. The British liner Lusitania has been sunk by a German U-boat in the Irish Sea. Early reports estimate over a thousand dead, including over a hundred Americans.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58502A;Demand immediate ending to unrestricted sub warfare!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58502B;War!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58503_NAME;The German response;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58503_DESC;The Germans have wisely decided to end their illegal use of unrestricted submarine warfare. Let us hope this serves as a lesson for them.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58503A;Keep diplomatic relations but warn them.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58504_NAME;The Zimmerman Telegram;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58504_DESC;The British ambassador has forwarded a intercepted German communique to Mexico Sir, here is what it is says: 'On the first of February we intend to begin submarine warfare unrestricted. In spite of this, it is our intention to endeavor to keep neutral the United States of America. If this attempt is not successful, we propose an alliance on the following basis with Mexico - That we shall make war together and together make peace. We shall give general financial support, and it is understood that Mexico is to reconquer the lost territory in New Mexico, Texas, and Arizona. The details are left to you for settlement... You are instructed to inform the President of Mexico of the above in the greatest confidence as soon as it is certain that there will be an outbreak of war with the United States and suggest that the President of Mexico, on his own initiative, should communicate with Japan suggesting adherence at once to this plan - at the same time, offer to mediate between Germany and Japan. Please call to the attention of the President of Mexico that the employment of ruthless submarine warfare now promises to compel England to make peace in a few months. Signed: Zimmerman (Secretary of State)';;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58504A;This is crazy!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58505_NAME;This means war!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58505_DESC;With continued German diplomatic insults the United States has no choice but to declare war on the Empire of Germany. It began with the 128 dead Americans aboard the Lusitania, the reneged promise to end the unlawful attacks on neutral shipping, and their attempts to antagonize our neighbors to war against us justifies this terrible decision.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58505A;War!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58506_NAME;Lusitania sunk - Germany recalcitrant;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58506_DESC;With continued German diplomatic insults the United States must choose how to deal with Germany in the future.  They have chosen to ignore the United States' demands that they end unrestricted submarine warfare - breaking diplomatic relations may be the moderate move, but these are troubled times that demand drastic action.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58506A;Break diplomatic relations!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58506B;War!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58507_NAME;Teddy takes America in;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58507_DESC;True to his promise that he would propel the United States to a more prominent position in the world, President Theodore Roosevelt has decided to end America's isolation with regard to the world war, and lend the country's support to the Allied cause.  Always critical of the previous administration's handling of European affairs, it would seem that Roosevelt will revive his old policy of projecting his country's might across the world, despite the insistance of many Republicans that the United States retreat into isolation.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58507A;War!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58550_NAME;'Birth of a Nation';;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58550_DESC;D.W. Griffith's motion picture 'Birth of a Nation' has opened in cinemas amidst great controversy because of its apparent approval of racism. The film - about the American Civil War and ensuing reconstruction - is likely to be boycotted by many, as well as increase racial tensions in the country.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58550A;A controversial film.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58551_NAME;The Panama Canal;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58551_DESC;Colonel George Goethals, builder of the Panama Canal has been appointed as the zone's first governor. The canal was opened last October by President Wilson, who detoned forty tons of dynamite to remove the last obstacle between the Atlantic and Pacific - by pressing a button 4,000 miles away at his desk in the White House.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58551A;The greatest liberty man has ever taken with nature!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58552_NAME;Enforce the Monroe Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58552_DESC;In 1823 President Monroe declared his country's desire to actively oppose the expansionist intentions of the European powers. The attainment of French Guiana by the German Empire is a clear breach of the Monroe Doctrine. What is Washington to do?;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58552A;The Germans must not be allowed to expand into the Western hemisphere!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58552B;It isn't our problem.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58558_NAME;1916 Republican nomination;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58558_DESC;The Republican party selects their Presidential candidate.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58558A;Nominate Charles Evans Hughes.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58558B;Nominate Theodore Roosevelt.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58559_NAME;1916 Presidential election - Wilson vs. Roosevelt;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58559_DESC;The people of the United States go to the polls for the Presidential elections.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58559A;Elect Theodore Roosevelt (Republican).;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58559B;Elect Woodrow Wilson (Democrat).;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58559C;No change.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58560_NAME;1916 Presidential election - Wilson vs. Hughes;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58560_DESC;The people of the United States go to the polls for the Presidential elections.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58560A;Elect Woodrow Wilson (Democrat).;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58560B;Elect Charles Evans Hughes (Republican).;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58560C;No change.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58561_NAME;1920 Presidential election;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58561_DESC;The people of the United States go to the polls for the Presidential elections.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58561A;Elect Warren G. Harding (Republican).;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58561B;Elect James M. Cox (Democrat).;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58561C;No change.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58561D;Elect Eugene V. Debs (Socialist).;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58562_NAME;1924 Presidential election;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_58562_DESC;The people of the United States go to the polls for the Presidential elections.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58562A;Elect Calvin Coolidge (Republican).;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58562B;Elect John W. Davis (Democrat).;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58562C;No change.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME58562D;Elect Robert M. LaFollette (Socialist/Progressive).;;;;;;;;;;X
#REVOLUTIONARY MEXICO#################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_61001_NAME;End of the Mexican Civil War;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_61001_DESC;After heavy casualties on the field, the loss of the important city of Veracruz, and the rebellion armies closing in, president Huerta resigned in July 1914. The various leaders in the revolting armies now fought each other to become the new president. Will Mexico ever become a peaceful country again?;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME61001A;Victoria! Muerte al Huerta!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_61002_NAME;Formation of the new United Mexican States;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_61002_DESC;We will now establish contact with the other free countries of the world, let us therefore form the new United Mexican States!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME61002A;Good!;;;;;;;;;;X
#RANDOM###############################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_62100_NAME;January 1914;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_62100_DESC;"I look upon the People and the Nation as handed on to me as a responsibility conferred upon me by God, and I believe, as it is written in the Bible, that it is my duty to increase this heritage for which one day I shall be called upon to give an account. Whoever tries to interfere with my task I shall crush." - Kaiser Wilhelm II, 1913 \n \n 1914 arrives amidst great productivity and prosperity: industrial output is growing, populations growing, emigration increasing, private enterprise booming and profound technological change ensures greater efficiency. But amidst the new integrated international economy, a backdrop of nationalism and militarism existed in a Europe that has stumbled from one diplomatic crisis to another crisis. The ancient Dual Monarchy of Austria-Hungary sought to hold its multiethnic empire together at all costs in the face of potent separatist nationalist forces. Her ally, Germany sought a 'place in the sun', chafed as it was in its European surroundings and fearful of encirclement by her potential enemies. France, recovered after her defeat to Prussia in 1870 still seeks 'revanche' and the recovery of her lost provinces: Alsace and Lorraine. Russia, reeling from defeat against the Japanese in 1905 and rife with domestic turmoil, seeks external glory to distract its revolutionary people, and the Ottoman Empire - 'The sick man of Europe', desperately modernises to avoid collapse. Britain, with the largest and richest empire in history looks at growing German power with nervousness. In the extra-European world, the United States prospers and appears untroubled by matters in Europe, and Japan eyes new lands - and new opportunities, in Asia. Europe nearly erupted into war in 1905 and 1911 over Morocco, and in 1908 and 1912 over the Balkans. While these crises were resolved, Europe remains a powder keg. The spark to ignite it is awaited by civilians, soldiers and statesmen alike.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME62100A;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
#IRELAND##############################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_63001_NAME;A nation once again;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_63001_DESC;Ireland is a free nation once again!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME63001A;Erin go bragh!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_63002_NAME;Ireland Independent;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_63002_DESC;Ireland is a free nation once again!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME63002A;Erin go bragh!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_63003_NAME;Ireland Independent;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_63003_DESC;Ireland is a free nation once again!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME63003A;Erin go bragh!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_63100_NAME;Home Rule within Home Rule?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_63100_DESC;The leader of the Ulster Volunteer Force, Sir Edward Carson had long threatened Westminster that, if the Home Rule Bill was passed, that Ulster would take up arms in order to defy the wish of the British government. Now that the bill has been passed, Sir Edward Carson has turned his attention to Dublin, to present the new Irish government with its first dilemma - either give Ulster de facto independence within the Irish Free State, or face armed resistance.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME63100A;Give concessions to the protestants.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME63100B;No concessions to the protestants.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_63101_NAME;War with Ulster;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_63101_DESC;The rebellion in Ulster is an attempt to kill the new Irish nation at birth - the unity of the island demands that the Ulsterman be defeated immediately.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME63101A;War with Ulster!;;;;;;;;;;X
#ESTONIA##############################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_64001_NAME;Estonia is free!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_64001_DESC;Estonia has declared independence from Russia.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME64001A;Vabadus!;;;;;;;;;;X
#LATVIA###############################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_65001_NAME;Latvia is free!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_65001_DESC;Three separate groups have declared Latvian independence from Russia: the Nationalist People's Council under Ulmanis, the Communist-backed Latvian Soviet, and the German-backed Regency Council. Only time will tell which will triumph.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME65001A;Briviba!;;;;;;;;;;X
#LITHUANIA############################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_66001_NAME;Lithuania is free!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_66001_DESC;The newly-formed Lithuanian National Council has declared itself independent of Russia.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME66001A;Laisve!;;;;;;;;;;X
#POLAND###############################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_67001_NAME;Poland is free!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_67001_DESC;After over a century of occupation and foreign tyranny, Poland can once again take its rightful place alongside the free nations of the world!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME67001A;Polska jest wolna!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_67002_NAME;The restoration of Poland;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_67002_DESC;Although Poland has won its independence, many territories which were part of the historic Republic before Partition remain in the hands of foreign governments. It is our duty to reclaim them and reunite our country once more.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME67002A;Polska jest wolna!;;;;;;;;;;X
#BYELORUSSIA##########################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_68001_NAME;Byelorussia is free!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_68001_DESC;Historically, the short-lived Republic of Byelorussia was a mere pawn caught up in the struggle between Germany, the Whites and the Soviets. Will it fare better this time?;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME68001A;Svaboda!;;;;;;;;;;X
#UKRAINE##############################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_69001_NAME;Ukraine is free!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_69001_DESC;As Tsarist control first weakened then broke, Ukrainian nationalists assumed control of many institutions, forming the National Council or 'Rada'. The Rada entered into negotiations with the Russian central government over autonomy for the Ukraine. However, no agreement had been reached before the Bolsheviks took power, and so the Ukrainians seized this opportunity to declare full independence from Russia.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME69001A;Svoboda!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_69002_NAME;Anarchy in the Ukraine;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_69002_DESC;As the Russian Revolution gathered pace, the Ukraine became a battleground for many competing factions. Finally, the Ukrainian peasants had endured enough, they raised the black flag of anarchism and declared their freedom from all rulers and overlords. Under the inspired leadership of Nestor Makhno, this anarchist 'state' would defy the Ukrainian government, the Germans, the Communists and the Whites alike for many years.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME69002A;Death to the enemies of freedom!;;;;;;;;;;X
#GEORGIA##############################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_70001_NAME;Georgia is free!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_70001_DESC;Georgia has declared independence from Russia.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME70001A;Freedom!;;;;;;;;;;X
#ARMENIA##############################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_71001_NAME;Armenia is free!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_71001_DESC;Armenia has declared independence from Russia.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME71001A;Freedom!;;;;;;;;;;X
#AZERBAIJAN###########################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_72001_NAME;Azerbaijan is free!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_72001_DESC;Azerbaijan has declared independence from Russia.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME72001A;Freedom!;;;;;;;;;;X
#WHITE RUSSIA#########################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_73001_NAME;Formation of the Komuch;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_73001_DESC;Russia's democratic socialists and radicals were caught by surprise by Lenin's coup. Although they supported many of his policies, they could not accept the Bolshevik rejection of democracy. They therefore set up the Committee of the Constituent Assembly ('Komuch' in Russian) in the eastern city of Samara, hoping to reunite Russia as a democratic federation of free states.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME73001A;Let the people's will be supreme.;;;;;;;;;;X
#SOVIET RUSSIA########################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_74001_NAME;The world's first communist state;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_74001_DESC;Dismissed by orthodox Marxists as the Great Power least likely to witness a proletarian revolution, Russia under Lenin has appeared to prove the theorists wrong.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME74001A;Comrades! Let us build socialism together!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_74333_NAME;Help the Chinese nationalist movement?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_74333_DESC;With the end of the Russian Civil War, Lenin could finally look to the betterment of the Communist Internationale. In the 1920s, the Guomindang (KMT) were working hand in hand with the Chinese Communist Party. Soviet Russia thought it was apt to lend support to this semi Communist movement to ensure a peaceful Asian border. Tsarist Russia’s extraterritorial rights in China would also be relinquished.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME74333A;We must have a cooperative government in China!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME74333B;We have too many problems of our own. Leave China to its own devices.;;;;;;;;;;X
#MAKHNOVSHCHINA#######################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_75001_NAME;Liberty and death;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_75001_DESC;Inspired by veteran anarchist Nestor Makhno, the peasants of eastern Ukraine have elected a Regional Congress of Soviets, formed the Revolutionary Insurgent Army, and declared themselves willing to fight to the death against all oppressors of the people.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME75001A;Death to capitalists and imperialists!;;;;;;;;;;X
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EVT_77001_NAME;Arab Rule in Syria;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_77001_DESC;Consistant with their desire for national self-determination, the Arabs under Prince Feisal have declared an independent state in the town hall of Damascus. Whereas the Sykes-Picot Agreement specified the interior of the Levant as a French 'sphere of influence', the Arabs have been expecting that Damascus would form the centre of an independent state. The exact future of Syria remains in the balance as Feisal has been persuaded to accept French military advisors against his will. Meanwhile, many French imperialists seek to extend control from the coast into the Syrian hinterland.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME77001A;Oh well.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_77002_NAME;Independence?;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_77002_DESC;The Syrian General Congress must choose whether to ride with popular Arab feeling and declare their country to be independent within their 'natural boundaries', or whether to remain under the shadow of French imperialism. By choosing independence, the Syrian Arabs risk a war with France that would be eminently difficult to win, but by maintaining the status quo, the de facto Syrian government risk becoming more and more unpopular.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME77002A;Declare independence!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME77002B;Remain a puppet.;;;;;;;;;;X
#INDIA################################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_78001_NAME;Indian rebellion;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_78001_DESC;The Indian people have risen up against their British rulers!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME78001A;Down with the British!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_78002_NAME;India given Home Rule;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_78002_DESC;India has been given Home Rule.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME78002A;Home Rule!;;;;;;;;;;X
#EGYPT################################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_79100_NAME;Egyptian rebellion;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_79100_DESC;The Egyptian people have risen up against their British rulers!;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME79100A;Down with the British!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_79101_NAME;Egypt given Home Rule;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_79101_DESC;Egypt has been given Home Rule.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME79101A;Home Rule!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_79102_NAME;Egypt given independence;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_79102_DESC;The British High Commissioner has given Egypt independence.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME79102A;Independence!;;;;;;;;;;X
#WARLORD CHINA########################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_80001_NAME;Warlords in Yunnan;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_80001_DESC;Immediately after Yuan declared himself Emperor, warlords sprang up throughout China. Most notable amongst these was Cai E in Yunnan.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME80001A;We can't let him rule!;;;;;;;;;;X
#KUOMINTANG###########################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_81001_NAME;Rise of the Kuomintang;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_81001_DESC;Dr. Sun Yat Sen (Yi Xian) of the Kuomintang (Guomindang), or Nationalist Party, headed a separate Republic of China based in Guangdong from 1917 to 1918. He returned in 1921, but when local warlord Chen Jiong Ming attempted to expel him in 1922, Sun and his forces, defeated Chen and established a foothold.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME81001A;Let's rebuild the Republic of China!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_81002_NAME;Sun publishes Three Principles of the People;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_81002_DESC;In January 1924, the first KMT National Congress was held in Guangzhou (Canton), Dr. Sun was elected as President, and he delivered his platform, the Three Principles of the People (San Min Zhu I), calling for nationalism, democracy, and people's livelihood. To this day, it remains the official party line of the KMT in Taiwan.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME81002A;Three guiding principles.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_81003_NAME;The Whampoa Military Academy;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_81003_DESC;In January 1924, General Chiang Kai Shek, who had received military training in Japan, became the Headmaster of the new Whampoa Military Academy, and Communist Zhou Enlai was appointed as the head of the Academy's political division. This venture was made possible with Soviet backing and expertise, and set the stage for the future Northern Expedition.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME81003A;China will soon be unified!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_81004_NAME;The Northern Expedition;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_81004_DESC;Historically, in July 1926, Chiang Kai Shek felt confident enough about his army to launch the Northern Expedition from Guangzhou, in an attempt to crush the warlords and assert the Republic of China's sovereignty over the other Republic of China in Beijing as well as the warlords in central and southern China.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME81004A;Let the warlords tremble in the wake of our advancing armies!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_81005_NAME;Warlords defect to the nationalist cause;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_81005_DESC;Historically, Chiang followed the route the Taiping rebels had used in the 19th century, and reached the Yangtze River by October. After a period of unrest within the party, he resumed the campaign north of the Yangtze in early 1928. Warlords defected to the KMT cause, and Beijing was captured in June. Communists played an active reconnaissance role throughout the campaign, co-opting peasants to join the nationalist cause.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME81005A;Long Live the Republic of China! Onward for final victory!;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_81006_NAME;Dr. Sun Yat Sen dies;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_81006_DESC;Historically, on the 12th March 1925, Dr. Sun Yat Sen, known thereafter as Father of the Chinese Republic, died at the age of 59 of liver cancer. From then on, for all practical purposes, Chiang Kai Shek became the leader of the KMT.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME81006A;Alas! He died too soon to see his dream realised!;;;;;;;;;;X
#ANFU CHINA###########################;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_86001_NAME;Rise of the AnFu Warlords;;;;;;;;;;X
EVT_86001_DESC;In late 1918, the Northern Group split into two. Premier Duan Qirui became head of the 'AnFu' group (Anhui and Fujian provinces) with considerable Japanese backing.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTIONNAME86001A;We can't let them rule!;;;;;;;;;;X
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ELECTION_TITLE;Election Times;;;;;;;;;;X
ELECTION_DESC;Any Democratic country must hold elections to allow the population to express their views on the performance of the government. Incumbent governments are rarely popular after more than one term in office, and are regularly replaced the party that opposes them.;;;;;;;;;;X
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ELECT_A;Elect Left;;;;;;;;;;X
ELECT_B;Elect Right;;;;;;;;;;X
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WSTRBOMB_SETUP;When we strategically bomb a province.;;;;;;;;;;X
WSTRBOMB_LOG;We bombed %s for %s in damage.;;;;;;;;;;X
WSTRBOMB_HEADER;AIR FORCE BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WSTRBOMB_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
WSTRBOMB_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
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WSTRBOMB_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
WSTRBOMB_4;The enemy has taken %s in damages.;;;;;;;;;;X
WSTRBOMB_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WSTRBOMB_2;%t, our Air Force has commenced a strategic bombing run. Our brave pilots have attacked;;;;;;;;;;X
WSTRBOMB_1;Bombing Mission;;;;;;;;;;X
WRETEXP_SETUP;When you take back an expeditionary force.;;;;;;;;;;X
WRETEXP_LOG;%s has returned control of %s to us.;;;;;;;;;;X
WRETEXP_HEADER;GENERAL STAFF BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WRETEXP_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
WRETEXP_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
WRETEXP_6;to us.;;;;;;;;;;X
WRETEXP_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WRETEXP_4;has returned control of;;;;;;;;;;X
WRETEXP_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WRETEXP_2;%t , we have resumed command of our expeditionary force.;;;;;;;;;;X
WRETEXP_1;Expeditionary Force Returns;;;;;;;;;;X
WPINVITPROP_SETUP;When a nation invites you to a War Pact;;;;;;;;;;X
WPINVITPROP_LOG;%s asked that we declare war upon %s;;;;;;;;;;X
WPINVITPROP_HEADER;Herald from;;;;;;;;;;X
WPINVITPROP_BTN2;No way!;;;;;;;;;;X
WPINVITPROP_BTN1;Declare war;;;;;;;;;;X
WPINVITPROP_6;What is your response?;;;;;;;;;;X
WPINVITPROP_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WPINVITPROP_4;against;;;;;;;;;;X
WPINVITPROP_3;war;;;;;;;;;;X
WPINVITPROP_2;%t, %s asks that we join their;;;;;;;;;;X
WPINVITPROP_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
VP_TOTAL;Total;;;;;;;;;;X
VP_PEACE;Peace Resolution;;;;;;;;;;X
VP_MISSION;Mission;;;;;;;;;;X
VP_ESTABLISHMENT;Establishment;;;;;;;;;;X
VP_ECONOMY;Economy;;;;;;;;;;X
VP_DISCOVERIES;Discoveries;;;;;;;;;;X
VP_DIPLOMACY;Diplomacy;;;;;;;;;;X
VP_DEATHMATCH;Provinces;;;;;;;;;;X
VP_COUNTRY;Country;;;;;;;;;;X
VP_BATTLE;Battle;;;;;;;;;;X
WORLDMARKET;World Market;;;;;;;;;;X
WM_PRIO;Priority;;;;;;;;;;X
WM_OURS;Own at Top;;;;;;;;;;X
WM_NAME;Amount;;;;;;;;;;X
VICTORYGAME_INFO_HEADER;Victory Progress;;;;;;;;;;X
VICTORYGAME_INFO_5;Current Standing;;;;;;;;;;X
VICTORYGAME_INFO_4;will win this game.;;;;;;;;;;X
VICTORYGAME_INFO_3;%d VICTORY POINTS;;;;;;;;;;X
VICTORYGAME_INFO_2;The nation that first reaches;;;;;;;;;;X
VICTORYGAME_INFO_1;Supremacy;;;;;;;;;;X
VICTORYGAME_HEADER;Game Objective Summary;;;;;;;;;;X
VICTORYGAME_4;will win this game.;;;;;;;;;;X
VICTORYGAME_3;%d VICTORY POINTS;;;;;;;;;;X
VICTORYGAME_2;The nation that first reaches;;;;;;;;;;X
VICTORYGAME_1;Supremacy;;;;;;;;;;X
WHITEPEACEUS_SETUP;When one of your wars reaches a White Peace;;;;;;;;;;X
WHITEPEACEUS_LOG;A White Peace was signed between %s and %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
WHITEPEACEUS_HEADER;FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WHITEPEACEUS_BTN2;;;;;;;;;;;X
WHITEPEACEUS_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
WHITEPEACEUS_6;We are now at peace, no tributes were granted to either side.;;;;;;;;;;X
WHITEPEACEUS_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WHITEPEACEUS_4;and our former enemies;;;;;;;;;;X
WHITEPEACEUS_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WHITEPEACEUS_2;%t after 36 months of inactivity a White Peace was signed between;;;;;;;;;;X
WHITEPEACEUS_1;White Peace!;;;;;;;;;;X
WHITEPEACEOTHER_SETUP;When a White Peace is closed between two other nations;;;;;;;;;;X
WHITEPEACEOTHER_LOG;A White Peace was signed between %s and %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
WHITEPEACEOTHER_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WHITEPEACEOTHER_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
WHITEPEACEOTHER_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
WHITEPEACEOTHER_6;They are now at peace, no tributes were granted to either side.;;;;;;;;;;X
WHITEPEACEOTHER_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WHITEPEACEOTHER_4;and their former enemies;;;;;;;;;;X
WHITEPEACEOTHER_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WHITEPEACEOTHER_2;%t after 36 months of inactivity a white peace was signed in the war between;;;;;;;;;;X
WHITEPEACEOTHER_1;White Peace!;;;;;;;;;;X
WHICH_MODEL;Change to %s;;;;;;;;;;X
WGEXP_SETUP;When you send out an expeditionary force.;;;;;;;;;;X
WGEXP_LOG;%s has been lent %s by us.;;;;;;;;;;X
WGEXP_HEADER;GENERAL STAFF BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WGEXP_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
WGEXP_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
WGEXP_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
WGEXP_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WGEXP_4;They have recieved our expeditionary force, consisting of;;;;;;;;;;X
WGEXP_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WGEXP_2;%t , we have lent some of our troops to ;;;;;;;;;;X
WGEXP_1;Expeditionary Force;;;;;;;;;;X
WESNCOM_SETUP;When we have attacked another fleet.;;;;;;;;;;X
WESNCOM_LOG;We have engaged hostile fleets in %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
WESNCOM_HEADER;NAVAL BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WESNCOM_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
WESNCOM_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
WESNCOM_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
WESNCOM_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
WESNCOM_4;has made contact and is now engaged in combat!;;;;;;;;;;X
WESNCOM_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WESNCOM_2;Our fleet in;;;;;;;;;;X
WESNCOM_1;;;;;;;;;;;X
WESLCOM_SETUP;When our armies attack another army.;;;;;;;;;;X
WESLCOM_LOG;We have engaged hostile armies in %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
WESLCOM_HEADER;ARMY BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WESLCOM_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
WESLCOM_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
WESLCOM_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
WESLCOM_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
WESLCOM_4;has reached the enemy lines and has now engaged in combat!;;;;;;;;;;X
WESLCOM_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WESLCOM_2;Our army in;;;;;;;;;;X
WESLCOM_1;;;;;;;;;;;x
WESACOM_SETUP;When our air flottillas attack other airplanes.;;;;;;;;;;x
WESACOM_LOG;We have engaged hostile airplanes above %s.;;;;;;;;;;x
WESACOM_HEADER;AIR FORCE BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;x
WESACOM_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;x
WESACOM_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;x
WESACOM_6;;;;;;;;;;;x
WESACOM_5;;;;;;;;;;;x
WESACOM_4;have intercepted the enemy squadrons and have now engaged in combat!;;;;;;;;;;x
WESACOM_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;x
WESACOM_2;Our planes above;;;;;;;;;;x
WESACOM_1;;;;;;;;;;;x
VERYSTRONG;Very Strong;;;;;;;;;;X
VERYEASY;Very Easy;;;;;;;;;;X
VERYDIFFICULT;Very Difficult;;;;;;;;;;x
VERSUS;§Y versus §W;;;;;;;;;;x
WEMILALLDISHONOR_SETUP;When we dishonor a military alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
WEMILALLDISHONOR_LOG;We have dishonored our Military Alliance with %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
WEMILALLDISHONOR_HEADER;FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING;;;;;;;;;;x
WEMILALLDISHONOR_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
WEMILALLDISHONOR_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
WEMILALLDISHONOR_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
WEMILALLDISHONOR_5;%s are deeply disappointed by us;;;;;;;;;;X
WEMILALLDISHONOR_4;Military Alliance!;;;;;;;;;;X
WEMILALLDISHONOR_3;our;;;;;;;;;;X
WEMILALLDISHONOR_2;%t, we have dishonored;;;;;;;;;;x
WEMILALLDISHONOR_1;Dishonor!%s;;;;;;;;;;x
WEINFL_SETUP;When you influence another nation towards your politics;;;;;;;;;;x
WEINFL_LOG;We have %s %s towards our political viewpoint.;;;;;;;;;;x
WEINFL_HEADER;FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING\nConcerning;;;;;;;;;;x
WEINFL_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;x
WEINFL_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
WEINFL_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
WEINFL_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
WEINFL_4;%s towards our political viewpoint.;;;;;;;;;;X
WEINFL_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WEINFL_2;%t, we have;;;;;;;;;;x
WEINFL_1;%s ;;;;;;;;;;X
WEDDT_SETUP;When we refuse to give in to the territorial demands of another nation.;;;;;;;;;;X
WEDDT_LOG;We refused to give in to %s territorial demands.;;;;;;;;;;X
WEDDT_HEADER;FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WEDDT_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
WEDDT_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
WEDDT_6;;;;;;;;;;;x
WEDDT_5;;;;;;;;;;;x
WEDDT_4;regarding our rightfully owned territory;;;;;;;;;;x
WEDDT_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;x
WEDDT_2;%t, we refused to cave into the outrageous demands of;;;;;;;;;;x
WEDDT_1;Demands Denied!;;;;;;;;;;x
WECOUPF_SETUP;When we fail to coup another nation.;;;;;;;;;;x
WECOUPF_LOG;We failed to stage a coup in %s;;;;;;;;;;x
WECOUPF_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING;;;;;;;;;;x
WECOUPF_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;x
WECOUPF_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;x
WECOUPF_6;;;;;;;;;;;x
WECOUPF_5;;;;;;;;;;;x
WECOUPF_4;but their secret police thwarted our attempts.;;;;;;;;;;x
WECOUPF_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;x
WECOUPF_2;%t,our agents attempted to change the government of;;;;;;;;;;x
WECOUPF_1;Coup Attempt;;;;;;;;;;x
WECOUP_SETUP;When we succesfully coup another nation.;;;;;;;;;;x
WECOUP_LOG;We have succeeded in replacing the government in %s with a much more loyal one.;;;;;;;;;;x
WECOUP_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING;;;;;;;;;;X
WECOUP_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;x
WECOUP_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
WECOUP_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
WECOUP_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
WECOUP_4;to fall, and they have installed a government much more loyal to us.;;;;;;;;;;X
WECOUP_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WECOUP_2;%t,our agents have caused the government of;;;;;;;;;;X
WECOUP_1;Government Falls;;;;;;;;;;X
WECONTROLS;§WMilitary Control over §Y;;;;;;;;;;x
WECLAIMSON;§Wterritorial Claims on §Y;;;;;;;;;;x
WEAK;Weak;;;;;;;;;;x
WEADT_SETUP;When we give in to the territorial demands of another nation.;;;;;;;;;;x
WEADT_LOG;We accepted %s's demands and ceded %s.;;;;;;;;;;x
WEADT_HEADER;FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;x
WEADT_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;x
WEADT_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;x
WEADT_6;to them.;;;;;;;;;;x
WEADT_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WEADT_4;and ceded;;;;;;;;;;X
WEADT_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WEADT_2;%t,we have caved in to the demands of;;;;;;;;;;X
WEADT_1;Territory Ceded;;;;;;;;;;X
WDMC_SETUP;When we decline to grant military control to another nation.;;;;;;;;;;X
WDMC_LOG;We declined military control to %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
WDMC_HEADER;GENERAL STAFF BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WDMC_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
WDMC_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
WDMC_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
WDMC_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
WDMC_4;control over our military forces.;;;;;;;;;;X
WDMC_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WDMC_2;%t, we declined;;;;;;;;;;X
WDMC_1;Military Control;;;;;;;;;;X
WCMC_SETUP;When we cancel another nations military control of our forces.;;;;;;;;;;X
WCMC_LOG;We cancelled %s's military control.;;;;;;;;;;X
WCMC_HEADER;GENERAL STAFF BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WCMC_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
WCMC_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
WCMC_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
WCMC_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
WCMC_4;to control our military forces.;;;;;;;;;;X
WCMC_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WCMC_2;%t, we have cancelled the right of;;;;;;;;;;X
WCMC_1;Military Control Terminated;;;;;;;;;;X
VASSALI;Vassalization;;;;;;;;;;X
VASSAL_TIT2;to create;;;;;;;;;;X
VASSAL_TIT1;Select Puppet;;;;;;;;;;X
VASSAL_NONE;Nothing selected;;;;;;;;;;X
VASSAL_GRANT;Grant;;;;;;;;;;X
VASSAL_CURRENT;Create: %s;;;;;;;;;;X
WARDESC_US;-100: We control nothing.\n;;;;;;;;;;X
WARDESC_THEM;+100: They control nothing.\n;;;;;;;;;;X
WARDESC_OCCUPIED;-%d: They occupy %s.\n;;;;;;;;;;X
WARDESC_LIBERATED;+%d: We occupy %s.\n;;;;;;;;;;X
WARDESC_BATTLE;%d: Battles with %s\n;;;;;;;;;;X
WARDESC_ALLIANCE;%d: Battles with the alliance\n;;;;;;;;;;X
WARALL;War faction;;;;;;;;;;X
WAR_ENTRY;Currently %d percent support entry into War.;;;;;;;;;;X
WAMC_SETUP;When we grant military control to another nation.;;;;;;;;;;X
WAMC_LOG;We granted military control to %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
WAMC_HEADER;GENERAL STAFF BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WAMC_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
WAMC_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
WAMC_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
WAMC_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
WAMC_4;control over our military forces.;;;;;;;;;;X
WAMC_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
WAMC_2;%t, we have granted;;;;;;;;;;X
WAMC_1;Military Control;;;;;;;;;;X
WAITING_FOR_PLAYERS;(Waiting for other player(s)...);;;;;;;;;;X
UNLOADNUKE;Click to remove bomb from the unit.;;;;;;;;;;X
UNITSIEGE2;Affects the unit's performance in sieges.;;;;;;;;;;X
UNITSIEGE1;Siege Value;;;;;;;;;;X
UNITRANGE;(%.f km);;;;;;;;;;X
UNITNOORDER;No Orders;;;;;;;;;;X
UNITNAVALWEIGHT2;Troops Loaded / Load Capacity (compare to land unit's 'weight' value);;;;;;;;;;X
UNITNAVALWEIGHT1;Load Capacity;;;;;;;;;;X
UNITNAVALSHOCK2;Affects the unit's performance in board phase of naval combat.;;;;;;;;;;X
UNITNAVALSHOCK1;Boarding Value;;;;;;;;;;X
UNITNAVALFIRE2;Affects the unit's performance in fire phase of naval combat.;;;;;;;;;;X
UNITNAVALFIRE1;Fire Value;;;;;;;;;;X
UNITNAMESQUADRON;Squadron;;;;;;;;;;X
UNITNAMEFLEET;Fleet;;;;;;;;;;X
UNITNAMECORPS;Corps;;;;;;;;;;X
UNITNAMEARMY;Army;;;;;;;;;;X
UNITNAMEAIRFLEET;Squadron;;;;;;;;;;X
UNITMANUEVER2;Affects the unit's overall performance.;;;;;;;;;;X
UNITMANUEVER1;Maneuver Value;;;;;;;;;;X
UNITLEDBY;Led by %s;;;;;;;;;;X
UNITLEADERNAME;Leader Name;;;;;;;;;;X
UNITLANDWEIGHT2;The required capacity when loading the unit on a navy and when calculating attrition: 1 per 1000 infantry 2 per 1000 cavalry 2 per 10 cannon.;;;;;;;;;;X
UNITLANDWEIGHT1;Unit Weight;;;;;;;;;;X
UNITLANDSHOCK2;Affects the unit's performance in shock phase of land combat.;;;;;;;;;;X
UNITLANDSHOCK1;Shock Value;;;;;;;;;;X
UNITLANDFIRE2;Affects the unit's performance in fire phase of land combat.;;;;;;;;;;X
UNITLANDFIRE1;Fire Value;;;;;;;;;;X
UNITBASED;Based at %s;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_TSTRENGTH_DESC;This figure represents the combined strength of all the divisions, flotillas or squadrons in the currently selected unit. It is a total of the individual strength figures which can been on the statistics of the division, flotilla or squadron icon.;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_TSTRENGTH;The total of strength of all parts of this unit.;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_TROOPS_ABOARD;There are currently army units loaded onto the ships in this fleet.;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_TACTICALATTACK_DESC;The ability to destroy enemy tanks, vehicles and forts, and to disorganize enemy armies.;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_TACTICALATTACK;Tactical Bombing;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_SURFACEDEFENCE_DESC;The defence ability against AA fire.;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_SURFACEDEFENCE;Surface Defence;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_SUPPLY_DESC;A unit is in supply when they can trace an uninterrupted path through provinces under their nation's control to a source of supplies, ie from a convoy, or a home province.;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_SUPPLY;This unit is in supply.;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_STRENGTH_DESC;This is how many men and vehicles are still in fighting shape.;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_STRENGTH;Strength;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_STRATATTACK_DESC;The ability of an air division to damage enemy industries, cities and port facilities.;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_STRATATTACK;Strategic Bombing;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_SOFTATTACK_DESC;The number of attacks this unit has against 'soft' targets, which is every type of land force, except armoured and mechanised.;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_SOFTATTACK;Soft Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_SEADEFENCE_DESC;This is the ability of a unit to withstand attacks from other ships.;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_SEADEFENCE;Sea Defence;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_SEAATTACK_DESC;This is the offensive capabilities of a unit towards other ships.;;;;;;;;;;x
UIW_SEAATTACK;Sea Attack;;;;;;;;;;x
UIW_REORG_DIS;You need to have at least two divisions, flotillas or squadrons to create a new unit out of this one.;;;;;;;;;;x
UIW_REORG_DESC;To create a new unit from the divisions, flotillas or squadrons in the currently selected unit, add the required sub-units to the left side of the reorganisation screen by clicking on the '+' button. Unless at least one division, flotilla or squadron is moved from the old unit, a new unit will not be created.;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_REORG;Create a new unit, and move divisions/flotillas/squadrons to it.;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_REINFORE;The current strength of the unit. (Click to reinforce);;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_RE_DRO;You need %.1f manpower and %.1f supplies to reinforce this unit.;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_PLANES_ABOARD;This fleet has aeroplanes on its ships.;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_PARATROOP;You have paratroopers loaded aboard this airunit.  (click to unload them.);;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_OUT_OF_RANGE2;This unit has ships which have travelled %.f km, which is further than the maximum range of %.f km.  (Last based in %s, from where supplies and oil is traced.);;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_OUT_OF_RANGE;This unit has ships which have travelled further than the maximum range of %.f km.;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_ORG_DESC;This value represents the overall organization and morale of the men in the unit.;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_ORG;Organisation;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_OIL_PROBLEM;A division in this unit lacks enough oil to function properly.;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_NOREORG;You cannot reorganize units that are moving, in combat or in different provinces;;;;;;;;;;x
UIW_NAVY;%d Navies Selected;;;;;;;;;;x
UIW_NAVALATTACK_DESC;The ability to damage and sink ships;;;;;;;;;;x
UIW_NAVALATTACK;Naval Bombing;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_LEADERBUTTON;(Click to replace commander.);;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_IN_RANGE2;Ships in this unit have travelled %.f km, and this unit has a maximum range of %.f km.  (Last based in %s, from where supplies and oil is traced.);;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_IN_RANGE;This unit has a maximum range of %.f km.;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_HQ_DESC;If a leader of sufficiently high rank commands a unit, then the influence of their Headquarters will have a positive effect on any other units within a certain range.;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_HQ;This unit has an HQ.;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_HARDATTACK_DESC;The number of attacks this unit has against hard targets, ie mechanised and armoured divisions.;;;;;;;;;;x
UIW_HARDATTACK;Hard Attack;;;;;;;;;;x
UIW_DIGIN;This unit is dug-in, defending at a much better efficiency.  (Current bonus: %.f.);;;;;;;;;;x
UIW_DEFENCE_DESC;The defence against attacks from other land units. Each value gives a 10 percent chance of successfully defending against an attack.;;;;;;;;;;x
UIW_DEFENCE;Defence;;;;;;;;;;x
UIW_ATTRITION;This unit is located in a province with too low infrastructure to sustain a unit. The unit will lose strength and organisaion if it stays too long.;;;;;;;;;;x
UIW_ARMY;%d Armies Selected;;;;;;;;;;x
UIW_AIRDEFENCE_DESC;The defence against attacks from air units. Each value gives a 10 percent chance of successfully defending against an attack.;;;;;;;;;;x
UIW_AIRDEFENCE;Air Defence;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_AIRATTACK_DESC;The number of attacks this unit has against targets in the air.;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_AIRATTACK;Air Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
UIW_AIR_BUTTON;Select the air units stationed in this fleet, and give the orders.;;;;;;;;;;x
UFIN_SETUP;When a unit has been finished, and is ready for deployment.;;;;;;;;;;x
UFIN_LOG;The %s is now ready for deployment.;;;;;;;;;;x
UFIN_HEADER;GENERAL STAFF BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;x
UFIN_BTN2;Details;;;;;;;;;;x
UFIN_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;x
UFIN_6;;;;;;;;;;;x
UFIN_5;;;;;;;;;;;x
UFIN_4;;;;;;;;;;;x
UFIN_3;;;;;;;;;;;x
UFIN_2;is now ready for deployment.;;;;;;;;;;x
UFIN_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;x
TWTREASURY;To Treasury;;;;;;;;;;x
TWTRADE;Trade Level;;;;;;;;;;x
TWSTABILITY;Stability;;;;;;;;;;x
TWRTRADEOK;We are researching %s and with this funding we expect to be finished in %s %d.;;;;;;;;;;x
TWRTRADEBAD;We are researching %s but are not gaining any progress.;;;;;;;;;;x
TWRSTABOK;%sWe are investing in a stability increase and with this funding we expect to be finished in %s %d.;;;;;;;;;;x
TWRSTABBAD;%sWe are investing in a stability increase but are not gaining any progress;;;;;;;;;;x
TWRNAVALOK;We are researching %s and with this funding we expect to be finished in %s %d.;;;;;;;;;;x
TWRNAVALBAD;We are researching %s but are not gaining any progress.;;;;;;;;;;x
TWRLANDOK;We are researching %s and with this funding we expect to be finished in %s %d.;;;;;;;;;;x
TWRLANDBAD;We are researching %s but are not gaining any progress.;;;;;;;;;;x
TWRINFRAOK;We are researching %s and with this funding we expect to be finished in %s %d.;;;;;;;;;;x
TWRINFRABAD;We are researching %s but are not gaining any progress.;;;;;;;;;;x
TWR_WT;Raise War Taxes (50 percent extra tax income and troop build capacity for 6 months, ?1 stability);;;;;;;;;;x
TWR_WARTAX3;You can not raise War Taxes while stability is -3.;;;;;;;;;;x
TWR_WARTAX2;You can only Raise War Taxes when you are at war with another nation.;;;;;;;;;;x
TWR_WARTAX1;We are already taking out war taxes.;;;;;;;;;;x
TWR_TAKELOAN;Take Loan from the Bank (%d$ for 5 years);;;;;;;;;;x
TWR_END_I;You have already reached your maximum level.;;;;;;;;;;x
TWR_END_D;All investments here go back to treasury.;;;;;;;;;;x
TWR_5LOANS;You cannot have more than five national loans at a time.;;;;;;;;;;x
TWPRODUCTION;Infrastructure;;;;;;;;;;x
TWNAVALTECH;Naval Technology;;;;;;;;;;x
TWLANDTECH;Land Technology;;;;;;;;;;x
TWIN_IRO_6;You have progressed down another path in research, and can not research this technology.;;;;;;;;;;x
TWIN_IRO_5;We are currently researching this technology.;;;;;;;;;;x
TWIN_IRO_4;We have not researched the prerequisites for this technologoy.;;;;;;;;;;x
TWIN_IRO_3;We have not researched the theory required for this application.;;;;;;;;;;x
TWIN_IRO_2;We have not researched the previous theory in this field.;;;;;;;;;;x
TWIN_IRO_1;We have already researched this technology.;;;;;;;;;;x
TWBUDGET;$ from Budget;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_SETUP;When a scripted tutorial event occurs;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_LOG;%s: %s;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_HEADER;Tutorial Info%s;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_BTN2;;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_7_A6_NAME;End of Chapter;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_7_A6_DESC;You have now reached the end of the tutorial and should be all set to start playing!;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_7_A5_NAME;The ledger (3);;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_7_A5_DESC;Click through the ledger to see what information you can find here. Clicking history brings up a log of everything that has happened in your current game so far. When you feel ready, click Exit.;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_7_A4_NAME;The ledger (2);;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_7_A4_DESC;Click Economy at the bottom of the screen. In all windows with tables like this one, you can sort the statistics according to each table-header by clicking that header.;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_7_A3_NAME;The ledger (1);;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_7_A3_DESC;In the ledger, there is a great wealth of statistics about the current game. You can basically find everything in these pages. Below the ledger window you see a number of buttons, each of which brings up pages with statistics about a specific aspect of the game. You can also click through the statistics with the arrow buttons at the bottom of the window.;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_7_A2_NAME;Opening the ledger;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_7_A2_DESC;Click the indicated button to open the ledger of statistics about your game.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_7_A1_NAME;Chapter 7: Information;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_7_A1_DESC;This final chapter will show you where to find statistics about the current game and information about the economy and military of your own country and others.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_6_A9_NAME;Attacking with air units (2);;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_6_A9_DESC;You have several attack options, suitable for different types of aircraft. The options are tactical bombing, i.e. targeting military units, strategic bombing, i.e. targeting industry and infrastructure, intercept, i.e. attacking enemy aircraft, paradrop, i.e. that you drop (previously loaded) paratroopers in the province, and patrol, i.e. that you patrol a province against enemy units. (If you want to patrol/intercept a province in friendly territory, you press down Ctrl and right-click in it to get this window open.) Choose tactical bombing and set the attack for two days in the future at 06:00, an hour before your ground attack commences.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_6_A8_NAME;Attacking with aircraft (1);;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_6_A8_DESC;Click the indicated unit of dive bombers and then right-click the enemy province you just ordered an attack in.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_6_A7_NAME;Attacking with other land units;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_6_A7_DESC;Click the indicated infantry unit and then right-click the enemy province you just ordered an attack in. As you can see, infantry units don't have the option of blitzing. If the armoured breakthrough is successful, the enemy troops will be disorganized after it, which will be to your advantage. Therefore, choose Move to and set the attack for two days in the future at 08:00.;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_6_A6_NAME;Attacking with armoured units (3);;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_6_A6_DESC;Click the arrow next to the box. There are several options available to you. 'Move to' starts a regular attack on the province. 'Blitz' is a kind of attack only open to armoured units and in the right conditions. Using their speed and strength, the armoured units attempt to break through the enemy troops into another province. This disorganizes enemy troops and opens for other attacking units. 'Feint' is an attack you can make to confuse your enemy. Select 'Blitz' and then click OK. Then decide which province to attempt a breakthrough to.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_6_A5_NAME;Attacking with armoured units (2);;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_6_A5_DESC;Now right-click in the indicated enemy province (Poznan). In the box that shows up, you set the time and date of your attack, which enables you to make a coordinated attack with other units. (To get this box when moving to an empty province, press down Ctrl when you right-click.) Set the attack two days in the future at 07:00. You also choose which kind of attack the armoured unit will conduct in the top drop-down box. Continued...;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_6_A4_NAME;Attacking with armoured units (1);;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_6_A4_DESC;Click the indicated unit of armoured divisions. Continued...;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_6_A3_NAME;Declaring war (2);;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_6_A3_DESC;Click the indicated province in Poland and choose Declare war from the Diplomacy Screen. Finish by clicking 'Back to main'.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_6_A22_NAME;End of Chapter;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_6_A22_DESC;You have now reached the end of the sixth chapter and should move on to Information.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_6_A21_NAME;Giving up or taking control of units (2);;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_6_A21_DESC;You have a number of options. Choosing Assume military control will give you complete control of the ally's military forces, whereas Request specific attack lets you do just that. By sending an expeditionary force, you lend the units that you select to the ally. That country can then use it in its own war efforts. Now click Send expeditionary force and choose one of your units.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_6_A20_NAME;Giving up or taking control of units (1);;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_6_A20_DESC;In some situations you might want to lend military units to allied countries or assume control of their units. To do so, you click the envelope button to open the diplomacy screen and then the allied country in question. Do this now for the indicated country.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_6_A2_NAME;Declaring war (1);;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_6_A2_DESC;If another country declares war on you, or you declare war on another country, the allies of either country will also go to war. Click the envelope button to open the diplomacy screen.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_6_A19_NAME;Ending wars (2);;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_6_A19_DESC;Wars can end in many ways. You can go back to status quo by suing for peace, you can annex a nation that has been totally occupied, you can install a puppet régime under your control or you can make a settlement where one country gives up part of its territory to the victor. The options open to you depend on the situation on the ground. Now choose Sue for peace and go back to the pre-war status quo.;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_6_A18_NAME;Ending wars (1);;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_6_A18_DESC;To negotiate an end to hostilities with a country, you click on the envelope button to open the diplomacy screen and then click the country with which you want to make peace. Do this now.;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_6_A17_NAME;Air raids from an aircraft carrier;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_6_A17_DESC;Click the indicated aircraft carrier and then click Order carried planes. This brings up the air unit that is onboard the carrier, and you can now order it to attack enemy territory or troops in the same way you would order air units based on land.;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_6_A16_NAME;Supplying your naval units;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_6_A16_DESC;Naval units are always in supply when in a friendly harbor and when the unit has not exceeded it's maximum range.;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_6_A15_NAME;Following a sea battle;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_6_A15_DESC;Just like on land, you can follow a battle at sea by clicking the unit involved in it. You can get air support by ordering tactical bombing strikes the same way as on land.;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_6_A14_NAME;Attacking with naval units (2);;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_6_A14_DESC;As on land you can set the date and time of arrival for the naval unit. You have two options when moving navy units in wartime. Simply moving to a sea-zone, which you can do to attack an enemy naval unit in the sea-zone, or actively patrolling it to intercept enemy convoys. Eliminating convoys plays an important part in weakening your enemy and submarines are especially suited for patrolling. But now choose Move to.;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_6_A13_NAME;Attacking with naval units (1);;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_6_A13_DESC;Click the indicated naval unit. Then press down Ctrl and right-click the indicated sea-zone.;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_6_A12_NAME;Supplying your troops;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_6_A12_DESC;The part of your industrial capacity that you allocate to supplies is what keeps your armed forces supplied and in fighting condition. In order for troops in occupied territory to get supplies, there must be an unbroken chain of provinces under your control, from the province they are in back to your country. If not, supplies start running out, motorized units won't be able to move, all units will fight worse and eventually be decimated or surrender.;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_6_A11_NAME;Occupying territory;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_6_A11_DESC;When you capture territory from the enemy, it will remain occupied by your country until taken back by the enemy or a peace settlement where you give it up is reached.;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_6_A10_NAME;Following a land battle;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_6_A10_DESC;Now unpause the game by clicking the clock icon to the far right of the top bar and wait to follow the attack as it unrolls. You can follow the course of a battle by clicking the unit that is involved. This lets you see the present state of the units on the battle field. If things are going badly you can order your units to retreat by right-clicking the province you want to retreat to.;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_6_A1_NAME;Chapter 6: Warfare;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_6_A1_DESC;In this chapter you will learn how to go to war and make peace, how to plan and conduct battles on land, at sea, and in the air, how to coordinate attacks and make sure that your units get supplies.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TUTORIAL_5_A9_DESC;Now click the indicated button to build a new aircraft squadron.;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_5_A8_NAME;Commissioning a new ship/flotilla;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A8_DESC;This works the same way as setting up army divisions. In this instance, you can choose between battleships, cruisers, destroyers, aircraft carriers, submarines, and transports. Commission a battleship by clicking the top icon and then clicking OK.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A7_NAME;;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A7_DESC;Now click the indicated button to commission a new ship or flotilla.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A6_NAME;The force pool;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_5_A6_DESC;This brings you back to the military screen, where you can see all military development projects listed, along with finished divisions that are waiting to be deployed or re-deployed (i.e. your country's force pool). If the numbers here turn red, there is not enough industrial capacity for the projects you have started and this would delay the completion of new divisions. In order not to risk especially important projects, you might want to prioritize them.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A5_NAME;Setting up a new division (2);;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A5_DESC;At the bottom of the right-hand window, you see the cost in industrial capacity and manpower, as well as the estimated completion time, for setting up the selected division. Build an infantry division by clicking the top icon and then clicking OK.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A4_NAME;Setting up a new division (1);;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A4_DESC;In the window you see the different types of divisions at your disposal. Your options depend on your scientific development. In this instance, you can choose between infantry, cavalry, motorized and mechanized infantry, armour, and militia. In some cases you can enhance the new unit with extra engineers, artillery, anti-air or anti-tank guns. Clicking the icons along the left-hand side of the box brings up information about each type, from speed and supply consumption to attack values and organization.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A30_NAME;End of Chapter;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A30_DESC;You have now reached the end of the fifth chapter and should move on to Warfare.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A3_NAME;The military screen (2);;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A3_DESC;At the top of the right-hand window, you see the amount of industrial capacity you've set for military production (the number to the right) and how much of it is being used in ongoing projects (to the left). Now click the indicated button to set up a new army division.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A29_NAME;Carrying planes overseas (2);;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A29_DESC;Your fighter squadron has arrived on board the aircraft carrier and is ready for operations at sea. You can give the aircraft orders to take off from the carrier in a similar manner to unloading troops from transports.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A28_NAME;Carrying planes overseas (1);;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A28_DESC;Air units can land on Aircraft carriers, just as they land on a province, and then be shipped overseas and go on attack missions with the carrier as its base. Select the indicated air unit and move it to the indicated carrier by right-clicking the latter.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A27_NAME;Loading paratroopers onto planes;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A27_DESC;Paratroopers are special units that can be loaded onto planes and dropped in enemy territory. They are loaded onto planes much like army units are loaded onto ships. You select the paratroop unit and right-click on the air unit. Please note that both the paratroop unit and the transport plane must be in the same province.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A26_NAME;Aircraft squadrons;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A26_DESC;Click the indicated aircraft squadron. You split and merge air units in the same way as army and naval units. Leaders, re-deploying, reinforcing and upgrading also functions the same way. To move it at highest speed to another province, you simply select it and right-click in the target. You can only move air units to friendly provinces. Now move the aircraft squadron to the indicated province.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A25_NAME;Unloading army units from ships;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A25_DESC;To unload the army unit, click the naval unit and click Unload troops. This brings up the army unit, and you move it onto land by right-clicking the province you want to unload it in. Now unload the unit in the indicated province;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A24_NAME;Loading army units on to ships;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A24_DESC;You can load an army unit onto a naval unit in order to transport it across sea-zones. Each ship has a certain loading capacity. Select the indicated army unit and move it onto the indicated naval unit.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A23_NAME;Naval units;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A23_DESC;You split and merge naval units in the same way as army units. Leaders, re-deploying, reinforcing and upgrading also functions the same way. To move it at highest speed to another sea-zone or into a friendly port, you simply select it and right-click in the target. Now move the naval unit to the indicated sea-zone.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A22_NAME;Naval units;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A22_DESC;Click the indicated naval unit.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A21_NAME;Changing leaders;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A21_DESC;Here, you can also change the leader of the selected unit. In the list you see all the alternative leaders available to you. To change leaders, you click the new leader's photo in the list. Choose a new leader and click him.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A20_NAME;Promoting leaders;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A20_DESC;Here you see the rank, skill and experience of the leader of the selected unit. The skill depends on the individual leader, whereas experience is gained through leading units in battle. You can promote the leader here (field marshal being the highest rank). When you promote a leader he can lead larger units, but he initially loses one skill point and his experience goes back to zero.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A2_NAME;The military screen (1);;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A2_DESC;Click the tank button. This opens the military screen where you make decisions about the part of your country's industrial capacity that goes into military production. Here you set up new army divisions, ships and aircraft squadrons.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A19_NAME;Information about leaders;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A19_DESC;In the right-hand window you see who is the leader of the unit. This can be a decisive factor in combat, since different military leaders have different characteristics. Click the leader's photo to get more information on and to manage leaders.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A18_NAME;;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A18_DESC;Click the indicated unit.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A17_NAME;Managing divisions;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A17_DESC;Here you get detailed information about the division. You can also manage it in different ways. You can reinforce a division reduced by combat and upgrade an older model division to let it take advantage of new technology. Finally, you can return the division to the national force pool in order to deploy it somewhere else by clicking Strategically re-deploy division. Do this now.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A16_NAME;Information about divisions;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A16_DESC;Click the indicated unit. You can then click the icon for each division in the right-hand window to get information about it. Click the top icon.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A15_NAME;Merging units;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A15_DESC;By holding down the left-button on your mouse and drawing a square around several units you can select them all. Do this around the indicated units now. This lets you merge the units by clicking the Merge units button. Clicking Create new unit lets you create two new units with all the divisions in the selected units. Now merge the selected units.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A14_NAME;Splitting units;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A14_DESC;Click the indicated army unit. In the right-hand window you see the divisions that are part of it. Click the indicated button to divide the unit into two smaller units. Click '+' next to the bottom division. This creates a new unit with that division in it. In the right-hand column you see the divisions in your new unit, and you can add or subtract from it. When there are more than one unit in the same province, you select the different units by clicking the bars below the icon on the map.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A13_NAME;Moving units;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_5_A13_DESC;Click the indicated army unit. This brings up information about it in the right-hand window and lets you order it to move. To move it at highest speed to another province you simply select it and right-click in that province. Move your selected unit to the indicated province.;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_5_A12_NAME;Deploying a finished unit (2);;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_5_A12_DESC;Ships/flotillas can be deployed in any coastal province in your territory. Deploy your new battleship in the indicated province by clicking Deploy next to it and then clicking the province.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_5_A11_NAME;Deploying a finished unit (1);;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_5_A11_DESC;Normally it takes a long time to finish a unit which you can see in the information about your battleship and your fighter division. Instead of letting you wait out the time we have already finished the production of your infantry division. The finished unit is now part of your national force pool. You can deploy army units and aircraft squadrons anywhere on your territory. Deploy your new infantry division in the indicated province by clicking Deploy next to it and then clicking the province.;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_5_A10_NAME;Building a new aircraft squadron;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_5_A10_DESC;This works the same way as setting up army divisions or commissioning ships. In this instance, you can choose between fighters, tactical bombers, and dive bombers. Commission a fighter squadron by clicking the top icon and then clicking OK.;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_5_A1_NAME;Chapter 5: Military management;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_5_A1_DESC;This chapter deals with how you manage your country's armed forces. You will learn what type of units there are, how to set up new units, how to move them, re-deploy them and manage the unit commanders.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TUTORIAL_4_A9_NAME;End of Chapter;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_4_A9_DESC;You have now reached the end of the fourth chapter and should move on to Military management.;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_4_A8_NAME;Research disciplines and levels (3);;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_4_A8_DESC;You can also use this box to follow which alternative routes you have to choose from in your research. Click a green research project in the list and then click one of the projects it allows in the right-hand box and repeat this. Thus you can follow different routes and see where you end up. That makes it possible to make conscious, strategic choices when deciding how to put your research budget to use.;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_4_A7_NAME;Research disciplines and levels (2);;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_4_A7_DESC;Clicking the buttons at the top of the left-hand window brings up the corresponding research discipline. In the middle box below the buttons you see all the projects in that discipline listed. The ones available to you are listed in green. Clicking a project in the list you can see what projects they require to be finished in the left-hand box, and what new projects they allow you to start in the right-hand box. In the bottom box you see a description of the project and which level it is on. You can also start projects from here.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_4_A6_NAME;Research disciplines and levels (1);;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_4_A6_DESC;In the window to the left you find all necessary information to make the right research choices. Each discipline has levels of development. What projects you choose on each level, determines what choices you will have on the next level. This window explains how the projects fit together and which routes you can choose in the different disciplines.;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_4_A5_NAME;Ongoing projects;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_4_A5_DESC;The projects you've started are listed in the lower part of the right-hand window. You see the cost, time and estimated time of achievement in the list. If the numbers here turn red there are not enough industrial capacity for the projects you have started and this would delay ongoing projects. In order not to risk especially important projects, you might want to prioritize them. Prioritize the second of your projects by clicking 'Prioritise project' now.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_4_A4_NAME;Possible projects;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_4_A4_DESC;Below the budget numbers you see a list of the research projects open to you at present. You can scroll up and down in the list using the lever to the right. The icon next to each project indicates its research discipline and to the right you see the name, estimated time and cost of the project. Start two projects by clicking 'Start project'.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_4_A3_NAME;The research budget;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_4_A3_DESC;In the technology screen you choose research projects for your country. At the top of the right-hand window you see the budget you have allocated to research in the production screen (the right-hand number) and how much of this industrial capacity is being used at present (the left-hand number).;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_4_A2_NAME;Opening the technology screen;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_4_A2_DESC;In order to decide how the part of your industrial capacity that is allocated to research should be used, you click the indicated gear-wheel button. Click it now.;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_4_A1_NAME;Chapter 4: Research;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_4_A1_DESC;In this chapter you will learn how you make decisions about your country's research projects. This can be decisive for your success on the battlefield.;;;;;;;;;;x
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TUTORIAL_3_A9_NAME;Stores;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A9_DESC;The raw materials and supplies that you don't use right away are put into storage. At the lower part of the window on the left, you can see your current stores and the provinces they are in.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A8_NAME;Production;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A8_DESC;This lever sets how much industrial capacity is used for producing new military units, fortifications, infrastructure and industries. You decide how to use this capacity in the military screen (see chapter 5) and, for projects in provinces, by selecting a province and choosing a development or fortification project.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A7_NAME;Research;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A7_DESC;This lever sets how much industrial capacity is used for various research projects. The higher you set it, the more projects you can support at the same time. You decide which projects to use this capacity for in the research screen (see chapter 4).;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A6_NAME;Supplies;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A6_DESC;This lever sets how much industrial capacity is used for supplies to your armed forces. Supplies compiles everything from ammunition to food and without them your troops cannot fight.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A5_NAME;Consumer goods;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A5_DESC;This lever sets how much industrial capacity is used for consumer goods. To keep your population content you must put out a minimum of consumer goods, which is indicated by the small number to the left on the scale. Otherwise dissent grows and there's risk of upheaval. For democracies the minimum level is higher.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A4_NAME;The production screen;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A4_DESC;Here you decide the distribution of your industrial capacity between four different types of usage: consumer goods, supplies, research, and production. To change the distribution between them, you simply grab the levers by clicking and pulling them left to decrease the industrial capacity in that usage or right to increase it. Note that the settings all depend on each other. If the number for a usage is red here, the allocated capacity is not covering your needs.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A3_NAME;Industrial capacity;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A3_DESC;Your supply of raw materials is used in industrial production, which is dependent on your country's total industrial capacity. This you can see at the far right on the top bar (to the left you see how much is available for new projects and to the right the total capacity). To manage the production that this capacity is used for, click the indicated factory button.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A23_NAME;End of Chapter;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A23_DESC;You have now reached the end of the third chapter and should move on to Research.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A22_NAME;Project in progress;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A22_DESC;Once you've chosen a project in the province, you can see the cost of it and how it's progressing at the bottom of the right-hand window.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A21_NAME;Improving infrastructure;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A21_DESC;If you use industrial capacity to improve infrastructure in a province, troops can move faster through it. This especially applies to motorized units. Click this button.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A20_NAME;Improving Defences;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A20_DESC;If you use industrial capacity to build coastal, land fortifications or constructing anti-airforce units in a province, enemy troops will have bigger losses when trying to attack it by sea, land or air.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A2_NAME;Raw materials;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A2_DESC;To the left in the top bar, you see your country's supply of the four raw materials coal, steel, rubber and oil. If your war effort is to be successful, you need to make sure that you have enough raw materials, either from your own provinces, by setting up convoys from elsewhere or trading raw materials on the world market.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A19_NAME;Building more industries;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A19_DESC;If you use industrial capacity to build more industry in the province, the industrial capacity of the province, and of the country as a whole, is increased.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A18_NAME;Investing in provinces;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A18_DESC;You can use the production part of your industrial capacity to develop industry, infrastructure and defences in your individual provinces. Click the indicated province. This brings up the information about the province's industrial capacity, anti-aircraft batteries, fortifications, infrastructure, raw material production and manpower.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A17_NAME;Trading on the world market (2);;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A17_DESC;Here you can make trade offers on the world market to exchange your surplus of a raw material for another raw material. You click the icons at the bottom to choose which offer you want to make and the rate you would like to trade at, then click 'Offer deal'.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A16_NAME;Trading on the world market (1);;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A16_DESC;Click on the factory button again. At the bottom of the right-hand window, click 'Trade on world market'.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A15_NAME;Managing a convoy (2);;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A15_DESC;Here you get information about the selected convoy and can make changes to it or cancel it. In the middle of the right-hand window you set the number of transports and escorts in the convoy. The right-hand transports figure shows the minimum number of transports needed for the convoy to be up and running. Further down you set what the convoy should transport. The right hand figures show the maximum amount of the raw material/supplies that can be shipped from the province. Add 13 transports, 3 escorts and choose to ship steel and rubber.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A14_NAME;Managing a convoy (1);;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A14_DESC;The new convoy is now created and included in the list of convoys. Click it and open the screen for managing convoys.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A13_NAME;Establishing a new convoy (2);;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A13_DESC;You see the starting point of the convoy at the bottom of the right-hand window. Then you click on the indicated coastal province that you want the convoy to bring the raw material or supplies to. Then click 'Create' at the bottom of the right-hand window.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A12_NAME;Establishing a new convoy (1);;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A12_DESC;To set up a new convoy you click on the raw material or supply producing province that the convoy should go from. Click in the indicated province and then click OK.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A11_NAME;Convoys;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A11_DESC;To supply your country with raw materials, you can set up convoys, which in wartime are important targets for your enemies. In this window you can manage existing convoys and set up new ones. At the top of the window you see the existing convoys with the number of transports to the right and the number military escorts that protect the convoy from enemy attacks to the left. You can add and subtract ships by clicking + and - here.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TUTORIAL_3_A10_DESC;Now click 'Manage convoys' at the bottom of the window.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A1_NAME;Chapter 3: Resources;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_3_A1_DESC;In this chapter you will learn how to manage your industrial capacity and choosing how it should be used. You will also learn how to set up and manage convoys, how to trade raw materials on the world market and how to develop your provinces in different ways.;;;;;;;;;;X
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TUTORIAL_2_A9_NAME;Alliances;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2_A9_DESC;Click the indicated country. This is a country that has an allegiance similar to yours. That makes it plausible to bring it into your alliance. When a country in an alliance goes to war, its alliance partners automatically goes to war with it. In the diplomacy screen you can also choose to leave the alliance you are in. Attempt to bring the selected country into your alliance by clicking Bring to alliance.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2_A8_NAME;Exerting diplomatic influence (2);;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2_A8_DESC;The result of your attempt to influence the country is immediate and you can see how the allegiance indicator of the country moves accordingly. Also for coup attempts and demanding territories the result is immediate. When you, as a major power, go to war it can be important to have the support or acceptance of minor powers.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2_A7_NAME;Exerting diplomatic influence (1);;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2_A7_DESC;Click in the indicated country. The diplomacy screen now shows the allegiance and diplomatic circumstances of the selected country. You can exert your diplomatic influence in a number of ways. Demanding territory from a country, staging a coup to make it adopt your political system, or simply influencing a nation towards your view of the world all cost points of diplomatic influence on the top bar. Click Influence nation to try to influence the selected country and then click the OK button in this dialog.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2_A6_NAME;Diplomatic influence;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2_A6_DESC;Here you can see your current diplomatic influence. This influence is gained over time and you can exert it to impact other countries in different ways.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2_A5_NAME;Allegiance and circumstances;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2_A5_DESC;In the triangle at top right you see your country's allegiance to the three ideologies. The closer you are to an icon, the more you lean toward the corresponding ideology. Below the triangle you see if you are part of an alliance and other diplomatic circumstances, such as being at war with, having territorial claims on or military control of other countries.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2_A4_NAME;;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2_A4_DESC;Click the envelope button to open the diplomacy screen.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2_A3_NAME;Three ideologies;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2_A3_DESC;During the era of this game, there were three main ideologies in the world, Communism, Fascism and Democracy. There are three corresponding alliances in the game - the Comintern, the Axis and the Allies. England always leads the Allies, Germany always leads the Axis and the Soviet Union always leads the Comintern, albeit the latter can join either of the other two. Every country in the game has an ideological leaning - an allegiance.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2_A2_NAME;Diplomacy;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2_A2_DESC;Diplomacy is the way of handling relations with both friendly and hostile countries. Managing these relations well through the game is vital to your success or failure. For the major powers, building alliances and handling the relationship to various minor powers well can be especially important.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2_A15_NAME;End of chapter;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2_A15_DESC;You have now reached the end of the second chapter and should move on to Resources.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2_A14_NAME;Managing your government;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2_A14_DESC;Here you see the composition of your government and top military leadership. Each minister has specific characteristics, that you can read by clicking their names. Now click the minister of security. For certain ministers you have the option of replacing them and thereby influencing how your country is governed. Install another minister of security by clicking that button.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2_A13_NAME;;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2_A13_DESC;Click your country's flag.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2_A12_NAME;Foreign diplomats;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2_A12_DESC;Other countries can send diplomats to you, who demand your response. Refuse the territorial claims.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2_A11_NAME;Other diplomatic actions;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2_A11_DESC;There are other options in the diplomatic screen. It's here that you declare war and sue for peace with another country (see Capter 6 - Warfare). You can assume control of an allied country's armed forces or request that the ally executes a specific attack. You can lend troops to an ally by sending an expeditionary force or ask for military access to another country's territory.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2_A10_NAME;Friendly actions;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2_A10_DESC;There are a number of friendly actions you can take to tie other countries closer to you or help them in different ways. You can guarantee another country's independence, which is not, however, binding like an alliance. You can offer a lend-lease program to help another country's war effort and you can share some research findings with another country.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2_A1_NAME;Chapter 2: Diplomacy and government;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2_A1_DESC;This chapter will familiarize you with how to use diplomacy and manage your government. You will learn about alliances and allegiance and how to deal with your allies, declare war, sue for peace and exert your diplomatic influence on other countries.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_2;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A9_NAME;The production screen;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A9_DESC;Click the factory button. This opens the production screen where you manage your industrial capacity to best suit your needs, manage convoys or trade on the world market.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A8_NAME;The top bar (2);;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A8_DESC;Along the top to the right in the top bar you see your current manpower, which can be used to build new armed units, diplomatic influence, which can be used to influence other countries, and the level of dissent, which reflects the risk of upheaval in your country. At the far right you see the industrial capacity of your country, to the left how much is available for new projects and to the right the total capacity. By clicking the clock on the far right, you pause and unpause the game. You can also pause/unpause the game by pressing the Pause/Break key on your keyboard.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A7_NAME;The top bar (1);;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A7_DESC;On the bar at the top of the map window you find a number of game facts and statistics about your country. In the middle, you see the current time and date of your game. You can always speed up or slow down game time with the command Ctrl + and Ctrl -, respectively. To the left you see your current production of the main raw materials: coal, steel, rubber, and oil, which translates into your country's industrial capacity. You also see how much supplies to keep your armed forces up and running you currently have.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A6_NAME;Log window;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A6_DESC;Everything that takes place in the game is logged at the bottom left of the interface. You can scroll up and down through events with the lever to the right.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A5_NAME;Zooming in and out;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A5_DESC;With the buttons at the bottom of the small world map you can zoom in and out in the map window.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A4_NAME;Scrolling the map;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A4_DESC;You can scroll the main map by moving the cursor to the edge of your screen in the desired direction. You can also use the small world map in the lower right-hand corner to move to a particular area by clicking it.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A3_NAME;The map;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A3_DESC;On the map you get an idea about the terrain, as well as the amount of fortifications, in different provinces. Rivers, forests, swamps and mountains slow down troop movements and fortified provinces are easier to defend.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A2_NAME;Chapter 1: The Interface;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A2_DESC;In this chapter you will get to know the interface, how the map works, how you can find important information, and so on. Note that, while playing, you always get help by pointing the cursor at icons, buttons or menues.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A19_NAME;End of chapter;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A19_DESC;You have now reached the end of the first chapter and should move on to Diplomacy and government.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A18_NAME;Statistics window;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A18_DESC;Click the indicated button. This brings up a wealth of statistics on your current game.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A17_NAME;Game management;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A17_DESC;Click the indicated button. This brings up a game management box, where you can manage game settings, save and load games, get hints and surrender. Click Return.;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_1_A16_NAME;Map modes;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A16_DESC;By clicking the buttons to the left of the small map you can choose to view the map in five different modes: Terrain, Political, Weather information, Economic and In supply mode.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A15_NAME;Information about provinces;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A15_DESC;Click the indicated province. This brings up information about the province's industries, infrastructure and fortifications, and lets you manage these areas for the province. By clicking a province in a foreign country, you get the same information about it.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A14_NAME;Information about military units.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A14_DESC;Click the indicated army unit. In the window to the right you see the divisions that are part of the unit as well as the commanding officer. Here you can also manage the unit and commander. This works the same way for naval and aircraft units.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A13_NAME;The government screen;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A13_DESC;Click your country's flag. This opens the government screen where you can manage the composition of your government and top military leadership.;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_1_A12_NAME;The diplomacy screen;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_1_A12_DESC;Click the envelope button. This opens the diplomacy screen where you handle your relations with other countries and can exert your diplomatic influence in different ways.;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_1_A11_NAME;The military screen;;;;;;;;;;x
TUTORIAL_1_A11_DESC;Click the tank button. This opens the military screen where you make decisions about the part of your country's industrial capacity that goes into military production. Here you set up new army divisions, ships and aircraft squadrons.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A10_NAME;The technology screen;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A10_DESC;Click the gear-wheel button. This opens the technology screen where you make decisions about the part of your country's industrial capacity that goes into research. Here you decide what technology to research for.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A1_NAME;Welcome to the tutorial!;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1_A1_DESC;If you get lost or miss something in a chapter, click the indicated game management button at the lower right-hand corner and then choose Surrender. This lets you start the chapter over again.;;;;;;;;;;X
TUTORIAL_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
TSTRBOMBUS_SETUP;When one of our provinces gets strategically bombed.;;;;;;;;;;X
TSTRBOMBUS_LOG;%s bombed us!  %s took %s in damage.;;;;;;;;;;X
TSTRBOMBUS_HEADER;SECURITY BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
TSTRBOMBUS_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
TSTRBOMBUS_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
TSTRBOMBUS_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
TSTRBOMBUS_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
TSTRBOMBUS_4;We took %s in damage.;;;;;;;;;;X
TSTRBOMBUS_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
TSTRBOMBUS_2;%t, some inferior %s Air units have bombed;;;;;;;;;;X
TSTRBOMBUS_1;Our Cities have been Bombed!;;;;;;;;;;X
TSTRBOMB_SETUP;When another nation strategically bomb a province.;;;;;;;;;;X
TSTRBOMB_LOG;%s bombed %s for %s in damage.;;;;;;;;;;X
TSTRBOMB_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
TSTRBOMB_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
TSTRBOMB_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
TSTRBOMB_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
TSTRBOMB_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
TSTRBOMB_4;They have taken %s in damages.;;;;;;;;;;X
TSTRBOMB_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
TSTRBOMB_2;%t, bombers from %s have attacked;;;;;;;;;;X
TSTRBOMB_1;Bombing Mission;;;;;;;;;;X
TRETEXPUS_SETUP;When you return control of an expeditionary force;;;;;;;;;;X
TRETEXPUS_LOG;We returned control over %s to %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
TRETEXPUS_HEADER;GENERAL STAFF BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
TRETEXPUS_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
TRETEXPUS_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
TRETEXPUS_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
TRETEXPUS_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
TRETEXPUS_4;to;;;;;;;;;;X
TRETEXPUS_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
TRETEXPUS_2;%t, we have returned control of;;;;;;;;;;X
TRETEXPUS_1;Expeditionary Force Returns;;;;;;;;;;X
TRETEXP_SETUP;When another nation returns control of an expeditionary force.;;;;;;;;;;x
TRETEXP_LOG;%s have returned control of %s to %s;;;;;;;;;;X
TRETEXP_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
TRETEXP_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
TRETEXP_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
TRETEXP_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
TRETEXP_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
TRETEXP_4;have returned control of %s to;;;;;;;;;;X
TRETEXP_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
TRETEXP_2;%t , we have received important information that;;;;;;;;;;X
TRETEXP_1;Expeditionary Force Returns;;;;;;;;;;X
TRAIT_WINSPE;Winter Specialist;;;;;;;;;;X
TRAIT_TRICKS;Trickster;;;;;;;;;;X
TRAIT_TNKBUS;Tank Buster;;;;;;;;;;X
TRAIT_SUPTAC;Superior Tactician;;;;;;;;;;X
TRAIT_SPOTTE;Spotter;;;;;;;;;;X
TRAIT_SEAWOL;Sea Wolf;;;;;;;;;;X
TRAIT_PNZLED;Tank Leader;;;;;;;;;;X
TRAIT_OLDGRD;Old Guard;;;;;;;;;;X
TRAIT_OFFDOC;Offensive Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;X
TRAIT_NGHTFL;Night Flyer;;;;;;;;;;X
TRAIT_LOGWIZ;Logistics Wizard;;;;;;;;;;X
TRAIT_FORBUS;Fortress Buster;;;;;;;;;;X
TRAIT_FLTDES;Fleet Destroyer;;;;;;;;;;X
TRAIT_ENGINE;Engineer;;;;;;;;;;X
TRAIT_DEFDOC;Defensive Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;X
TRAIT_CRPBOM;Carpet Bomber;;;;;;;;;;X
TRAIT_COMMAN;Commando;;;;;;;;;;X
TRAIT_BLKRUN;Blockade Runner;;;;;;;;;;X
TRADETOUS_SETUP;When another country offers us a trade agreement.;;;;;;;;;;X
TRADETOUS_LOG;;;;;;;;;;;X
TRADETOUS_HEADER;;;;;;;;;;;X
TRADETOUS_BTN2;;;;;;;;;;;X
TRADETOUS_BTN1;;;;;;;;;;;X
TRADETOUS_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
TRADETOUS_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
TRADETOUS_4;;;;;;;;;;;x
TRADETOUS_3;;;;;;;;;;;x
TRADETOUS_2;;;;;;;;;;;x
TRADETOUS_1;;;;;;;;;;;x
TRADEOFFER;Make Trade Offer;;;;;;;;;;x
TRADEAGR_ROLL;%s offers us a trade agreement.;;;;;;;;;;x
TIMEMENU_ATTACK;%s at;;;;;;;;;;x
TIME;H:00 M D, Y;;;;;;;;;;x
THEYSNCOM_SETUP;When one of our fleets is under attack.;;;;;;;;;;x
THEYSNCOM_LOG;We are attacked by hostile fleets of %s in %s.;;;;;;;;;;x
THEYSNCOM_HEADER;NAVAL BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;x
THEYSNCOM_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;x
THEYSNCOM_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;x
THEYSNCOM_6;;;;;;;;;;;x
THEYSNCOM_5;%s!;;;;;;;;;;x
THEYSNCOM_4;are under attack from;;;;;;;;;;x
THEYSNCOM_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;x
THEYSNCOM_2;Our fleet in;;;;;;;;;;x
THEYSNCOM_1;;;;;;;;;;;x
THEYSLCOM_SETUP;When our armies have been attacked;;;;;;;;;;x
THEYSLCOM_LOG;We are attacked by hostile armies of %s in %s.;;;;;;;;;;x
THEYSLCOM_HEADER;ARMY BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;x
THEYSLCOM_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;x
THEYSLCOM_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;x
THEYSLCOM_6;;;;;;;;;;;x
THEYSLCOM_5;%s! They try to hold their position as long as possible.;;;;;;;;;;x
THEYSLCOM_4;is under attack from;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYSLCOM_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYSLCOM_2;Our army in;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYSLCOM_1;;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYSACOM_SETUP;When our air flottillas are under attack.;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYSACOM_LOG;We are attacked by hostile airplanes of %s above %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYSACOM_HEADER;AIR FORCE BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYSACOM_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYSACOM_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYSACOM_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYSACOM_5;%s!;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYSACOM_4;have been intercepted and are under attack from;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYSACOM_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYSACOM_2;Our planes above;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYSACOM_1;;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYINFL_SETUP;When another nation influences a third nation towards their politics;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYINFL_LOG;%s have been %s by %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYINFL_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING\nConcerning%s ;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYINFL_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYINFL_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYINFL_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYINFL_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYINFL_4;by %s towards their political viewpoint.;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYINFL_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYINFL_2;%t, they have been ;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYINFL_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYDDT_SETUP;When another nation refuse to give in to the territorial demands of a third nation.;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYDDT_LOG;%s refused to give in to %s's territorial demands.;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYDDT_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYDDT_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYDDT_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYDDT_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYDDT_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYDDT_4;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYDDT_3;refused to give in to the territorial demands of;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYDDT_2;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYDDT_1;Demands Denied!;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPUSF_SETUP;When another nation fails to coup us.;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPUSF_LOG;%s failed to stage a coup in our nation.;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPUSF_HEADER;SECURITY BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPUSF_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPUSF_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPUSF_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPUSF_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPUSF_4;were behind the attempt to coup our legal government.;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPUSF_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPUSF_2;%t, we suspect that;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPUSF_1;Coup Attempt;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPUS_SETUP;When another nation succesfully coup us.;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPUS_LOG;%s have succesfully replaced our government with a more loyal one.;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPUS_HEADER;NEWSPAPER HEADLINE;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPUS_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPUS_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPUS_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPUS_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPUS_4;;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPUS_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPUS_2;%t, our government has collapsed, and been replaced with a government more loyal to;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPUS_1;Government Falls;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPF_SETUP;When another nation fails to coup a third nation.;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPF_LOG;%s failed to stage a coup in %s;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPF_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPF_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPF_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPF_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPF_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPF_4;but they failed.;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPF_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPF_2;%t,%s attempted to stage a coup in;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUPF_1;Coup Attempt;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUP_SETUP;When another nation succesfully coup a third nation.;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUP_LOG;%s have succesfully replaced the government in %s with a more loyal one.;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUP_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUP_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUP_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUP_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUP_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUP_4;to fall, and they have installed a government much more loyal to them.;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUP_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUP_2;%t,%s have engineered the government of;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYCOUP_1;Government Falls;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYADT_SETUP;When another nation gives in to the territorial demands of a third nation.;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYADT_LOG;%s accepted %s's demands and ceded %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYADT_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYADT_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYADT_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYADT_6;to them.;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYADT_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYADT_4;and ceded;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYADT_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYADT_2;%t, %s have caved in to the demands of;;;;;;;;;;X
THEYADT_1;Territory Ceded;;;;;;;;;;X
TGEXPUS_SETUP;When you receive an expeditionary force.;;;;;;;;;;X
TGEXPUS_LOG;%s have lent %s to us.;;;;;;;;;;X
TGEXPUS_HEADER;GENERAL STAFF BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
TGEXPUS_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
TGEXPUS_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
TGEXPUS_6;as a loan.;;;;;;;;;;X
TGEXPUS_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
TGEXPUS_4;They have sent us;;;;;;;;;;X
TGEXPUS_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
TGEXPUS_2;%t , troops have been temporarily placed under our command by;;;;;;;;;;X
TGEXPUS_1;Expeditionary Force;;;;;;;;;;X
TGEXP_SETUP;When another nation sends an expeditionary force.;;;;;;;;;;X
TGEXP_LOG;%s sent %s as a loan to %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
TGEXP_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
TGEXP_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
TGEXP_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
TGEXP_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
TGEXP_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
TGEXP_4;have sent an Expeditionary Force consisting of %s to;;;;;;;;;;X
TGEXP_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
TGEXP_2;%t , we have received important information that;;;;;;;;;;X
TGEXP_1;Expeditionary Force;;;;;;;;;;X
TERRAINCOGNITA;Terra Incognita;;;;;;;;;;X
TECHWIN_TITLE;Budget: §Y%.1f/%.1f;;;;;;;;;;X
TECHWIN_TIME;Build Time: %d days;;;;;;;;;;X
TECHWIN_START;Start Project;;;;;;;;;;X
TECHWIN_PRIO;Prioritise Project;;;;;;;;;;X
TECHWIN_LEVEL;%s - Level %d Theory:;;;;;;;;;;X
TECHWIN_COST;Cost: %d IC;;;;;;;;;;X
TECHWIN_CLOSE;Close Window;;;;;;;;;;X
TECHWIN_APP;%s - Level %d Application:;;;;;;;;;;X
TECHFINISHED_SETUP;When we have discovered a new technology.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECHFINISHED_LOG;Our scientists have developed '%s'.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECHFINISHED_HEADER;ARMAMENTS BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
TECHFINISHED_BTN2;;;;;;;;;;;X
TECHFINISHED_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
TECHFINISHED_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
TECHFINISHED_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
TECHFINISHED_4;;;;;;;;;;;X
TECHFINISHED_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
TECHFINISHED_2;%t, our scientists have completed their research into;;;;;;;;;;X
TECHFINISHED_1;New Technology Developed;;;;;;;;;;X
TECHETA;ETA: %s;;;;;;;;;;X
TECHCOST;%d IC for %d days.;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_REQUIRED;Required for %s.\n;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_REQ;Requires:;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_EFFECTS;Effects     (U) = on upgrade;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_ALL;Allows:;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_SURPRISE;Surprise Chance;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_SURFACE_DETECTION;Surface Detection;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_SUPPLY_CONSUMPTION;Supply Consumption;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_SUPPLIES;Supplies;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_SUB_DETECTION;Submarine Detection;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_SUB_ATTACK;Sub Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_STRATEGIC_ATTACK;Strategic Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_STORM_MOVE;Storm Move;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_STORM_DEFENSE;Storm Defence;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_STORM_ATTACK;Storm Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_SPEED_CAP_ENG;Speed Cap for ENG Brigades;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_SPEED_CAP_AT;Speed Cap for AT Brigades;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_SPEED_CAP_ART;Speed Cap for ART Brigades;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_SPEED_CAP_AA;Speed Cap for AA Brigades;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_SPEED;Speed;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_SOFT_ATTACK;Soft Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_SNOW_MOVE;Snow Move;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_SNOW_DEFENSE;Snow Defence;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_SNOW_ATTACK;Snow Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_SHORE_ATTACK;Shore Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_RIVER_ATTACK;River Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_RESEARCH_TIME;;;;;;;;;;X
TECH_ALL;Allows:;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_VISIBILITY;Visibility;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_WEIGHT;Weight;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_US;Us;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_URBAN_MOVE;Urban Move;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_URBAN_DEFENSE;Urban Defence;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_URBAN_ATTACK;Urban Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_TRANSPORT_CAPACITY;Transport Capacity;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_TOTAL;Total;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_THEORETICAL;Theo;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_THEM;Them;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_TACTICAL_ATTACK;Tactical Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_SWAMP_MOVE;Swamp Move;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_SWAMP_DEFENSE;Swamp Defence;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_SWAMP_ATTACK;Swamp Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_RESEARCH_POS_OFFSET;R&D Max Time Inc;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_RESEARCH_NEG_OFFSET;R&D Max Time Dec;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_RESEARCH_COST;R&D Cost;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_REQ_MANPOWER;Manpower;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_RANGE;Range;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_RAIN_MOVE;Rain Move;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_RAIN_DEFENSE;Rain Defence;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_RAIN_ATTACK;Rain Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_PARADROP_ATTACK;Paradrop Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_ON_UPGRADE;(U);;;;;;;;;;X
TE_OIL_TO_RUBBER;Oil-To-Rubber;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_NUKE_PROD;Doubles the rate of atomic bomb production.;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_NUKE_LEVEL;A-Bomb Type;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_NUCLEAR_CARRIER;Subs may now launch Nukes;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_NOW;;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_NIGHT_MOVE;Night Move;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_NIGHT_DEFENSE;Night Defence;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_NIGHT_ATTACK;Night Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_NEW_MODEL;New Model;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_NAVAL_DEFENSE;Naval Defense;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_NAVAL_ATTACK;Naval Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_MUDDY_MOVE;Muddy Move;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_MUDDY_DEFENSE;Muddy Defence;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_MUDDY_ATTACK;Muddy Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_MOUNTAIN_MOVE;Mountain Move;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_MOUNTAIN_DEFENSE;Mountain Defence;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_MOUNTAIN_ATTACK;Mountain Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_MISSILE_CARRIER;Subs may now launch Missiles;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_MINISUB_BONUS;Minisub Bonus;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_MAX_ORG;MaxOrg;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_LAND_FORT_EFF;Land Fort Efficiency;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_JUNGLE_MOVE;Jungle Move;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_JUNGLE_DEFENSE;Jungle Defence;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_JUNGLE_ATTACK;Jungle Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_INTELLIGENCE;IntOp Chance;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_INDUSTRIAL_MULTIPLIER;Industrial Multiplier;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_INDUSTRIAL_MODIFIER;Industrial Efficiency;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_HILL_MOVE;Hill Move;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_HILL_DEFENSE;Hill Defence;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_HILL_ATTACK;Hill Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_HARD_ATTACK;Hard Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_GROUND_DEFENSE;Ground Defence;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_GROUND_DEF_EFF;Ground Defence Efficiency;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_FUEL_CONSUMPTION;Fuel Consumption;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_FROZEN_MOVE;Frozen Move;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_FROZEN_DEFENSE;Frozen Defence;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_FROZEN_ATTACK;Frozen Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_FORT_ATTACK;Fort Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_FOREST_MOVE;Forest Move;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_FOREST_DEFENSE;Forest Defence;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_FOREST_ATTACK;Forest Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_DESERT_MOVE;Desert Move;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_DESERT_DEFENSE;Desert Defence;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_DESERT_ATTACK;Desert Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_DEACTIVATE_TECH;Deactivate Techs;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_CONVOY_DEF_EFF;Convoy Defence Efficiency;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_COAST_FORT_EFF;Coast Fort Efficiency;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_COAL_TO_OIL;Coal-To-Oil;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_CARRIER_LEVEL;Carrier Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_BUILD_TIME;Time;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_BUILD_COST;Cost;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_BLIZZARD_MOVE;Blizzard Move;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_BLIZZARD_DEFENSE;Blizzard Defence;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_BLIZZARD_ATTACK;Blizzard Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_ARMY_DETECTION;Army detection Chance;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_APPLICATION;App;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_AIRCRAFT_CAPACITY;Aircraft Capacity;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_AIR_DETECTION;Air Detection;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_AIR_DEFENSE;Air Defence;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_AIR_ATTACK;Air Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_ACTIVATE_UNIT_TYPE;Activate Unit Type;;;;;;;;;;X
TE_AA_BATTERIES;Flak Power;;;;;;;;;;X
TDMCU_SETUP;When another nation decline to give us military control.;;;;;;;;;;X
TDMCU_LOG;%s declined military control to us.;;;;;;;;;;X
TDMCU_HEADER;FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING ;;;;;;;;;;X
TDMCU_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
TDMCU_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
TDMCU_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
TDMCU_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
TDMCU_4;has declined to grant us full control over their military forces.;;;;;;;;;;X
TDMCU_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
TDMCU_2;%t, the nation of;;;;;;;;;;X
TDMCU_1;Military Control;;;;;;;;;;X
TDMC_SETUP;When another nation decline to grant military control to a third nation.;;;;;;;;;;X
TDMC_LOG;%s declined military control to %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
TDMC_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
TDMC_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
TDMC_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
TDMC_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
TDMC_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
TDMC_4;control over their military forces.;;;;;;;;;;X
TDMC_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
TDMC_2;%t, %s have declined to grant;;;;;;;;;;X
TDMC_1;Military Control;;;;;;;;;;X
TCMCU_SETUP;When another nation cancels our military control over them.;;;;;;;;;;X
TCMCU_LOG;%s cancelled our military control over their forces.;;;;;;;;;;X
TCMCU_HEADER;FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING ;;;;;;;;;;X
TCMCU_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
TCMCU_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
TCMCU_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
TCMCU_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
TCMCU_4;has cancelled our full control over their military forces.;;;;;;;;;;X
TCMCU_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
TCMCU_2;%t, the nation of;;;;;;;;;;X
TCMCU_1;Military Control Terminated;;;;;;;;;;X
TCMC_SETUP;When another nation cancel a third nations military control.;;;;;;;;;;X
TCMC_LOG;%s cancelled %s's military control.;;;;;;;;;;X
TCMC_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
TCMC_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
TCMC_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
TCMC_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
TCMC_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
TCMC_4;control over their military forces.;;;;;;;;;;X
TCMC_3;%s's;;;;;;;;;;X
TCMC_2;%t, %s have cancelled;;;;;;;;;;X
TCMC_1;Military Control Terminated;;;;;;;;;;X
TASK_TACTICAL;Tactical Bombing;;;;;;;;;;X
TASK_STRATEGIC;Strategic Bombing;;;;;;;;;;X
TASK_REBASE;Rebase to;;;;;;;;;;X
TASK_PATROL;Patrol;;;;;;;;;;X
TASK_PARADROP;Paradrop;;;;;;;;;;X
TASK_NAVAL;Naval Bombing;;;;;;;;;;X
TASK_MOVE;Move to;;;;;;;;;;X
TASK_INTERCEPT;Intercept;;;;;;;;;;X
TASK_FEINT;Feint;;;;;;;;;;X
TASK_DIGIN;Dig In;;;;;;;;;;X
TASK_CAMOFLAUGE;Camouflage;;;;;;;;;;X
TASK_BLITZ;Blitz;;;;;;;;;;X
TAN_DESC;Tannu Tuva has long been involved in a complicated relationship between Russia and China.  First occupied by by Dzhungar Khan Galdan in 1688, the land came under Mongol rule.  In 1758 when Dzhungaria was defeated by the Chinese the territory was under the dominion of Manchuria. During the middle 19th century, because of mutual interest of Tannu Tuva and Russia, the Tuvans began to allow Russian merchants to trade duty free.  In the late 1800s tensions rose as the Tuvans began a series of rebellions against their rulers. Ofter the fall of the Tsin Empire in China Tannu Tuva moved to liberate itself from Chinese rule.  Knowing that as a small and weak nation they could not expect to remain independence they sought the protection of Russia, becoming a Russian protectorate in 1914.  After the Russian Revolution the Attorney of the Siberian revolutionary committee of RSFSR I.G. Safianov declared that 'Now the Soviet government considers Uryankhai (Tuva) independent as before' and in August 1921 the Peoples Republic of Tannu Tuva was formed.  The small nation in the center of Asia was primarily an agrarian society with little industry (mostly coal and gold mining).  The nation also maintained close ties with the Soviet government.;;;;;;;;;;X
TAN;Tannu Tuva;;;;;;;;;;X
TAMCU_SETUP;When another nation grant us military control.;;;;;;;;;;X
TAMCU_LOG;%s granted military control to us.;;;;;;;;;;X
TAMCU_HEADER;FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING ;;;;;;;;;;X
TAMCU_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;x
TAMCU_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
TAMCU_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
TAMCU_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
TAMCU_4;has granted us full control over their military forces.;;;;;;;;;;x
TAMCU_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
TAMCU_2;%t, the nation of;;;;;;;;;;X
TAMCU_1;Military Control;;;;;;;;;;X
TAMC_SETUP;When another nation grants military control to a third nation.;;;;;;;;;;X
TAMC_LOG;%s granted military control to %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
TAMC_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
TAMC_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
TAMC_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
TAMC_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
TAMC_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
TAMC_4;control over their military forces.;;;;;;;;;;X
TAMC_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
TAMC_2;%t, %s have granted;;;;;;;;;;X
TAMC_1;Military Control;;;;;;;;;;X
T_SQUADRONS;squadrons of small ships;;;;;;;;;;X
T_SQUADRON;squadron of small ships;;;;;;;;;;X
T_LAND_FORT;Land Fort;;;;;;;;;;X
T_INTELLIGENCE;Intelligence;;;;;;;;;;X
T_IC;IC;;;;;;;;;;X
T_FOREIGN_MANPOWER_USE;Foreign Manpower Use;;;;;;;;;;X
T_FOREIGN_IC_USE;Foreign IC Use;;;;;;;;;;X
T_DIVISIONS;divisions;;;;;;;;;;X
T_DIVISION;division;;;;;;;;;;X
T_DI;DI;;;;;;;;;;X
T_DAYS;days;;;;;;;;;;X
T_CONSTRUCTION;Construction;;;;;;;;;;X
T_CHANCE;Chance;;;;;;;;;;X
T_CAPITAL_SHIPS;capital ships;;;;;;;;;;X
T_CAPITAL_SHIP;capital ship;;;;;;;;;;X
T_BOMBER;bomber;;;;;;;;;;X
T_ARMY_INTELLIGENCE;Army Intelligence;;;;;;;;;;X
T_ARMY_CORPS;army corps;;;;;;;;;;X
T_AIR_WINGS;air wings;;;;;;;;;;X
T_AIR_WING;air wing;;;;;;;;;;X
T_AIR_DIVISIONS;air divisions;;;;;;;;;;X
T_AIR_DIVISION;air division;;;;;;;;;;X
SUPPLY_IRO;Supplies;;;;;;;;;;X
SUPPLY_DRO;Supplies are needed to make your troops fight. This includes everything from ammunition to food rations. However, the production of supplies puts a serious drain on the economy, taking resources from other areas.;;;;;;;;;;X
SUPPLIES_DRO;We are currently producing %.2f supplies each day.\nOur troops need %.2f supplies each day.;;;;;;;;;;X
SUEPEACE;We are about to sue for peace with %s. We will return to pre-war borders and not in engage in further hostilities.;;;;;;;;;;X
SUCC_VGOOD;completely influenced;;;;;;;;;;X
SUCC_OK;influenced;;;;;;;;;;X
SUCC_HARDLY;hardly influenced;;;;;;;;;;X
SUCC_GOOD;successfully influenced;;;;;;;;;;X
SUCC_EXTREMELY;completely swayed;;;;;;;;;;X
SUCC_BARELY;barely influenced;;;;;;;;;;x
STRONG;Strong;;;;;;;;;;X
STEEL_DRO;We are currently producing %.2f steel each day.\nOur industries require %.2f steel daily to work at maximum capacity.;;;;;;;;;;X
STANDARDGAME_INFO_HEADER;Victory Progress;;;;;;;;;;X
STANDARDGAME_INFO_5;Current Standing;;;;;;;;;;X
STANDARDGAME_INFO_4;will win this game.;;;;;;;;;;X
STANDARDGAME_INFO_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
STANDARDGAME_INFO_2;The faction with the most victory points on the;;;;;;;;;;X
STANDARDGAME_INFO_1;Standard Scenario;;;;;;;;;;x
STANDARDGAME_HEADER;Game Objective Summary;;;;;;;;;;X
STANDARDGAME_4;will win this game.;;;;;;;;;;X
STANDARDGAME_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
STANDARDGAME_2;The faction with the most victory points on the;;;;;;;;;;X
STANDARDGAME_1;Standard Scenario;;;;;;;;;;X
SRWIN_TITLE;Select Technology;;;;;;;;;;X
SRWIN_GIVE;Share Research;;;;;;;;;;X
SNDTRADER3;Time Required: %d months;;;;;;;;;;X
SNDTRADER2;with %d/100 Chance of Success at a cost of %d$?;;;;;;;;;;X
SNDTRADER1;Send trader to %s;;;;;;;;;;X
SNDMERCHANT;Send merchant to %s at a cost of %d$?;;;;;;;;;;X
SEPTEMBER;September;;;;;;;;;;x
SEP;SEP;;;;;;;;;;x
SENDDIPLO;Send Diplomat;;;;;;;;;;x
SELECT_MODEL;Select Model;;;;;;;;;;x
SELECT_BLITZ;Select Province to Breakthrough to.;;;;;;;;;;x
SEA_STORMY;Storm!;;;;;;;;;;x
SEA_ICEY;Icy Waters;;;;;;;;;;x
SEA_CLEAR;Clear Waters;;;;;;;;;;x
SCENARIOMISS_INFO_HEADER;Victory Progress;;;;;;;;;;x
SCENARIOMISS_INFO_5;Current Standing;;;;;;;;;;x
SCENARIOMISS_INFO_4;will win this game.;;;;;;;;;;x
SCENARIOMISS_INFO_3;Scenario Mission;;;;;;;;;;x
SCENARIOMISS_INFO_2;The first nation to complete its;;;;;;;;;;x
SCENARIOMISS_INFO_1;Missions;;;;;;;;;;x
SCENARIOMISS_HEADER;Game Objective Summary;;;;;;;;;;x
SCENARIOMISS_5;Mission Summary:\n%s;;;;;;;;;;x
SCENARIOMISS_4;will win this game.;;;;;;;;;;x
SCENARIOMISS_3;Scenario Mission;;;;;;;;;;x
SCENARIOMISS_2;The first nation to complete its;;;;;;;;;;x
SCENARIOMISS_1;Missions;;;;;;;;;;x
SCENARIO_STANDSUP_INFO1;You can check the detailed Victory Point standing at any time by pressing F6 (goto page 1) or you can view the faction summary at any time during the game by pressing F1.;;;;;;;;;;x
SCENARIO_STANDSUP_BASEVP;Victory points are accumulated by holding the provinces with points assigned to them.;;;;;;;;;;x
SCENARIO_MISSION_HEADER;Mission Stats;;;;;;;;;;x
SBWINOTHER_SETUP;When another nation wins a naval battle;;;;;;;;;;x
SBWINOTHER_LOG;%s won a battle against %s in %s;;;;;;;;;;x
SBWINOTHER_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING;;;;;;;;;;x
SBWINOTHER_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;x
SBWINOTHER_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;x
SBWINOTHER_6;;;;;;;;;;;x
SBWINOTHER_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;x
SBWINOTHER_4;in the waters of;;;;;;;;;;x
SBWINOTHER_3;defeated the navies of %s;;;;;;;;;;x
SBWINOTHER_2;%t, the navies of %s have;;;;;;;;;;x
SBWINOTHER_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;x
SAVEGAME;Save Game;;;;;;;;;;x
RVIEW;Info about %s;;;;;;;;;;x
RUBBER_DRO;We are currently producing %.2f rubber each day.\nOur industries require %.2f rubber daily to work at maximum capacity.\nIf we lack Rubber, Oil will be converted at a %.2f ratio;;;;;;;;;;x
RPPORT;Port;;;;;;;;;;x
RPNAVY;Navy;;;;;;;;;;x
RPEMPTY;Empty;;;;;;;;;;x
RPARMY;Army;;;;;;;;;;x
ROWNCON;Owned by %s\nControlled by %s;;;;;;;;;;x
ROWN;Owned by %s;;;;;;;;;;x
RINFO;Info about %s;;;;;;;;;;x
REVOLTOTHER_SETUP;When another nation wins a land battle;;;;;;;;;;x
REVOLTOTHER_LOG;%s won a battle against %s in %s;;;;;;;;;;x
REVOLTOTHER_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING;;;;;;;;;;x
REVOLTOTHER_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;x
REVOLTOTHER_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;x
REVOLTOTHER_6;;;;;;;;;;;x
REVOLTOTHER_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;x
REVOLTOTHER_4;in the province of;;;;;;;;;;x
REVOLTOTHER_3;won a battle against %s;;;;;;;;;;x
REVOLTOTHER_2;%t, the forces of %s have;;;;;;;;;;x
REVOLTOTHER_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;x
REVOLT_SETUP;When there is a revolt in one of your provinces;;;;;;;;;;x
REVOLT_LOG;The peasants in %s are revolting!;;;;;;;;;;x
REVOLT_HEADER;SECURITY BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;x
REVOLT_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;x
REVOLT_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;x
REVOLT_6;;;;;;;;;;;x
REVOLT_5;;;;;;;;;;;x
REVOLT_4;If you do not suppress the revolt, there is a risk they will occupy the province long enough to declare independence.;;;;;;;;;;x
REVOLT_3;%s are revolting!;;;;;;;;;;x
REVOLT_2;%t, the peasants in;;;;;;;;;;x
REVOLT_1;A Revolt!;;;;;;;;;;x
REVMILUS_SETUP;When another nation revokes the military access they granted us;;;;;;;;;;x
REVMILUS_LOG;%s has revoked our military access.;;;;;;;;;;x
REVMILUS_HEADER;FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING\nConcerning%s;;;;;;;;;;x
REVMILUS_BTN2;;;;;;;;;;;x
REVMILUS_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;x
REVMILUS_6;;;;;;;;;;;x
REVMILUS_5;;;;;;;;;;;x
REVMILUS_4;for us.;;;;;;;;;;x
REVMILUS_3;REVOKED MILITARY ACCESS;;;;;;;;;;x
REVMILUS_2;%t, we are informed that they have;;;;;;;;;;x
REVMILUS_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
REVMILOTHER_SETUP;When another nation revokes the military access they granted a third nation.;;;;;;;;;;X
REVMILOTHER_LOG;%s has revoked the military access for %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
REVMILOTHER_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING\nConcerning;;;;;;;;;;X
REVMILOTHER_BTN2;;;;;;;;;;;X
REVMILOTHER_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
REVMILOTHER_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
REVMILOTHER_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
REVMILOTHER_4;for %s;;;;;;;;;;X
REVMILOTHER_3;REVOKED MILITARY ACCESS;;;;;;;;;;X
REVMILOTHER_2;%t, we are informed that they have;;;;;;;;;;X
REVMILOTHER_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
RESUME_BUTTON;RESUME;;;;;;;;;;X
RESOURCE_SUPPLY;Supplies;;;;;;;;;;X
RESOURCE_STEEL;Steel;;;;;;;;;;X
RESOURCE_RUBBER;Rubber;;;;;;;;;;x
RESOURCE_OIL;Oil;;;;;;;;;;x
RESOURCE_MANPOWER;Manpower;;;;;;;;;;x
RESOURCE_IC;Industrial Capacity;;;;;;;;;;x
RESOURCE_DISSENT;Dissent;;;;;;;;;;x
RESOURCE_DI;Diplomatic Influence;;;;;;;;;;x
RESOURCE_COAL;Coal;;;;;;;;;;x
RESEARCH_IRO;Research;;;;;;;;;;x
RESEARCH_DRO;This is how much of your Industrial Capacity is spent on research. The more you spend, the more projects you can support at the same time. However, this takes away resources from other areas.;;;;;;;;;;x
REORG_TO;Transfer to %s;;;;;;;;;;x
RELCHANGE_SETUP;Effects of gifts and insults;;;;;;;;;;x
RELCHANGE_LOG;%t, %s has %s our relations with %s. They should be regarded as %s.;;;;;;;;;;x
RELCHANGE_HEADER;Herald from;;;;;;;;;;x
RELCHANGE_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;x
RELCHANGE_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
RELCHANGE_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
RELCHANGE_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
RELCHANGE_4;our relations with %s. They should be regarded as;;;;;;;;;;X
RELCHANGE_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
RELCHANGE_2;%t, %s has;;;;;;;;;;X
RELCHANGE_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
RELCH_R_6;the worst of our enemies!;;;;;;;;;;X
RELCH_R_5;our hated enemies!;;;;;;;;;;X
RELCH_R_4;our enemies;;;;;;;;;;X
RELCH_R_3;completely neutral;;;;;;;;;;X
RELCH_R_2;our friends;;;;;;;;;;X
RELCH_R_1;very dear friends!;;;;;;;;;;X
RELCH_R_0;the closest of our friends!;;;;;;;;;;X
RELCH_INC_5;enormously improved;;;;;;;;;;X
RELCH_INC_4;drastically improved;;;;;;;;;;X
RELCH_INC_3;considerably improved;;;;;;;;;;X
RELCH_INC_2;moderately improved;;;;;;;;;;X
RELCH_INC_1;slightly improved;;;;;;;;;;X
RELCH_DEC_5;enormously impaired;;;;;;;;;;X
RELCH_DEC_4;drastically impaired;;;;;;;;;;X
RELCH_DEC_3;considerably impaired;;;;;;;;;;X
RELCH_DEC_2;moderately impaired;;;;;;;;;;X
RELCH_DEC_1;slightly impaired;;;;;;;;;;X
RELCH_A_SGIFT;our State Gift;;;;;;;;;;X
RELCH_A_PGIFT;our Personal Gift;;;;;;;;;;X
RELCH_A_INT;our Letter of Introduction;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_WPacificSea;Western Pacific;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_WMedSea;Western Mediterranean;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_Western_Europe;Western Europe;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_West_Africa;West Africa;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_WCAtlanticSea;Western Atlantic;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_ThaiSea;Thai Sea;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_TagoSea;Tago Sea;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_SWPacificSea;South West Pacific;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_SWIndianSea;Southwest Indian Ocean;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_SWAtlanticSea;South Western Atlantic;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_Southern_Europe;Southern Europe;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_South_America;South America;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_Siberia;Siberia;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_SEPacificSea;South East Pacific;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_SEIndianSea;Southeast Indian Ocean;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_SEAtlanticSea;South East Atlantic;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_ScandinaviaSea;Baltic Sea;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_Scandinavia;Scandinavia;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_RedSeaSea;Red Sea;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_Pacific;Pacific;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_OceaniaSea;Southen Pacific;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_NWPacificSea;Northwestern Pacific;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_NWIndianSea;Western Indian Ocean;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_NorthSeaSea;North Sea;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_North_America;North America;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_North_Africa;North Africa;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_NEIndianSea;Northeast Indian Ocean;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_NCAtlanticSea;North Atlantic;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_NAtlanticSea;Greenland Sea;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_Middle_East;Middle East;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_Lake;Lake;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_KamtchatkaSea;Northen Pacific;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_JapanSea;Sea of Japan;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_Japan;Japan;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_Indonesia;Indonesia;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_Indochina;Indochina;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_India;India;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_HudsonBaySea;Hudson Bay;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_HRE;HRE;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_GulfSea;Persian Gulf;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_EPacificSea;East Pacific;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_ENACoastSea;North Western Atlantic;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_EMedSea;Eastern Mediterranean;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_ECAtlanticSea;East Atlantic;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_Eastern_Europe;Eastern Europe;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_East_Africa;East Africa;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_ChinaSea;Chinese Sea;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_China;China;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_Central_Europe;Central Europe;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_Central_Asia;Central Asia;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_Central_America;Central America;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_Caucasus;Caucasus;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_CarribeanSea;Carribean Sea;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_Carribean;Carribean;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_British_Isles;British Isles;;;;;;;;;;x
REG_BiscaySea;Bay of Biscay;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_BarrierReefSea;Barrier Reef;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_Australia;Australia;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_ArcticSeaSea;Arctic Sea;;;;;;;;;;X
REG_AlaskaSea;Alaska Sea;;;;;;;;;;X
REG;-;;;;;;;;;;X
REDEPLOY_CAP;Redeploying %d divisons / Capacity %d;;;;;;;;;;X
REA_HIMALAYA;Himalaya;;;;;;;;;;X
RANKVADMIRAL;Vice Admiral;;;;;;;;;;X
RANKSEACAPTAIN;Commodore;;;;;;;;;;X
RANKRADMIRAL;Rear Admiral;;;;;;;;;;X
RANKNAME_N4;Rear Admiral;;;;;;;;;;X
RANKNAME_N3;Vice Admiral;;;;;;;;;;X
RANKNAME_N2;Admiral;;;;;;;;;;X
RANKNAME_N1;Grand Admiral;;;;;;;;;;X
RANKNAME_A4;Mj. General;;;;;;;;;;X
RANKNAME_A3;Lt. General;;;;;;;;;;X
RANKNAME_A2;Air General;;;;;;;;;;X
RANKNAME_A1;Air Marshall;;;;;;;;;;X
RANKNAME_4;Mj. General;;;;;;;;;;X
RANKNAME_3;Lt. General;;;;;;;;;;X
RANKNAME_2;General;;;;;;;;;;X
RANKNAME_1;Field Marshal;;;;;;;;;;X
RANKMARSHAL;General;;;;;;;;;;X
RANKMAJOR;Brigadier;;;;;;;;;;X
RANKLADMIRAL;Lord Admiral;;;;;;;;;;X
RANKKING;Monarch;;;;;;;;;;X
RANKGENERAL;Lt.General;;;;;;;;;;X
RANKFMARSHAL;Field chief judge;;;;;;;;;;X
RANKCOMMODORE;Flotilla Admiral;;;;;;;;;;X
RANKCOLONEL;Maj.General;;;;;;;;;;X
RANKCAPTAIN;Colonel;;;;;;;;;;X
RANKADMIRAL;Admiral;;;;;;;;;;X
RANGE_INFO;%s\n(Distance %.f km, Range %.fkm);;;;;;;;;;X
RANEVENTHIST_SETUP;When a random historical event occurs;;;;;;;;;;X
RANEVENTHIST_LOG;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
RANEVENTHIST_HEADER;Historical Background;;;;;;;;;;X
RANEVENTHIST_BTN2;Details;;;;;;;;;;X
RANEVENTHIST_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
RANEVENTHIST_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
RANEVENTHIST_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
RANEVENTHIST_4;;;;;;;;;;;X
RANEVENTHIST_3;;;;;;;;;;;X
RANEVENTHIST_2;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
RANEVENTHIST_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
RANEVENT_SETUP;When a random event occurs;;;;;;;;;;X
RANEVENT_LOG;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
RANEVENT_HEADER;NEWSPAPER HEADLINES;;;;;;;;;;X
RANEVENT_BTN2;History;;;;;;;;;;X
RANEVENT_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
RANEVENT_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
RANEVENT_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
RANEVENT_4;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
RANEVENT_3;Game Effect:;;;;;;;;;;X
RANEVENT_2;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
RANEVENT_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
QUITHOST_HEADER;;;;;;;;;;;X
QUITHOST_BTN2;Cancel;;;;;;;;;;X
QUITHOST_BTN1;QUIT;;;;;;;;;;X
QUITHOST_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
QUITHOST_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
QUITHOST_4;To save press F10 then select 'Save'. You can resume the game later with the same or other players.;;;;;;;;;;X
QUITHOST_3;Saving;;;;;;;;;;X
QUITHOST_2;This will exit the current scenario without saving. PLEASE NOTE this will also end the game for all other players as well!;;;;;;;;;;X
QUITHOST_1;Surrender?;;;;;;;;;;X
QUITCLIENT_HEADER;;;;;;;;;;;X
QUITCLIENT_BTN2;Cancel;;;;;;;;;;X
QUITCLIENT_BTN1;QUIT;;;;;;;;;;X
QUITCLIENT_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
QUITCLIENT_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
QUITCLIENT_4;;;;;;;;;;;X
QUITCLIENT_3;;;;;;;;;;;X
QUITCLIENT_2;This will exit the current scenario without saving. Only the Host of the game can save. The other players will be able to continue playing.;;;;;;;;;;X
QUITCLIENT_1;Surrender?;;;;;;;;;;X
QUIT_HEADER;;;;;;;;;;;X
QUIT_BTN2;Cancel;;;;;;;;;;X
QUIT_BTN1;QUIT;;;;;;;;;;X
QUIT_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
QUIT_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
QUIT_4;;;;;;;;;;;X
QUIT_3;;;;;;;;;;;X
QUIT_2;This will exit the current scenario without saving. To save, press F10 then select 'Save'.;;;;;;;;;;X
QUIT_1;Surrender?;;;;;;;;;;X
QUICKSAVE;QUICKSAVING...;;;;;;;;;;X
QUICKLOAD;QUICKLOADING...;;;;;;;;;;X
PUPPETUS_SETUP;When we are forced to become another nations puppet state.;;;;;;;;;;X
PUPPETUS_LOG;We have been forced to become the puppet state of %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
PUPPETUS_HEADER;FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING\nConcerning%s;;;;;;;;;;X
PUPPETUS_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
PUPPETUS_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
PUPPETUS_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
PUPPETUS_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
PUPPETUS_4;;;;;;;;;;;X
PUPPETUS_3;;;;;;;;;;;X
PUPPETUS_2;%t, we have been forced to become their puppet state.;;;;;;;;;;X
PUPPETUS_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
PUPPET_SETUP;When a nation becomes a puppet of another nation.;;;;;;;;;;X
PUPPET_LOG;%s have made %s their puppet state.;;;;;;;;;;X
PUPPET_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING\nConcerning%s;;;;;;;;;;X
PUPPET_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
PUPPET_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
PUPPET_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
PUPPET_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
PUPPET_4;and have installed a puppet state.;;;;;;;;;;X
PUPPET_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
PUPPET_2;%t, they have taken full control of;;;;;;;;;;X
PUPPET_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
PROVOWNOCC_SETUP;When someone has occupied one of your provinces;;;;;;;;;;X
PROVOWNOCC_LOG;We have lost control over %s to %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
PROVOWNOCC_HEADER;GENERAL STAFF BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
PROVOWNOCC_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
PROVOWNOCC_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
PROVOWNOCC_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
PROVOWNOCC_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
PROVOWNOCC_4;has been lost to the despicable troops of;;;;;;;;;;X
PROVOWNOCC_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
PROVOWNOCC_2;%t, the province of;;;;;;;;;;X
PROVOWNOCC_1;Enemy in Sight!;;;;;;;;;;X
PROMOTED_SETUP;When you are promoted;;;;;;;;;;X
PROMOTED_LOG;You were promoted to %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
PROMOTED_HEADER;Our Monarch approaches:%s;;;;;;;;;;X
PROMOTED_BTN2;;;;;;;;;;;X
PROMOTED_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
PROMOTED_6;You have served us well, keep it up!;;;;;;;;;;X
PROMOTED_5;'%t';;;;;;;;;;X
PROMOTED_4;You will hereafter be addressed as;;;;;;;;;;X
PROMOTED_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
PROMOTED_2;%t you have performed excellently and are hereby granted the rank of;;;;;;;;;;X
PROMOTED_1;Well Done!;;;;;;;;;;X
PROJECT_PROGRESS;Progress: %d/%d;;;;;;;;;;X
PROJECT_LAND;Improving Land Fortresses;;;;;;;;;;X
PROJECT_INFRA;Improving Infrastructure;;;;;;;;;;X
PROJECT_INDUSTRY;Improving Industrial Capacity;;;;;;;;;;X
PROJECT_COASTAL;Improving Coastal Fortresses;;;;;;;;;;X
PROJECT_AA;Improving AntiAircraft Guns;;;;;;;;;;X
PRODUCTION_IRO;Production;;;;;;;;;;X
PRODUCTION_DRO;This is how much of your Industrial Capacity is used for producing new military units and industries.;;;;;;;;;;X
PROD_SUPPLIES_NEED;Need: %.2f;;;;;;;;;;X
PROD_RES_BUDGET;Need: %.2f;;;;;;;;;;X
PROD_CONSUMER_NEED;Need %.2f;;;;;;;;;;X
PROD_BUDGET;Need: %.2f;;;;;;;;;;X
POSCORE;Value;;;;;;;;;;X
POROLLPROV;Remove %s from %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
POROLLPLUS;Add 25$ to %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
POROLLOFFPROV;Offer %s in tribute.;;;;;;;;;;X
POROLLOFFER;the peace offer;;;;;;;;;;X
POROLLMINUS;Remove 25$ from %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
POROLLDEMPROV;Demand %s in tribute.;;;;;;;;;;X
POROLLDEMAND;the peace demand;;;;;;;;;;X
POROLLCENTER;Center map on %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
PORECIVER;Reciever;;;;;;;;;;X
POPROVINCE;Province;;;;;;;;;;X
POPRESP;What is your response?;;;;;;;;;;X
POPDIPLO;Envoy from;;;;;;;;;;X
POOFFER;Offer Tribute;;;;;;;;;;X
PONO;No Tribute;;;;;;;;;;X
PONEGBLABLA;negotiates Peace with;;;;;;;;;;X
PONATION;%s ALONE (separate peace);;;;;;;;;;X
POLEADER;%s as LEADER of alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
PODEMAND;Demand Tribute;;;;;;;;;;X
PO_VASSAL;Demand Vassalisation;;;;;;;;;;X
PO_RELIGION;Demand Religious Conversion;;;;;;;;;;X
PO_ACCESS;Demand Military Access;;;;;;;;;;X
PLEASESELECT;LEFT-CLICK ON A PROVINCE OR UNIT TO SELECT IT.\n \nRIGHT-CLICK ON A PROVINCE OR UNIT TO ACCESS SHORTCUT COMMANDS.\n \nIF YOU HAVE A UNIT SELECTED, RIGHT-CLICK ON ITS DESTINATION TO MOVE IT.;;;;;;;;;;X
PLEASECONFIRM;Please Confirm:;;;;;;;;;;X
PLAYERLAG_MSG_HOST;By dropping a player lag may improve but the dropped player will not be able to continue. If you do a save and quit you can reconnect to the saved game when network latency has improved.;;;;;;;;;;X
PLAYERLAG_MSG_CLIENT;The more bullets the better connection.;;;;;;;;;;X
PLAYERLAG_HEADER;Network Latency;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACETERM_VASSAL;%s will become a vassal.;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACETERM_QUO;Return to Status Quo.;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACETERM_PROV;%s to %s;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACETERM_CONV;%s has to change religion.;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACETERM_CASH;%s pays %d$ in indemnities.;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACETERM_ANNEX;Full Annexation of %s by %s;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACETERM_ACCESS;%s will have to give up military access.;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEREJECT_SETUP;When a nation rejects your peace offer;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEREJECT_LOG;%s rejected our generous peace offer!;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEREJECT_HEADER;FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING\nConcerning;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEREJECT_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEREJECT_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEREJECT_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEREJECT_5;peace offer;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEREJECT_4;our generous;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEREJECT_3;rejected;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEREJECT_2;%t, %s;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEREJECT_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEPROV;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEPROP_SETUP;When a nation sends you a peace proposal;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEPROP_LOG;;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEPROP_HEADER;FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING\nConcerning;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEPROP_BTN2;No way!;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEPROP_BTN1;Accept;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEPROP_6;What is your response?;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEPROP_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEPROP_4;the following in return:;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEPROP_3;peace, %s;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEPROP_2;%t, %s offers us;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEPROP_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACECASH;%d$;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEBETTER;\n(This deal is better than what we can expect, refusing it would cause great turmoil in our country.);;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEACCEPTOTHER_SETUP;When a nation accepts peace with another nation;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEACCEPTOTHER_LOG;%s accepted peace with %s on the following terms : %s;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEACCEPTOTHER_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING\nConcerning;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEACCEPTOTHER_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEACCEPTOTHER_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEACCEPTOTHER_6;on the following terms: %s;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEACCEPTOTHER_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEACCEPTOTHER_4;with their former enemies;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEACCEPTOTHER_3;accepted peace;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEACCEPTOTHER_2;%t, %s;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEACCEPTOTHER_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEACCEPT_SETUP;When a nation accepts your peace offer;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEACCEPT_LOG;%s accepted our generous peace offer.;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEACCEPT_HEADER;FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING\nConcerning;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEACCEPT_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEACCEPT_BTN1;Fine!;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEACCEPT_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEACCEPT_5;peace offer;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEACCEPT_4;our generous;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEACCEPT_3;accepted;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEACCEPT_2;%t, %s;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACEACCEPT_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACE_VASSAL;We will become their vassals as a part of the peace proposal.;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACE_ROLL;Peace offer from %s;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACE_DEMAND;They demand us to change our religion to their faith as part of the peace proposal.;;;;;;;;;;X
PEACE_ACCESS;We will give them military access as part of the peace proposal.;;;;;;;;;;X
PCSEND;Send Offer;;;;;;;;;;X
PCRMSG;This will automatically convert %s to %s and end the war without any province changes, and give you a considerable Victory Point Bonus.;;;;;;;;;;X
PCCONVERT;Convert;;;;;;;;;;X
PCCANCEL;Cancel;;;;;;;;;;X
PCANNEX;Annex;;;;;;;;;;X
PCAMSG;Sire, we have won a devastating victory over %s and have the possibility to completely annex them. This would however upset the rest of the %s world greatly. (Click 'Cancel' to proceed with a normal peace resolution.);;;;;;;;;;X
PAUSETIMEOUT;PAUSE REQUESTED IN %d SECONDS...;;;;;;;;;;X
PAUSEREMOVAL;GAME WILL BE RESUMABLE IN %d SECONDS...;;;;;;;;;;X
PAUSEOK;Press OK to continue;;;;;;;;;;X
PAUSE;GAME PAUSED;;;;;;;;;;X
PARANOTSUPPLY;Paratroopers can not be loaded onto a transport planes from provinces without supply.;;;;;;;;;;X
PANIC;Panic;;;;;;;;;;X
OUTOFRANGE;This is beyond the range of these units.;;;;;;;;;;X
OTHERTRADEAG_SETUP;When another nation accepts a trade agreement with a third nation.;;;;;;;;;;X
OTHERTRADEAG_LOG;%s now has a trade agreement with %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
OTHERTRADEAG_HEADER;Herald from;;;;;;;;;;X
OTHERTRADEAG_BTN2;;;;;;;;;;;X
OTHERTRADEAG_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
OTHERTRADEAG_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
OTHERTRADEAG_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
OTHERTRADEAG_4;has signed a trade agreement with;;;;;;;;;;X
OTHERTRADEAG_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
OTHERTRADEAG_2;%t, we have been informed that;;;;;;;;;;X
OTHERTRADEAG_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ORG_REGAIN;Org. Regain;;;;;;;;;;X
OPTIONHEADER;OPTION;;;;;;;;;;X
OPTION_SFXVOLUME;SFX VOLUME;;;;;;;;;;X
OPTION_MUSICVOLUME;MUSIC VOLUME;;;;;;;;;;X
OPTHEADER;GAME MANAGEMENT;;;;;;;;;;X
OPTBTN_SAVE;SAVE;;;;;;;;;;X
OPTBTN_QUIT;SURRENDER;;;;;;;;;;X
OPTBTN_OPTIONS;OPTIONS;;;;;;;;;;X
OPTBTN_LOAD;LOAD;;;;;;;;;;X
OPTBTN_HINTS;HINTS;;;;;;;;;;X
OPTBTN_BACK;RETURN;;;;;;;;;;X
OK;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
OIL_USE_EXPLAIN;Many division types consume oil. Consumption is typically greater while moving, and ships in port and air divisions on the ground consume no oil at all. Neither do divisions in the force pool.;;;;;;;;;;X
OIL_USAGE;Currently using %.2f oil each day.\n (Maximum Usage is %.2f/day.);;;;;;;;;;X
OIL_OUT;Out of Oil;;;;;;;;;;X
OIL_DRO;We are currently producing %.2f oil each day.\nOur armed forces use %.2f each day.\nIf we lack Oil, coal will be converted at a %.2f ratio;;;;;;;;;;X
OFF_COMBAT_MODIFIER;Off. Combat Modifier;;;;;;;;;;X
OCTOBER;October;;;;;;;;;;X
OCT;OCT;;;;;;;;;;x
NUW_DIV;%d flotillas;;;;;;;;;;X
NUKES;Nuclear Bombs;;;;;;;;;;X
NUKE_SETUP;When a province has been targetted by nuclear bomb.;;;;;;;;;;X
NUKE_NEXT;We will have our next nuclear bomb ready at %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
NUKE_LOG;%s has been destroyed by a nuclear bomb.;;;;;;;;;;X
NUKE_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING;;;;;;;;;;X
NUKE_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
NUKE_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
NUKE_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
NUKE_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
NUKE_4;;;;;;;;;;;X
NUKE_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
NUKE_2;has been launched against;;;;;;;;;;X
NUKE_1;A Nuclear Attack%s;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_VERTICAL_ENVELOPMENT_DOCTRINE;Vertical Envelopment Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_UNDISTINGUISHED_SUIT;Undistinguished Suit;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_THEORETICAL_SCIENTIST;Theoretical Scientist;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_THE_CLOAK_N_DAGGER_SCHEMER;The Cloak-and-Dagger Schemer;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_TECHNICAL_SPECIALIST;Technical Specialist;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_TANK_PROPONENT;Tank Proponent;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_SUBMARINE_PROPONENT;Submarine Proponent;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_STRATEGIC_AIR_PROPONENT;Strategic Air Proponent;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_STATIC_DEFENCE_DOCTRINE;Static Defence Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_SILENT_LAWYER;Silent Lawyer;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_SCHOOL_OF_PSYCHOLOGY;School of Psychology;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_SCHOOL_OF_MASS_COMBAT;School of Mass Combat;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_SCHOOL_OF_MANOEUVRE;School of Manoeuvre;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_SCHOOL_OF_FIRE_SUPPORT;School of Fire Support;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_SCHOOL_OF_DEFENCE;School of Defence;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_RESOURCE_INDUSTRIALIST;Resource Industrialist;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_PRINCE_OF_TERROR;Prince of Terror;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_POWER_PROJECTION_DOCTRINE;Power Projection Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_POLITICAL_SPECIALIST;Political Specialist;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_OPEN_SEAS_DOCTRINE;Open Seas Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_NONE;none;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_NAVAL_INTELLIGENCE_SPECIALIST;Naval Intelligence Specialist;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_NAVAL_AVIATION_DOCTRINE;Naval Aviation Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_MILITARY_ENTREPRENEUR;Military Entrepreneur;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_MAN_OF_THE_PEOPLE;Man of the People;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_LOGISTICS_SPECIALIST;Logistics Specialist;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_LAISSEZ_FAIRES_CAPITALIST;Laissez-Faire Capitalist;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_IRON_FISTED_BRUTE;Iron-fisted Brute;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_INFANTRY_PROPONENT;Infantry Proponent;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_INDUSTRIAL_SPECIALIST;Industrial Specialist;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_INDIRECT_APPROACH_DOCTRINE;Indirect Approach Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_IDEOLOGICAL_CRUSADER;Ideological Crusader;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_GUNS_AND_BUTTER_DOCTRINE;Guns and Butter Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_GREAT_COMPROMISER;Great Compromiser;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_GENERAL_STAFFER;General Staffer;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_ELASTIC_DEFENCE_DOCTRINE;Elastic Defence Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_EFFICIENT_SOCIOPATH;Efficient Sociopath;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_DISMAL_ENIGMA;Dismal Enigma;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_DECISIVE_BATTLE_DOCTRINE2;Decisive Battle Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_DECISIVE_BATTLE_DOCTRINE;Decisive Battle Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_CROOKED_KLEPTOCRAT;Crooked Kleptocrat;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_CRIME_FIGHTER;Crime Fighter;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_CORRUPT_KLEPTOCRAT;Corrupt Kleptocrat;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_COMPASSIONATE_GENTLEMAN;Compassionate Gentleman;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_CARPET_BOMBING_DOCTRINE;Carpet Bombing Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_BIASED_INTELLECTUAL;Biased Intellectual;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_BATTLE_FLEET_PROPONENT;Battle Fleet Proponent;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_BASE_CONTROL_DOCTRINE;Base Control Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_BACK_STABBER;Back Stabber;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_ARMY_AVIATION_DOCTRINE;Army Aviation Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_ARMOURED_SPEARHEAD_DOCTRINE;Armoured Spearhead Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_APOLOGETIC_CLERK;Apologetic Clerk;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_AIR_TO_SEA_PROPONENT;Air-to-Sea Proponent;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_AIR_TO_GROUND_PROPONENT;Air-to-Ground Proponent;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_AIR_SUPERIORITY_PROPONENT;Air Superiority Proponent;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_AIR_SUPERIORITY_DOCTRINE;Air Superiority Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;X
NPERSONALITY_ADMINISTRATIVE_GENIUS;Administrative Genius;;;;;;;;;;X
NOVEMBER;November;;;;;;;;;;X
NOV;NOV;;;;;;;;;;X
NOUNLOADSPACE;Sire, we can't unload here.;;;;;;;;;;X
NOTENOUGHROOM;There is no transport unit with big enough capacity for this unit here.;;;;;;;;;;X
NORMALSAVE;SAVING GAME...;;;;;;;;;;X
NOREPMIN;No Replacements;;;;;;;;;;X
NOPROJECT;No Current Project;;;;;;;;;;X
NOPAUSE;(NO PAUSE AVAILABLE);;;;;;;;;;X
NONUKES;There are no nuclear available bombs in the country.;;;;;;;;;;X
NONE;none;;;;;;;;;;X
NOFILE;No such file!;;;;;;;;;;X
NOALLIANCES;(No Alliances);;;;;;;;;;X
NO;No;;;;;;;;;;X
NIWNTP;%d of %d;;;;;;;;;;X
NEWNATION_SETUP;When a new nation is created;;;;;;;;;;X
NEWNATION_LOG;The people of %s declared independence from %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
NEWNATION_HEADER;Our Governor reports%s;;;;;;;;;;X
NEWNATION_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
NEWNATION_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
NEWNATION_6;We have established diplomatic relations with them.;;;;;;;;;;X
NEWNATION_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
NEWNATION_4;have declared independence from their former oppressors in;;;;;;;;;;X
NEWNATION_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
NEWNATION_2;%t, the free people in;;;;;;;;;;X
NEWNATION_1;New Nation;;;;;;;;;;X
NBWINOTHER_SETUP;When another nation wins a naval battle;;;;;;;;;;X
NBWINOTHER_LOG;%s won a battle against %s in %s;;;;;;;;;;X
NBWINOTHER_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING;;;;;;;;;;X
NBWINOTHER_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
NBWINOTHER_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
NBWINOTHER_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
NBWINOTHER_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
NBWINOTHER_4;in the waters of;;;;;;;;;;X
NBWINOTHER_3;defeated the navies of %s;;;;;;;;;;X
NBWINOTHER_2;%t, the navies of %s have;;;;;;;;;;X
NBWINOTHER_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
NBWIN_SETUP;When you win a naval battle;;;;;;;;;;X
NBWIN_LOG;We won a battle against %s in %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
NBWIN_HEADER;NAVAL BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
NBWIN_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
NBWIN_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
NBWIN_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
NBWIN_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
NBWIN_4;in the waters of;;;;;;;;;;X
NBWIN_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
NBWIN_2;%t, we won a battle against the navy of;;;;;;;;;;X
NBWIN_1;Victory!;;;;;;;;;;X
NBLOSS_SETUP;When you lose a naval battle;;;;;;;;;;X
NBLOSS_LOG;We lost a naval battle against %s in %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
NBLOSS_HEADER;NAVAL BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
NBLOSS_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
NBLOSS_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
NBLOSS_6;The surviving ships had to retreat.;;;;;;;;;;X
NBLOSS_5;%s.;;;;;;;;;;X
NBLOSS_4;in the waters of;;;;;;;;;;X
NBLOSS_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
NBLOSS_2;%t, our valiant navy lost a naval battle against a force from;;;;;;;;;;X
NBLOSS_1;Defeat!;;;;;;;;;;X
NAVYWASTE_SETUP;When one of your fleets is destroyed by lack of supplies;;;;;;;;;;X
NAVYWASTE_LOG;Our fleet in %s has been annihilated due to lack of supplies!;;;;;;;;;;X
NAVYWASTE_HEADER;NAVAL BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
NAVYWASTE_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
NAVYWASTE_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
NAVYWASTE_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
NAVYWASTE_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
NAVYWASTE_4;has been annihilated due to lack of supplies!;;;;;;;;;;X
NAVYWASTE_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
NAVYWASTE_2;%t, our fleet in;;;;;;;;;;X
NAVYWASTE_1;Disaster!;;;;;;;;;;X
NAVYDESTROY_SETUP;When one of your fleets is destroyed;;;;;;;;;;X
NAVYDESTROY_LOG;Our fleet in %s has been completely annihilated!;;;;;;;;;;X
NAVYDESTROY_HEADER;NAVAL BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
NAVYDESTROY_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
NAVYDESTROY_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
NAVYDESTROY_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
NAVYDESTROY_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
NAVYDESTROY_4;has been completely annihilated by the enemy!;;;;;;;;;;X
NAVYDESTROY_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
NAVYDESTROY_2;%t, our fleet in;;;;;;;;;;X
NAVYDESTROY_1;Disaster!;;;;;;;;;;X
NAVAL_DETECTION;Naval Detection;;;;;;;;;;X
MUW_SEA;%d fleets selected.;;;;;;;;;;x
MUW_LAND;%d armies selected.;;;;;;;;;;x
MUW_DIV;%d divisions;;;;;;;;;;x
MUW_AIR;%d air units selected.;;;;;;;;;;x
MP_WAITING;Connecting...;;;;;;;;;;X
MP_OK;Status OK;;;;;;;;;;X
MORON;Moron;;;;;;;;;;X
MONTHLY_DI;Our diplomatic influence increases by %.1f each month.;;;;;;;;;;X
MODERATE;Moderate;;;;;;;;;;X
MNTHLYINCM;Monthly Incomes: %d;;;;;;;;;;X
MNTHLYEXP;Monthly Expenses: %d;;;;;;;;;;X
MNTHLYBAL;Monthly Balance: %d;;;;;;;;;;X
MISS_INFO;Mission Information;;;;;;;;;;X
MINIMAP_DRO;Left-click to center main map over clicked area. Right-click to view locate function or give move order to selected unit.;;;;;;;;;;X
MILWNAVTOG;VIEW NAVAL;;;;;;;;;;X
MILWLANDTOG;VIEW LAND;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLJOINREJECTOTHER_SETUP;When a nation declines another nation's request to join its military alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLJOINREJECTOTHER_LOG;%s declined %s's request to join their Military Alliance.;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLJOINREJECTOTHER_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING\nConcerning;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLJOINREJECTOTHER_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLJOINREJECTOTHER_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLJOINREJECTOTHER_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLJOINREJECTOTHER_5;Military Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLJOINREJECTOTHER_4;to join their;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLJOINREJECTOTHER_3;declined %s's request;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLJOINREJECTOTHER_2;%t, %s;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLJOINREJECTOTHER_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLINVDECLINEOTHER_SETUP;When a nation declines a military alliance offer from another nation;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLINVDECLINEOTHER_LOG;%s declined an offer from %s to join a Military Alliance.;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLINVDECLINEOTHER_HEADER;Our Intelligence Minister received reports from;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLINVDECLINEOTHER_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLINVDECLINEOTHER_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLINVDECLINEOTHER_6;with %s;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLINVDECLINEOTHER_5;Military Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLINVDECLINEOTHER_4;from %s to join their;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLINVDECLINEOTHER_3;declined an offer;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLINVDECLINEOTHER_2;%t, %s;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLINVDECLINEOTHER_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLINVACCEPTOTHER_SETUP;When a nation accepts an invitation to a military alliance with a third nation;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLINVACCEPTOTHER_LOG;%s entered a Military Alliance with %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLINVACCEPTOTHER_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING\nConcerning;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLINVACCEPTOTHER_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLINVACCEPTOTHER_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLINVACCEPTOTHER_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLINVACCEPTOTHER_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLINVACCEPTOTHER_4;with their new ally;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLINVACCEPTOTHER_3;entered a Military Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLINVACCEPTOTHER_2;%t, %s;;;;;;;;;;X
MILLALLINVACCEPTOTHER_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLREJECT_SETUP;When a nation rejects your Military Alliance proposal;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLREJECT_LOG;%s rejected our Military Alliance proposal.;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLREJECT_HEADER;FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING\nConcerning;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLREJECT_BTN2;;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLREJECT_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLREJECT_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLREJECT_5;military alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLREJECT_4;refused to join our;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLREJECT_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLREJECT_2;%t, I have serious news for you:;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLREJECT_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLPROP_SETUP;When a nation sends you a Military Alliance proposal;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLPROP_LOG;%s invited us to a Military Alliance directed against %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLPROP_HEADER;Herald from;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLPROP_BTN2;No thanks;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLPROP_BTN1;Accept;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLPROP_6;What is your response?;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLPROP_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLPROP_4;directed against;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLPROP_3;military alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLPROP_2;%t, %s invites us to enter a;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLPROP_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLLEAVE_SETUP;When a nation leaves a war or military alliance with another nation;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLLEAVE_LOG;%s left a Military Alliance with %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLLEAVE_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING\nConcerning;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLLEAVE_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLLEAVE_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLLEAVE_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLLEAVE_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLLEAVE_4;with their former allies in;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLLEAVE_3;Military Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLLEAVE_2;%t, %s left a;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLLEAVE_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLJOINPROP_SETUP;When a nation wants to join your Military Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLJOINPROP_LOG;%s want to join our Military Alliance directed against %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLJOINPROP_HEADER;Herald from;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLJOINPROP_BTN2;No way!;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLJOINPROP_BTN1;Welcome!;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLJOINPROP_6;What is your response?;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLJOINPROP_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLJOINPROP_4;directed against;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLJOINPROP_3;Military Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLJOINPROP_2;%t, %s wishes to join our;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLJOINPROP_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLJOINACCEPTOTHER_SETUP;When a nation joins a war or military alliance with a third nation;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLJOINACCEPTOTHER_LOG;%s entered a Military Alliance with %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLJOINACCEPTOTHER_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING\nConcerning;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLJOINACCEPTOTHER_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLJOINACCEPTOTHER_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLJOINACCEPTOTHER_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLJOINACCEPTOTHER_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLJOINACCEPTOTHER_4;with their new allies in;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLJOINACCEPTOTHER_3;joined a Military Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLJOINACCEPTOTHER_2;%t, %s;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLJOINACCEPTOTHER_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLINVREJECT_SETUP;When a nation rejects your invitation to a Military Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLINVREJECT_LOG;%s refused to join our Military Alliance with %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLINVREJECT_HEADER;FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING\nConcerning;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLINVREJECT_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLINVREJECT_BTN1;Bastards...;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLINVREJECT_6;with %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLINVREJECT_5;military alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLINVREJECT_4;to join our;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLINVREJECT_3;refused;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLINVREJECT_2;%t, %s;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLINVREJECT_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLINVPROP_SETUP;When a nation invites you to a Military Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLINVPROP_LOG;%s invited us to a Military Alliance directed against %s;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLINVPROP_HEADER;Diplomat from;;;;;;;;;;
MILALLINVPROP_BTN2;No thanks;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLINVPROP_BTN1;Accept;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLINVPROP_6;What is your response?;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLINVPROP_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLINVPROP_4;along with %s, directed against;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLINVPROP_3;Military Alliance;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLINVPROP_2;%t, %s invites us to enter a;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLINVPROP_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLINVACCEPT_SETUP;When a nation accepts your invitation to a Military Alliance;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLINVACCEPT_LOG;%s joined our Military Alliance with %s;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLINVACCEPT_HEADER;FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING\nConcerning;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLINVACCEPT_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLINVACCEPT_BTN1;Super!;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLINVACCEPT_6;with %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLINVACCEPT_5;Military Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLINVACCEPT_4;to join our;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLINVACCEPT_3;agreed;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLINVACCEPT_2;%t, %s;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLINVACCEPT_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLHONORWISH_SETUP;When a nation wishes you to honor a Military Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLHONORWISH_LOG;%s asked that we honored our Military Alliance and declare war upon %s;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLHONORWISH_HEADER;Herald from;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLHONORWISH_BTN2;Dishonor alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLHONORWISH_BTN1;Declare war;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLHONORWISH_6;What is your response?;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLHONORWISH_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLHONORWISH_4;and declare war upon;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLHONORWISH_3;Military Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLHONORWISH_2;%t, %s asks that we honor our;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLHONORWISH_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLEXPIRY_SETUP;When a military alliance expires;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLEXPIRY_LOG;Our Military Alliance with %s expired.;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLEXPIRY_HEADER;FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLEXPIRY_BTN2;;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLEXPIRY_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLEXPIRY_6;;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLEXPIRY_5;has expired.;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLEXPIRY_4;with %s;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLEXPIRY_3;Military Alliance;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLEXPIRY_2;%t, Our;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLEXPIRY_1;Alliance Expired!;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLDISHONOROTHER_SETUP;When a nation dishonors a military alliance that it has with another nation;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLDISHONOROTHER_LOG;%s dishonored a Military Alliance she had with %s.;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLDISHONOROTHER_HEADER;Our Intelligence Minister received reports from;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLDISHONOROTHER_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLDISHONOROTHER_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLDISHONOROTHER_6;;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLDISHONOROTHER_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLDISHONOROTHER_4;she had with her former allies in;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLDISHONOROTHER_3;dishonored a Military Alliance;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLDISHONOROTHER_2;%t, %s;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLDISHONOROTHER_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLDISHONOR_SETUP;When a nation dishonors a military alliance that it has with you;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLDISHONOR_LOG;%s dishonored your Military Alliance.;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLDISHONOR_HEADER;FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING\nConcerning;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLDISHONOR_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLDISHONOR_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLDISHONOR_6;This cowardice can't be tolerated!;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLDISHONOR_5;Military Alliance!;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLDISHONOR_4;your;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLDISHONOR_3;dared to dishonor;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLDISHONOR_2;%t, %s;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLDISHONOR_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBREAK_SETUP;When a nation breaks a military alliance;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBREAK_LOG;%s left the Military Alliance she had with %s.;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBREAK_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING\nConcerning;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBREAK_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBREAK_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBREAK_6;she had with %s.;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBREAK_5;Military Alliance;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBREAK_4;the;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBREAK_3;has broken;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBREAK_2;%t, %s;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBREAK_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBANOTHER_SETUP;When a nation is banned from a military alliance by its leader;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBANOTHER_LOG;%s was banned from a Military Alliance by %s.;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBANOTHER_HEADER;Our Intelligence Minister received reports from;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBANOTHER_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBANOTHER_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBANOTHER_6;;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBANOTHER_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBANOTHER_4;with their former ally;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBANOTHER_3;banned from their Military Alliance;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBANOTHER_2;%t, %s was;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBANOTHER_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBAN_SETUP;When a nation bans you from a Military Alliance;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBAN_LOG;%s banned us from their Military Alliance with %s.;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBAN_HEADER;FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING\nConcerning;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBAN_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBAN_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBAN_6;with %s.;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBAN_5;Military Alliance;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBAN_4;us from their;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBAN_3;banned;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBAN_2;%t, %s;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLBAN_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLACCEPT_SETUP;When a nation accepts your Military Alliance proposal;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLACCEPT_LOG;%s entered our Military Alliance.;;;;;;;;;;x
MILALLACCEPT_HEADER;FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING\nConcerning;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLACCEPT_BTN2;;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLACCEPT_BTN1;Perfect!;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLACCEPT_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLACCEPT_5;military alliance.;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLACCEPT_4;to enter our;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLACCEPT_3;agreed;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLACCEPT_2;%t, %s;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALLACCEPT_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
MILALL;Military Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
MILACC_ROLL;%s asks for military access.;;;;;;;;;;X
MESSAGE_HEADER_PROPERTIES;§YMESSAGE PROPERTIES;;;;;;;;;;X
MESSAGE_HEADER;§YINGAME MESSAGES;;;;;;;;;;X
MESS_RANK6;Sir;;;;;;;;;;X
MESS_RANK5;Sir;;;;;;;;;;X
MESS_RANK4;Sir;;;;;;;;;;X
MESS_RANK3;Sir;;;;;;;;;;X
MESS_RANK2;Sir;;;;;;;;;;X
MESS_RANK1;Sir;;;;;;;;;;X
MESS_RANK0;Sir;;;;;;;;;;X
MESS_MASTERCALL6;Sir;;;;;;;;;;X
MESS_MASTERCALL5;Sir;;;;;;;;;;X
MESS_MASTERCALL4;Sir;;;;;;;;;;X
MESS_MASTERCALL3;Sir;;;;;;;;;;X
MESS_MASTERCALL2;Sir;;;;;;;;;;X
MESS_MASTERCALL1;Sir;;;;;;;;;;X
MESS_BADWORDS4;the traitors;;;;;;;;;;X
MESS_BADWORDS3;the infidels;;;;;;;;;;X
MESS_BADWORDS2;the rotten swines;;;;;;;;;;X
MESS_BADWORDS1;the bastards;;;;;;;;;;X
MECENATROLLOVER;Settler from %s enroute to %s;;;;;;;;;;X
MAYS;MAY;;;;;;;;;;X
MAY;May;;;;;;;;;;X
MARKETBUTTON;Trade on World Market;;;;;;;;;;X
MARKET_BUT_IRO;Click here to access the world market, where you can set up trade deals to gain resources you lack.;;;;;;;;;;x
MARCH;March;;;;;;;;;;X
MAR;MAR;;;;;;;;;;X
MANPOWER_GROWTH;Manpower Growth;;;;;;;;;;X
MANPOWER_DRO;Monthly increase of %.1f manpower.;;;;;;;;;;X
LOADNUKE;Click to load a nuclear bomb onto the unit.;;;;;;;;;;X
LOADGAME;Load Game;;;;;;;;;;X
LIBVAS_TITLE;§W%s. §YThey §Ywill §Yrecieve §Ythe §Yfollowing §Yprovince(s): §W;;;;;;;;;;X
LIBPROVOTHERALLY_SETUP;When another nation liberates a province for one of their allies;;;;;;;;;;X
LIBPROVOTHERALLY_LOG;%s has liberated the province of %s for their allies %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
LIBPROVOTHERALLY_HEADER;Our Intelligence Minister Reports;;;;;;;;;;X
LIBPROVOTHERALLY_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
LIBPROVOTHERALLY_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
LIBPROVOTHERALLY_6;for their allies %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
LIBPROVOTHERALLY_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
LIBPROVOTHERALLY_4;the province of;;;;;;;;;;X
LIBPROVOTHERALLY_3;liberated;;;;;;;;;;X
LIBPROVOTHERALLY_2;%t, the forces of %s have;;;;;;;;;;X
LIBPROVOTHERALLY_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
LIBPROV_SETUP;When you liberate a province;;;;;;;;;;X
LIBPROV_LOG;We liberated the province of %s from %s;;;;;;;;;;X
LIBPROV_HEADER;ARMY BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;x
LIBPROV_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
LIBPROV_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
LIBPROV_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
LIBPROV_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
LIBPROV_4;from the unlawful occupants of;;;;;;;;;;X
LIBPROV_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
LIBPROV_2;%t, we liberated the province of;;;;;;;;;;X
LIBPROV_1;Province Liberated!;;;;;;;;;;X
LIBERATE_PUPPET;Liberate Puppet;;;;;;;;;;X
LEFTMPGAME;<%s has left>;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADERNEW_SETUP;When you receive a new leader;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADERNEW_LOG;%s awaits your command in %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADERNEW_HEADER;GENERAL STAFF BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADERNEW_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADERNEW_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADERNEW_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADERNEW_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADERNEW_4;has completed his training at the academy and awaits your command in;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADERNEW_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADERNEW_2;%t ;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADERNEW_1;New Leader!;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADERDIES_SETUP;When one of your leaders dies;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADERDIES_LOG;%s has been relieved of service;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADERDIES_HEADER;GENERAL STAFF BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADERDIES_BTN2;;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADERDIES_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADERDIES_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADERDIES_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADERDIES_4;has been relieved of service.;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADERDIES_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADERDIES_2;%t ;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADERDIES_1;A leader has been relieved of service.;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADER_SR;Rank;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADER_SN;Name;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADER_SKILL;Skill: %d\n;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADER_SK;Skill;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADER_PROMOTE_IRO4;This leader can not be promoted.;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADER_PROMOTE_IRO3;This leader is not skillful enough to be promoted.;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADER_PROMOTE_IRO2;This leader is already of the highest rank.;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADER_PROMOTE_IRO1;(click to promote leader to a higher rank.);;;;;;;;;;X
LEADER_PROMOTE_DRO;Leaders can be promoted to allow them to command larger taskforces more succesfully. If a leader commands more units than his current rank is capable of, he will not give any leadership bonuses. A promoted leader will lose a skill level (this reflects the fact that his staff is increased and results in ineffectivity). A promoted leader will also become more loyal.;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADER_PROMOTE;Promote;;;;;;;;;;X
LEADER_GIVE_COMMAND;(click to give command over selected unit.);;;;;;;;;;X
LEADER_EXP;Experience: %.0f\n;;;;;;;;;;X
LBWINOTHER_SETUP;When another nation wins a land battle;;;;;;;;;;X
LBWINOTHER_LOG;%s won a battle against %s in %s;;;;;;;;;;X
LBWINOTHER_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING;;;;;;;;;;X
LBWINOTHER_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
LBWINOTHER_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
LBWINOTHER_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
LBWINOTHER_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
LBWINOTHER_4;in the province of;;;;;;;;;;X
LBWINOTHER_3;won a battle against %s;;;;;;;;;;X
LBWINOTHER_2;%t, the forces of %s have;;;;;;;;;;X
LBWINOTHER_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
LBWIN_SETUP;When you win a land battle;;;;;;;;;;X
LBWIN_LOG;We won a battle against %s in %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
LBWIN_HEADER;ARMY BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
LBWIN_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
LBWIN_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
LBWIN_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
LBWIN_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
LBWIN_4;in the province of;;;;;;;;;;X
LBWIN_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
LBWIN_2;%t, our victorious armies have defeated the divisions from;;;;;;;;;;X
LBWIN_1;Victory!;;;;;;;;;;X
LBLOSS_SETUP;When you lose a land battle;;;;;;;;;;X
LBLOSS_LOG;We lost a battle against %s in %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
LBLOSS_HEADER;ARMY BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
LBLOSS_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
LBLOSS_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
LBLOSS_6;The survivors had to retreat to reorganize.;;;;;;;;;;X
LBLOSS_5;%s.;;;;;;;;;;X
LBLOSS_4;in the province of;;;;;;;;;;X
LBLOSS_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
LBLOSS_2;%t, our brave armies lost a battle against superior forces of;;;;;;;;;;X
LBLOSS_1;Defeat!;;;;;;;;;;X
LANGUAGE;English;;;;;;;;;;X
LAND_UNIT_SPEED;Land Unit Speed;;;;;;;;;;X
KPVALUE;The victory points value of this province.;;;;;;;;;;X
KEEPCURRENT;Keep Current Goverment;;;;;;;;;;X
JUNE;June;;;;;;;;;;X
JUN;JUN;;;;;;;;;;X
JULY;July;;;;;;;;;;X
JUL;JUL;;;;;;;;;;X
JOINWAROTHER_SETUP;When a nation joins an ongoing war;;;;;;;;;;X
JOINWAROTHER_LOG;%s joined the war on the same side as %s in their war against %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
JOINWAROTHER_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING\nConcerning;;;;;;;;;;X
JOINWAROTHER_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
JOINWAROTHER_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
JOINWAROTHER_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
JOINWAROTHER_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
JOINWAROTHER_4;on the same side as %s in their war against;;;;;;;;;;X
JOINWAROTHER_3;joined the war;;;;;;;;;;X
JOINWAROTHER_2;%t, %s has;;;;;;;;;;X
JOINWAROTHER_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
JOINWAR;war against ;;;;;;;;;;X
JOINMPGAME;<%s has joined>;;;;;;;;;;X
JOIN_ROLL;%s asks to join our Military Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
JANUARY;January;;;;;;;;;;X
JAN;JAN;;;;;;;;;;X
IWUNIT_UNLOAD;Unload Troops;;;;;;;;;;X
IWUNIT_RETURN;Return Control to Owner;;;;;;;;;;X
IWUNIT_REORG;Create New Unit;;;;;;;;;;X
IWUNIT_AIR;Order Carried Planes;;;;;;;;;;X
IWPTOTAL;§WTOTAL COST: §Y;;;;;;;;;;X
IWPTLIMIT;§YAvailable in Total;;;;;;;;;;X
IWPTITLE;§YPURCHASE UNITS;;;;;;;;;;X
IWPORD;§YUnits Ordered;;;;;;;;;;X
IWPCOSTNAV;§YCost per ship;;;;;;;;;;X
IWPCOST;§YCost per 1000 men (10 cannon);;;;;;;;;;X
IWPAVIA;§YUnits Available in Province;;;;;;;;;;X
IWM_TRADING;%d %s for %d %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
IWM_STEEL;Steel;;;;;;;;;;X
IWM_RUBBER;Rubber;;;;;;;;;;X
IWM_PRICE;Ratio;;;;;;;;;;X
IWM_OIL;Oil;;;;;;;;;;X
IWM_FOR;FOR;;;;;;;;;;X
IWM_COAL;Coal;;;;;;;;;;X
IWM_AMOUNT;Amount;;;;;;;;;;X
IWBUILD_PRIO;Prioritize;;;;;;;;;;X
IWBUILD_NAVY;Commision a new ship/flotilla;;;;;;;;;;X
IWBUILD_DEPLOY;Deploy;;;;;;;;;;X
IWBUILD_ARMY;Setup a new division;;;;;;;;;;X
IWBUILD_AIR;Build new aircraft squadron;;;;;;;;;;X
IWBTRADE;Trading Income;;;;;;;;;;X
IWBTOTAL;TOTAL:;;;;;;;;;;X
IWBTE;Trade;;;;;;;;;;X
IWBTAXATION;Tax Income;;;;;;;;;;X
IWBSTB;Stability;;;;;;;;;;X
IWBPRODUCTION;Goods Production;;;;;;;;;;X
IWBPE;Infrastructure;;;;;;;;;;X
IWBNTECH;Naval Technology;;;;;;;;;;X
IWBMONTHLY;MONTHLY BALANCE;;;;;;;;;;X
IWBMAINTEN;Military Maintenance;;;;;;;;;;X
IWBLTECH;Land Technology;;;;;;;;;;X
IWBINTEREST;Loans Interest;;;;;;;;;;X
IWBINFLATION;INFLATION;;;;;;;;;;X
IWBINCOME;INCOME CALCULATION;;;;;;;;;;X
IWBGOLD;Gold Mines;;;;;;;;;;X
IWBFEXPENSE;FIXED EXPENSES;;;;;;;;;;X
IWBBEXP;INVESTMENTS;;;;;;;;;;X
INVVAS;VASSALIZATION;;;;;;;;;;X
INVMIL;MILITARY ALLIANCE;;;;;;;;;;X
INVINCIBLE;Invincible;;;;;;;;;;X
INVDYN;ROYAL MARRIAGE;;;;;;;;;;X
INVDECLINE;DECLINE;;;;;;;;;;X
INWARWITH;They are at war with ;;;;;;;;;;X
INVAND; and ;;;;;;;;;;X
INVALONG; along with ;;;;;;;;;;X
INVAGAINST;directed against ;;;;;;;;;;X
INVACCEPT;ACCEPT;;;;;;;;;;X
INV_V_ROLL;Vassalization offer from %s;;;;;;;;;;X
INV_M_ROLL;Military Alliance offer from %s;;;;;;;;;;X
INV_D_ROLL;Royal Marriage offer from %s;;;;;;;;;;X
INSTALL_MINISTER;Install %s;;;;;;;;;;X
INO;Indonesia;;;;;;;;;;X
INIT_SOUND;Initializing Sound...;;;;;;;;;;X
INIT_SCRIPT;Initializing Script...;;;;;;;;;;X
INIT_SCENARIO;Reading Scenario...;;;;;;;;;;X
INIT_PROVINCES;Initializing Provinces...;;;;;;;;;;X
INIT_INTERFACE;Initializing Interface...;;;;;;;;;;X
INIT_GLOBALS;Initializing Globals...;;;;;;;;;;X
INIT_GAMEMAP_SPRITES;Initializing Graphics...;;;;;;;;;;X
INGAME_MESSAGES;MESSAGE SETTINGS;;;;;;;;;;X
INFLUS_SETUP;When another nation influences you towards their politics;;;;;;;;;;X
INFLUS_LOG;We have been %s by %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
INFLUS_HEADER;FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING\nConcerning;;;;;;;;;;X
INFLUS_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
INFLUS_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
INFLUS_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
INFLUS_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
INFLUS_4;towards their political viewpoint.;;;;;;;;;;X
INFLUS_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
INFLUS_2;%t, we have been;;;;;;;;;;X
INFLUS_1;%s ;;;;;;;;;;X
INCOMPETENT;Incompetent;;;;;;;;;;X
IC_MANPOWER;Manpower Cost:;;;;;;;;;;X
IC_DRO;We currently have resources for %d IC out of a %d maximum.\n  Daily Coal Usage: %.1f\n Daily Steel Usage: %.1f\n Daily Rubber Usage %.1f;;;;;;;;;;X
IC_DATE;Ready at;;;;;;;;;;X
IC_COST;IC Cost:;;;;;;;;;;X
HSOFFRD;has offered you an;;;;;;;;;;X
HPWTRA;TRADE VENUES;;;;;;;;;;X
HPWTAX;PROVINCE INCOME;;;;;;;;;;X
HPWSUPPLY;Supply Limit:;;;;;;;;;;X
HPWREVOLT;Revolt Risk:;;;;;;;;;;X
HPWPOP;Population:;;;;;;;;;;X
HPWMANPW;Manpower:;;;;;;;;;;X
HPVLOW;Very Low (%d);;;;;;;;;;X
HPVHIGH;Very High (%d);;;;;;;;;;X
HPWGROWTH;Growth Rate:;;;;;;;;;;X
HPWFORT;Fortress:;;;;;;;;;;X
HPWCOT;CENTER OF TRADE;;;;;;;;;;X
HPWCC;(City controlled by %s);;;;;;;;;;X
HPWATTRITION;Max Attrition:;;;;;;;;;;X
HPTP;Trading Post;;;;;;;;;;X
HPSUPPLY_IRO;Maximum unit weight that the province can supply without causing attrition. Actual attrition depends on various other factors as well. A red number indicates your units will be out of supply here (which increases attrition). Yellow numbers indicate provinces adjacent to supply sources.;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_STEEL;Steel Production;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_RUBBER;Rubber Production;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_OIL;Oil Production;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_NOPOOL;There is no pool of resources here.;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_MAN;Manpower;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_IRO_STEEL;Daily Steel Production;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_IRO_RUBBER;Daily Rubber Production;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_IRO_OIL;Daily Oil Production.;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_IRO_MANPOWER;Manpower;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_IRO_INFRA;Province Infrastructure.;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_IRO_IIN;Improving industry takes %d days.;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_IRO_III;Improving the infrastructure takes %d days.;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_IRO_IC;Current Industrial Capacity of the province.;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_IRO_FORT;Size of Land Fortifications.;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_IRO_COAL;Daily Coal Production;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_IRO_CFORT;Size of Coastal Fortifications.;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_IRO_CAA;Building more Anti-Aircraft batteries takes %d days.;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_IRO_BLF;Improving the land fortification takes %d days.;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_IRO_BCF;Improving the coastal fortification takes %d days.;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_IRO_AAR;Amount of Anti-Aircraft batteries in the province.;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_INFRA;Infrastructure;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_IC;Industrial Capacity;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_FORT;Land Fortifications;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_DRO_STEEL;This is the amount of Steel forged daily in this province.;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_DRO_RUBBER;This is the amount of Rubber produced daily in this province.;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_DRO_OIL;This is the amount of Oil that is extracted daily in this province.;;;;;;;;;;x
HPROV_DRO_MANPOWER;This is the number of men that reach service age each day in this province.;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_DRO_INFRA;This is the level of infrastructure in this province, ie. The condition of the roads and the railways. The higher this number, the better the infrastructure and the easier it is for land units to travel.;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_DRO_IC;This is the number of major factories in this province. Each factory built via the button below adds one Industrial Capacity point to your maximum total.;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_DRO_FORT;This is the level of land fortifications in this province. Land Fortresses will give a bonus to defending units when being attacked by the enemy.;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_DRO_COAL;This is the amount of Coal mined daily in this province.;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_DRO_CFORT;This is the level of coastal fortifications in this province. Coastal Fortresses will give a bonus to defending units from naval based assaults and shore bombardments.;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_DRO_AAR;This is the number of Anti-Air Batteries stationed in this province.  Anti-Air batteries will afford some protection to the other assets in your provinces in the event of a Strategic bombing attack by an enemy.;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_COAL;Coal Production;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_CFORT;Coastal Fortifications;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_B_LA;Improve Land Fortifications;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_B_IN;Build More Industries;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_B_IF;Improve Infrastructure;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_B_CO;Improve Coastal Fortifications;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_B_AA;Construct AA;;;;;;;;;;X
HPROV_AA;Anti-Air;;;;;;;;;;X
HPREL_IRO;Province Religion: %s;;;;;;;;;;X
HPREL_DRO;If your state religion and the province's religion are different, the revolt risk may increase. Click for details.;;;;;;;;;;X
HPOWNI2;The owner gets all tax and production incomes from the province and can build troops fortresses and manufactories.;;;;;;;;;;X
HPOWNI1;Province owned by %s;;;;;;;;;;X
HPNONE;None (%d);;;;;;;;;;X
HPMEDIUM;Medium (%d);;;;;;;;;;X
HPLOW;Low (%d);;;;;;;;;;X
HPINFOABOUT;(Click for information about %s);;;;;;;;;;X
HPHIGH;High (%d);;;;;;;;;;X
HPFORTSMALL;Small;;;;;;;;;;X
HPFORTNONE;None;;;;;;;;;;X
HPFORTMEDIUM;Medium;;;;;;;;;;X
HPFORTMAX;Maximum;;;;;;;;;;X
HPFORTHEAVY;Heavy;;;;;;;;;;X
HPEHIGH;Extremely High (%d);;;;;;;;;;X
HPCONI2;If controlled by other nation than owner the province will not generate any tax incomes and cannot build any troops. To assume control of a province move a military unit into it and defeat all enemy forces.;;;;;;;;;;X
HPCONI1;(province controlled by %s);;;;;;;;;;X
HPATTRITON_IRO;Maximum attrition that one of your units can take in this province.;;;;;;;;;;X
HOSTLEFT;The host has left the game!;;;;;;;;;;X
HOST_DROP_MSG_CLIENT_LOG;;;;;;;;;;;X
HOST_DROP_MSG_CLIENT_HEADER;;;;;;;;;;;X
HOST_DROP_MSG_CLIENT_BTN2;Resume;;;;;;;;;;X
HOST_DROP_MSG_CLIENT_BTN1;Quit;;;;;;;;;;X
HOST_DROP_MSG_CLIENT_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
HOST_DROP_MSG_CLIENT_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
HOST_DROP_MSG_CLIENT_4;;;;;;;;;;;X
HOST_DROP_MSG_CLIENT_3;;;;;;;;;;;X
HOST_DROP_MSG_CLIENT_2;You have lost connection with the Game Host either because he quit the game or because he lost his network connection. If the Host saved the game you will be able to reconnect and continue that saved game. This game will however quit now (if you click RESUME you can inspect the realm).;;;;;;;;;;X
HOST_DROP_MSG_CLIENT_1;Connection Lost;;;;;;;;;;X
HONOR_ROLL;%s asks that we honor our Military Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
HOIG_MINISTER_OF_SECURITY;Minister of Security;;;;;;;;;;X
HOIG_MINISTER_OF_INTELLIGENCE;Minister of Intelligence;;;;;;;;;;X
HOIG_HEAD_OF_STATE;Head of State;;;;;;;;;;X
HOIG_HEAD_OF_GOVERNMENT;Head of Government;;;;;;;;;;X
HOIG_FOREIGN_MINISTER;Foreign Minister;;;;;;;;;;X
HOIG_CHIEF_OF_STAFF;Chief of Staff;;;;;;;;;;X
HOIG_CHIEF_OF_NAVY;Chief of Navy;;;;;;;;;;X
HOIG_CHIEF_OF_ARMY;Chief of Army;;;;;;;;;;X
HOIG_CHIEF_OF_AIR;Chief of Air;;;;;;;;;;X
HOIG_ARMAMENT_MINISTER;Armaments Minister;;;;;;;;;;X
HISTORY;History;;;;;;;;;;X
HISTEVENT_SETUP;When a historical event occurs;;;;;;;;;;X
HISTEVENT_LOG;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
HISTEVENT_HEADER;Historical Event;;;;;;;;;;X
HISTEVENT_BTN2;History;;;;;;;;;;X
HISTEVENT_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
HISTEVENT_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
HISTEVENT_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
HISTEVENT_4;;;;;;;;;;;X
HISTEVENT_3;;;;;;;;;;;X
HISTEVENT_2;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
HISTEVENT_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_SHOWHINTS;Show tips at startup;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_HEADER;Game Hint #%d;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_BTN_PREVIOUS;Previous;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_BTN_NEXT;Next;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_BTN_CLOSE;Close;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_99;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_98;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_97;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_96;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_95;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_94;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_93;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_92;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_91;;;;;;;;;;;x
HINT_90;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_9;The little square to the right of the status bar of a navy indicates it has troops loaded. Clicking that icon is a shortcut to the 'Unload Troops' button.;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_89;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_88;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_87;;;;;;;;;;;x
HINT_86;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_85;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_84;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_83;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_82;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_81;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_80;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_8;You cannot load troops on a navy in port. Move the navy to an adjacent sea zone first.;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_79;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_78;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_77;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_76;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_75;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_74;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_73;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_72;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_71;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_70;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_7;Selecting a friendly port as the final destination for a navy with troops loaded, will automatically unload the troops.;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_69;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_68;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_67;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_66;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_65;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_64;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_63;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_62;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_61;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_60;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_6;Double clicking locks/unlocks sliders.;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_59;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_58;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_57;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_56;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_55;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_54;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_53;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_52;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_51;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_50;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_5;If you hold the mouse still over a button number or symbol on the screen more detailed information will usually appear after 2 seconds.;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_49;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_48;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_47;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_46;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_45;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_44;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_43;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_42;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_41;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_40;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_4;You can hold down the 'shift' key to add additional destinations to a unit's movement path.;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_39;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_38;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_37;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_36;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_35;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_34;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_33;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_32;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_31;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_30;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_3;Hitting the 'Pause/Break' button will pause or resume the game.;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_29;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_28;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_27;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_26;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_25;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_24;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_23;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_22;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_21;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_20;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_2;Pressing '+' or '-' works as a shortcut to changing the map zoom level.;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_19;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_18;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_17;Annexation of nations has tremendous impact on the political views of other nations. It awards much DI and tends to pull nations already aligned towards you even closer, while further alienating those who are already your enemies.;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_16;You can center the main map view on any location in the world by left-clicking on the location in the overview map.;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_15;It takes both Industrial Capacity (IC) and manpower to build military units. The IC is lost during the time the unit is being built. The manpower is a permanent deduction from your manpower pool.;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_14;By default, Hearts of Iron uses animated figures to depict your forces. You can change these figures to standard NATO symbology by clicking the Game Settings icon in the Quick-Nav panel. Then select Options>Use Counters and click the 'On' radio button.;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_13;Organization increases as long as an in-supply unit does not move or engage in combat.;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_12;You may replenish a unit's strength by clicking on the unit and then choosing Reinforce to Maximum Strength at the bottom of the Military Screen.;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_11;Strength reflects the unit's men and material. Organization indicates the unit's combat readiness. Both may fall during combat.;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_100;;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_10;Leadership is important, use your best leaders to comand troops the critcal sectors.;;;;;;;;;;X
HINT_1;By pressing 'ctrl' and '+' or '-' simultaneously, you can change the time compression (game speed).;;;;;;;;;;X
HEADER_RELIGION;RELIGION;;;;;;;;;;X
HEADER_MISSIONS_AND_MONARCHS;GLOBAL EVENTS;;;;;;;;;;X
HEADER_ECONOMICAL;ECONOMIC;;;;;;;;;;X
HEADER_DIPLOMATIC;DIPLOMATIC;;;;;;;;;;X
HEADER_COLONIZATION_AND_EXPLORATION;COLONIZATION AND EXPLORATION;;;;;;;;;;X
HEADER_BATTLES_AND_MILITARY;BATTLES AND MILITARY;;;;;;;;;;X
GUARATOUS_SETUP;When another nation sends us a guarantee;;;;;;;;;;X
GUARATOUS_LOG;%s will now guarantee our independence.;;;;;;;;;;X
GUARATOUS_HEADER;FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING\nConcerning;;;;;;;;;;X
GUARATOUS_BTN2;;;;;;;;;;;X
GUARATOUS_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
GUARATOUS_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
GUARATOUS_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
GUARATOUS_4;by;;;;;;;;;;X
GUARATOUS_3;GUARANTEED;;;;;;;;;;X
GUARATOUS_2;%t, we now have our independence;;;;;;;;;;X
GUARATOUS_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
GOTOTREAT;Go to Financial Summary;;;;;;;;;;X
GOTOBUDGET;Go to Budget;;;;;;;;;;X
GOTOBOX_FAIL;There is no such province, please enter the name of the province you wish to find.;;;;;;;;;;X
GOTOBOX;Please enter the name of the province you wish to find.;;;;;;;;;;X
GOTO;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
GIFTED;Gifted;;;;;;;;;;X
GENIUS;Genius;;;;;;;;;;X
GENERAL;General;;;;;;;;;;X
GAMESPEED7;Game Speed set to Extremely Fast;;;;;;;;;;X
GAMESPEED6;Game Speed set to Very Fast;;;;;;;;;;X
GAMESPEED5;Game Speed set to Fast;;;;;;;;;;X
GAMESPEED4;Game Speed set to Above Normal;;;;;;;;;;X
GAMESPEED3;Game Speed set to Normal;;;;;;;;;;X
GAMESPEED2;Game Speed set to Below Normal;;;;;;;;;;X
GAMESPEED1;Game Speed set to Slow;;;;;;;;;;X
GAMESPEED0;Game Speed set to Very Slow;;;;;;;;;;X
GAME_WINNER_MISSION;;;;;;;;;;;X
GAME_SURRENDER;You surrendered!;;;;;;;;;;X
GAME_LOSER_MISSION;;;;;;;;;;;X
GAINTECH_SETUP;When other nations share their research with us.;;;;;;;;;;X
GAINTECH_LOG;%s have shared '%s' with us.;;;;;;;;;;X
GAINTECH_HEADER;ARMAMENTS BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
GAINTECH_BTN2;;;;;;;;;;;X
GAINTECH_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
GAINTECH_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
GAINTECH_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
GAINTECH_4;have shared their knowledge about;;;;;;;;;;X
GAINTECH_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
GAINTECH_2;%t , our friends in;;;;;;;;;;X
GAINTECH_1;Technology Given;;;;;;;;;;X
FUELPROBLEM;These units lack a supply of fuel, so they can't move.;;;;;;;;;;X
FORCEPOOL;Force Pool (%.1f/%.1f);;;;;;;;;;X
FLOTILLA;Flotilla;;;;;;;;;;X
FLEETATT_SETUP;When the attrition suffered by one of your fleets gets too high and returns to port.;;;;;;;;;;X
FLEETATT_LOG;%s has set sail for %s to replenish their supplies.;;;;;;;;;;X
FLEETATT_HEADER;NAVAL BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
FLEETATT_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
FLEETATT_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
FLEETATT_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
FLEETATT_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
FLEETATT_4;;;;;;;;;;;X
FLEETATT_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
FLEETATT_2;has too high attrition and is returning to.;;;;;;;;;;X
FLEETATT_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
FLEETARRIVE_SETUP;When one of your fleets reach its destination.;;;;;;;;;;X
FLEETARRIVE_LOG;%s has arrived in %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
FLEETARRIVE_HEADER;NAVAL BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
FLEETARRIVE_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
FLEETARRIVE_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
FLEETARRIVE_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
FLEETARRIVE_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
FLEETARRIVE_4;;;;;;;;;;;X
FLEETARRIVE_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
FLEETARRIVE_2;has reached its final destination;;;;;;;;;;X
FLEETARRIVE_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
FINVP_TOTAL;Total;;;;;;;;;;X
FINVP_RESOURCE;Economy;;;;;;;;;;X
FINVP_MISSION;Mission;;;;;;;;;;X
FINVP_MILITARY;Military;;;;;;;;;;X
FINVP_DIPLOMACY;Diplomacy;;;;;;;;;;X
FEVIC_SUPREMACY_LOG;<Victory Condition changed to Supremacy (%d Victory Points).>;;;;;;;;;;X
FEVIC_SUPREMACY_DESC;The first country to reach specified number of Victory Points wins.;;;;;;;;;;X
FEVIC_SUPREMACY;SUPREMACY;;;;;;;;;;X
FEVIC_STANDARD_LOG;<Victory Condition changed to Standard (to year %d).>;;;;;;;;;;X
FEVIC_STANDARD_DESC;Most victory points at the end of the Scenario wins.;;;;;;;;;;X
FEVIC_STANDARD;STANDARD;;;;;;;;;;X
FEVIC_MISSION_LOG;<Victory Condition changed to Mission mode.>;;;;;;;;;;X
FEVIC_MISSION_DESC;The country that first succeeds with its Scenario Mission wins.;;;;;;;;;;X
FEVIC_MISSION;MISSION;;;;;;;;;;X
FEVIC_HEADER;VICTORY CONDITIONS;;;;;;;;;;X
FEVIC_DEATHMATCH_LOG;<Victory Condition changed to Death Match (%d Provinces).>;;;;;;;;;;X
FEVIC_DEATHMATCH_DESC;The first nation to conquer the specified number of new provinces wins.;;;;;;;;;;X
FEVIC_DEATHMATCH;DEATHMATCH;;;;;;;;;;X
FETUTORIAL_7;BACK TO MAIN;;;;;;;;;;X
FETUTORIAL_6;Warfare;;;;;;;;;;X
FETUTORIAL_5;Military Management;;;;;;;;;;X
FETUTORIAL_4;Research;;;;;;;;;;X
FETUTORIAL_3;Resources;;;;;;;;;;X
FETUTORIAL_2;Diplomacy and Government;;;;;;;;;;X
FETUTORIAL_1;Interface;;;;;;;;;;X
FETCPIPXBTN_JOIN;JOIN;;;;;;;;;;X
FETCPIPXBTN_HOST;HOST;;;;;;;;;;X
FETCPIPX_IPADDRESS;ENTER IP;;;;;;;;;;X
FETCPIPX_CHOOSEGAME;CHOOSE GAME;;;;;;;;;;X
FETCP_FAILTEXT;No game host found at IP address %s. Please check the address and Internet connection and try again.;;;;;;;;;;X
FETCP_FAIL;Failed to find game;;;;;;;;;;X
FESTR_WAITSCENARIO;No scenario chosen by host.;;;;;;;;;;X
FESTR_STRATEGY;STRATEGY;;;;;;;;;;X
FESTR_SCENARIOS;SCENARIOS;;;;;;;;;;X
FESTR_SAVEDGAMES;SAVED GAMES;;;;;;;;;;X
FESTR_PLAYERS;PLAYERS;;;;;;;;;;X
FESTR_NOSELECTION;(no selection);;;;;;;;;;X
FESTR_NOSCENARIO;Please select a scenario in the list to the left.;;;;;;;;;;X
FESTR_NOCOUNTRY;Please select a country among the flags above.;;;;;;;;;;X
FESTR_MILITARY;MILITARY:;;;;;;;;;;X
FESTR_HISTORICALINFO;Historical info;;;;;;;;;;X
FESTR_ECONOMY;ECONOMY:;;;;;;;;;;X
FESTR_DIPLOMACY;DIPLOMACY:;;;;;;;;;;X
FESTR_DIFFICULTY;DIFFICULTY:;;;;;;;;;;X
FESTR_CHANGECOUNTRY;RIGHT-CLICK ON A FLAG TO CHANGE IT.;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_RANDOM;Random Events;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_ON;ON;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_OK;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_OFF;OFF;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_MONARCH;Historical Events;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_MISSIONS;DYNAMIC MISSIONS;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_HEADER;OPTIONS;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_GAMESPEED7;Extremely Fast;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_GAMESPEED6;Very Fast;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_GAMESPEED5;Fast;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_GAMESPEED4;Above Normal;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_GAMESPEED3;Normal;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_GAMESPEED2;Below Normal;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_GAMESPEED1;Slow;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_GAMESPEED0;Very Slow;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_GAMESPEED;GAME SPEED;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_GAMEEVENTS;GAME EVENTS;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_FOGOFWAR;FOG OF WAR;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_EVENTS_RANDOM;Random Events Only;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_EVENTS_HISTORICAL;Historical Events Only;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_EVENTS_BOTH;Random & Historical Events;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_EVENS_NO;None;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_DIFFICULTY;DIFFICULTY;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_COUNTERS;USE COUNTERS;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_CONQCAP;FORCED ANNEXATION;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_BASEVP;BASE VICTORY POINTS;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_AUTOSAVE5;Once every ten months;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_AUTOSAVE4;Once every five months;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_AUTOSAVE3;Once every three months;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_AUTOSAVE2;Monthly;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_AUTOSAVE1;Never;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_AUTOSAVE;AUTOSAVE;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_AIAGGRE;A.I. AGGRESSIVENESS;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_AI_LEVEL5;Furious;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_AI_LEVEL4;Aggressive;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_AI_LEVEL3;Normal;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_AI_LEVEL2;Weakling;;;;;;;;;;X
FEOPT_AI_LEVEL1;Coward;;;;;;;;;;X
FEMAINBTN_TUTORIAL;TUTORIAL;;;;;;;;;;X
FEMAINBTN_SINGLE;SINGLE PLAYER;;;;;;;;;;X
FEMAINBTN_REPLAYINTRO;REPLAY INTRO;;;;;;;;;;X
FEMAINBTN_MULTIPLAYER;MULTIPLAYER;;;;;;;;;;X
FEMAINBTN_EXIT;EXIT;;;;;;;;;;X
FEMAINBTN_CREDITS;CREDITS;;;;;;;;;;X
FECONNBTN_TCPIP;INTERNET;;;;;;;;;;X
FECONNBTN_IPX;LOCAL AREA;;;;;;;;;;X
FECONNBTN_EURONET;VALKYRIENET;;;;;;;;;;X
FECONN_ENTERNAME;ENTER YOUR NAME;;;;;;;;;;X
FECLI_HOSTSET2;to %s>;;;;;;;;;;X
FECLI_HOSTSET1;<%s changed;;;;;;;;;;X
FEBTN_VICTORY;VICTORY;;;;;;;;;;X
FEBTN_STRATEGY;STRATEGY;;;;;;;;;;X
FEBTN_START;START;;;;;;;;;;X
FEBTN_OPTIONS;OPTIONS;;;;;;;;;;X
FEBTN_INFO;INFO;;;;;;;;;;X
FEBTN_CANCEL;CANCEL;;;;;;;;;;X
FEBTN_BAN;BAN;;;;;;;;;;X
FEBTN_BACK;BACK;;;;;;;;;;X
FEBTN_ACCEPT;ACCEPT;;;;;;;;;;X
FEBRUARY;February;;;;;;;;;;X
FEB;FEB;;;;;;;;;;X
FE_STAT5;Very Strong;;;;;;;;;;X
FE_STAT4;Strong;;;;;;;;;;X
FE_STAT3;Medium;;;;;;;;;;X
FE_STAT2;Weak;;;;;;;;;;X
FE_STAT1;Very Weak;;;;;;;;;;X
FE_DIFFI5;Very Easy;;;;;;;;;;X
FE_DIFFI4;Easy;;;;;;;;;;X
FE_DIFFI3;Normal;;;;;;;;;;X
FE_DIFFI2;Hard;;;;;;;;;;X
FE_DIFFI1;Very Hard;;;;;;;;;;X
FB_LF;improving our fortifications;;;;;;;;;;X
FB_INF;improving the infrastructure;;;;;;;;;;X
FB_IND;constructing more industries;;;;;;;;;;X
FB_CF;improving our coastal fortifications;;;;;;;;;;X
FB_AA;constructing more anti-aircraft guns;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRUNIT;Unit;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRTYPE;Type;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRTOTAL;Total;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRSORTBY;Sort by;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRRESOURCE;Daily Resource Flow;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRPROVINCE;Territorial Information;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRNAVYLEADERS;Naval Commanders;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRNAVALTECH;Naval Technologies;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRLTYPE;Category;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRLSKILL;Skill;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRLRANK;Rank;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRLNAME;Name;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRLEXP;Experience;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRLCOMMISION;Commision;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRLANDTECH;Land Technologies;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRHISTORY;History;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRFLEETS;Ships;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRCOUNTRY;Country;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRCONVOY;Convoy Summary;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRCOMNAVIES;National Naval Comparisons;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRCOMARMIES;National Army Comparison;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRCOMAIR;National Airforce Comparisons;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRASTR;Strength;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRARMYLEADERS;Land Commanders;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRARMIES;Land Divisions;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRAPROV;Location;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRAORG;Organisation;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRANAME;Name;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRAIRTECH;Air Technologies;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRAIRLEADERS;Air Commanders;;;;;;;;;;X
EYRAIR;Air Wings;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_VPPROVS;Current Points Allocation;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_WHO;Controller;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_V_VALUE;Value;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_V_PROV;Province;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_T_STEEL;Steel;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_T_RUBBER;Rubber;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_T_PROVINCE;Province;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_T_OIL;Oil;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_T_MANPOWER;Manpower;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_T_IC;IC;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_T_COAL;Coal;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_RES_US;Used by Industries;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_RES_TF;Traded for on WorldMarket;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_RES_TA;Traded Away on Worldmarket;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_RES_HP;Produced in Home Provinces;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_RES_CO;Converted by Process;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_RES_CH;Convoyed to Home Provinces;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_R_CATEGORY;Category;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_PUPPET;From Puppets;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_OVERLORD;Sent to Overlords;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_NEUTRAL;Neutral;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_EXIT;EXIT;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_COUNTRY;Country;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_CHAPTER_TECH;Technology;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_CHAPTER_MILITARY;Military;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_CHAPTER_HISTORY;History;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_CHAPTER_GLOBAL;Summary;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_CHAPTER_ECONOMY;Economy;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_C_TRA;Transports;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_C_TO;To;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_C_SUP;Supplies;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_C_STEEL;Steel;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_C_RUBBER;Rubber;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_C_OIL;Oil;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_C_FROM;From;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_C_ESC;Escorts;;;;;;;;;;X
EYR_C_COAL;Coal;;;;;;;;;;X
EXP_SEND;Send %s;;;;;;;;;;X
EXP_SELECT;Select Unit to Send;;;;;;;;;;X
EXCHANGE_ROLL;%s wish to share explorations;;;;;;;;;;X
EVENTWINDOW_GOTO;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
EVENTWINDOW_CLOSE;Close;;;;;;;;;;X
EVENTOTHERS_SETUP;When an historical event with multiple choice happens to another country.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVENTOTHERS_LOG;%s went with %s in %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVENTOTHERS_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING\nConcerning%s;;;;;;;;;;X
EVENTOTHERS_BTN2;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVENTOTHERS_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
EVENTOTHERS_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVENTOTHERS_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
EVENTOTHERS_4;in;;;;;;;;;;X
EVENTOTHERS_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
EVENTOTHERS_2;They tell us that they selected;;;;;;;;;;X
EVENTOTHERS_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
EVENTOTHER_SETUP;When an historical event happens to another country.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVENTOTHER_LOG;%s had %s .;;;;;;;;;;X
EVENTOTHER_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING\nConcerning%s;;;;;;;;;;X
EVENTOTHER_BTN2;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVENTOTHER_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
EVENTOTHER_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVENTOTHER_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
EVENTOTHER_4;happened to them recently.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVENTOTHER_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
EVENTOTHER_2;Their government announces;;;;;;;;;;X
EVENTOTHER_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
EVENTBUTTON_INFO;(For effects on your decision, check the information appearing when you move the mouse over the button.);;;;;;;;;;X
EVENT_SIMPLE;%s : %s happened to us.;;;;;;;;;;X
EVENT_SELECTION;%s : We went with %s in %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EURONET_PLAYER_LIST_HEADLINE;PLAYERLIST;;;;;;;;;;X
EURONET_GAME_INFO;GAME INFO;;;;;;;;;;X
EURONET_CURRENT_GAMES_HEADLINE;CURRENT GAMES;;;;;;;;;;X
EURONET_CHAT_HEADLINE;CHAT;;;;;;;;;;X
ERROR_SOUND_NAME;Critical Error!;;;;;;;;;;X
ERROR_SOUND_DESC;HOI has encountered a problem with your sound card. Please obtain and install the latest sound drivers from the sound card manufacturer. If the problem persists, contact the technical support.;;;;;;;;;;X
EPERSONALITY_SAME_GOV;Target government is of the same type:;;;;;;;;;;X
EPERSONALITY_OTHER_GOV;Target government is of a different type:;;;;;;;;;;X
EPERSONALITY_BIGGER_COUNTRY;Target country is less than half the size:;;;;;;;;;;X
END_GOOD_HEADER;%t, we have a good message for you:;;;;;;;;;;X
END_GOOD_2;Final Standing;;;;;;;;;;X
END_GOOD_1;Congratulations, you were victorious!;;;;;;;;;;X
END_BUTTON;END SCENARIO;;;;;;;;;;X
END_BAD_HEADER;%t, we have bad news for you:;;;;;;;;;;X
END_BAD_2;Final Standing;;;;;;;;;;X
END_BAD_1;We failed to achieve victory!;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_WRONG_VERSION;Your version doesn't correspond to the hosted game;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_VERSION;Version: ;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_USER_LEFT_CHANNEL;has left the channel...;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_USER_EXISTS_CHANNEL;A player with that name is already connected to that channel. Please change name or channel.;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_SERVER_TIMED_OUT;The server does not respond.;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_RPC_UPDATE_MESSAGE_GAME_LAUNCH;The host started the game;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_RPC_UPDATE_MESSAGE_GAME_FORCE_LEAVE;The host left your game.;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_PLAYER_LOGGED_IN_TO_CHANNEL;§W logged into the channel.;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_NOT_CREATE_STATUS_THREAD;Status thread was not creatable.;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_NOT_CREATE_CONNECT_THREAD;Connection thread was not creatable.;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_NO_NAME_SERVER;The mainserver was not reachable. Please check that you are connected to the Internet.;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_NO_CONNECTION;Connection is not active. Please check that you are connected to the internet.;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_NO_CHANNEL;NO CHANNEL SELECTED;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_NAME;Valkyrienet;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_LAUNCH_GAME_OK;The game was started.;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_LAUNCH_GAME_NOT_HOST;Only the creator of a game can start it.;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_LAUNCH_GAME_FAILED_NO_EXIST;The game could not be started as it does not exist.;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_HOST_GAME_NAME;'s game;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_GETTING_CHANNEL_LIST;Retrieving list of channels, please wait...;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_GAMEINFO_STANDARD;EU2 Game;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_GAME_USER_ALREADY_JOINED;You are already logged into a game.;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_GAME_STARTED_WITH_NAME;§W created a game with the name: ;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_GAME_REMOVE_OK;The game was removed.;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_GAME_REMOVE_NOT_HOST;Only the creator of a game can remove it.;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_GAME_REMOVE_NO_EXISTS;The game could not be removed, as it does not exist any longer.;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_GAME_OK;You were connected to the game.;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_GAME_NOT_FOUND;The requested game was not found.;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_GAME_NAME;EU2;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_GAME_LIMIT_REACHED;There can not be anymore games created on this channel;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_GAME_LEAVE_OK;You left the game.;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_GAME_LEAVE_HOST;The host left the game, cancelling it.;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_GAME_LEAVE_FAILED_NO_EXISTS;You couldn't leave the game since it doesn't exist anymore.;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_GAME_JOINED_FAILED_NOT_EXIST;The game does not exist anymore.;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_GAME_INFO_PLAYERS;Player:;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_GAME_INFO_PLAYER_LIMIT;Maximum Players: %d;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_GAME_INFO_IP_ADDRESS;IP Adresss: ;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_GAME_INFO_HOSTED_BY;Owner:;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_GAME_INFO_DESCRIPTION;Description:;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_GAME_FULL;You could not connect to that game, since it was already at maximum players.;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_GAME_EXISTS;That game already exists.;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_GAME_CHANNEL_FOUND;Game and channel found!;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_ERROR_RPC_THREAD;There was an error when the clients RPC was called.;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_CONNECTION_BROKE;You were disconnected.
EN_CONNECT_CHANNEL_FIRST;Please connect to a channel first.;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_CHOOSE_CHANNEL;Choose a channel to log into, among the channels listed.;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_CHANNEL_NOT_FOUND;The requested channel was not connectable.;;;;;;;;;;X
EN_CHANGING_CHANNEL;Changing Channel;;;;;;;;;;X
EFFECTS;Effect;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_VP;%s%d victorypoints.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_VAS;Gain %s as vassals.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_WARSHIPS;Gain %d warships in %s;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_WAR_ENTRY_US;War entry changed by %d.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_WAR_ENTRY;War entry for %s changed by %d.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_WAR;War with %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_TRIGGER;Trigger the '%s' Event.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_TRANSPORTS;Gain %d transports in %s;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_TRADETECH;Trade Investment: %s%d;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_TECH;Switch Technologygroup to %s;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_TAG;Found the realms of %s;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_SWITCH_ALLEGIANCE;Unit %s defects to %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_SUPPLY_POOL;Supply stockpile changed by %d.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_STOCK;Create a national stockmarket.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_STEEL_POOL;Steel stockpile changed by %d.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_STEAL_TECH;Steal technology '%s' from %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_START_RESEARCH;Start researching %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_STAFF;Chief of Staff: %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_STABILITY;Stability: %s%d;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_SMONARCH;Make %s forgotten!;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_SMINISTER;Minister %s is not available any more.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_SLEEP;The '%s' Event will never occur.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_SLEADER;Forever lose the service of %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_SET_MINISTER_LOY;The minister %s gets his loyalty modified by %d.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_SET_LEADER_LOY;The leader %s gets his loyalty modified by %d.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_SECMIN;Minister of Security: %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_SECEDE;Secede %s to %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_S_REL;State religion changed to %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_RUBBER_POOL;Rubber stockpile changed by %d.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_RRISK;Revoltrisk changed by %s%d for the next %d months.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_ROY;Gain a Royal Marriage with %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_RESEARCH_SABOTAGED;One of our research projects has been sabotaged!;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_REMCORE;%s will no longer be your national province.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_RELATION;Relation with %s: %s%d;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_REGIME_FALLS;The current regime has been overthrown!;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_R_REVOLT;Revolt in %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_R_CUL;Lose %s as a state culture.\n;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_PURGE;The most disloyal %d ministers and %d leaders are executed.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_PRIO_RESEARCH;Prioritize researching %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_POP;Population in %s: %s%d;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_PEACE;Peace concluded with %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_P_TAX;Basic Taxvalue in %s:  %s%d;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_P_RR;Revoltrisk in %s:  %s%d;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_P_REL;%s converts to %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_P_MINE;Mine in %s: %s%d;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_P_MIL;Monarchs military skil change by %d for the next %d months.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_P_MAN;Manpower in %s: %s%d;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_P_DIP;Monarchs diplomatic skill changed by %d for the next %d months.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_P_CUL;Culture in %s changed to %s;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_P_ADM;Monarchs administrative skill changed by %d for the next %d months.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_OIL_POOL;Oil stockpile increased with %d.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_NAVALTECH;Naval Investment: %s%d;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_NATIVE;Native Agressivenes in %s set to level %d;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_N_REVOLT;Revolt in %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_N_CONVOY;Create a convoy transporting (%s) from %s to %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_MONARCH;Make %s the leader of your country.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_MISSIONARY;Missionaries: %s%d;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_MINISTER_SKILL;Unused command;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_MINISTER_LOY;%s's loyalty is revealed!;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_MINISTER;%s can now become a minister.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_MERCHANT;Merchants: %s%d;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_MANPOWER;Manpower: %s%d;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_MAKE_PUPPET;%s is made a puppet nation.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_LOSE_MANU;Lose Manufactory in %s;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_LOSE_BUILDING;Lose %s in %s;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_LOAN;Size of loans will now be %d$\n;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_LEAVE_ALLIANCE;Leave our military alliance.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_LEADER_SKILL;%s gets skill %d.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_LEADER_LOY;%s's loyalty is revealed!;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_LEADER;Gain the service of %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_LANDTECH;Land Investment: %s%d;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_LAND_FORT;Land Fort level in %s is changed by %d.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_KEYPOINTS;Keypoint value in %s changed by %d.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_INTMIN;Minister of Intelligence: %s;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_INHERIT;Inherit the realms of %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_INFRATECH;Infra Investment: %s%d;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_INFRA;Infrastructure in %s is changed by %d.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_INFLATION;Inflation: %s%d;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_INFANTRY;Gain %d infantry in %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_INDY;Grant Independence to %s;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_INDUSTRY;Industrial capacity in %s is changed by %d.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_HOS;Head of State: %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_HOG;Head of Government: %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_HERETICS;Heresy in %s;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_GALLEYS;Gain %d galleys in %s;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_GAIN_TECH;Technology %s discovered.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_GAIN_MANU;Gain manufactory in %s;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_GAIN_BUILDING;Gain a %s in %s;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_FORT;Fortress in %s: %s%d;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_FLAK;Anti-Air cover in %s is changed by %d.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_FGNMIN;Foreign Minister: %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_EXPLORER;Gain explorer in %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_END_PUPPET;Break our 'puppet' status.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_END_MASTERY;End our 'puppet mastery' over %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_END_ACCESS;Cancel military access for %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_ELECTION;An election is held.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_DISSENT;National dissent is changed by %d.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_DIPLOMAT;Diplomats: %s%d;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_DETECT_UNITS;Detect %d armies from %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_DESERTIONS;Lose %d men in %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_DELETE_UNIT;Unit %s is destroyed.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_COUP_NATION;A coup is staged in %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_COT;Center of Trade created in %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_CONVERTED;%s converts to the state religion.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_CONQUISTADOR;Gain conquistador in %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_COLONIST;Colonists: %s%d;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_COASTAL_FORT;Coastal Fort level in %s is changed by %d.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_COAL_POOL;Coal stockpile changed by %d.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_CNAVY;Chief of Navy: %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_CIVIL_WAR;Country is thrown into Civil War!;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_CB;Gain a casusbelli against %s for %d months.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_CAVALRY;Gain %d cavalry in %s;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_CASH;%s%d$;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_CARMY;Chief of Army: %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_CAPITAL;Move national capital to %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_CAIR;Chief of Air: %s;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_C_REVOLT;Revolt in %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_BVAS;Vassalisation with %s broken.;;;;;;;;;;x
EE_BUILD_IMPROVEMENT;Begin improving the %s in %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_BUILD_DIVISION;Begin %s construction.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_BROY;Royal Marriage with %s broken.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_BANK;Create a national bank.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_ARTILLERY;Gain %d artillery in %s;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_ARMMIN;Armament Minister: %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_ALL;Alliance with %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_ALIGNMENT;Aligment moved towards %s by %d.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_ADDCORE;%s will be considered one of your national provinces.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_ADD_DIVISION;Add new %s division to force pool.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_ACCESS;Grant military access to %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
EE_A_CUL;Gain %s as a state culture.\n;;;;;;;;;;X
EASY;Easy;;;;;;;;;;X
DYNASTIC;Royal Marriage;;;;;;;;;;X
DWVERSUS;versus;;;;;;;;;;X
DWSVIWI;Current Alliances of;;;;;;;;;;X
DWSIRE;Sire!;;;;;;;;;;X
DWSENDTO;Send Diplomat to %s;;;;;;;;;;X
DWSENDI;Send Diplomat to;;;;;;;;;;X
DWSEND;Send Diplomat;;;;;;;;;;X
DWSEL2;Military Alliance with;;;;;;;;;;X
DWSEL1;Select opponents of your proposed;;;;;;;;;;X
DWOWNINFO;View %s's Alliances;;;;;;;;;;X
DWMLORD;Please Confirm;;;;;;;;;;X
DWINFO;Info;;;;;;;;;;X
DWGOTO;Center Map...;;;;;;;;;;X
DWCLICK2;on map.;;;;;;;;;;X
DWCLICK1;To select a nation, left-click;;;;;;;;;;X
DWCANTJOIN;You can't ask to join their alliance!;;;;;;;;;;X
DWCANTINVITE;You can't ask to join their alliance!;;;;;;;;;;X
DWBRKALL4;with ;;;;;;;;;;X
DWAREYOUSURE2;cannot be undone.);;;;;;;;;;X
DWAREYOUSURE1;(Effects are immediate and;;;;;;;;;;X
DWADDOPPOTITEL2;New Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
DWADDOPPOTITEL1;Propose;;;;;;;;;;X
DW_VIEW_REL;View Relations;;;;;;;;;;X
DW_VIEW_ALL;View Alliances;;;;;;;;;;X
DW_OURREL;Relation towards you: %c%d;;;;;;;;;;X
DROPDOWN_NO_SELECTION;<No Game Found>;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_VERTICAL_ENVELOPMENT_DOCTRINE;This Chief of Air Force directs the utilization of the Air forces by the doctrine of Vertical Envelopment. This means that in order to win the war it is essential to seize strategic terrain or bridgeheads by air to quickly enable the Army to achieve a breakthrough.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_UNDISTINGUISHED_SUIT;The Undistinguished Suit is a transparent minister. No one has ever heard of him and no one can remember his looks. He is famous for absolutely nothing.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_THEORETICAL_SCIENTIST;The Theoretical Scientist is a brilliant old professor picked out from the nation's leading university. He is of course a specialist in science both theoretical and applied. However he sometimes has a hard time prioritizing military matters, when great exploits in the civilian sectors can be attained. This often makes him a proponent of the more neutral areas of Electronics and Communication, but sometimes if he is eccentric enough, Secret Weapons are his preferred field.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_THE_CLOAK_N_DAGGER_SCHEMER;The Cloak-and-Dagger Schemer is a very secretive person. He prefers unorthodox plans and constantly seeks weaknesses to exploit among his slower victims. Often the Cloak-and-Dagger Schemer has a background in the Secret Service and that experience makes him sly and uninformative. Basically the Cloak-and-Dagger Schemer is not a great diplomat but he is so unpredictable that in the end he often gets what he wants.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_TECHNICAL_SPECIALIST;The Technical Specialist concentrates his effort on the study of the modernization of foreign equipment and units to draw conclusions on how to best defeat them.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_TANK_PROPONENT;This man is not only an able administrator and politician, but he also is meddling in the area of Grand Strategy. He himself is biased towards one branch of the Armed Forces. This might come from having belonged to it for a long period of time or from being sure that only if this branch is well-developed enough will his homeland win the war.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_SUBMARINE_PROPONENT;This man is not only an able administrator and politician, but he also is meddling in the area of Grand Strategy. He himself is biased towards one branch of the Armed Forces. This might come from having belonged to it for a long period of time or from being sure that only if this branch is well-developed enough will his homeland win the war.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_STRATEGIC_AIR_PROPONENT;This man is not only an able administrator and politician, but he also is meddling in the area of Grand Strategy. He himself is biased towards one branch of the Armed Forces. This might come from having belonged to it for a long period of time or from being sure that only if this branch is well-developed enough will his homeland win the war.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_STATIC_DEFENCE_DOCTRINE;This Chief of Army directs the utilization of the Ground forces by the doctrine of Static Defence. This means that deploying several defensive lines with fortified infantry and substantial artillery assets in the rear are essential for wearing down the enemy and for winning the war.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_SILENT_LAWYER;The Silent Lawyer directs his department with little imagination and creativity, but he is just.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_SCHOOL_OF_PSYCHOLOGY;This Chief of Staff belongs to an educational tradition called the School of Psychology that teaches and regulates strategy and tactics where Morale and Small-unit leadership are the essence of modern warfare.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_SCHOOL_OF_MASS_COMBAT;This Chief of Staff belongs to an educational tradition called the School of Mass Combat (or People's War) that teaches and regulates strategy and tactics where mass formations and guerrilla tactics are the essence of modern warfare.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_SCHOOL_OF_MANOEUVRE;This Chief of Staff belongs to an educational tradition called the School of Manoeuvre that teaches and regulates strategy and tactics where Manoeuvre and Speed are the essence of modern warfare.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_SCHOOL_OF_FIRE_SUPPORT;This Chief of Staff belongs to an educational tradition called the School of Fire Support that teaches and regulates strategy and tactics where Fire Support is the essence of modern warfare.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_SCHOOL_OF_DEFENCE;This Chief of Staff belongs to an educational tradition called the School of Defence that teaches and regulates strategy and tactics where Militia and Strategic Depth are the essence of modern warfare.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_RESOURCE_INDUSTRIALIST;The Resource Industrialist is usually a civilian from the heavy industry sector who has been appointed to govern the industrial efforts of the nation. He always tries to run the country as he would the coal mine back home, improving and expanding its base. As such he is a great organiser, but he sometimes tends to neglect the finer points of the armaments industry.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_PRINCE_OF_TERROR;The Prince of Terror lives by the rule: It is better to be feared than to be loved. However, extreme amounts of violence my actually increase dissent, a factor the Prince of Terror is unable to see.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_POWER_PROJECTION_DOCTRINE;This Chief of Navy directs the utilization of the Naval forces by the doctrine of Power Projection, which means that by concentrating all power from aircraft, torpedoes and artillery fire into a suitable area a good chance for winning the war is ensured.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_POLITICAL_SPECIALIST;The Political Specialist uses his 'technical embassy personnel' to fight a secret war of counter-intelligence with the enemy.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_OPEN_SEAS_DOCTRINE;This Chief of Navy directs the utilization of the Naval forces by the doctrine of Open Seas. This means that the control of sea lanes to far-flung resources is essential for winning the war.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_NONE;none;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_NAVAL_INTELLIGENCE_SPECIALIST;The Naval Intelligence Specialist uses the old Naval Staff technique of monitoring the basing of ships to learn where a new threat is mounting.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_NAVAL_AVIATION_DOCTRINE;This Chief of Air Force directs the utilization of the Air forces by the doctrine of Naval Aviation. This means that in order to win the war it is essential to work closely with the Navy and destroy the enemy Navy, preferably by bombing it to pieces.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_MILITARY_ENTREPRENEUR;The Military Entrepreneur is a former military man, possibly an old fighter from a recent war. He knows his priority and that is to get the guns and the butter to the troops at the front. This priority often leads to the neglect of the finer points of science;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_MAN_OF_THE_PEOPLE;The Man of the People knows how to talk to both high and low in society. For him it is a crusade to ease the burden of the poor. However, he is in an awkward position when trying to help people in the occupied zones, and his hands are bound by the Military.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_LOGISTICS_SPECIALIST;The Logistics specialist uses the old General Staff technique of monitoring the movement of supplies to learn where a new threat is mounting.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_LAISSEZ_FAIRES_CAPITALIST;The Laissez-Faire Capitalist is a specialist in market economics. It is his firmest opinion that little government intervention is needed, but that the good old invisible hand will best direct the resources of the Nation, war or no war.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_IRON_FISTED_BRUTE;The Iron-Fisted Brute is a simple man who has risen in rank either thanks to the military or the party. He views the world in black and white: Those who eat and those who are eaten. Often very brutish and sometimes a sociopath, the Iron-Fisted Brute makes policies without remorse.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_INFANTRY_PROPONENT;This man is not only an able administrator and politician, but he also is meddling in the area of Grand Strategy. He himself is biased towards one branch of the Armed Forces. This might come from having belonged to it for a long period of time or from being sure that only if this branch is well-developed enough will his homeland win the war.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_INDUSTRIAL_SPECIALIST;The Industrial Specialist concentrates his efforts on studying open industrial and economic sources of the enemy and thus often learns what will come by analysing what they are producing at the moment.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_INDIRECT_APPROACH_DOCTRINE;This Chief of Navy directs the utilization of the Naval forces by the doctrine of Indirect Approach. This means that in order to win the war it is essential to avoid decisive battle and instead destroy the enemy's convoys and warships piecemeal.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_IDEOLOGICAL_CRUSADER;The Ideological Crusader views himself as a devoted proponent of his political system, but to others he is an extremist. If a Fascist, he judges all non-Fascists as weak and decadent. If a Democrat, he would rather lose a war than comply to any demands from a non-Democrat. If a Communist, he views Democrats as evil capitalists and Fascists as evil pseudo-capitalists. When it comes to ideology it is impossible to argue with him since he has already found his salvation.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_GUNS_AND_BUTTER_DOCTRINE;This Chief of Army directs the utilization of the Ground forces by the doctrine of Guns and Butter. This means allowing the operational commanders freedom of command and instead ensuring the best possible circumstances for the Army are essential for wearing down the enemy and for winning the war.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_GREAT_COMPROMISER;The Great Compromiser is an easy-going and amiable fellow liked by most. Often he is a sage-like old man and a professional diplomat with many years of service, tactful and experienced. He has the ability to forge lasting friendships and to bind the wills of many into one, striving towards the same goal.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_GENERAL_STAFFER;The General Staffer is a former military man, perhaps a former teacher of strategy in the General Staff. He has now resettled in the field of Foreign Affairs, a subject that was always his 'hobby'. The General Staffer most likely follows his old military notion of politics and is focused on diplomacy through military might. However, by doing that, the General Staffer is often deemed a simpleminded man, lacking in imagination and extremely boring.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_ELASTIC_DEFENCE_DOCTRINE;This Chief of Army directs the utilization of the Ground forces by the doctrine of Elastic Defence. This means that deploying a thin defensive line with heavily armed infantry and deploying replacements and assault teams in the second lines are essential for wearing down the enemy and for winning the war.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_EFFICIENT_SOCIOPATH;The Efficient Sociopath has no remorse and uses any means necessary to further his goals. However, he always works in the shadows, trying to hide his personal perversions and the excess violence of his minions from the population and his fellow ministers.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_DISMAL_ENIGMA;The Dismal Enigma is a man of secrets, and if he were not able to produce an 'Ace of Intelligence' from time to time he would have had lost his job ages ago.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_DECISIVE_BATTLE_DOCTRINE2;This Chief of Navy directs the utilization of the Naval forces by the doctrine of Decisive Battle. This means that in order to win the war it is essential to amass a large battle fleet and destroy the enemy's force on the High Seas.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_DECISIVE_BATTLE_DOCTRINE;This Chief of Army directs the utilization of the Ground forces by the doctrine of Decisive Battle. This means that concentrating large amounts of superior attacking troops and forcing the enemy to commit inferior troops are essential for wearing down the enemy and for winning the war.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_CROOKED_KLEPTOCRAT;This type of minister ignores the crimes of the high and low, doesn't care about insurrections, but obviously other ministers are more loyal towards him because of their chances of self enrichment.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_CRIME_FIGHTER;The Crime Fighter has devoted his life to combating crime wherever it shows its face. However, sometimes the law needs some bending for the common good.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_CORRUPT_KLEPTOCRAT;This minister is a competent administrator, but he is throughly corrupt and military aid and military supplies regularly end up in the pockets of  the minister and his cronies.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_COMPASSIONATE_GENTLEMAN;The Compassionate Gentleman is a jovial man who wishes to please all. The population regularly like him, but he is known to be soft on crimes and terrorism.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_CARPET_BOMBING_DOCTRINE;This Chief of Air Force directs the utilization of the Air forces by the doctrine of Carpet Bombing. This means that in order to win the war it is essential to grind down the enemy transportation network and industrial plants, and to demoralize his population by terror bombing.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_BIASED_INTELLECTUAL;The Biased Intellectual is a refined academic intellectual, whose scholarly work has biased his judgement of other countries and people. The Biased Intellectual is often arrogant and witty against those he dislikes and overly fawning and ingratiating towards those he likes.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_BATTLE_FLEET_PROPONENT;This man is not only an able administrator and politician, he is also a meddler in Grand Strategy. He is biased towards one branch of the Armed Forces. This might come from having belonged to it for a long period of time or from being sure that only if this branch is well-developed enough will his homeland win the war.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_BASE_CONTROL_DOCTRINE;This Chief of Navy directs the utilization of the Naval forces by the doctrine of Base Control. This means that in order to win the war it is essential to strike directly at the enemy bases (ports and islands), and take control of them with air and land forces.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_BACK_STABBER;The Back Stabber uses his position to root out dissent and disloyal elements within the elite, but he is unable cope with occupied territories because of his untrustworthiness.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_ARMY_AVIATION_DOCTRINE;This Chief of Air Force directs the utilization of the Air forces by the doctrine of Army Aviation. This means that in order to win the war it is essential to work closely with the Army and destroy the enemy land forces, preferably by bombing them to pieces.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_ARMOURED_SPEARHEAD_DOCTRINE;This Chief of Army directs the utilization of the Ground forces by the doctrine of Armoured Spearheads. This means that spearheading speedy offensives with tank units followed up with encircling infantry are essential for wearing down the enemy and for winning the war.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_APOLOGETIC_CLERK;The Apologetic Clerk is often a brilliant man, but either lacks inner strength or is so filled with doubt over the political system of his own country that he can seldom stay consistent. An Apologetic Clerk might also be a man that truly believes in the righteousness of his political system, but unfortunately also believes that the other side will win the war.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_AIR_TO_SEA_PROPONENT;This man is not only an able administrator and politician, but he also is meddling in the area of Grand Strategy. He himself is biased towards one branch of the Armed Forces. This might come from having belonged to it for a long period of time or from being sure that only if this branch is well-developed enough will his homeland win the war.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_AIR_TO_GROUND_PROPONENT;This man is not only an able administrator and politician, but he also is meddling in the area of Grand Strategy. He himself is biased towards one branch of the Armed Forces. This might come from having belonged to it for a long period of time or from being sure that only if this branch is well-developed enough will his homeland win the war.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_AIR_SUPERIORITY_PROPONENT;This man is not only an able administrator and politician, but he also is meddling in the area of Grand Strategy. He himself is biased towards one branch of the Armed Forces. This might come from having belonged to it for a long period of time or from being sure that only if this branch is well-developed enough will his homeland win the war.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_AIR_SUPERIORITY_DOCTRINE;This Chief of Air Force directs the utilization of the Air forces by the doctrine of Air Superiority. This means that in order to win the war it is essential to control the skies above the battlefield.;;;;;;;;;;X
DPERSONALITY_ADMINISTRATIVE_GENIUS;The Administrative Genius is an ardent labourer, who uses his personnel and modern techniques to the utmost to improve the war effort. The Administrative Genius is often a young engineer or scientist, free-thinking and innovative. He always tries to be 'objective' and 'impartial' to further the common good.;;;;;;;;;;X
DO_NOT_DISPLAY;§YDo not display this message;;;;;;;;;;X
DIWROLL_REL_I;View the selected nation's relations towards other nations.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIWROLL_REL_D;Your relations versus other nations control their likeliness to respond to your actions and proposals in a friendly or hostile manner. Modify your relations by clicking the 'Send Diplomat' button. (NOTE: Relation values have no effect towards other human players.);;;;;;;;;;X
DIWROLL_GOTO;Centers map over %s;;;;;;;;;;X
DIWROLL_BACK;Return to main;;;;;;;;;;X
DIWROLL_ALL_I;View the selected nation's alliances with other nations.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIWROLL_ALL_D;Alliances are formal agreements that regulate what penalties will apply in case of hostile actions. Create new alliances by clicking the 'Send Diplomat' button.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIVISION_UPGRADE;Upgrade to Latest Model;;;;;;;;;;X
DIVISION_REPAIR;Repair Ship(s);;;;;;;;;;X
DIVISION_REINFORCE;Reinforce to Maximum Strength;;;;;;;;;;X
DIVISION_REDEPLOY;Strategically Re-Deploy Division;;;;;;;;;;X
DIVISION_DISBAND;Disband;;;;;;;;;;X
DIVISION_CONVOY;Send on Convoy Duty;;;;;;;;;;X
DIVISION;Division;;;;;;;;;;X
DIWARALONE;§YIn a war§W;;;;;;;;;;X
DIWAR;§YIn a war §Wtogether with §Y;;;;;;;;;;X
DIV_UP_IRO0;You can not upgrade the division at this time.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIV_UP_IRO_RIGHT;(Click to upgrade the division to the latest model.);;;;;;;;;;X
DIV_UP_DRO;Upgrading a division will equip it with the latest weaponry made available through technological research. The new weapons will increase the attributes of the unit.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIV_RE_IRO4;There is no manpower available in the country to reinforce the division.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIV_RE_IRO3;This division is already at maximum strength, and thus does not need any reinforcements.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIV_RE_IRO2;The division is not in supply, and can thus not be reinforced.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIV_RE_IRO1;The division is not attached to any unit at the moment, so it can not be reinforced.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIV_RE_IRO0;You can not reinforce the division at this time.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIV_RE_IRO_RIGHT;You need %.1f manpower and %.1f supplies to reinforce this division. (Click to reinforce the division to maximum strength.);;;;;;;;;;X
DIV_RE_DRO;Manpower will be taken from the national pool to draft new recruits into the unit. This may result in a loss of organisation.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIV_RD_IRO4;Your transport network can only redeploy %d divisions at the same time.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIV_RD_IRO2;You can only strategically re-deploy a unit to your own territory.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIV_RD_IRO1;The division is not attached to any unit at the moment, so it can not be redeployed.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIV_RD_IRO0;You can not re-deploy the division at this time.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIV_RD_IRO_RIGHT;Click to re-deploy the selected division within the current transport infrastructure. (Sends Division to Force Pool);;;;;;;;;;X
DIV_RD_DRO;Redeploying a division will remove it from its current parent unit or province and move it to the Force Pool, from where it can be reassigned to another unit or home province. This process takes some time in order to simulate the travelling time of the division.;;;;;;;;;;X
DITRUCE;§WWe have a §Ytruce§W with them until %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
DITRADEAGREE;§WHave §YTrade Agreement§W with §Y;;;;;;;;;;X
DISPLAY_TAB;§YDisplay as message notifier;;;;;;;;;;X
DISPLAY_PAUSE;§YDisplay this type of message in a message box & Pause;;;;;;;;;;X
DISPLAY_IN_LOG;§YDisplay this type of message in the game log;;;;;;;;;;X
DISPLAY_IN_BOX;§YDisplay this type of message in a message box;;;;;;;;;;X
DISCIPLINED;Disciplined;;;;;;;;;;X
DISBAND_IRO;Disbanding this unit will return %.1f manpower to the pool.\n(You can disband any ship or division which is not in combat, to regain its manpower.);;;;;;;;;;X
DIPWAR;Declare War;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPSTATUS;Ask for Status;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPRTRADE;Trade Embargo;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_WEISO;We are isolationists, and are not interested to participate in foreign affairs at this point of time.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_VASSAL1;;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_VASSAL0;;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_VASBRK0;;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_WARNING;This will tell %s that we will not look kindly upon them if they go to war in the near future. We will recieve a Casus Belli if they attack any of our neighbours within the next sixty months.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_WAR5;As a democratic nation, you can not simply declare war upon another nation when you are at peace, and the parliamentary support for war is so low as it is now.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_WAR4;They have granted military access to us, so you can not declare war.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_WAR2;You may not declare war upon %s, since you are part of the same military alliance. Leave the alliance or ban your opponent first.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_WAR1;You may not declare war upon %s again until %s %d.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_WAR0;While at war with a nation you can move your troops into its territory and occupy their territory. Occupied territory brings resources to your nation.  When you have fully conquered another nation, you can then annex them.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_THEYISO;%s are isolationists, and are not interested to participate in foreign affairs at this point of time.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_SHARE_0;This opens up an interface where we can select which technologies to give to %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_SE_0;Send an expeditionary force to %s. This opens up an interface where we can select which unit to give to another nation.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_REVACC;We are currently allowing %s to march their armies through our territory. By revoking this access we will stop them from it, but they will gain a Casus Belli upon us.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_RELIGION1;A 'Royal Marriage' represents a marital union between the royal families of the two nations, improving relations and increasing the chance of future stronger alliances. You will suffer greatly if you declare war on a nation with which you have a Royal Marriage. The Royal Marriage will expire %s %d.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_RELIGION0;You may only offer a Royal Marriage to nations of the same religion as you (%s).;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_REFT1;You have a truce with %s, so you can not refuse them trade at the moment.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_REFT0;By refusing trade with %s its merchants will not make any profits from centers of trade located in provinces that you own and she cannot place any more merchants in those centers. However it will give %s a Casus Belli on you for as long as the Trade Embargo lasts.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_R2;Attempt to slightly improve relations. The actual increase depends on your Monarch's diplomatic skills (%d) the gift's size in relation to the recipient's annual income and luck. In the worst case relations may even be hurt.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_R1;Attempt to moderately improve relations. The actual increase depends on your Monarch's diplomatic skills (%d) the gift's size in relation to the recipient's annual income and luck. In the worst case relations may even be hurt.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_R0;Attempt to greatly improve relations. The actual increase depends on your Monarch's diplomatic skills (%d) the gift's size in relation to the recipient's annual income and luck. In the worst case relations may even be hurt.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_PUP_0;Create a puppet regime in %s. This is only possible to request when we control more than 66 percent of their keypoints.  They will then secede all territorial demands to us, as well as install a loyal regime. They will also join our alliance, as well as granting us access through their territory.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_PEACE2;There is already a peaceoffer on the table and you can not offer peace until you have responded.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_PEACE1;You must wait until %s %d until you can offer peace again.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_PEACE0;This will make us sue for peace, where your pre-war borders will be restored.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_OFFTRA;A trade agreement will allow us to have merchants in the same CoT without competing each other out.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_NO_INSTANT;(Diplomat en route);;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_NO_DELAYED;After you have sent a diplomat to a nation, you have to wait one week (until %d %s %d) until you can send another.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_LOAN0;;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_LA_2;We will leave the military alliance with %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_LA_1;We can not leave our current alliance. This is not possible if we lead it, or are in a war.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_LA_0;We are not part of any Military Alliance, so we can not leave any.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_JOIN3;They are part of an alliance led by %s. You need to ask %s to join!;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_JOIN2;We are at war with %s, who is a member of this Military Alliance!;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_JOIN1;You are already a member of a Military Alliance.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_JOIN0;Send a request to %s that we join the Military Alliance she has with %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_INV3;We are at war with %s!;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_INV2;;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_INV1;%s is already member of a Military Alliance with %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_INV0;This will invite %s to join our Military Alliance.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_INSULT;We will greatly disturb our relations with %s by insulting them. This will give them a Casus Belli against us.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_IN_0;Influence %s to make their policies and views more similar to ours.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_GUARANTEE;If we guarantee the independence of %s, we will gain a Casus Belli on any country attacking them within the next five years.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_GIVEIN_0;We will give in to the demands of %s and sign a humiliting peace, giving up all provinces they have demaned.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_DYNBRK0;;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_DYN_VASSAL;%s cannot enter any Royal Marriages while still a vassal of %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_DISC0;Ask %s to exchange her maps with us.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_DIPS_INSTANT;(No diplomats available);;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_DIPS_DELAYED;You need to wait until you get another diplomat.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_DEMT_0;We will ask %s to cede the provinces which are rightfully ours.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_COST;We lack the %.f diplomatic influence we require.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_CNA2;Members of a Military Alliance promise to assist each other in case one of them gets involved in a war by declaring war on the same opponents. You can only be a member of ONE Military Alliance at a time and it automatcially expires in ten years.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_CNA1;You are already member of a Military Alliance with %s. Select 'Invite to Alliance' below to invite %s to join it.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_CNA0;%s is already member of a Military Alliance with %s. Select the leader of the alliance and 'Join Alliance' to join that alliance.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_CN_0;Replace the government of %s with a government more loyal to us.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_CLAIM;If we have a royal marriage with %s we can claim their throne. This will give us a Casus Belli on them, but destroy our relations with other nations with which we have a royal marriage.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_CANTRA;We have a trade agreement with %s so that we will not compete against their merchants when in the same CoT. By cancelling this agreement we will give them a Casus Belli.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_CANACC;%s allows us to pass through their country with our armies. We can not cancel this while we have troops inside their borders.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_BRKMIL2;We do not have a Military Alliance with %s. To leave your current Military Alliance, select %s (the leader of the alliance) then 'Leave Alliance'. (You cannot however leave an alliance that you are the leader of.);;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_BRKMIL1;;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_BRKMIL0;We are not part of any Military Alliance.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_BAN1;This will ban %s from our Military Alliance and give them a Casus Belli on us. There is a risk that the other members of the Alliance will leave it as well.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_BAN0;Only the leader of %s's military alliance may ban them from it, plus a Casus Belli is required.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_ASKACC;We will ask %s to allow us to march our troops through their country. While we are granted this, we will not be able to declare war upon them.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_ANNEX1;You may only annex a nation which you control the capital and all key provinces for.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_ANNEX0;By Annexing a nation its provinces and military units become yours eternally and irreversibly.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_AM_0;Assume Military Control of %s.  This is only possible if they are part of your alliance.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPROL_ALLT0;Allows %s to trade in your Centers of Trade again. Will cancel the temporary Casus Belli she has on you for this reason.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPRACCESS;Revoke Military Access;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPPEACE;Offer Peace;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPOURSELVES;Sire, we can't send diplomats to ourselves.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPOLOAN;Offer Loan;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPOFFVAS;Offer Vassalization;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPOFFTRADE;Offer Trade Agreement;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPOFFDYN;Offer Royal Marriage;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPJOINALL;Join Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPINVAL;Invite to Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPIMPOSSIBLE;Sire, don't be ridiculous!;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPEXCDIS;Exchange Discoveries;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPCNALL;Create New Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPCANVAS;Cancel Vassalization;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPCANTRADE;Cancel Trade Agreement;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPCACCESS;Cancel Military Access;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPBRKVAS;Cancel Vassalization;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPBRKDYN;Break Royal Ties;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPBRKALL;Leave Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPBANALL;Ban from Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPATRADE;Allow Trade;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPASKWAR;Ask to Declare War;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPASKRTR;Ask to initiate Trade Embargo;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPASKPEA;Ask to Offer Peace;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPASKLOA;Ask for Economic Aid;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPASKLN;Ask to Leave Nation alone;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPASKLA;Ask to Leave Area Alone;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPASKHA;Ask to Hold Area;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPANNEX;Annex;;;;;;;;;;X
DIPAACCESS;Ask for Military Access;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_WARNING;Send a Warning (%d$);;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_TRADE_AGREEMENT;Trade Agreement;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_SUE_FOR_PEACE;Sue For Peace;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_STATE_GIFT;Send State Gift (%d$);;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_SHARE_RESEARCH;Share Research;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_SENDDIPLO;Send Diplomat to;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_SEND_EXPEDITIONARY_FORCE;Send Expeditionary Force;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_REVOKE_MILITARY_ACCESS;Revoke Military Access;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_REQUEST_SPECIFIC_ATTACK;Request Specific Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_PURPUPPET;%s controls %s as a puppet.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_PUPPET_REGIME;Puppet Regime;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_PUPPET;%s is a puppet of %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_PERSONAL_GIFT;Send Personal Gift (%d$);;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_OFFER_LEND_LEASE;Offer Lend Lease;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_MODREL;to modify relations;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_MODALL;to modify alliances;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_LEAVE_ALLIANCE;Leave Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_JOIN_ALLIANCE;Join Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_INTRODUCTION;Send Letter of Introduction (%d$);;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_INSULT;Send an Insult (%d$);;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_INFLUENCE_NATION;Influence Nation;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_GUARANTEE_INDEPENDENCE;Guarantee Independence;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_GUARANTEE;Proclaim Guarantee (%d$);;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_GOV;%s is %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_GIVE_IN;Give In to Demands;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_DEMANDTEXT;Demand %s from %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_DEMAND_TERRITORY;Demand Territory;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_DECLARE_WAR;Declare War;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_CURR_REL;Current Relations of;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_CURR_ALL;Current Alliances of;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_COUP_NATION;Coup Nation;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_CLAIM;Claim their Throne (%d$);;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_CANCEL_MILITARY_ACCESS;Cancel Military Access;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_BRING_TO_ALLIANCE;Bring to Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_ASSUME_MILITARY_CONTROL;Assume Military Control;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_ASK_FOR_MILITARY_ACCESS;Ask for Military Access;;;;;;;;;;X
DIP_ANNEX_NATION;Annex Nation;;;;;;;;;;X
DIMIL;§YMilitary Alliance §Wwith §Y;;;;;;;;;;X
DIGUAR2;§YIndependence Guaranteed §Wby§Y;;;;;;;;;;X
DIGUAR;§YGuaranteeing the independence §Wof§Y;;;;;;;;;;X
DIGIN_MSG;Dug-In: %d;;;;;;;;;;X
DIFFICULT;Difficult;;;;;;;;;;X
DIAND;§W and §Y;;;;;;;;;;X
DIAGAINST;§W versus §Y;;;;;;;;;;X
DIACCESS2;§WGrants §YMilitary Access§W to §Y;;;;;;;;;;X
DIACCESS;§YMilitary Access §Wthrough §Y;;;;;;;;;;X
DEV_SPEED;Currently progressing at about %.f percent of speed.;;;;;;;;;;X
DEV_READY;Ready at %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
DEV_NO_SPEED;No progress being made as of now.;;;;;;;;;;X
DEV_FULL_SPEED;Progress is going at full speed.;;;;;;;;;;X
DEV_DEPLOY_IRO;(Click the button to select where to deploy this unit.);;;;;;;;;;X
DETRAWITHUS_SETUP;When another nation declines our trade agreement proposal;;;;;;;;;;X
DETRAWITHUS_LOG;%s declined our trade agreement proposal.;;;;;;;;;;X
DETRAWITHUS_HEADER;Herald from;;;;;;;;;;X
DETRAWITHUS_BTN2;;;;;;;;;;;X
DETRAWITHUS_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
DETRAWITHUS_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
DETRAWITHUS_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
DETRAWITHUS_4;with us.;;;;;;;;;;X
DETRAWITHUS_3;DECLINE TRADE AGREEMENT;;;;;;;;;;X
DETRAWITHUS_2;%t, we are sorry to inform you that %s;;;;;;;;;;X
DETRAWITHUS_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
DET_REPORT;Reconnaissance reports:;;;;;;;;;;X
DEMTERR_SETUP;When someone demands your territory.;;;;;;;;;;X
DEMOTED_SETUP;When you are demoted;;;;;;;;;;X
DEMOTED_LOG;You were demoted to %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
DEMOTED_HEADER;Our Monarch approaches:%s;;;;;;;;;;X
DEMOTED_BTN2;;;;;;;;;;;X
DEMOTED_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
DEMOTED_6;You'd better increase your efforts.;;;;;;;;;;X
DEMOTED_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
DEMOTED_4;to the rank of;;;;;;;;;;X
DEMOTED_3;demoted;;;;;;;;;;X
DEMOTED_2;%t your performance does not impress us and you are hereby;;;;;;;;;;X
DEMOTED_1;Weakling!;;;;;;;;;;X
DEM_ROLL;%s is demanding parts of your territory.;;;;;;;;;;X
DEFAULT;Default;;;;;;;;;;X
DEF_COMBAT_MODIFIER;Def. Combat Modifier;;;;;;;;;;X
DECMILUS_SETUP;When another nation declines us military access;;;;;;;;;;X
DECMILUS_LOG;%s refuses to grant us military access.;;;;;;;;;;X
DECMILUS_HEADER;FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING\nConcerning;;;;;;;;;;X
DECMILUS_BTN2;;;;;;;;;;;X
DECMILUS_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
DECMILUS_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
DECMILUS_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
DECMILUS_4;refuses to grant us military access.;;;;;;;;;;X
DECMILUS_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
DECMILUS_2;%t;;;;;;;;;;X
DECMILUS_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
DECLWAROTHER_SETUP;When a nation declares war upon a third nation;;;;;;;;;;X
DECLWAROTHER_LOG;%s declared war upon %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
DECLWAROTHER_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING\nConcerning;;;;;;;;;;X
DECLWAROTHER_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
DECLWAROTHER_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
DECLWAROTHER_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
DECLWAROTHER_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
DECLWAROTHER_4;upon their new enemies;;;;;;;;;;X
DECLWAROTHER_3;declared war;;;;;;;;;;X
DECLWAROTHER_2;%t, %s;;;;;;;;;;X
DECLWAROTHER_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
DECLWAR_SETUP;When a nation declares war upon you;;;;;;;;;;X
DECLWAR_LOG;%s declared war upon us!;;;;;;;;;;X
DECLWAR_HEADER;EMERGENCY CABINET MEETING;;;;;;;;;;X
DECLWAR_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
DECLWAR_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
DECLWAR_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
DECLWAR_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
DECLWAR_4;upon us! Enemy troops are preparing to invade our country.We have to plan our defence immediately…;;;;;;;;;;X
DECLWAR_3;%s declared war;;;;;;;;;;X
DECLWAR_2;%t, %s in;;;;;;;;;;X
DECLWAR_1;WAR!;;;;;;;;;;X
DECLINE;Decline Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
DECEMBER;December;;;;;;;;;;X
DECALC;declines the alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
DEC;DEC;;;;;;;;;;X
DEATHMATCH_INFO_HEADER;Victory Progress;;;;;;;;;;X
DEATHMATCH_INFO_5;Current Standing;;;;;;;;;;X
DEATHMATCH_INFO_4;will win this game.;;;;;;;;;;X
DEATHMATCH_INFO_3;%d new provinces;;;;;;;;;;X
DEATHMATCH_INFO_2;The first nation to conquer;;;;;;;;;;X
DEATHMATCH_INFO_1;Death Match;;;;;;;;;;X
DEATHMATCH_HEADER;Game Objective Summary;;;;;;;;;;X
DEATHMATCH_ELIMINATED;Eliminated;;;;;;;;;;X
DEATHMATCH_ACTIVE;Active;;;;;;;;;;X
DEATHMATCH_4;will win this game.;;;;;;;;;;X
DEATHMATCH_3;%d new provinces;;;;;;;;;;X
DEATHMATCH_2;The first nation to conquer;;;;;;;;;;X
DEATHMATCH_1;Death Match;;;;;;;;;;X
DDTUS_SETUP;When another nation refuse to give in to our territorial demands.;;;;;;;;;;X
DDTUS_LOG;%s refused our territorial demands.;;;;;;;;;;X
DDTUS_HEADER;FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
DDTUS_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
DDTUS_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
DDTUS_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
DDTUS_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
DDTUS_4;;;;;;;;;;;X
DDTUS_3;refused to cave in to our rightful territorial demands.;;;;;;;;;;X
DDTUS_2;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
DDTUS_1;Demands Denied!;;;;;;;;;;X
DCLRWAR;Declare War;;;;;;;;;;X
DATE;M D, Y;;;;;;;;;;X
DAILY_DISSENT;Our dissent will change by %.2f percent each day.;;;;;;;;;;X
CWARUS_SETUP;When civil war hits our nation.;;;;;;;;;;X
CWARUS_LOG;Our country has been struck by Civil War.;;;;;;;;;;X
CWARUS_HEADER;Our Governor reports%s;;;;;;;;;;X
CWARUS_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
CWARUS_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
CWARUS_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
CWARUS_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
CWARUS_4;;;;;;;;;;;X
CWARUS_3;;;;;;;;;;;X
CWARUS_2;%t, part of our military forces have joined rebelforces in an effort to break the government.;;;;;;;;;;X
CWARUS_1;Civil War;;;;;;;;;;X
CWAROTHER_SETUP;When another nation is struck by civil war.;;;;;;;;;;X
CWAROTHER_LOG;Civil War in %s;;;;;;;;;;X
CWAROTHER_HEADER;Our Governor reports%s;;;;;;;;;;X
CWAROTHER_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
CWAROTHER_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
CWAROTHER_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
CWAROTHER_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
CWAROTHER_4;have been struck by Civil War.;;;;;;;;;;X
CWAROTHER_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
CWAROTHER_2;%t, we have confirmed reports that;;;;;;;;;;X
CWAROTHER_1;Civil War;;;;;;;;;;X
CREATE_DEAL;Offer Deal;;;;;;;;;;X
CRBSHOCK;SHOCK;;;;;;;;;;X
CRBFIRE;FIRE;;;;;;;;;;X
CRB_URBAN;Urban fights reduces the firepower significantly, making the battles take much longer time.;;;;;;;;;;X
CRB_STORM;Storm reduces the effectivity of attackers, and literally grounds the airforce.;;;;;;;;;;X
CRB_SNOW;Snow reduces the effectivity of attackers.;;;;;;;;;;X
CRB_SHORE;Battleships adjacent to a province provide shore bombardment, which reduces the effectivity of the opponent.;;;;;;;;;;X
CRB_RIVER;Crossing a river is a severe penalty for attacking units, especially for divisions without engineers attached.;;;;;;;;;;X
CRB_RAIN;Rain reduces the effectivity of attackers.;;;;;;;;;;X
CRB_PARATROOP;Light Infantry has a penalty when attacking a province.;;;;;;;;;;X
CRB_NIGHT;Nighttime makes it harder to spot the enemy, reducing the effectivity of attackers enormously.;;;;;;;;;;X
CRB_MUDDY;Muddy weather reduces the effect of units.;;;;;;;;;;X
CRB_MOUNTAIN;Mountains reduces the chance of offensive maneuevers, and especially so for armoured divisions.;;;;;;;;;;X
CRB_MARSH;Marsh reduces the chance of offensive maneuevers, and especially so for armoured divisions.;;;;;;;;;;X
CRB_LEADER;Leaders grant bonuses to units, depending on their skill level.;;;;;;;;;;X
CRB_JUNGLE;Jungle reduces the chance of offensive maneuevers, and especially so for armoured divisions.;;;;;;;;;;X
CRB_HQ;Being a HQ or adjacent to one improves a units efficiency.;;;;;;;;;;X
CRB_HILLS;Hills reduces the chance of offensive maneuevers, and especially so for armoured divisions, and provide good defensive positions.;;;;;;;;;;X
CRB_FROZEN;Cold weather reduces the effetivity of attackers.;;;;;;;;;;X
CRB_FORT;Fortresses gives significant advantages to the defender.;;;;;;;;;;X
CRB_FOREST;Forest reduces the chance of offensive maneuevers, and especially so for armoured divisions.;;;;;;;;;;X
CRB_ENVELOP;An attack from more than one direction gives an advantage to the attackers.;;;;;;;;;;X
CRB_ENCIRCLE;An encircled unit have a severe penalty to its effectivity to defend itself.;;;;;;;;;;X
CRB_DUG;A unit which has had the chance to get dug in, gets a bonus to its effectivity when defending.;;;;;;;;;;X
CRB_DIVPEN;A commander gets a severe penalty if too many units are under his command in a battle.;;;;;;;;;;X
CRB_DISSENT;Dissent affects the forces, giving a penalty in effectivity.;;;;;;;;;;X
CRB_CARR;Superior carrier doctrine gives a certain advantage in battle.;;;;;;;;;;X
CRB_BLI;Blizzards makes it virtually impossible to conduct any offensive operations.;;;;;;;;;;X
CRB_BASE;Being in the same province as your airbase or adjacent to it, gives a slight bonus to performance of airunits.;;;;;;;;;;X
CRB_AMPH;Amphibious assaults give a large penalty to the attacker.;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_VOICES;VOICES;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_TRANSLATION;TRANSLATION;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_TESTING;TESTING;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_TESTERS;TESTERS;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_TEST_MANAGER;TEST MANAGER;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_SPECIAL_CONTRIBUTIONS;SPECIAL CONTRIBUTIONS;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_SOUND_EFFECTS;SOUND EFFECTS;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_SCENARIO;SCENARIO DESIGN;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_PROJECT_LEAD_CREATIVE_DIRECTOR;PROJECT LEAD / CREATIVE DIRECTOR;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_PROGRAMMING;PROGRAMERS;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_PRODUCT_MANAGER;PRODUCT MANAGER;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_PRODUCER;PRODUCER;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_PRESIDENT;PRESIDENT;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_ORIGINAL_MUSIC;ORIGINAL MUSIC;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_MUSIC;MUSIC & SFX;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_MEDIA;MEDIA;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_MANUAL;MANUAL;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_LPROGRAMMING;LEAD PROGRAMMER;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_FMV_SEQUENCES;FMV SEQUENCES;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_EXECUTIVE_PRODUCER;EXECUTIVE PRODUCER;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_EU1;The Original Europa Univeralis was made by;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_EDITOR;EDITOR;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_DTP;DTP;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_DESIGN;DESIGN;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_CREATIVE_DIRECTOR;CREATIVE DIRECTOR;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_COVER_DESIGN;COVER DESIGN;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_CODE;PROGRAMMING;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_BASED;BASED ON DESIGN BY;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_ASCENARIO;ADDITIONAL SCENARIO DESIGN;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_ARTISTS;ARTISTS;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_ART_LEAD;LEAD ARTIST;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_ART;ART;;;;;;;;;;x
CR_ADDITIONAL_PROGRAMMING;ADDITIONAL PROGRAMMING;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_ADDITIONAL_CONTRIBUTIONS;ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS;;;;;;;;;;X
CR_ADDITIONAL_ART;ADDITIONAL ART;;;;;;;;;;X
COS_DESC;Costa Rica differed in several ways from other countries in Middle America. Because of the largely white population there were no racial conflicts. Farming was dominated by family businesses owned by a broad middle class offering little fuel for a clash of social interests. Politically, however, influencial and rivaling families called the tune and even resorted to military action to achieve their goals. Sugar and coffee were important export goods, but bananas were the most important one for which a tight railroad was built, improving the economical growth of Costa Rica. The bananas production came slowly under complete control of U.S. businesses (among others United Fruit). Parallel to this, Costa Rica witnessed a calm democratic development with presidents elected in constitutional elections. This period was only interrupted by the short dictatorship of Frederico Tinoco Granodos (1917 - 1919).;;;;;;;;;;X
COS;Costa Rica;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOYWHERE;the %s-%s convoy at %s;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOYLOSST_SETUP;When you sink ships in another nations convoy.;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOYLOSST_LOG;Our ships in %s have sunk %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOYLOSST_HEADER;NAVAL BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOYLOSST_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOYLOSST_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOYLOSST_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOYLOSST_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOYLOSST_4;have sank the following from a convoy.;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOYLOSST_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOYLOSST_2;%t, our ships in;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOYLOSST_1;Success!;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOYLOSSES;%d transports and %d escorts;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOYLOSS_SETUP;When you lose ships in a convoy.;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOYLOSS_LOG;A convoy in %s lost %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOYLOSS_HEADER;NAVAL BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOYLOSS_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOYLOSS_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOYLOSS_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOYLOSS_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOYLOSS_4;have lost the following;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOYLOSS_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOYLOSS_2;%t, our convoy in;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOYLOSS_1;Failure!;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOYINFO2;%d transports / %d escorts.;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOYINFO1;Convoys Running: %d/%d.;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOYBUTTON;Manage Convoys;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOY_TRANSPORTSNEEDED;This convoy needs at least %d transports to operate properly.;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOY_TRANS;Our merchant shipping provides %.1f new ships for convoy duty each month.;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOY_TO;TO:;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOY_SUPPLIES;%.1f supplies\n;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOY_STEEL;%.1f steel\n;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOY_RUBBER;%.1f rubber\n;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOY_OIL;%.1f oil\n;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOY_NONE;(undefined);;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOY_NEW;Establish a new convoy;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOY_NADA;(nothing);;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOY_IRO_TO;Secondly, click the map to select the province you would like raw materials/resources shipped to.;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOY_IRO_FROM;Firstly, click the map to select the province you would like raw materials/resources moved from;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOY_FROM;FROM:;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOY_DELETE_IRO;The convoy route will be cancelled, and the remaining transports and escorts will be returned to the pool.;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOY_DELETE;Cancel Convoy;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOY_DAILYSHIPPING;This convoy ships the following each day.\n;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOY_CREATE;Create;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOY_COAL;%.1f coal\n;;;;;;;;;;X
CONVOY_BUT_IRO;Click here to manage your resource convoys, shipping goods from colonies to the motherland, and sending supplies to expeditionary forces.;;;;;;;;;;X
CONTROLSBY;§WGrants Military Control to §Y;;;;;;;;;;X
CONTROLL_YOUR;You will win the game when you control all the following provinces: %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
CONTROLL_OTHER;Will win by controlling all these provinces: %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
CONSUMER_IRO;Consumer Goods;;;;;;;;;;X
CONSUMER_DRO;Happy citizens require consumer products - especially in Democratic societies. This is the percentage of your Industrial Capacity that you have allocated for civilian purposes. It keeps national dissent down, but could perhaps better be used for military purposes. Democratic societies require lots of consumer products to keep down dissent, Fascist societies require less, but still a good amount, and Communist societies are the least dependent on this.;;;;;;;;;;X
CONFIRMLOADPARA;Are you sure you want to load this unit upon these transport planes.;;;;;;;;;;X
CONFIRMDISBANDHIS;This will destroy the selected unit except commander %s and his loyal retainers. Are you really sure?;;;;;;;;;;X
CONFIRMDISBAND;Do you really want to permanently disband the selected units?;;;;;;;;;;X
CONFIRM_LEAVEALL;We are about to leave our alliance.;;;;;;;;;;X
CON_Oceania;Oceania;;;;;;;;;;X
CON_Europe;Europe;;;;;;;;;;X
CON_Asia;Asia;;;;;;;;;;X
CON_America;America;;;;;;;;;;X
CON_Africa;Africa;;;;;;;;;;X
CON_-;-;;;;;;;;;;X
COMPETENT;Competent;;;;;;;;;;X
COAL_DRO;We are currently producing %.2f coal each day.\nOur industries require %.2f coal daily to work at maximum capacity.;;;;;;;;;;X
CNCLALC;cancels your alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
CLOSE;CLOSE;;;;;;;;;;X
CLIENTLEFT;%s (%s) has left the game!;;;;;;;;;;X
CIW_TRANSPORTS;Transports;;;;;;;;;;X
CIW_TRANS_EXPL;%d transports available.;;;;;;;;;;X
CIW_SUPPLY;Supplies;;;;;;;;;;X
CIW_STEEL;Steel;;;;;;;;;;X
CIW_RUBBER;Rubber;;;;;;;;;;X
CIW_OIL;Oil;;;;;;;;;;X
CIW_ESCORTS;Escorts;;;;;;;;;;X
CIW_ESC_EXPL;%d escorts available.;;;;;;;;;;X
CIW_COAL;Coal;;;;;;;;;;X
CANTSENDTRADER1;Sire, this province produces nothing of value for a trading post;;;;;;;;;;X
CANTSENDMER;Cannot send merchant here;;;;;;;;;;X
CANTALLYAGAINST;You can not ally against that country;;;;;;;;;;X
CANTALLY5;You can only target 5 countries;;;;;;;;;;X
CANT_GET_NUKES;We currently have no knowledge on how to produce any more nuclear bombs.;;;;;;;;;;X
CANMILOTHE_SETUP;When another nation cancels the military access they gave a third nation.;;;;;;;;;;X
CANMILOTHE_LOG;%s has cancelled the treaty of military access they had in %s..;;;;;;;;;;X
CANMILOTHE_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING\nConcerning;;;;;;;;;;X
CANMILOTHE_BTN2;;;;;;;;;;;X
CANMILOTHE_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
CANMILOTHE_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
CANMILOTHE_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
CANMILOTHE_4;has cancelled the military access they have been given by;;;;;;;;;;X
CANMILOTHE_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
CANMILOTHE_2;%t;;;;;;;;;;X
CANMILOTHE_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
CANCOMMANDN;Can command %d flotillas;;;;;;;;;;X
CANCOMMANDA;Can command %d squadrons.;;;;;;;;;;X
CANCOMMAND;Can command %d divisions;;;;;;;;;;X
CANCMILUS_SETUP;When another nation cancels the military access we gave them.;;;;;;;;;;X
CANCMILUS_LOG;%s has cancelled the treaty of military access they had through our country.;;;;;;;;;;X
CANCMILUS_HEADER;FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING\nConcerning;;;;;;;;;;X
CANCMILUS_BTN2;;;;;;;;;;;X
CANCMILUS_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
CANCMILUS_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
CANCMILUS_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
CANCMILUS_4;has cancelled the military access they have been given by us.;;;;;;;;;;X
CANCMILUS_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
CANCMILUS_2;%t;;;;;;;;;;X
CANCMILUS_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
CANCELPREV;Cancel Previous Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
CANCEL_DEAL;Cancel Deal;;;;;;;;;;X
CANCEL;Cancel;;;;;;;;;;X
CALLALLIES_SETUP;When you get the opportunity to call for allies.;;;;;;;;;;X
CALL_ROLL;Call our allies in the war against %s;;;;;;;;;;X
BZIP_DECOMPRESSION_FAILED;The uncompression of the Scenario File failed. Please contact support.;;;;;;;;;;X
BZIP_COMPRESSION_FAILED;The compression of the Scenario File failed. Please contact support.;;;;;;;;;;X
BZIP_COMPRESSING_FILE_WAIT;Compressing the Scenario File, please wait! This will take about 15-30 seconds. Observe that the computer may seem frozen.;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_WEATHER;Weather Mapmode;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_NIGHT;Supply Mapmode;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_ECO;Economic Mapmode;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0999;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0998;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0213;Unload Troops;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0212;Send Gift;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0211;Offer Loan;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0210;Attack Natives;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0209;Raise War Taxes;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0208;Merge Units;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0207;Cover;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0206;Besiege;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0205;Assault;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0204;Disband;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0203;Create New;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0202;Reorganize;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0201;Split;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0200;Take Bank Loan;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0109;Delete Terrain;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0108;Delete Terrain;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0107;Add Terrain;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0106;Edit Terrain;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0105;Edit Man Pos;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0104;Edit Manufactories;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0103;Edit Unit Pos;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0102;Edit Units;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0101;Edit Port Pos;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0100;Edit Ports;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0099;Edit City Pos;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0098;Edit Cities;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0097;Unload Troops from the navy;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0096;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0095;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0094;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0093;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0092;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0091;Merge selected units into one unit;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0090;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0089;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0088;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0087;Disband selected units;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0086;Creates a new empty unit;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0085;Create Detachment;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0084;Move troops between selected units;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0083;Split selected unit into two identical units;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0082;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0081;Vassal;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0080;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0079;Propose Military Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0078;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0077;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0076;Ban this country from alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0075;Military Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0074;Propose Peace;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0073;At War with Us;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0072;Declare War;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0071;We have a military alliance against this country;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0070;Declare War;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0069;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0068;Declare War;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0067;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0066;Declare War;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0065;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0064;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0063;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0062;Diplomacy;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0061;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0060;View Province Information;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0059;Send Diplomat;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0058;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0057;Expand Fortress;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0056;Build Navy;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0055;Build Army;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0054;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0053;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0052;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0051;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0050;Click to pause / resume game;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0049;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0048;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0047;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0046;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0045;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0044;Zoom Out (?);;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0043;Zoom In (+);;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0042;View Ledger (F6);;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0041;View Game Settings (F10);;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0040;Terrain Mapmode;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0039;Political Mapmode;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0038;Economy Mapmode;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0037;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0036;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0035;Here you can manage your relations with other countries.;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0034;Click to access Diplomacy Screen;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0033;Here you can determine what your national industry will focus upon, as well as set up convoy routes and trade on the world market;;;;;;;;;;x
BUTTON_0032;Click to access Production Screen;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0031;Here you can recruit new divisions, or build new ships and airplanes;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0030;Click to access Military Screen;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0029;Here you can change your research policies and determine what technology to research for.;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0028;Click to access Technology Screen;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0027;Click to access Domestic screen. Here you can view information about, and replace your ministers;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0026;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0025;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0024;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0023;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0022;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0021;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0020;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0019;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0018;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0017;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0016;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0015;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0014;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0013;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0012;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0011;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0010;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0009;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0008;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0007;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0006;Cancel;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0005;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0004;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0003;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0002;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUTTON_0001;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUIW_NAVY_IRO;Access this screen, where you will be able to lay down the hull of a new ship. This is a very time consuming process, and will tie up a large amount of your industrial capacity.;;;;;;;;;;X
BUIW_ARMY_IRO;Access this screen, to set up a new division for your armed forces. This division will cost a fair amount of manpower, as well as tie up part of your industrial capacity for a few months.;;;;;;;;;;X
BUIW_AIR_IRO;Access this screen, to set up a new airforce flotilla. This flotilla will cost a low amount of manpower, as well as tie up part of your industrial capacity for a few months.;;;;;;;;;;X
BUILDSHIPYARD;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUILDBARRACK;;;;;;;;;;;X
BUILD_NAVY;Construct Ship;;;;;;;;;;X
BUILD_ARMY;Create Division;;;;;;;;;;X
BUILD_AIR;Construct Aircraft;;;;;;;;;;X
BTNREL;Relation;;;;;;;;;;X
BTNNAT;Nation;;;;;;;;;;X
BTNINVSTAB;Increase stability by one, cost %d$;;;;;;;;;;X
BTN_SAVEQUIT;Save and quit;;;;;;;;;;X
BTN_DROPCONT;Drop and continue playing;;;;;;;;;;X
BROKENUS_SETUP;When our nation falls apart;;;;;;;;;;X
BROKENUS_LOG;Our current goverment of %s have fallen.;;;;;;;;;;X
BROKENUS_HEADER;Our Governor reports%s;;;;;;;;;;X
BROKENUS_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
BROKENUS_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
BROKENUS_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
BROKENUS_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
BROKENUS_4;have broken our government.;;;;;;;;;;X
BROKENUS_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
BROKENUS_2;%t, the rebels in;;;;;;;;;;X
BROKENUS_1;Government falls!;;;;;;;;;;X
BROKENOTHER_SETUP;When another nation falls apart;;;;;;;;;;X
BROKENOTHER_LOG;The government of %s has fallen.;;;;;;;;;;X
BROKENOTHER_HEADER;Our Governor reports%s;;;;;;;;;;X
BROKENOTHER_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
BROKENOTHER_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
BROKENOTHER_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
BROKENOTHER_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
BROKENOTHER_4;have broken the government.;;;;;;;;;;X
BROKENOTHER_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
BROKENOTHER_2;%t, the rebels in;;;;;;;;;;X
BROKENOTHER_1;Rebels successful!;;;;;;;;;;X
BRKTRADEUS_SETUP;When another nation breaks a trade agreement with us.;;;;;;;;;;X
BRKTRADEUS_LOG;%s has broken the trade agreement they had with us.;;;;;;;;;;X
BRKTRADEUS_HEADER;Herald from;;;;;;;;;;X
BRKTRADEUS_BTN2;;;;;;;;;;;X
BRKTRADEUS_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
BRKTRADEUS_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
BRKTRADEUS_5;TRADE AGREEMENT;;;;;;;;;;X
BRKTRADEUS_4;has cancelled our;;;;;;;;;;X
BRKTRADEUS_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
BRKTRADEUS_2;%t, we regret to inform you that;;;;;;;;;;X
BRKTRADEUS_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
BRKTRADEOTH_SETUP;When another nation breaks a trade agreement with a third nation.;;;;;;;;;;X
BRKTRADEOTH_LOG;%s has broken the trade agreement they had with %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
BRKTRADEOTH_HEADER;Herald from;;;;;;;;;;x
BRKTRADEOTH_BTN2;;;;;;;;;;;x
BRKTRADEOTH_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
BRKTRADEOTH_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
BRKTRADEOTH_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
BRKTRADEOTH_4;has broken their trade agreement with;;;;;;;;;;X
BRKTRADEOTH_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
BRKTRADEOTH_2;%t, we wish to inform you that;;;;;;;;;;X
BRKTRADEOTH_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
BREAKING;Breaking;;;;;;;;;;X
BOX_BUTTON;START GAME!;;;;;;;;;;X
BORDER;Border between countries;;;;;;;;;;X
BOMB_STEEL;%d Steel;;;;;;;;;;X
BOMB_RUBBER;%d Rubber;;;;;;;;;;X
BOMB_OIL;%d Oil;;;;;;;;;;X
BOMB_INFRA;%.1f percent of infrastructure.;;;;;;;;;;X
BOMB_IC;%d IC;;;;;;;;;;X
BOMB_COAL;%d Coal;;;;;;;;;;X
BINFO_VIS;Visibility;;;;;;;;;;X
BINFO_TAC;Tactical Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
BINFO_SUD;Surface Defence;;;;;;;;;;X
BINFO_SUC;Sub Detection Capability;;;;;;;;;;X
BINFO_SUA;Sub Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
BINFO_SU;Supply Consumption;;;;;;;;;;X
BINFO_STRENGTH;Strength;;;;;;;;;;X
BINFO_STR;Strategic Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
BINFO_SHOR;Shore Bombardment;;;;;;;;;;X
BINFO_SEA;Sea Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
BINFO_SDC;Sea Detection Capability;;;;;;;;;;X
BINFO_SD;Sea Defence;;;;;;;;;;X
BINFO_SA;Soft Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
BINFO_RANGE;Range;;;;;;;;;;X
BINFO_ORG;Organisation;;;;;;;;;;X
BINFO_NAV;Naval Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
BINFO_MS;Maximum Speed;;;;;;;;;;X
BINFO_HA;Hard Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
BINFO_FU;Fuel Consumption;;;;;;;;;;X
BINFO_DD;Defence;;;;;;;;;;X
BINFO_ADC;Air Detection Capability;;;;;;;;;;X
BINFO_AD;Air Defence;;;;;;;;;;X
BINFO_AA;Air Attack;;;;;;;;;;X
BFIN_SETUP;When a province have finishing building its current construction.;;;;;;;;;;X
BFIN_LOG;We have finished %s in %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
BFIN_HEADER;GENERAL STAFF BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
BFIN_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
BFIN_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
BFIN_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
BFIN_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
BFIN_4;in;;;;;;;;;;X
BFIN_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
BFIN_2;%t, we have finished;;;;;;;;;;X
BFIN_1;Construction finished!;;;;;;;;;;X
BATTLE_DIVRATIO;Number of divisions/ships under command, and total amount leader can command in this battle.;;;;;;;;;;X
BATTLE_DEFENDMOD;Defend effectivity %.f percent.\n;;;;;;;;;;X
BATTLE_ATTACKMOD;Attack effectivity %.f percent.\n;;;;;;;;;;X
BAN_TEXT;You have been kicked out of the game by the host.;;;;;;;;;;X
BAN_HEADER;BANNED!;;;;;;;;;;X
BADBOY9;We are hated throughout the entire world.;;;;;;;;;;X
BADBOY8;We are worse than dishonorable scum.;;;;;;;;;;X
BADBOY7;We are dishonorable scum.;;;;;;;;;;X
BADBOY6;We have an extremely bad reputation.;;;;;;;;;;X
BADBOY5;We have a very bad reputation;;;;;;;;;;X
BADBOY4;We have a rather bad reputation.;;;;;;;;;;X
BADBOY3;We have a tarnished reputation.;;;;;;;;;;X
BADBOY2;We have a slightly tarnished reputation.;;;;;;;;;;X
BADBOY1;We have a respectable reputation.;;;;;;;;;;X
BADBOY0;We have an honorable reputation.;;;;;;;;;;X
BACKTOMAIN;Back to Main;;;;;;;;;;X
BACK;Back;;;;;;;;;;X
AWRTRADE;We will set trade embargo against %s.\nThis will lower our stability by 1 and give them a Casus Belli against us until we allow trade again.;;;;;;;;;;X
AWLVALL;We will leave the military alliance with %s.\nWe will lose 1 stability and the other members will have a Casus Belli against us for 12 months.;;;;;;;;;;X
AWJOIN;We will ask %s if we can be allowed to join their;;;;;;;;;;X
AWINVWP;We will invite %s to our War Pact with;;;;;;;;;;X
AWINV;We will invite %s to the §YMILITARY §YALLIANCE §Wwe have with §Y;;;;;;;;;;X
AWEXCHANGE;We will ask %s to exchange all their discoveries with us.\nThey know %d provinces and sea zones still Terra Incognita for us. We know %d provinces and sea zones not discovered by them.;;;;;;;;;;X
AWDW1;We are about to declare war on %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
AWCNEW;We will create a §YMILITARY §YALLIANCE §Wwith §Y%s.;;;;;;;;;;X
AWBANALL;We will ban %s from our alliance.\nThey will receive a Casus Belli against us.;;;;;;;;;;X
AUW_DIV;%d squadrons;;;;;;;;;;X
AUTOSAVE;AUTOSAVING...;;;;;;;;;;X
AUGUST;August;;;;;;;;;;X
AUG;AUG;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYWASTE_SETUP;When one of your armies is destroyed by lack of supplies;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYWASTE_LOG;Our army in %s has been dissolved due to lack of supplies!;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYWASTE_HEADER;ARMY BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYWASTE_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYWASTE_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYWASTE_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYWASTE_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYWASTE_4;has been dissolved due to lack of supplies!;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYWASTE_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYWASTE_2;%t, our army in;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYWASTE_1;Disaster!;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYUNLOAD_SETUP;When one of your armies has finished unloading from a ship.;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYUNLOAD_LOG;%s has finished unloading in %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYUNLOAD_HEADER;GENERAL STAFF BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYUNLOAD_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYUNLOAD_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYUNLOAD_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYUNLOAD_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYUNLOAD_4;The troops can now commence operations.;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYUNLOAD_3;%s.;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYUNLOAD_2;has unloaded from the ships into;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYUNLOAD_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYLOAD_SETUP;When one of your armies has finished loading onto a ship.;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYLOAD_LOG;%s has finished loading in %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYLOAD_HEADER;GENERAL STAFF BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYLOAD_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYLOAD_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYLOAD_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYLOAD_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYLOAD_4;The troops can now by transported by sea.;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYLOAD_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYLOAD_2;has boarded the ships in;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYLOAD_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYDESTROY_SETUP;When one of your armies is destroyed in combat;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYDESTROY_LOG;Our army in %s has been completely annihilated!;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYDESTROY_HEADER;ARMY BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYDESTROY_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYDESTROY_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYDESTROY_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYDESTROY_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYDESTROY_4;has been completely annihilated by the enemy! The front line has been broken!;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYDESTROY_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYDESTROY_2;%t, our army in;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYDESTROY_1;Disaster!;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYARRIVE_SETUP;When one of your armies reach its destination.;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYARRIVE_LOG;%s has arrived in %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYARRIVE_HEADER;ARMY BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYARRIVE_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYARRIVE_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYARRIVE_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYARRIVE_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYARRIVE_4;;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYARRIVE_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYARRIVE_2;has reached its final destination;;;;;;;;;;X
ARMYARRIVE_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_YUNNAN;Yunnan;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Ukraine;Ukraine;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_TIMBUKTU;Timbuktu;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_The_Mascarenes;The Mascarenes;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_The_Cape;The Cape;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Texas;Texas;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Ternate;Ternate;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Tasmania;Tasmania;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Tanganyika;Tanganyika;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Sweden;Sweden;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Surabaya;Surabaya;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Sumatra;Sumatra;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Sudan;Sudan;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_St_Helena;St Helena;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Sonora;Sonora;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Sofala;Sofala;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Sibir;Sibir;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Siam;Siam;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Shanghai;Shanghai;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_SHA_ANXHI;Sha Anxi;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Seychelles;Seychelles;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Senegal;Senegal;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Sea;Sea;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Scotland;Scotland;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Russia;Russia;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Rio;Rio;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Recife;Recife;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Quebec;Quebec;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Punjab;Punjab;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Polynesia;Polynesia;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Poland;Poland;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Plaines;Plaines;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Persia;Persia;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Peking;Peking;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Patagonia;Patagonia;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Paraguay;Paraguay;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Papua;Papua;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Panama;Panama;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Oudh;Oudh;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Orissa;Orissa;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Orenoque;Orenoque;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Oregon;Oregon;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Omsk;Omsk;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Oman;Oman;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Ohio;Ohio;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_OB;Ob;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Norway;Norway;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Nippon;Nippon;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Newfoundland;Newfoundland;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Nevada;Nevada;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Nefud;Nefud;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Namibia;Namibia;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Mysore;Mysore;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Mozambicque;Mozambicque;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Mediterranean;Mediterranean;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Mauritania;Mauritania;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Maori;Maori;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Manchuria;Manchuria;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Malaya;Malaya;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Malabar;Malabar;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Maine;Maine;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Mahratti;Mahratti;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Maghreb;Maghreb;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Madagascar;Madagascar;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Lucon;Lucon;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Low_Countries;Low Countries;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Louisiane;Louisiane;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Levant;Levant;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Lena;Lena;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Lake;Lake;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Lahore;Lahore;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Labrador;Labrador;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_La_Plata;La Plata;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Korea;Korea;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Kazakhstan;Kazakhstan;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Kansas;Kansas;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Kanguru;Kanguru;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Kamchatka;Kamchatka;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Jenisej;Jenisej;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Java;Java;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Ivory;Ivory;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Italy;Italy;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Ireland;Ireland;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Inca;Inca;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Illinois;Illinois;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Iberia;Iberia;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Hyderabad;Hyderabad;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Hudson_Bay;Hudson Bay;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Hawaii;Hawaii;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Haiti;Haiti;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Gujarat;Gujarat;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Guiana;Guiana;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_GREENLAND;Greenland;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Grand_Lacs;Grand Lacs;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Gold;Gold;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Germany;Germany;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Georgia;Georgia;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Gabon;Gabon;;;;;;;;;;x
AREA_France;France;;;;;;;;;;x
AREA_Formosa;Formosa;;;;;;;;;;x
AREA_Florida;Florida;;;;;;;;;;x
AREA_Finland;Finland;;;;;;;;;;x
AREA_Fiji;Fiji;;;;;;;;;;x
AREA_Falklands;Falklands;;;;;;;;;;x
AREA_Ethiopia;Ethiopia;;;;;;;;;;x
AREA_England;England;;;;;;;;;;x
AREA_Egypt;Egypt;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Ecuador;Ecuador;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Denmark;Denmark;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Delhi;Delhi;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Danube;Danube;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Cuba;Cuba;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Costa_rica;Costa Rica;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Congo;Congo;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Chili;Chili;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_CHENGDU;Chengdu;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Ceylon;Ceylon;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Celebes;Celebes;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Caucasus;Caucasus;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Carnatic;Carnatic;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Cape_Verde;Cape Verde;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Canton;Canton;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Cameroon;Cameroon;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_California;California;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Botany;Botany;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Borneo;Borneo;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_BERMUDA;Bermuda;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Bengal;Bengal;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Belem;Belem;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Baltic;Baltic;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Balkans;Balkans;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Baikal;Baikal;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Bahk;Bahk;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Bahia;Bahia;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Azteca;Azteca;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Antilles;Antilles;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Annam;Annam;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Angola;Angola;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Anatolia;Anatolia;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Amur;Amur;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_America;America;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Amboina;Amboina;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Amazonia;Amazonia;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Alaska;Alaska;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Ajeh;Ajeh;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_AFGHANISTAN;Afghanistan;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Aden;Aden;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_Acadie;Acadie;;;;;;;;;;X
AREA_-;-;;;;;;;;;;X
APRIL;April;;;;;;;;;;X
APR;APR;;;;;;;;;;X
AOW_TRADE3;By agreeing to this, our merchants will not compete against each other in Centers of Trade.;;;;;;;;;;X
AOW_TRADE2;TRADE AGREEMENT;;;;;;;;;;X
AOW_TRADE1;%t, %s offers us an;;;;;;;;;;X
AOW_MILACC3;By agreeing to this, we allow their troops to pass freely through our country.;;;;;;;;;;X
AOW_MILACC2;MILITARY ACCESS;;;;;;;;;;X
AOW_MILACC1;%t, %s asks us for;;;;;;;;;;X
AOW_ANNEX3;By accepting this we are surrending our independence and will be eliminated from the game.;;;;;;;;;;X
AOW_ANNEX2;COMPLETE ANNEXATION;;;;;;;;;;X
AOW_ANNEX;%t, %s wishes us to accept;;;;;;;;;;X
ANWPATROL;Fleet on Patrol;;;;;;;;;;X
ANWNAVIES;%d Navies Selected;;;;;;;;;;X
ANWMORALE;MORALE;;;;;;;;;;X
ANWARMIES;%d Armies Selected;;;;;;;;;;X
ANW_MORALE_IRO;The higher the morale, the longer can your troops fight before breaking from a combat. Morale increases automatically whenever the unit is not in combat.;;;;;;;;;;X
ANW_MORALE_DRO;Maximum morale:\n%.1f National morale (due to technology)\n%.1f Religion modifier\n%.1f Maintenance modifier;;;;;;;;;;X
ANSWERWARPACT3;against;;;;;;;;;;X
ANSWERWARPACT2;WAR;;;;;;;;;;X
ANSWERWARPACT1;%t, %s asks that we join their;;;;;;;;;;X
ANSWERPEACEWHI;a white peace;;;;;;;;;;X
ANSWERPEACEOFF;offering;;;;;;;;;;X
ANSWERPEACEDEM;demanding;;;;;;;;;;X
ANSWERPEACE2;PEACE;;;;;;;;;;X
ANSWERPEACE1;%t, %s offers us;;;;;;;;;;X
ANSWERJOIN3;directed against ;;;;;;;;;;X
ANSWERJOIN2;MILITARY ALLIANCE;;;;;;;;;;X
ANSWERJOIN1;%t, %s wishes to join our;;;;;;;;;;X
ANSWERINVITATION;%t, %s invites us to to enter a;;;;;;;;;;X
ANSWERHONOR3;and declare war upon ;;;;;;;;;;X
ANSWERHONOR2;MILITARY ALLIANCE;;;;;;;;;;X
ANSWERHONOR1;%t, %s asks that we honor our;;;;;;;;;;X
ANSWEREXCHANGE2;SHARE EXPLORATIONS;;;;;;;;;;X
ANSWEREXCHANGE1;%t, %s wishes to;;;;;;;;;;X
ANSWERDEMAND3;They are asking for the following provinces.;;;;;;;;;;X
ANSWERDEMAND2;DEMANDING TERRITORY;;;;;;;;;;X
ANSWERDEMAND1;%t, %s is;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXTOUS_SETUP;When another country demands our annexation.;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXTOUS_LOG;;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXTOUS_HEADER;;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXTOUS_BTN2;;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXTOUS_BTN1;;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXTOUS_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXTOUS_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXTOUS_4;;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXTOUS_3;;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXTOUS_2;;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXTOUS_1;;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXREJECT_SETUP;When a nation rejects your annexation proposal;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXREJECT_LOG;%s declined to be annexed by us.;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXREJECT_HEADER;FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING\nConcerning;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXREJECT_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXREJECT_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXREJECT_6;They didn't see the advantages of being part of our glorious nation.;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXREJECT_5;annexation;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXREJECT_4;our kind proposal of;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXREJECT_3;rejected;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXREJECT_2;%t, %s;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXREJECT_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXACCEPTOTHER_SETUP;When a nation annexes another nation;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXACCEPTOTHER_LOG;%s annexed %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXACCEPTOTHER_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING\nConcerning;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXACCEPTOTHER_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXACCEPTOTHER_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXACCEPTOTHER_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXACCEPTOTHER_5;The international community will not tolerate this…;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXACCEPTOTHER_4;which now is part of their nation.;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXACCEPTOTHER_3;%s annexed %s;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXACCEPTOTHER_2;%t ;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXACCEPTOTHER_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXACCEPT_SETUP;When a nation accepts your annexation proposal;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXACCEPT_LOG;%s are now part of our nation!;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXACCEPT_HEADER;FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING\nConcerning;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXACCEPT_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXACCEPT_BTN1;Perfect!;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXACCEPT_6;and they are now part of our glorious nation!;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXACCEPT_5;annexation;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXACCEPT_4;our irresistible proposal of;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXACCEPT_3;accepted;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXACCEPT_2;%t, %s;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEXACCEPT_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEX_ROLL;%s demands that we surrender our independence.;;;;;;;;;;X
ANNEX;Annexation;;;;;;;;;;X
ANCALL2;Should we call upon our allies;;;;;;;;;;X
ANCALL1;%t, we are now at war with;;;;;;;;;;X
ALR_WAR;%s is a at war with %s.\n;;;;;;;;;;X
ALR_MILITARY;%s have a Military Alliance (expires %s %d).\n;;;;;;;;;;X
ALL_VASSAL;This vassalization has existed since %s %d.;;;;;;;;;;X
ALL_F_VPTACTIC;This scenario is unhistorical, but very fun in a multiplayer game. All nations start with roughly the same prerequisites.;;;;;;;;;;X
ALL_F_MISSTACT;Killing all natives in a province will help in colonization attempts as will the presence of your own troops. The required 150-200 colonists that you will need to send will cost you somewhere between 15.000 and 20.000$ so make sure to build a solid economy by increasing infrastructure and trade levels and acquiring a monopoly in your center of trade. Remember the cheap traders will generate just as much wealth in a center of trade as the by far more expensive colonies! On the other hand tax incomes from the provinces where you build cities will be your most valuable asset. Watch out for inflation if you run across a gold mine ? inflation can only be reduced by going bankrupt...;;;;;;;;;;X
ALL_F_MISSDESC;You will get 5 percent Victory Progress for each Colonial City (level 7 Colony) that you establish.;;;;;;;;;;X
ALL_F_HISTDESC;The 2500$ you start with will last for a while but when its gone you'll need to have a decent economy in place not just low-level colonies. Try to establish one or preferably two cities early on by sending colonists there. Don't be afraid to take loans or even go bankrupt just keep in mind that the effects of a bankruptcy (higher interest rates for new loans lower troop morale) last for five years. Beware of natives! There's no rush expanding overseas ? focus on your immediate whereabouts.;;;;;;;;;;X
ALL_EXPIRE;This alliance will expire automatically in %s %d.;;;;;;;;;;X
ALIGN_POSUS;This is our position in the struggle of the ideologies.;;;;;;;;;;X
ALIGN_POS;This is where the allegiance of %s stands in the struggle of the ideologies.;;;;;;;;;;X
ALIGN_F;Fascism;;;;;;;;;;X
ALIGN_D;Democracy;;;;;;;;;;X
ALIGN_C;Communism;;;;;;;;;;X
AIRDESTROY_SETUP;When one of your airunits is destroyed;;;;;;;;;;X
AIRDESTROY_LOG;Our air unit in %s has been completely annihilated!;;;;;;;;;;X
AIRDESTROY_HEADER;AIR FORCE BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
AIRDESTROY_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
AIRDESTROY_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
AIRDESTROY_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
AIRDESTROY_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
AIRDESTROY_4;has been completely annihilated by the enemy!;;;;;;;;;;X
AIRDESTROY_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
AIRDESTROY_2;%t, our air unit in;;;;;;;;;;X
AIRDESTROY_1;Disaster!;;;;;;;;;;X
AIRARRIVE_SETUP;When one of your airunits reach its destination.;;;;;;;;;;X
AIRARRIVE_LOG;%s has arrived in %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
AIRARRIVE_HEADER;AIR FORCE BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
AIRARRIVE_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
AIRARRIVE_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
AIRARRIVE_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
AIRARRIVE_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
AIRARRIVE_4;;;;;;;;;;;X
AIRARRIVE_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
AIRARRIVE_2;has reached its final destination;;;;;;;;;;X
AIRARRIVE_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
AICONTROLL;Computer Controlled;;;;;;;;;;X
ADTUS_SETUP;When another nation gives in to our territorial demands.;;;;;;;;;;X
ADTUS_LOG;%s accepted our demands and ceded %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
ADTUS_HEADER;FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING;;;;;;;;;;X
ADTUS_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
ADTUS_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
ADTUS_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
ADTUS_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
ADTUS_4;to us.;;;;;;;;;;X
ADTUS_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ADTUS_2;%t, %s have caved into our rightful demands and ceded;;;;;;;;;;X
ADTUS_1;Territory Ceded;;;;;;;;;;X
ADMIRAL;Admiral;;;;;;;;;;X
ADDOPP2;alliance should work against;;;;;;;;;;X
ADDOPP1;Select what country(s) the;;;;;;;;;;X
ADDAND;AND;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTRAWITHUS_SETUP;When another nation accepts a trade agreement with us;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTRAWITHUS_LOG;We now have a trade agreement with %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTRAWITHUS_HEADER;Herald from;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTRAWITHUS_BTN2;;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTRAWITHUS_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTRAWITHUS_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTRAWITHUS_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTRAWITHUS_4;with;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTRAWITHUS_3;TRADE AGREEMENT;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTRAWITHUS_2;%t, we have now signed a;;;;;;;;;;X
ACTRAWITHUS_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ACPTSALC;accepts the alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCTOUS_SETUP;When another country asks for military access from us.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCTOUS_LOG;;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCTOUS_HEADER;;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCTOUS_BTN2;;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCTOUS_BTN1;;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCTOUS_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCTOUS_5;;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCTOUS_4;;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCTOUS_3;;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCTOUS_2;;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCTOUS_1;;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCMILUS_SETUP;When another nation grants us military access;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCMILUS_LOG;%s is now granting us military access to their country.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCMILUS_HEADER;FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING\nConcerning;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCMILUS_BTN2;;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCMILUS_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCMILUS_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCMILUS_5;We can now move our troops through their territory.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCMILUS_4;will now grant us military access.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCMILUS_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCMILUS_2;%t;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCMILUS_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCMILOTHER_SETUP;When another nation grants military access to a third party.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCMILOTHER_LOG;%s is now granting %s military access through their country.;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCMILOTHER_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING\nConcerning;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCMILOTHER_BTN2;;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCMILOTHER_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCMILOTHER_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCMILOTHER_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCMILOTHER_4;now grants military access to;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCMILOTHER_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCMILOTHER_2;%t;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCMILOTHER_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ACCEPT;Accept Alliance;;;;;;;;;;X
ABWINOTHER_SETUP;When another nation wins an air battle;;;;;;;;;;X
ABWINOTHER_LOG;%s won a battle of the skies against %s above %s;;;;;;;;;;X
ABWINOTHER_HEADER;INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING;;;;;;;;;;X
ABWINOTHER_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
ABWINOTHER_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
ABWINOTHER_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
ABWINOTHER_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ABWINOTHER_4;above;;;;;;;;;;X
ABWINOTHER_3;defeated in the skies above %s;;;;;;;;;;X
ABWINOTHER_2;%t, the airforce of %s have;;;;;;;;;;X
ABWINOTHER_1;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ABWIN_SETUP;When you win an air battle;;;;;;;;;;X
ABWIN_LOG;We won a battle against %s in the skies above %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
ABWIN_HEADER;AIR FORCE BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ABWIN_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
ABWIN_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
ABWIN_6;;;;;;;;;;;X
ABWIN_5;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ABWIN_4;in the skies above;;;;;;;;;;X
ABWIN_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ABWIN_2;%t, our victorious air units have defeated the air units from;;;;;;;;;;X
ABWIN_1;Victory!;;;;;;;;;;X
ABLOSS_SETUP;When you lose an air battle;;;;;;;;;;X
ABLOSS_LOG;We lost a battle in the skies against %s above %s.;;;;;;;;;;X
ABLOSS_HEADER;AIR FORCE BRIEFING%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ABLOSS_BTN2;Goto;;;;;;;;;;X
ABLOSS_BTN1;OK;;;;;;;;;;X
ABLOSS_6;The survivors had to retreat to reorganize.;;;;;;;;;;X
ABLOSS_5;%s.;;;;;;;;;;X
ABLOSS_4;above the skies of;;;;;;;;;;X
ABLOSS_3;%s;;;;;;;;;;X
ABLOSS_2;%t, our brave air units lost a battle against superior forces of;;;;;;;;;;X
ABLOSS_1;Defeat!;;;;;;;;;;X
SUPPLIED_FROM;Supplied from %s;;;;;;;;;;x
BATTLE_ATTACKMOD;Attack effectivity %.f percent.\n;;;;;;;;;;x
BATTLE_DEFENDMOD;Defend effectivity %.f percent.\n;;;;;;;;;;x
BATTLE_DIVRATIO;Number of divisions/ships under command, and total amount leader can command in this battle.;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_AMPH_PENALTY;Amphibious Landing;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_BASE_PROXIMITY;Base Proximity;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_BLIZZARD;Blizzard;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_CARRIER_DOCTRINE;Superior Carrier Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_DISSENT;Dissent;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_DIVISION_PENALTY;Over Command Max;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_DUGIN_MODIFIER;Dig-In;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_ENCIRCLEMENT_PENALTY;Encircled;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_ENVELOPMENT_PENALTY;Enveloped;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_FOREST;Forest;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_FORT_MODIFIER;Fortifications;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_FROZEN;Frozen;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_HQ_NEARBY;HQ Nearby;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_JUNGLE;Jungle;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_LEADER_BONUS;Leadership;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_MARSH;Marsh;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_MOUNTAIN;Mountain;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_HILLS;Hills;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_MUDDY;Muddy;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_NIGHT_MODIFIER;Nighttime;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_PARATROOP_PENALTY;Paradropping;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_RAIN;Rain;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_RIVER_PENALTY;Rivercrossing;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_SNOW;Snow;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_STORM_MODIFIER;Storm;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_URBAN;Urban;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_SHORE_BOMBARD;Shorebombardments;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_NIGHT_FLYER;T: Nightflyer;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_OFFENSIVE_DOCTRINE;T: Offensive Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_DEFENSIVE_DOCTRINE;T: Defensive Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_SUPERIOR_TACTITIAN;T: Superior Tactitian;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_STACKING_PENALTY;Stacking Penalty;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_DIFFICULTY;Difficulty;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_SUPPLY_DISTANCE;Logistic Distances;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_LACK_OF_SUPPLIES;Lack of Supply;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_DESERT;Desert;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_WEATHER_EQ;Weather Equipment;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_COS_DEFENCE;School of Defence;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_COA_EL_DEF_DOCTRINE;Elastic Defence Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_COA_STAT_DEF_DOCTRINE;Static Defence Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_COA_DEC_DOCTRINE;Decisive Battle Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_COA_ARMOR_SPEARHEAD;Armor Spearhead Doctrine;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_PANZER_LEADER;T: Panzer Leader;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_COMMANDO;T: Commando;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_NO_HQ;No HQ;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_SEAWOLF;T: Seawolf;;;;;;;;;;x
BM_SURPRISE;Surprise;;;;;;;;;;x
9TH;th;;;;;;;;;;X
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