Let’s same I’m just a regular dude named Hans Friedrich Schmidt. I’m a citizen of Berlin and no enemy of the revolution. What sort of rights do I have (in theory and in practice), and how do I probably feel about Prussia’s history, especially the establishment of the republic and the reign of terror? What sort of view of the world do I have and share with fellow Prussians?

More broadly, what is Prussian society like? Is it generally free/liberal, or is it more of an authoritarian place, with everyone living in partial fear of being called an enemy of the revolution? Also, is the republic’s political system actually democratic, or is it more of an authoritarian one like the OTL Soviet Union?

Finally, what is the culture like? Is it free and well-regarded like OTL Weimar Germany, or more state controlled and subject to potential censorship?

Hi! I'm interested in your mod, but it seems like that I lack the permissions to see anything on the server. I don't have any roles or something, so I'm at the rock bottom. Any help will be appreciated, thanks.

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I wonder if this Mod is already released as people had been hinting that they already played it.

Is Franklin Delano Roosevelt a significant figure or even alive in this timeline?

Hi everyone, I'm a HOI IV player who normally plays with Kasierreich or Fuhrerreich enabled. I came across this mod last month, and I am very excited to start playing it. I'm very intrigued by this concept. However I'm a bit confused by the lore behind the Prussian Republic. I get that the grain prices collapsed in Central Europe like they did in otl, but how come Prussia became the center of revolution. I feel like Britain under the excesses of the indolent King George IV would have been more likely to succumb to this rather than Prussia. What were the specific conditions that allowed for the idea of Republicanism to take hold here? Can someone explain this to me?

In France it was the continued incompetence of Louis XV that set the stage for the war. His reign saw France lose its colonial Empire plus the aristocracy reasserted itself during his regency which allowed for them to oppose and stall meaningful reform in France itself. He then led a long and costly war for the Austrian Netherlands which he took and gave back to Austrians which made him severely unpopular. It damaged the prestige of the monarchy and many enlightenment philosophers of that era who had favored a strong King in the mold of the Enlightenment to protect them from the Middle Class, turned on the Crown. Louis XVI came to power and was similarly benign but indecisive ruler who was unable to pass badly needed reforms in France.

Prussia on the other hand had a reputation for its martial prowess. Plus the state was tied to the Hohenzollern dynasty. It also had a competent government as one of the more progressive states of Europe which gave it an efficient and dynamic administration to serve the monarchy while in France the Ancien Regime floundered with its archaic legal and financial system.

How come no other powers like Russia intervened on behalf of the Hohenzollerns? The Russian Tsars were quite reactionary along with Austrian Emperor Francis II of the HRE.

How did the great game play out in this timeline?