Wiener Müntze

Reich Finanzminister has announced that a comprehensive survey of all the coin of the realm has been completed.



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Each of the extremely detailed national currencies are summarized in this treatise on money.

Wilhelm II dons Pilsner Horse Grenadier Uniform

Gen Graf Rupert von Pilsner has offered Wilhelm II the command of his Pilsner Horse Grenadiers. Lady Louise seems very pleased with her father's decision.Young Wilhelm has offered his friend, Ritter von Meltzer of the Markgraaf of Raubenstadt, the Captaincy in the Lieb Squadron of this new regiment.

Young Wilhelm II home for the holidays

Wilhelm II arrived home from the University of Pabst with a lovely young lady in tow. The Lady Louise von Pilsner is the daughter of Gen Graf Rupert von Pilsner and a favorite at Court. Humors abound that she has frequently visited young Wilhhelm keeping him from his studies. Ritter von Meltzer of the Markgraaf of Raubenstadt, a fellow classmate, will also be spending the holidays at the Beerstein's hunting lodge.

British and Hanover troops exercise near Brewswick

British and Hanoverian Infantry on the march near Barony of Brewswick

British Guard and Grenadier Brigade lead a British Line Brigade

British Guard and Grenadier Brigade on the move

British Cavalry Brigade lead a Hanoverian Cavalry Brigade during maneuvers

Lumley's 8th Horse, Essex's Dragoons, and Horse Guards form the British Brigade

Dragoons von Voight, Horse Regt von Hammerstein, and Grenadiers zu Pferde form the Hanoverian Brigade

Hanoverian Infantry Brigade: Foot Guards, Regt Mechlemburg, Regt von Tozin, and Regt Goden

Guards and Grenadier Brigade: British Foot Guards, British Grenadiers, Hanoverian Grenadiers, and British 42nd Highlanders

British Infantry Brigade: Argyll's 3rd Foot, North's 10th Foot, Royal Irish 18th Foot, and Hamilton's 34th Foot

Maj Gen Coors monitors allied maneuvers

British, Hanover, and Dutch troops are exercising near our protectorate, the Barony of Brewswick. Maj Gen Adolph von Coors, Commander of the Corps of Observation has arrived on the scene and is keeping a close eye on his potential adversary!

Ein Appeal zu der Volksrad

A personal message from the Hurtshog Stanken Fahrtz v. Frankfurter to the Deutsche Adelborn (German nobility):

My dear Cousins:

It has come to our attention that some consider Frankszonia to be an imperialist, aggressor state. This seems to have arisen due to our campaign to create a Super Sized Fry Stadt.
Ironically, this mis apprehension devolves from our desire to create a less plastic situation in which the dignity and freshness of our Folk is swallowed up by some six million strong ogre. Indeed, even though we in Frankszonia are ourselves perforce occupied by the Gallian hordes, one may notice that our struggles are often with our soi distant allies therein who have been caught undermining the autonomy of a local franchise.
Indeed, unlike other self proclaimed defenders of the Deutsche Mark, almost before the furor of conflict has fallen silent, the leaders of our neighbors have found themselves in the Frankfurter Bun, with the flavor of their office and authority enhanced rather than reduced.
Come, the Kreis are sounding for the defense of the Empress and our Graftsen. We are one Folk. Let us all go together in one Folk’s Wagon!

Sincerely,
Hzg. F v Frankfurter

F.M. Reich Duke Wilhelm von Beerstein reviews plans to defend the Barony of Brewswick

Reich Graf James reports that British, Hanoverian, and Dutch troops were massing on the border of our Protectorate; the Barony of Brewswick. Although the Prussians have long claimed ties to the Barony of Brewswick, the terms of their recent defeat precludes them from directly intervening in the Reich Duchy of Beerstein’s area of influence. Clearly the Prussians have sent their allies to do their bidding. While this disturbing report was immediately sent to the Reichstag for action, Reich Duke Wilhelm has ordered all military units to begin mobilizing.