Wenn alle Stricke reißen When worse comes to worse |
1695
AD Bismark carefully plans for the coming battle. German panzers will attack from multiple directions and attempt to deal a quick and fatal blow to Russia before Catherine can organize an effective defense. |
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1700
AD Our panzers are successful and capture Moscow. Catherine flees with her ministers to Smolensk. The first victorious Panzer starts a Golden Age of Germany. |
1715
AD Even
with only a dozen units as garrison, the resistance in Moscow ends
quickly. But the soldiers are nervous. The Muscovites may be smiling,
but at night there are whispers in the dark. We had best keep the bulk
of our military garrisoned in German cities, where they will be
safe. |
1715
AD England's mutual protection pact with Russia has expired and England sues for peace. Germany graciously accepts and prepares to concentrate its forces solely on Russia. |
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1735
AD The German army captures the whole of the Russian heartland. Bismark generously offers peace to Catherine who accepts. |
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