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       Re: WWII RP IC
       By: TornadoWatch Date: February 19, 2014, 4:30 pm
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       Hitler reads the Frenchman's letter and briefly considers it;
       yes, if war could be avoided, it would be wise. He would win
       such a war, of course, but negotiation never hurt. A response is
       sent:
       "Very well; I will come to negotiate terms once again. I trust
       the French to keep the tradition of diplomatic immunity, and I
       will not be without security. However, I hope that we may reach
       an agreement. It would be tragic for the lives of more young
       German men to be lost."
       A few days after this, preparations are made for the Führer's
       departure. Preparations are made in case the French are tricking
       Germany; the army is fully prepared for war and mustered in
       various locations, and plans are made for a continuation of
       government.
       Adolf Hitler arrives in France in mid-May, escorted by several
       members of the SS and an unknown amount of security aside from
       them. He takes up residence in an unknown location somewhere in
       Paris to await the meeting; many expected Germany to send a
       diplomat, but as it turns out the Führer decided it would be
       appropriate to conduct negotiations first-hand. To the surprise
       of many Frenchmen who meet him, Hitler is charming and
       charismatic. He seems to express a large deal of admiration for
       the French people, and genuinely seems to want peace between the
       two nations. "Let no man be mistaken, however." He says to a
       local paper. "My love for the Fatherland is greater than any
       other."
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       Re: WWII RP IC
       By: Sed26 Date: February 19, 2014, 4:47 pm
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       16.5.1939 (May 16th)
       Albert Lebrun's blood pressure has certainly decreased since
       receiving the news that Germany will negotiate. However, like
       the Germans, he has ordered his troops to be alert. He invites
       M. Hitler to his residence in Paris to negotiate a deal. In
       hopes that more nations' participation or endorsements will make
       the deal more beneficial and long-lasting, he sends out this
       general message to all the leaders in Europe:
       "Dear Fellow Leaders,
       As you probably know, M. Hitler and I are currently negotiating
       a deal to prevent bloodshed and destruction in Europe. If you
       would like to have some input, please can to Paris as soon as it
       is convenient. If you decline this offer, we will send any deal
       we make to you in hopes that you will sign it and/or endorse it.
       Thank you,
       Albert Lebrun"
       Lebrun greets Hitler formally, but not without friendliness, and
       invites him to come in to his apartment. He is curious about the
       character of the leader about whom he has heard so much. He
       tells Hitler of his letter to the other leaders of Europe, but
       also assures him that he may chose with whom to negotiate. He
       brings out a copy of the Treaty of Versailles:
       "Now, let us begin..."
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       Re: WWII RP IC
       By: MysteriousSir Date: February 19, 2014, 5:44 pm
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       To: Albert Lebrun
       I have decided to send Galeazzo Ciano as a representative to
       your nation so that Italy's opinions will be considered. I am
       assured that you will be amiable toward him, as Ciano is not a
       warmongerer and will no doubt provide valuable input.
       Benito Mussolini
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       Re: WWII RP IC
       By: Enduvas Date: February 19, 2014, 7:47 pm
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       17.5.1939
       Stalin looked out the window of his train, staring at the French
       countryside flashing past his vision.  He stroked his mustache,
       "So much better than Hitler's."  he thought maliciously.  A
       renegotiation meant one of two things to the Soviet leader:
       either France knew war was imminent and was giving Hitler one
       last chance to back down, or it knew war was imminent and was
       unready.  He smiled slightly, this was going to be interesting.
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       Re: WWII RP IC
       By: Sed26 Date: February 19, 2014, 9:36 pm
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       20.5.1939
       Albert Lebrun allowed himself a smile. The negotiating table is
       growing in size and influence. He grows more assured along with
       it, but his nervousness also grows. If the nations present
       cannot hash out a deal, it looks bad on the leader who called
       the meeting in the first place. However, the gam.ble* would be
       worth it if he could come out with a peace deal, almost assuring
       his reelection.
       (*I'm sort of confused, because when I type gam.ble without the
       dot in it it appears as **** instead.
       -->****)
       He stands up at the table to address his audience:
       "Fellow leaders, thank you for obliging my request to come to
       this conference. All of France's hospitality is open to you. If
       you need anything, please just ask. None of our countries want
       to go to war, especially with the reminder of the Great War
       still very much present in our minds. If we want to work out a
       deal, every party must be satisfied with what they are receiving
       as part of the deal. Therefore, a logical starting point would
       be with what each country here would like to see in the deal.
       Any volunteers?"
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       Re: WWII RP IC
       By: Dukats Date: February 20, 2014, 12:20 am
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       King Peter sets down and looks at Stalin and thinks "Nice
       mustache."
       He then looks at Hitler and says to him
       "Mister Hitler what do you want? Please tell us so that we can
       make a deal."
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       Re: WWII RP IC
       By: TornadoWatch Date: February 20, 2014, 3:54 pm
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       Hitler stands from the chair he had a seat in, taking his place
       at one head of the table.
       His hands are on top of the Treaty of Versailles; he quietly
       looks down at it. His eyes are full of hate for that damned
       scrap of paper - If he could make it burn on the spot, he surely
       would. Finally, his eyes turn upward and he addresses the
       assembly gathered.
       "We assembled here speak many tongues; as for me, I will speak
       German. May my words be translated if need be.
       This treaty... Is illegitimate. Germany does not hold this
       treaty to be lawful; it is to be annulled at once. This treaty
       took Germany's pride away; it took our land away, and more than
       that - It took our -people- away. It ruined our economy for two
       decades. It is nonsense; this treaty was signed at gunpoint, and
       if we had not signed, millions of human beings would've been
       starved and killed until we had no choice. There is no
       legitimacy to be found here. None.
       The Danzig Corridor, from Poland, is to be returned to Germany
       at once. Danzig is German, and always HAS been German. The
       German people are being persecuted by Poland as I speak -
       Atrocities are being dealt out to them, and they are treated as
       second-class by the Polish, who despise us. North Schleswig is
       to be given back to Germany from Denmark; it is not Denmark's,
       it is Germany. Germans live there, Hannoverians who speak our
       tongue. Eupen and Malmedy, those lands given to the Belgians,
       are to be returned. Finally, Alsace Lorraine, stripped from us
       after the Great War, is to be returned - The Rhine belongs to
       the Reich. It is expected that our overseas lands shall be
       returned as well.
       These are my only requests regarding my land claims, and you
       cannot argue that they are not without just cause. I have asked
       for no land that Germany has not owned in the past; we are a
       people, and ALL Germans have the right to live in one nation -
       United. Can this be denied?
       I am not one to use violence to obtain what I need for my people
       - But if I cannot get this done by peace, by careful
       negotiations that take into account the need of both sides, I
       will not have a choice.
       Furthermore, the Civil War in Spain must be brought to a halt.
       Your intervention has brought more bloodshed and suffering to
       the Peninsula - The Spanish People need to be united under one
       government. A two-state solution cannot be considered."
       After saying that which he has to say, the Leader looks around
       the room for a response.
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       Re: WWII RP IC
       By: MysteriousSir Date: February 20, 2014, 4:02 pm
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       After a moment of silence Galeazzo Ciano begins to speak. "As I
       am only a representative of Il Duce, I do not wish to offer
       input on a matter as significant as the return of land to the
       nation of Germany, at least not until I have a greater idea of
       the factors involved. However, I offer my full assent on the
       matter of Spain. As Mr. Hitler has made clear, violence is not
       desirable unless it is necessary, and with every troop you send
       to assist the continuation of the rebellion in Spain, the blood
       of another soldier stains your hands. This madness must end."
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       Re: WWII RP IC
       By: Sed26 Date: February 20, 2014, 5:29 pm
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       "This bloodshed in Spain was not the goal of our intervention.
       We saw that it was necessary to intervene to protect the
       Republicans from the tyranny of the Nationalists. There is much
       divide between Eastern Spain and Western Spain, and we believe
       that life would be better for all the Spanish if the people were
       allowed to determine under what government they should live. I
       realize that our advance was sudden, but it was necessary to
       preserve the momentum created by the assassination attempt at
       Francisco Franco. Then, the Germans unexpectedly decided to
       intervene, holding the Republicans under a tyranny similar to
       that against which they spoke out so vehemently. We want the
       same thing as the Germans want with their regions in Spain; we
       want to relieve the control of one people over another. As for
       the lands the Germans want to reclaim, we support the effort to
       reunite the German people. However, France would like to point
       out the Alsace and Lorraine are historically French provinces
       and that the boundary between France and Germany has naturally
       been the Rhine River. These provinces have only been German
       through violence and only recently, from the Franco-Prussian
       war. Our national heroine, Jeanne d'Arc herself, was born and
       grew up in the Loraine region. Where these regions are
       concerned, the historical precedent is very important to us."
       Lebrun walks over to join Hitler at the Treaty of Versailles.
       "I agree with you, Hitler, on this point. This treaty was
       created on the basis of hatred and power inequality. The
       economic and territorial effects of this treaty were disastrous
       for the German people. However, the ideas behind some of the
       clauses were just. For example, demilitarization is very
       important for Europe, because increasing one's military only
       causes fear and aggression. In short, the "punishment" aspect of
       the treaty is unjust, but the peace-preservation clauses are
       important, especially now."
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       Re: WWII RP IC
       By: TornadoWatch Date: February 20, 2014, 5:49 pm
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       Hitler nods; he seems surprised. "The Rhine can be negotiated
       upon, perhaps. The Rhine itself can be accepted as a border -
       But what of the German people living there?
       I propose that we come to an agreement regarding this issue.
       Perhaps you would not mind subsidizing a return of these people
       to their homeland in Germany, should it be desired?
       Demilitarization is something I disagree with; the army is the
       backbone of the nation, and the military is the pride of the
       people. If we demilitarize, we shall become weak and decadent;
       degenerate.
       In regards to Spain - The Spanish people are one ethnic
       identity, and thusly must be brought under one banner. It is the
       Reich's opinion that the nationalist government has the correct
       policy by which to govern the people; look at the differences
       between us even now. Surely you can see, even now, that my
       country compared to yours is significantly stronger? Nationalism
       will make a people strong, and I do not want Spain succumbing to
       the plague of Republicanism."
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