Brandenburg Gazette 2Q1900

[Borys]

 1 April
The panzerkreuzer "Ersatz Siegfried" was laid down today at the Rabaul shipyards. This, the first of two ships of the class, will give the Kreigsmarine cruisers that are the match of any navy...

8 April
In his first public speech since ascending the throne, Kaiser Wilhelm II addressed a range of issues, the most controversial of which were proposed rapportment with the "old country" (Baltic Confederation) and even France...

10 April
The kleiner kreuzers "Gazelle" and "Nymphe" left Brandenburg harbour today, destination unknown...

16 April
Reports are that the visit of the new kreuzer "Prinz Heinrich" to the Eastern Kingdom are proceeding well...

23 April
...let the world see the hypocrisy of the Caliphate of Cairo, which enters into "peace" talks, led by their unsuspecting French friends, simply to gain time to build up their forces in Australia, at which time they will strike!

There will come a time at which any further deployment by the Caliphate can only be a prelude to attack...

27 April
It appears that our diplomats are undergoing negiotiations with several countries, to undisclosed purposes. Ambassadors seen at the Foreign Ministry have included those of Rohan and the Ottoman Empire...
   
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swamphen    
Posted: Dec 4 2005, 10:35 PM


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12 June

By the decree of Kaiser Wilhelm II, the Second Reich has established diplomatic relations with France and Bavaria for the first time in nearly twenty-five years.

The Kaiser states: "It is my belief that we have kept this long-simmering feud running for far too long. Instead of maintaining grandiose dreams of revenge, we should instead accept our past defeats like gentlemen and go to work building the future."

Coupled with the Kaiser's visit to the Baltic Confederation, it seems that our Empire is willing to "bury the hatchet" with our old European adversaries. Will they be willing to do the same?

22 June
Herr von Bismarck today tendered his resignation as Chancellor. Although the official reason was given to be declining health as his age increases, it is widely believed that the true reason was disgust at the new Kaiser's "olive branch" policies towards France and the republics of Old Germany.
   
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JLDOGG    
Posted: Dec 4 2005, 11:11 PM


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Her Majesty commends the DKB in it's efforts to establish peaceful relations with the French and the European Germans and offers a neutral setting to hold talks. Perhaps the coastal resort at Knokke???