@ Razgriz 2K9: I'll try to post the tech stats in the future, but list of units comes first.
@ General Hoth: I'll spare agents in mainland France for case of ''D-Day'', it's not reasonable to send people in certain death without any real effect. When liberation of Europe comes, agents will activate partisan nests to start with active resistance, as IOTL in WW2.
@ SovietAmerika: But now it's time for Entente to return the punch.
@ Strategos' Risk: Thanks!
@ Kaiser Mobius: True, Serbs and Romanians will cause much problems to Vienna. However, other nations who are used to Habsburg rule are quite loyal to monarchy, so it's not likely that Danubian Federation will fell apart with ease.
@ Viden: Only three Entente states? Canada should anex entire North America all way down the Panama then!
@ Karaiskandar: Hopefully, the day of liberation will come for Romania.
@ Colonel IronBoot: If Lithuania will continue to grow so fast, Russia will become the part of Commonwealth one day too!
Osaka, 1 August 2011
The 1 August 2011 was historical day for all nations of Entente and Tokyo Pact. This was the day of ''marriage of two alliances''. With representatives of all member states of two alliances signing the ''Osaka Treaty''. With treaty composed of several hundreds pages being confirmed, all countries were mutually recognized in their current boundaries and all potential claims were dropped. New club of nations left all old claims and demands behind in attempt to unite against common enemy and to join their powers in fight for freedom, justice and prosperity. Entente and Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere (Tokyo Pact in short) were merged into single organization. Entente and Tokyo Pact were now history and all old structures were terminated. New defense organization was born under name ''United Nations Alliance (UNA)'', shortly only United Nations (UN). Alliance quickly became known under informal names for practical use, like ''UN'' or simply ''Allies''.
General political body was manifested in Council of United Nations. This was assembly of political leaders of member states. It was decision of countries who to send to Council. Republics were represented by Presidents or by Prime Ministers (depending on their preferences and views on international cooperations), while monarchies were mainly represented by Prime Ministers, for exception of Saudi king who expressed strong interest to take part in Council. Other monarchs satisfied themselves with delegating their first ministers for representation in Council. Despite the good relations of members, countries were soon divided into several informal interest groups that lobbied for the best solution for their circle during the sessions. American members were gathered around Canada, France secured her influence over Mediterranean and African members, Japan was still watching closely her client states and Russia was doing the same with her satellites.
Council of United Nations Alliance.
It was decided that Council will have it's regular quarters in United States, more specifically in Empire State Building in New York. This magnificent building was built in 1930s, taken over by Syndicalists after revolution and renamed into Workers State Building where various agencies of Combined Syndicates regime had their offices. Building was damaged in war between Entente and Internationale and repaired after liberation. Now it bears the old name again. In the first session of the Council, Secretary-General of alliance was chosen. Among the several candidates, US General David Petraeus, former President of United States, was chosen. Secretary-General was considered to be formal head of defense organization, with Secretariat of UN being considered as executive body and being separated from Council which was considered as representative body that was making decisions with majority of votes. Due to formal equality of members, Concil was presided by Secretary-General, so Secretary-General was also neutral chairman of Council. However, military structures that would be the actual core of defense organization were yet to be formed. In case of war, the Council would hardly organize a session and all actual decisions would have to be made by operational professional structures.
General Petraeus, 1st Secretary-General of United Nations Alliance.