Dangerous Game - Transamur Kaiserreich AAR

**Emperor Ike** · 02-02-2012 20:18

Dangerous Game - Transamur Kaiserreich AAR

The year is 1936 and Transamur, the true successor of the Russian Empire has become a corporate militaristic republic under the rule of Admiral Alexander Kolchak, the self proclaimed "Supreme Ruler of All Russia". Due to it's status as a minor power in Asia and as the puppet state of Japan, Transamur has become highly dependant on the economic aid of Japan as well as militarily for Transarmur army is just a fragment of the former glory that it was in the Russian Civil War. Every action that Transamur makes is closely watched by the Empire of Japan and Transamur is restricted to a very narrow foreign policy. The global economy is worsening and people all over the world are losing their trust for the governments. Will the economic crisis hit Asia? And will they effect Transamur? Will Kolchak play his dangerous game and secure power to himself under the protection of Japan and will he try to seize the power over Russia to himself? Or will he simply submit to the will of Japan and stay as the Ruler of Transamur, the puppet of Japan? Only the coming years will answer these questions and the actions of the rulers will determine the faith of the world.

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**Deus Eversor** · 02-02-2012 20:32

i think civil war already thrown transamur into middle ages so i dont think any rebelion will occur, but yeah, you could convince japan to give you russian coast + alaska, that would be fun, slavic pacific state

**KaiserMuffin** · 02-02-2012 22:27

Watching with interest. Also, avoid the whole shitty attachment thing and check out imageshack

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**Davisx3m** · 03-02-2012 15:51

Interesting!

**Falconette** · 03-02-2012 18:31

I'll be watching this.

BTW - you can add your ARR into the LibrAARy

**KotoR45** · 03-02-2012 23:58

Ah yes, Transamur... such possibilities for such a relatively minor nation. Will want to follow this one.

**Miihkali** · 04-02-2012 16:46

Transamur has always been one of the most interesting nations of Kaiserreich. Sadly there aren't much decision-making when it comes to the inner policies.

**KotoR45** · 04-02-2012 19:36

Originally Posted by Miihkali

Transamur has always been one of the most interesting nations of Kaiserreich. Sadly there aren't much decision-making when it comes to the inner policies.

True that.

**Der_Leprechaun** · 05-02-2012 08:45

I'm a big fan of Kolchak. Will be following this to see what he does in your rendition of KR-history

**Emperor Ike** · 05-02-2012 18:51

Kerensky is assassinated! Denkin seizes the power! Kolchak orders industrial build up!

My name is Makarov, Nikolay Makarov. Military aide to Admiral Kolchak, Supreme Ruler of All Russias and I have been his aid since the end of the Civil War. I served as a cadet in the 1. Kavaleriya Diviziya during the War and once the Captain of my unit was killed near the end if the War Kolchak promoted me as Captain of my unit. Trough the years after the war I continued to serve directly under Kolchak's armies and when he failed in his attempt to seize the power from the fraud Kerensky, my unit escorted him safely to Transamur. From that point on I have been the Military Aide of Kolchak and I shall serve as his chronicle. News came from Russia that President Kerensky had been assassinated. When I told this to the Admiral he was more than happy but even he knew that we couldn't do much to use this opportunity. Our nation was helpless and timid, weak as a girl. But Kolchak had a plan which would hopefully help us to regain our lost lands.

He nomitated Viktor Shanin as the new Head of Intelligence for his industrial skills to promote the build of the Transamur industry. Kolchak also changed his friend Ivan Vysoitsky as the new Chief of Staff to reorganize the army. I heard that much of the treasury was used to build new factories and industrial complexes around Vladivostok. Also some new divisions were organized but all these were outdated and Japan still had it's armies in Transamur.

In Russia Anton Denkin, former General of the White Armies in the Civil War had seized the power. Denkin was the arch enemy of Kolchak if one could say such a thing. Denkin had never supported Kolchak and betrayed him when they were supposed to seize power from Kerensky and now that Kerensky was assassinated there was rumors that Denkin had issued it.

Japan fearing that we might unite with Russia kept sharing it's intel, technology and resources with us. They even supported the new Industries and sent more armies to protect us. This was good as we couldn't have defended ourselves incase Denkin would have attacked but I guess even he wasn't foolish enough to attack Japan.

It seemed that Denkin didn't want lose support of the Duma and the cabinet and decided to keep Kerensky's Prime Minister Pavel Milyukov. Wise move but there still were rumors that Bolsheviks were angry.

To increase his power as the new Dictator of Russia, Denkin re-introduced the old

In Mittelafrika Governor Göring had issued an ultimatum against the Portugues Africa, he had also seeked his Kaiser's approval but it had been denied. So Göring went ahead and declared war against Portugal.

The South Africans longing to be the sole rulers of Africa used the opportunity to attack Göring's Africa.

**Falconette** · 05-02-2012 18:55

Congrats with a nice start. Hopefully you'll manage to save Kolchak from the coup (maybe cause I was one of the guys who was planning these events

or I just like Kolchak). Good luck

**Ovg** · 05-02-2012 21:25

Free Russia from Denikin's dictatorship and bring back the good old times! Go Kolchak!

**Davisx3m** · 05-02-2012 21:26

Nice first update.

**Emperor Ike** · 06-02-2012 01:37

Originally Posted by Falconette

Congrats with a nice start. Hopefully you'll manage to save Kolchak from the coup (maybe cause I was one of the guys who was planning these events

or I just like Kolchak). Good luck

I shall do everything in my power to see Kolchak crowned as the Tzar of All Russia.

**gooy** · 06-02-2012 13:38

interesting choice

take russia back but maintain the alliance with japan. they will have the navy and you will have the manpower. together you shall shape an eurasian co-prosperity sphere

**KotoR45** · 07-02-2012 01:23

Originally Posted by gooy

interesting choice

take russia back but maintain the alliance with japan. they will have the navy and you will have the manpower. together you shall shape an eurasian co-prosperity sphere

I agree with gooy. It would be nice to see the wounds of the Russo-Japanese War heal. However some wounds are too deep to heal....

**Emperor Ike** · 07-02-2012 22:28

Worker's strike in Russia! French Show their true Face! Mongolia wants their lands!

We continued to watch the situation of Russia closely in case of any trouble or unwanted events. So far everything seemed to be in order and it seemed that Denkin was making a good job in stabilizing the country. But the former Russian states were making their own claims. In Mongolia the Evil Baron wanted to expand and used the Russian situation to his advantage.

The Germans informed us that the French Commune had showed them their real faces. Must have been ugly if they were so upset about it.

In Russia the workers were demanding better working conditions but Russian government simply ignored the demands. This of course gave the Bolshevik remnants more influence over the population of Russia, which was not good at all.

While we continued to build more industry and divisions the Russians finally gave in to the worker's demands. But they only did economical reforms. Well even though the workers returned to the factories there was still bad blood between them and the government and it would be only matter of time before there would be more strikes.

**Nikolai** · 07-02-2012 23:42

Interesting with Transamur as the country in play. Eager to read on!

**Emperor Ike** · 08-02-2012 10:35

Panama Fights Back! Trouble in Niigata! Explosions in Russia!

In Central America the United Provinces had begun their expansions but Panama seemed not to be fan of this idea and instead of submitting to them they fought back.

Much closer to us in Japan there was civil disobedience in Niigata and the Emperor was forced to sent the army to deal with the protesters.

Several bombings were carried out in Russian cities by an unknown party. We suspect that the Bolsheviks are behind this.

**Emperor Ike** · 09-02-2012 19:51

Pu Yi speaks! Denkin declares himself the Tsar of All Russia! USA fears mutiny, moves the fleet!

The Qing Emperor Aisin Gioro Pu Yi gave a speech to his subjects. In it he told them that Empire is entering an age of reforms. What ever these reforms will be we shall keep an eye on them as it is dangerous when someone speaks.

Most troubling news came to us from Mongolia where Baron Sternberg had disappeared from the ruling seat of the nation and we heard that Tzar of All Russians is now the ruler of Mongolia. Are the Mongols not aware that the true Tzar is not the Tzar anymore? Did Denkin declare himself as the Tzar of All Russians? What is strange that Mongolia is still independent nation and not even allied to Russia and our sources in Russia have not confirmed if Denkin declared himself the Tzar. Perhaps Baron Sternberg declared himself as the Tzar of All Russians? If so another plans will have to be made for subjugation of Mongolia.

In USA the elections were closing in and there was trouble in the army as well as in the navy. To prevent mutinity of the whole fleet they decided to spilt it.

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