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1. Uzicka Republika Event.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_Užice
2. Bihac republik Event
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bihać_Republic
3. Add two events for Nedic republik and NDH got some stationary units in order to prevent annexion.(In case that all troops go to eastern front)
4. Alternate scenario 1943 Invasion of Balkans, instead of Italy.
5.Greek Civil War new battle scenario, but put in all regular scenarios also.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_Civil_War
6. Spain go to Axis side but got Morocco (event possibility.)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spain_in_World_War_II
7.Spain sent volunters to Leningrad and one air blue division event.
8. Spain German attack of Gibraltar event, and adding event 7 after that. Morocco claims.
9. Attack and partition of switzerland event.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Tannenbaum
10. Add E3 map 1000+ provinces in patch(when its finished)
11. Every partisans nations have their own flag and generals.
12. More partisan events
13. Possibility that you can choose to play with some nation partisans in battle scenarios and in scenarios.
1. Uzicka Republika Event.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_Užice
2. Bihac republik Event
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bihać_Republic
3. Add two events for Nedic republik and NDH got some stationary units in order to prevent annexion.(In case that all troops go to eastern front)
4. Alternate scenario 1943 Invasion of Balkans, instead of Italy.
5.Greek Civil War new battle scenario, but put in all regular scenarios also.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_Civil_War
6. Spain go to Axis side but got Morocco (event possibility.)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spain_in_World_War_II
Initially, Spain favoured — or was pressured by — the then-victorious Axis Powers. Apart from ideology, Spain had a debt to Germany of $212 million for supplies of matériel during the Civil War. Indeed, in June 1940, after the defeat of France, the Spanish Ambassador to Berlin had presented a memorandum in which Franco declared he was "ready under certain conditions to enter the war on the side of Germany and Italy".
At first, the German leader, Adolf Hitler, did not encourage Franco's offer, as the German leadership was convinced of eventual victory. Later on, in September, when Britain had demonstrated its resilience, Hitler was more receptive to Spanish approaches and promised help in return for its active intervention. This had become part of a strategy to forestall Allied intervention in north-west Africa. Hitler promised that "Germany would do everything in its power to help Spain" and would recognise Spanish claims to French territory in Morocco, in exchange for a share of Moroccan raw materials. Franco responded warmly, but without any firm commitment.
Falangist media[citation needed] agitated for irredentism, claiming for Spain the French Navarre, French Basque Country and Roussillon (French Catalonia) as well.[3][4]
7.Spain sent volunters to Leningrad and one air blue division event.
Spanish volunteers in Axis service
Although the Spanish State remained neutral throughout World War II, it was ideologically aligned with Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy. There was also a "debt" for the help that these regimes had given to the military uprising. When Germany invaded the Soviet Union, Franco, pressured by the Germans, offered Spanish manpower to help in civilian warwork and military volunteers to fight against the allies. This was accepted by Hitler and, within two weeks, there were more than enough volunteers to form a division — the Blue Division or División Azul under Agustín Muñoz Grandes — including an air force squadron — the Blue Squadron. The Blue Division trained in Germany and served, with distinction, in the Siege of Leningrad, notably at the Battle of Krasny Bor, where General Infantes 6,000 Spanish troops threw back some 30,000 Soviet troops. In October 1943, under severe Allied diplomatic pressure, the Blue Division was ordered home leaving a token force until March 1944. In all, about 45,000 Spanish served on the Eastern Front, mostly committed volunteers, and around 4,500 died. Joseph Stalin's desire for revenge against Franco was frustrated at the Potsdam Conference in July 1945, when his attempt to make an Allied invasion of Spain the conference's first order of business was rejected by Harry Truman and Winston Churchill. War weary and unwilling to continue the conflict, Truman and Churchill persuaded Stalin to instead settle for a full trade embargo against Spain.
8. Spain German attack of Gibraltar event, and adding event 7 after that. Morocco claims.
Operation Felix
Main article: Operation Felix
See also: Military history of Gibraltar during World War II
Before Hendaye, there had been Spanish-German planning for an attack, from Spain, upon the British territory of Gibraltar which was, and is, a British dependency and military base. At the time, Gibraltar was important for control of the western exit from the Mediterranean and the sea routes to the Suez Canal and Middle East, as well as Atlantic patrols.
The Germans also appreciated the strategic importance of north-west Africa for bases and as a route for any future American involvement. Therefore, the plans included the occupation of the region by substantial German forces, to forestall any future Allied invasion attempt.
The plan, Operation Felix, was in detailed form before the negotiations failed at Hendaye. By March 1941, military resources were being ear-marked for Barbarossa and the Soviet Union. Operation Felix-Heinrich was an amended form of Felix that would be invoked once certain objectives in Russia had been achieved. In the event, these conditions were not fulfilled and Franco still held back from entering the war.[6]
After the war, Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel said: "Instead of attacking Russia, we should have strangled the British Empire by closing the Mediterranean. The first step in the operation would have been the conquest of Gibraltar. That was another great opportunity we missed."[7] If that had succeeded, Hermann Göring proposed that Germany would "... offer Britain the right to resume peaceful traffic through the Mediterranean if she came to terms with Germany and joined us in a war against Russia".[6]
As the war progressed and the tide turned against the Axis, the Germans planned for the event of an Allied attack through Spain. There were three successive plans, progressively less aggressive as German capability waned:
9. Attack and partition of switzerland event.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Tannenbaum
10. Add E3 map 1000+ provinces in patch(when its finished)
11. Every partisans nations have their own flag and generals.
12. More partisan events
13. Possibility that you can choose to play with some nation partisans in battle scenarios and in scenarios.
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