Leadermodifications for 1.06

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Originally posted by yuje
Who would you put as the ministers and leaders for Korea, North Koreans or South Koreans? The flag for the country is the one the North uses, but the Head of State in the minister file is Syngman Rhee, who was the first leader of South Korea.

Check out this page:

http://www.worldstatesmen.org/Korea_South.htm

 

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I don't have CORE patches, but I have the event I've been talking about. In fatct it came with the original game, when I bought it.

 

[vladimir]

Sorry Birch

I gave you the pictures but not the list of their csv.

Japanese:
Kim S.;101581;JAP;3;4;1;0;5;0;Kim_jap;x
(Kim Suk won)

Nationalist China:
Hsiao Chih-chu;50125;CHI;3;0;1;0;4;0;Hsiao_Chi_chu_chi;x
Kao Shuang-cheng;50170;CHI;2;0;1;0;4;0;Kao_Shuang_cheng_chi;x

Communist China:
Cheng Tao-chi;76372;CHC;3;0;1;0;4;1;Cheng_Tao_chi_chc;x

 

[Dibo]

Long time no hear
I'm currently hunting Mongolian leaders pictures at the library. So a question to Birch - where did Chimid (Id 330002 Rank 0) come from? It's a fairly popular name in Mongolia- but the only famous one I've located in the period is a poet and a literature critic

Also Birch could you include this guy in the Bulgarian file:

General Georgi Popov
Major-General 1935
Lieutenant-General 1938
1935-1940 Commander 3rd army
1940-1941 General-Governor of Dobrudja
8.41 - Full general and retires

I suggest removing Pironkov from the Bulgarian file and replacing him with Georgi Popov

 

[jdrou]

Originally posted by Ivan the red
Just one question. Birch was talking with me about elections for Spain and told me that he doesn't has an event for Nationalist Spain called "España, una nación fascista" in the spanish version. In the spanish version, this event happens just at the beggining of the war and puts Franco ans HOS and HOG... isn't it in the other versions as well?

In the NorthAm version this is SPA event 3001 - "Spanish Civil War - Fascist Nation".

 

[birch23]

Re: Re: and for Frodon

Originally posted by Frodon
This one?

http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Rotunda/2209/Albania.html

yep...thanks

 

[birch23]

Originally posted by yuje
Who would you put as the ministers and leaders for Korea, North Koreans or South Koreans? The flag for the country is the one the North uses, but the Head of State in the minister file is Syngman Rhee, who was the first leader of South Korea.

well I haven't come as far yet..as stated this is very much a thing I will return later

 

[birch23]

Re: Sorry Birch

Originally posted by vladimir
I gave you the pictures but not the list of their csv.

Japanese:
Kim S.;101581;JAP;3;4;1;0;5;0;Kim_jap;x
(Kim Suk won)

Nationalist China:
Hsiao Chih-chu;50125;CHI;3;0;1;0;4;0;Hsiao_Chi_chu_chi;x
Kao Shuang-cheng;50170;CHI;2;0;1;0;4;0;Kao_Shuang_cheng_chi;x

Communist China:
Cheng Tao-chi;76372;CHC;3;0;1;0;4;1;Cheng_Tao_chi_chc;x

Yep but I got them now thanks..

 

[birch23]

Originally posted by Dibo
Long time no hear
I'm currently hunting Mongolian leaders pictures at the library. So a question to Birch - where did Chimid (Id 330002 Rank 0) come from? It's a fairly popular name in Mongolia- but the only famous one I've located in the period is a poet and a literature critic

Also Birch could you include this guy in the Bulgarian file:

General Georgi Popov
Major-General 1935
Lieutenant-General 1938
1935-1940 Commander 3rd army
1940-1941 General-Governor of Dobrudja
8.41 - Full general and retires

I suggest removing Pironkov from the Bulgarian file and replacing him with Georgi Popov

errhhh...as I recall Chimid was on the very first Mongolian list I got from vladimir and as I recall I also got the the pic from Vladimir.

yep he's in (Popov that is) but why remove Pironkov,,,even Bulgaria can use more generals...

 

[yuje]

When hunting for the Mongolians, keep an eye out for these names, will you? This is an abstract of a journal article, and it lists some of the Soviet advisors that were sent to Mongolia.

Military advisors from Russia played an important role in creation and development of the Mongolian Army. The first military advisers in Mongolia were the commanders of 5th Army, which fought in the civil war from the Volga up to Lake Baikal in the Russian Civil War: It Liyatte, Litvinstev, Kosich, Sorkin, Sheko, Pokus, Kangelari. They helped in creation of the Mongolian Army, which had defeated the army of Baron Ungern. Military advisors and instructors in Mongolia became especially active after 1925, when Red Army units were removed from Mongolia. At this time here especially appreciable were L. Vainer, K. Rokossovsky, V. Sudets, V. Gordov, K. Zimin. They helped to transform the Mongolian Army into a modern mechanized force. According to the Protocol on mutual aid between USSR and Mongolia in March 1936 the Red Army again entered Mongolia, the new groups of advisers and instructors included: I. Pliev, M. Tikhonov, V. Panyukov, I. Nikitin etc. Due to their activity the power of the Mongolian Army has increased which in 1939 together with Red Army successfully acted against the Japanese armies in the Nomonhan (Khalkin-Gol) frontier war

http://www.frankcass.com/jnls/sms_12-4.htm

 

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Originally posted by yuje
At this time here especially appreciable were L. Vainer, K. Rokossovsky, V. Sudets, V. Gordov, K. Zimin. They helped to transform the Mongolian Army into a modern mechanized force. According to the Protocol on mutual aid between USSR and Mongolia in March 1936 the Red Army again entered Mongolia, the new groups of advisers and instructors included: I. Pliev, M. Tikhonov, V. Panyukov, I. Nikitin

Guess lots of these guys are already a part of the Soviet file. At least Pliev and Rokossovsky are. Pliev led a combined Soviet/Mongolian cavalry/mech army in the 1945 manchuria campaign. He also led cavalry in front of Moscow in 1941. Probably one of the last great cavalry commanders...

 

[Vulture]

Originally posted by birch23
yes that is because naughty Vulture hasn't uploaded it there are a few more,which Vulture has lost on his way...but he should have them all by now.

Still missing one btw... A certain Koller. Luftwaffe general.

 

[Vulture]

Re: Testing 105c

Originally posted by birch23
and that looks good.... splendid actually..the alliance bug is fixed,and there are a lot of goody features too.Like the new tech tree too.(or revised that is...it will be very difficult for the minors now btw.unless they have a healthy IC like Sweden which I'm testing.I'ma in January 1941 and Sweden joined the Allied the Day Poland was annihilated...poor Finland joined the Axis and was parted between me and Soviet.Strangely enough it seems like Germany isn't interrested in Sweden at all.Funny game though DK,Norway and the three Baltic states still exists.So do Albania btw.The German north coast is wide open for a beach assault by Sweden..wonder why the AI never learns to defend that.

oh and yes when Johan added IC's to the remaining provinces he forgot Vilhelmina(sweden...I like the new look of Norway too and the whole map....splendid job as usual.

This reminds me to add a few invasion commands for invading Sweden in the German AI files

 

[unmerged(1973)]

Norway

Birch,

I've been in touch with both the Norwegien Army and Naval Museums. Seems like they have pics of Tank-Nielsen, Smith-Johannesen and Laurantzon (Liljedahl seems to have been permanently out of focus). Unfortunately they won't give away anything for free. So I'm afraid I have exhausted my sources. Guess we can live with a couple of Norwegians without pics anyway...

 

[birch23]

Originally posted by yuje
When hunting for the Mongolians, keep an eye out for these names, will you? This is an abstract of a journal article, and it lists some of the Soviet advisors that were sent to Mongolia.



http://www.frankcass.com/jnls/sms_12-4.htm

That is very useful info.I'm certain that Dibo can find those Russians in no time....

 

[birch23]

Originally posted by Vulture
Still missing one btw... A certain Koller. Luftwaffe general.

on his way..should be at your door in a few minutes...

 

[birch23]

Re: Norway

Originally posted by Frodon
Birch,

I've been in touch with both the Norwegien Army and Naval Museums. Seems like they have pics of Tank-Nielsen, Smith-Johannesen and Laurantzon (Liljedahl seems to have been permanently out of focus). Unfortunately they won't give away anything for free. So I'm afraid I have exhausted my sources. Guess we can live with a couple of Norwegians without pics anyway...

Damn capitalists......weeellll it is all pic we are aiming for...but I'll still wage a dime that my guess of Laurantzon/Lilejdahl is righr although I do not know who is who and we have gotten so many Norwegian admirals that we can live without Tank and Smith.....

On the other hand I suddenly remembered that one of my good friends actually is a professor at the Sheffield University...this has proven very worthful.My request was for an recommendation from him which should open up all the Lidell Hart files,but he has said that would do me no good..no pics on web but access to a lot of txt..all the pics in those files have to be looked at on the spot.But he did write a recommendation which gave me acces too the British Military records from Sandringham.Interresting stuff,but very few downloadable pics...but I think I added about 25-30 to the collection from those files...and much to my disgust when comparing some of the Sandringham files with generals dk.there are a LOT of errors in generals DK and generals not even mentioned...like the actual commanding general of Aldershot Command(forgot his name now..in 36 until his untimely death in 1939....Godley there it was..he was the youngest general in WW1.The in-between years was spent at various post as gen.gov or acting such---returned to active service 1935 and died 1939 (autombile accident I think.....now usually I would give such a gen 512...but somehow he doesnt really deserve it,so if I decide to use him as a replac.then I'm having some trouble with his trait...

 

[Dibo]

Originally posted by birch23
That is very useful info.I'm certain that Dibo can find those Russians in no time....

Will try

 

[birch23]

Another great Day..again

And with the closing of Albania with 26 pics there is now no more section IV countries....congrats on that....

 

[unmerged(1973)]

I see that there are still not many Croatian Air Generals. Perhaps we can use some of these fighter aces:

http://users.accesscomm.ca/magnusfamily/ww2cro.htm

Several of these pilots (including to ace Dukovac) deserted to the Soviets in 1943.

Also some info here:

http://www.feldgrau.com/croatia.html