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Greece Events

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The Greek State greece.1

The rise of nationalism has created an irredentist desire among our citizens to incorporate all the lands of the … people under a single Greek state.

"We have cast aside centuries of Ottoman rule to bring the Greek state into being. Yet it is not enough. Many of our countrymen still live under the oppressive yoke of foreign rule, yearning for a country they can call their own. This dream can only be realized through the annexation of all the Greek lands, which we will achieve with or without the consent of their occupiers."

Our claim to this land is irrefutable.

Expansion is not a priority for now.

The Title of Eastern Rome greece.2

The expansion of the Greek state has led some of the most fervent nationalists to propose an even more ambitious project: the restoration of the Byzantine Empire through the conquest of … and ….

"That which yesterday would have seemed an absurd pipe dream is now within our grasp. The purple phoenix will rise again!"

Byzantium will be restored.

This agenda is much too ambitious.

The Treaty of London greece.3

Through careful negotiations, … has ceded the … to ….

"To promote good will between our nations and to bolster the spirit of the … people, the … has graciously ceded the Ionian Islands. Our amical protectorate, under which the Islands benefited from our true and just assistance, is deemed at an end and we trust that the people of these isles will prosper under the benevolent care of our trusted friends."

A most agreeable solution.

… Rises Again greece.4

The … of … delivers a speech that will resonate in the hearts of all … people for generations to come: "A nation, which by its fall enlightened many other nations, today stands up again, and not as before, when it was divided into many small states, but as a united state with its own government, religion and political existence forever guaranteed by the constitution."

… will continue to flourish. Strength of a Nation: +10% …Bureaucracy, +200 …Authority, +15 Legitimacy Strength of a Nation: +10% …Bureaucracy, +200 …Authority, +10 Legitimacy Strength of a Nation: +5% …Bureaucracy, +100 …Authority, +5 Legitimacy

… has earned the respect it deserves. Greek Nationalism: +20% Prestige Prosperous Legitimacy: +10 Legitimacy based on Government Clout Greek Nationalism: +15% Prestige Prosperous Legitimacy: +10 Legitimacy based on Government Clout Greek Nationalism: +10% Prestige Prosperous Legitimacy: +5 Legitimacy based on Government Clout

Repatriate our people to …. Prosperous Legitimacy: +10 Legitimacy based on Government Clout

Untenable Project greece.5

The aggressive pursuit of …'s irredentist project is no longer tenable.

The tension in the room is palpable. Politicians and advisors argue over the sustainability to pursue …'s ambitious agenda. Each demands a responsible party be held accountable for the mismanagement of … resources used in this irredentist endeavor that has failed to manifest.

Our failure is an embarrassment. Failed Agenda: -20% Prestige Newfound Traction: +15% Interest Group Political Strength Failed Agenda: -15% Prestige Failed Agenda: -10% Prestige Stagnating Attraction: -20% Interest Group Pop Attraction

… must be held accountable. Unpopular Leadership: -50 Popularity Bureaucracy Bears the Blame: -10% …Bureaucracy Newfound Traction: +15% Interest Group Political Strength Unpopular Leadership: -30 Popularity Bureaucracy Bears the Blame: -10% …Bureaucracy Unpopular Leadership: -25 Popularity Bureaucracy Bears the Blame: -5% …Bureaucracy Stagnating Attraction: -20% Interest Group Pop Attraction

The Treaty of London greece.6

… representatives have come to negotiate the terms of ceding … to ….

The … representatives present their proposal before a meeting of the … Cabinet: "To promote good will between our nations and to bolster the spirit of the … people, our … asks that … be released from the amical protectorate, under which the Islands benefited from your true and just assistance."

A most agreeable solution.

Our continued intervention is needed.

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