National France
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| - | |+<big><big>'''Quatrième République | + | |+<big><big>'''Quatrième République Française (France National)'''<br> '''French Fourth Republic (National France)''' |
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| - | | align=center colspan=2 style="background:#f9f9f9;" | | + | | align=center colspan=2 style="background:#f9f9f9;" |'''Anthem'''<br>[[Partant pour la Syrie]] |
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|'''Official Language''' || [[French]] | |'''Official Language''' || [[French]] | ||
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|'''Capital''' || [[Algiers]] | |'''Capital''' || [[Algiers]] | ||
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| - | |'''Head of State''' || [[Philippe | + | |'''Head of State''' || [[Philippe Pétain]] |
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| - | |'''Head of Government''' || [[ | + | |'''Head of Government''' || [[Maurice Janin]] |
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| - | '''National France''' is a country in [[Africa]], including most of the former colonial possessions of France in Africa. It neighbours [[Spain]] (northern Morocco and Western Sahara) and [[Germany]] (Morocco | + | '''National France''' is a country in [[Africa]], including most of the former colonial possessions of France in Africa. It neighbours [[Liberia]] in the south-west, [[Spain]] (northern Morocco and Western Sahara) and [[Germany]] (Morocco and Sierra Leone) in the west, Ottoman [[Libya]] in the north-east, [[Egypt]] in the east and [[Mittelafrika]] in the south-east. |
== History == | == History == | ||
== Politics == | == Politics == | ||
The loss of the homeland and the relationship with the Commune of France dominate the politics of National France. It's clear to the military junta that the homeland has to be reconquered, considering the limited number of French nationals in the country and the fact that the tuaregs and other locals won't stand the military administration for much longer. There are strong monarchist sentiments, especially among the younger officers who have formed the "Young Guard" led by colonel [[Charles de Gaulle]] | The loss of the homeland and the relationship with the Commune of France dominate the politics of National France. It's clear to the military junta that the homeland has to be reconquered, considering the limited number of French nationals in the country and the fact that the tuaregs and other locals won't stand the military administration for much longer. There are strong monarchist sentiments, especially among the younger officers who have formed the "Young Guard" led by colonel [[Charles de Gaulle]] | ||
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| + | '''President of France:''' [[Philippe Pétain]] | ||
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| + | '''Head of Government:''' [[Maurice Janin]] | ||
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| + | '''Minister of Foreign Affairs:''' [[Paul Baudouin]] | ||
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| + | '''Minister of Finance and of National Economy:''' [[Eugène Schueller]] | ||
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| + | '''Minister of Interior:''' [[Eugène Deloncle]] | ||
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| + | '''Head of Military Intelligence:''' [[André Dewavrin]] | ||
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| + | '''Chief of the General Staff:''' [[Charles Huntziger]] | ||
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| + | '''Chief of the Armed Forces:''' [[François de La Rocque]] | ||
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| + | '''Commander-in-Chief of the French Navy:''' [[Jean-François Darlan]] | ||
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| + | '''Commander-in-Chief of the French Air Force:''' [[Jean Mermoz]] | ||
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== Military == | == Military == | ||
The military has two main goals, one being the liberation of mainland France and the other is keeping the local dissidents in check. A huge share of national budget is reserved for the military so the military could achieve these goals. The military suffers from old equipment and the fact that the majority of the armed forces consists mainly of the locals, who don't share the ideals of the military command. Practically all officers are French. | The military has two main goals, one being the liberation of mainland France and the other is keeping the local dissidents in check. A huge share of national budget is reserved for the military so the military could achieve these goals. The military suffers from old equipment and the fact that the majority of the armed forces consists mainly of the locals, who don't share the ideals of the military command. Practically all officers are French. | ||
=== Army === | === Army === | ||
| + | The Army (Armée de terre) is relatively small, considering the huge land area that Nationalist France controls. Its duties are to secure the northern coast of Algeria, where the industry, military bases and most of the French nationals reside. The army has some armor in use and the use and development of tanks has been strongly supported by de Gaulle and his Young Guard. The Foreign Legion is an elite unit of the army and is currently situated in Algiers. The current Chief of Army is [[François de La Rocque]] | ||
=== Navy === | === Navy === | ||
| - | The Marine nationale consists mainly of the units that joined the Nationalists during the French civil war. When defeat was certain, the Nationalist leaders fled the mainland to Africa and the navy followed. It's the strongest part of the armed forces of National France. Most of the ships are from the Weltkrieg-era and the country lacks the resources to modernize the navy. Still, some newer ships have been built in the Dakar dockyards. | + | The Marine nationale consists mainly of the units that joined the Nationalists during the French civil war. When defeat was certain, the Nationalist leaders fled the mainland to Africa and the navy followed. It's the strongest part of the armed forces of National France. Most of the ships are from the Weltkrieg-era cruisers and the country lacks the resources to modernize the navy. Still, some newer ships have been built in the Dakar dockyards. The current Chief of Navy is admiral [[Jean-François Darlan]] |
=== Air Force === | === Air Force === | ||
| + | The French Air Force (Armée de l'Air, ALA) is restricted to one bomber squadron is as such very ill equipped in waging a war in the air. It is clear that the ALA needs fighters, but so far the budget reserved for the air force hasn't been sufficient to develop the ALA any further. The current Chief of Air Force is [[Jean Mermoz]] | ||
== Foreign Relations == | == Foreign Relations == | ||
| - | National France is a part of the [[Entente]]. | + | National France is a part of alliance (the [[Entente]]) with [[Canada]], [[Australasian Confederation]], [[Caribbean Federation]] and [[Delhi]]. |
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| + | Friendly relations with [[United States]], [[Russia]], [[Japan]], [[Italian Federation]], [[Spain]] and [[Portugal]]. | ||
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| + | Unfriendly relations with [[Germany]], [[Austria]], [[Union of Britain]] and [[Socialist Republic of Italy]]. | ||
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| + | National France has openly hostile relations with [[Commune of France]] and claims all of mainland France for itself. | ||
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Current revision as of 14:18, 29 December 2016
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| Anthem Partant pour la Syrie | ||||
| Official Language | French | |||
| Capital | Algiers | |||
| Head of State | Philippe Pétain | |||
| Head of Government | Maurice Janin | |||
| Establishment - Proclamation of the 4th French Republic | 1922 | |||
| Government | Republic (currently under military junta) | |||
| Currency | French African franc | |||
| Area | ca. 8 million sq. km. | |||
| Population | ca. 27 million. | |||
National France is a country in Africa, including most of the former colonial possessions of France in Africa. It neighbours Liberia in the south-west, Spain (northern Morocco and Western Sahara) and Germany (Morocco and Sierra Leone) in the west, Ottoman Libya in the north-east, Egypt in the east and Mittelafrika in the south-east.
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History
Politics
The loss of the homeland and the relationship with the Commune of France dominate the politics of National France. It's clear to the military junta that the homeland has to be reconquered, considering the limited number of French nationals in the country and the fact that the tuaregs and other locals won't stand the military administration for much longer. There are strong monarchist sentiments, especially among the younger officers who have formed the "Young Guard" led by colonel Charles de Gaulle
President of France: Philippe Pétain
Head of Government: Maurice Janin
Minister of Foreign Affairs: Paul Baudouin
Minister of Finance and of National Economy: Eugène Schueller
Minister of Interior: Eugène Deloncle
Head of Military Intelligence: André Dewavrin
Chief of the General Staff: Charles Huntziger
Chief of the Armed Forces: François de La Rocque
Commander-in-Chief of the French Navy: Jean-François Darlan
Commander-in-Chief of the French Air Force: Jean Mermoz
Military
The military has two main goals, one being the liberation of mainland France and the other is keeping the local dissidents in check. A huge share of national budget is reserved for the military so the military could achieve these goals. The military suffers from old equipment and the fact that the majority of the armed forces consists mainly of the locals, who don't share the ideals of the military command. Practically all officers are French.
Army
The Army (Armée de terre) is relatively small, considering the huge land area that Nationalist France controls. Its duties are to secure the northern coast of Algeria, where the industry, military bases and most of the French nationals reside. The army has some armor in use and the use and development of tanks has been strongly supported by de Gaulle and his Young Guard. The Foreign Legion is an elite unit of the army and is currently situated in Algiers. The current Chief of Army is François de La Rocque
Navy
The Marine nationale consists mainly of the units that joined the Nationalists during the French civil war. When defeat was certain, the Nationalist leaders fled the mainland to Africa and the navy followed. It's the strongest part of the armed forces of National France. Most of the ships are from the Weltkrieg-era cruisers and the country lacks the resources to modernize the navy. Still, some newer ships have been built in the Dakar dockyards. The current Chief of Navy is admiral Jean-François Darlan
Air Force
The French Air Force (Armée de l'Air, ALA) is restricted to one bomber squadron is as such very ill equipped in waging a war in the air. It is clear that the ALA needs fighters, but so far the budget reserved for the air force hasn't been sufficient to develop the ALA any further. The current Chief of Air Force is Jean Mermoz
Foreign Relations
National France is a part of alliance (the Entente) with Canada, Australasian Confederation, Caribbean Federation and Delhi.
Friendly relations with United States, Russia, Japan, Italian Federation, Spain and Portugal.
Unfriendly relations with Germany, Austria, Union of Britain and Socialist Republic of Italy.
National France has openly hostile relations with Commune of France and claims all of mainland France for itself.
