Großgermania

Volksreich von Großgermania
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Flag of People's Empire of Greater Germania National Flag Coat of Arms
Motto Für Reich und Volk!
National Anthem Deutschlandlied
Location of People's Empire of Greater Germania
Capital	Nordhausen
Official languagess	German
Recognized regional languages	Danish, Czech, French, Romansh, Polish, Russian, Letzeburgish, Spanish
Demonym	Germanian, German
Government	People's Empire
- Head of State	Michael von Preußen
Formation - Sovereignty	12 December 2008
Major Religions	Nordic Spirituality Christianity
National Animal	Eagle
Total Area	272,095 sq. mi.
Total Population - Ethnic groups	76,018,555 German
Alliance Affiliation	North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Currency	Reichsmark
Literacy Rate	20%
Time Zone	UTC +1

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The People's Empire of Greater Germania (German: Volksreich von Großgermania), known commonly as Großgermania, is an Empire in central Europe comprising areas of the former states of the Federal Republic of Germany, the Kingdom of Denmark, the Swiss Confederation, the Republic of Austria, the Principality of Liechtenstein and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, as well as parts of the French Republic, the Republic of Poland, and the Russian Federation. The Empire also holds sovereignty over the Kanarische Inseln, off the west coast of Africa, which were purchased from Estado Novo following sovereignty.

The area, originally known as Germania, is inhabited primarily by German and German-speaking people native to the area for centuries. Following the collapse of the Western Roman Empire, medieval German kingdoms were united by Charles the Great along with modern France to form the Carolingian Empire. Following Charles' death in 814, the German domains passed to his grandson, Ludwig, as East Francia, which became the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation. Collapsing under pressure from the Empire of the French in 1806, the Holy Roman Empire's various sub-kingdoms gained independence, reuniting in 1871 as the German Empire. Following defeat in the First World War, Germany became a republic. Marred with severe economic problems and hyperinflation, Germany launched a campaign of aggressive expansionism as the Großdeutsches Reich. An invasion of Poland in 1939 led to the Second World War. Separated into two states, the capitalist Federal Republic of Germany in the west and the communist German Democratic Republic in the east, Germany reunited peacefully in 1990.