More Polish Problems

[Mr Director]

Pisz County

 

Nordisk Soldiers made quick work to gun down any White Army soldiers that attempted to flee into their lines, when the reports came in that there had been little activity for some while, the shelling of the county would finally grind to a halt, and orders were given for a large body of Nordisk soldiers to move into the county in large numbers. Spearheading the advance and seizure of the county would be a large amount of Stridsvagn 122's and Stridsvagn 103's. Their orders were rather simple, anyone that attempted to resist, had a weapon, or was deemed a threat would be shot on sight. The use of the tanks put a high emphasis on protection for the Infantry that were following behind and would be given the tasks of doing clearing the county and searching the rubble for any survivors, as well as to make sure that there were no secret hiding spots that the White Army rebels were holed up in.

 

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Most of the White Army's fighters were already dead or captured. A handful of survivors who had survived the shelling remained hidden around the county, and it would be no easy task to ferret them out. However, their numbers were relatively small, and thus Nordic troops would face only light resistance as they made their way into the area.

 

For the most part, the area was little more than a series of craters.

[Mr Director]

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Being a Prussian Nobleman turned militia leader was an pretty well paying career. Baron Herp Derp van Twerk de Schozë, Kaiser of Prussia, was no exception to this rule. Van Twerk would have been worth about 50 billion USD, if there was any USD in existence. This number was even larger when one took into consideration the fact that the man owned no less than five Polish counties' worth of real estate. And the best was, he didn't need to pay a nickel in taxes.

 

Van Twerk's large fortune was mainly inherited from the coffers of the van Twerk family. After the collapse of Prussia, he slowly built up this fortune through various legal and illegal ventures in Poland and Lithuania. Illegal business in Poland was no longer an option, but Lithuania remained as profitable as ever. He had also recently made a small fortune in ransoming several captured White Army officials to Belorussian forces. He decided he might as well spend that money before the global market collapsed and the communists took over the world.

 

However, the question was, what to spend it on? He already had everything, from a life-sized replica of Disney World to piles of elephant tusks his family had smuggled out of Africa decades ago. Eventually, he would settle on buying some weapons. And where else to purchase some than from the local troublemaker, Belarus. So, he would send along a message to JSC Defense Systems, asking for some cheap weapons for him to kill people with.

 

Belarus didn't really have much to lose by accepting this deal. Most everyone had managed to convince themselves that Minsk was already sending weapons to Prussia, and the French were seemingly set on thinking that the KGB had developed a habit of assassinating French Empresses and genociding Poles, despite all evidence to the contrary.

 

So, the weapons would be sent, and profits would be made.

 

Total Prussian Forces

 

7,000 Soldiers

700 Special Forces

35 T-64 tanks

5 T-72 tanks

7 BM-21 Grad MRLs

40 D-30 artillery pieces

7 2S1 Gvozdika artillery

40 BMP-1 IFVs

80 BTR-60 APCs

100 Strela-3 MANPADs

8 ZU-23-2 auto-cannon

5 Strela-10s

2 Mi-24 Hinds

3 Mi-8 helicopters

1 Buk battery

RPG-7(numerous)

AK-47(numerous)

PK Machine Guns(numerous)

Makarov PM Pistols(numerous)

Dragunov SVD rifle(numerous)

AGS-1 grenade launcher(numerous)

F-1 grenades(numerous)

RPO-A Shmel(numerous)

BRDM-1 Armored Car(numerous)

2B9 Vasilek Mortar(numerous)

2B14 Podnos mortar(numerous)

Edited December 14, 2014 by Mr Director

[Markus Wilding]

Once the agreement was reached, the 4. Armee spread itself out between the three claimed provinces and set about work integrating them into Alvonia proper. The first such step was restoring damaged infrastructure like power lines and basic road and rail lines, while also making sure the local police were able to stop crime effectively. Pioniers attached to the 4. Armee were at the forefront of this work, although occasionally a Grenadier could be seen doing construction work as well. Restoration of basic services was estimated by the 4. Armee's command staff to take about two-four weeks in affected areas, longer in places that had seen continued fighting.

 

(1/7 Lower Silesia, West Pommerania and Lubusz Voivodeships)

[Lysergide]

Fenrir Battle Group

 

The Fenrir Battle Group which had long secured the province of West Pommerania would continue to hold the territory and would simply turn around any Alvonian troops that attempted to cross the border. They had not received any orders to allow any foreign troops passage into the territory they controlled, even if they were allied and would continue to maintain control of the region until the Nordisk Government ordered them other wise. They would not fire on the Alvonian troops, they would refuse them entry to the territory, however if the Alvonians felt the need to fire upon them, they would return fire.

[Euphaia]

Upon receiving reports that Alvonia has acted aggressively to Nordisk Rike -- a Hungarian ally, and oddly enough, one of Alvonia's own allies -- the border patrol would at the Alvonian and Lower Silesian borders would be increased and put on a medium alert level.

 

Hungary-Slovakia, had just itself been threatened with war by Alvonia only days ago.  

 

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The 2,000 Hungarian soldiers currently on their anti-terrorism mission in Lower Silencian voivodeship would not be authorized to shoot first, but would be given authorization to return fire and to use lethal force if an Alvonian soldier or Alvonian militant shoots at them first or threatens harm, violence, aggression, or force towards or against them.

Edited December 15, 2014 by Euphaia

[Mr Director]

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Vladim Zaitev was back in Prussia. This time, though, he had a very different mission.

 

The guards standing in front of van Twerk's compound lead him to the Kaiser himself.

 

"Why hello, Mr. Zaitev. Looks like we meet again, eh?"

 

"Indeed," responded Zaitev, only just barely concealing his disgust at the man. The closest thing Poland has to the Nazis. That was what Belarus had allied.

 

"You know, this partnership of ours has proven to be very successful," said van Twerk.

 

"It appears so. The White Army is dead, and your holdings have doubled."

 

"They most certainly have. You know, I'm thinking I might stand a decent chance of rebuilding Prussia altogether."

 

"I wish you the best of luck in that, Mr. Schozë.

 

'You know what my parents told me back when I was a lad? They told me "Son... you're special. You were born to do great things." And you know what? They were right."

 

"They most certainly were," said Zaitev, as he pulled out a pistol with a silencer on it, and put a bullet through the Prussian's chest.

 

Minsk didn't like having unreliable allies. Nor did it enjoy liabilities like van Twerk.

 

Zaitev left the room, and told the guard outside, "The Kaiser is sleeping. I believe he has had a bit too much to drink. I'd suggest you let him rest."

 

The guard nodded, not entirely unsurprising. Zaitev left the compound and walked to the Mi-8 helicopter that was waiting to take him back to Minsk.

 

THE END

Edited December 17, 2014 by Mr Director

[Markus Wilding]

Once again after the agreement was reached, the 4. Armee continued on its operations to reunite the Polish states with Alvonia. Power and other basic services had now been restored - the next step was fixing the transportation. Rail lines were reconstructed and roads had potholes fixed, among other issues. Warning signs were also posted, making sure civilians knew not to cross the border into either Hungarian territory or what appeared to be the new Swedish Empire in neighboring Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, not that many wanted to go there anyway.

 

(2/7 Polish provinces)