1919 - Poland and the Baltics

[Elias Tarfarius]

Polish events have been considered but none written as of yet. No events for the Baltic states have been written yet although the Finnish-Estonian union has been considered as an event.

Poland

1919 Jan 15, Pianist and statesman Ignace Jan Paderewski became the first premier of the newly created republic of Poland.
(AP, 1/15/98)

1919 Feb 17, Germany signed an armistice giving up territory in Poland.
(HN, 2/17/98)

1919 Apr 5, Polish Army executed 35 young Jews.
(MC, 4/5/02)

1919 Apr 20, Polish Army captured Vilno (Vilnius), Lithuania from Soviet Army.
(HN, 4/20/98)

1920 Jan 10, The League of Nations was established as the Treaty of Versailles went into effect. The Free City of Danzig (Gdansk) was constituted by the treaty.
(WUD, 1994, p.367)(AHD, 1971, p.744)(AP, 1/10/98)

1920 Jan 15, The United States approved a $150 million loan to Poland, Austria and Armenia to aid in their war with the Russian communists.
(HN, 1/15/99)

1920 Mar 7, The Bolsheviks opened a major offensive on the Polish front.
(HN, 3/7/98)

1920 May 18, Pope John Paul II (1978- ), [Karol Jozef Wojtyla] 264th Roman Catholic pope, was born in Wadowice, Poland. He was the first non-Italian Roman Catholic pope since the Renaissance and wrote the international bestseller "Crossing the Threshold."
(SFC, 5/19/97, p.A13)(HN, 5/18/99)

1920 Jul 4, Poland gave de facto recognition to Lithuania.
(LC, 1998, p.20)

1920 Aug 10, Allies recognized Poland, Czechoslovakia and Romania.
(MC, 8/10/02)

1921 Apr 9, Russo-Polish conflict ended with the signing of the Riga Treaty.
(HN, 4/9/98)

1921 The Solec Hospital in central Warsaw was built.
(WSJ, 1/15/97, p.A1)

1922 Feb 20, Vilnius, Lithuania, agreed to separate from Poland.
(MC, 2/20/02)

1922 Mar 24, The Polish parliament endorsed the transfer of the Vilnius area to Lithuania.
(LHC, 3/23/03)

1923 Feb 3, The National Union committee divided a neutral zone between Lithuania and Poland and drew a final line of demarcation.
(LHC, 2/3/03)

1923 Mar 15, An ambassador's conference set the demarcation line between Lithuania and Poland as a national border, which Lithuania did not recognize.
(LHC, 3/15/03)

1923 Apr 18, Poland annexed Central Lithuania.
(MC, 4/18/02)

1925 Feb 10, Poland made an accord with the Vatican and the archdiocese of Vilnius was revived as one of 5 Polish dioceses.
(LHC, 2/10/03)

1926 Feb 25, Poland demanded a permanent seat on the League Council.
(HN, 2/25/98)

1926 Jun 1, Ignacy Mocicki was elected president of Poland.
(DTnet, 6/1/97)

1931 Jan 24, The League of Nations rebuked Poland for the mistreatment of a German minority in Upper Silesia.
(HN, 1/24/99)

1933 Mar 6, Poland occupied free city Danzig (Gdansk).
(MC, 3/6/02)

Lithuania

1919 Jan 5-6, The Bolsheviks took over Vilnius.
(LC, 1998, p.8)

1919 Feb 8, Lithuanian and German military forces forced the Bolsheviks from Kedainiai.
(LHC, 2/8/03)

1919 Feb 27, The Bolsheviks took Lithuania and joined it with Belarus as a single Soviet republic. Litbel lasted until June 25.
(LHC, 2/27/03)

1919 Mar 5, The first call was made for the Lithuanian army.
(LC, 1998, p.12)

1919 Apr 12, Antanas Smetona was elected the 1st president of Lithuania.
(LC, 1998, p.14)

1919 Apr 19-20, Polish Army captured Vilno (Vilnius), Lithuania from Soviet Army.
(HN, 4/20/98)(LC, 1998, p.14)

1919 Jun 28, The Versailles Treaty was signed. It in part transferred control of Klaipeda to the oversight of a joint commission from Britain, France, Italy and Japan.
(Voruta #27-28, 7/1996, p.2)(LC, 1998, p.18)

1919 Oct 2, War with the Bolsheviks ended.
(LC, 1998, p.26)

1919 The Central Library of Lithuania was founded and named after Martynas Mazvydas, the 16th century author of the first Lith. book.
(WWW)

1919 The Red Army with the collaboration of Lithuanian communists led by Mickevicius-Kapsukas occupied Vilnius.
(DrEE, 12/14/96, p.4)

1919 A war with the Bolsheviks was fought in Lithuania. Partisan activity of this time was documented in the 1979 book by Petras Gudelis: "Joniskelio Apskrities Partizanai" (The Partisans of Joniskelis County) his 1983 "Joniskelio Apskrities Partizanu Atsiminimai" (Memoirs of Partisans of Joniskelis County).
(DrEE, 10/12/96, p.3)

1919 Jonas Vileisis led a Lithuanian government mission in Washington to secure loans for the newly established government of Lithuania.
(Dr, 7/96, V1#1, p.4)

1919 Draugas, a Lithuanian newspaper, began daily publication. It was published by the congregation of Lithuanian Marion fathers in Chicago.
(Dr, 7/96, V1#1, p.3)

1920 Jan 27, In Kaunas higher education classes began marking the beginnings of Kaunas University.
(LHC, 1/27/03)

1920 Feb 12, The last German forces withdrew from Klaipeda as French and English naval forces arrived.
(LHC, 2/12/03)

1920 Feb 12, French troops occupied the area of Klaipeda.
(Voruta #27-28, 7/1996, p.2)

1920 Feb 17, A directorship for the Klaipeda (Kaliningrad) region was formed.
(LHC, 2/17/03)

1920 Feb 21, A Prussian Lithuanian National Council urged the Lithuanian government and the Allies to take measures for uniting the Klaipeda region to Lithuania.
(LHC, 2/21/03)

1920 Feb 27, The Lithuanian government offered the representatives of the National Council of Prussian Lithuania assent to cooptation in the Lithuanian government. They co-opted March 20.
(LHC, 2/27/03)

1920 Apr 14-15, Elections to the Constituent Seimas took place. 112 representatives were elected to the parliament: 59 Christian Democrat, 28 Peasant and social populists, 12 Social Democrats, 7 Jews, 3 Poles, 1 German and 2 Independents. The Seimas elected Aleksandras Stulginskis the first President. A coalition government was formed by Kazys Grinius.
(DrEE, 10/5/96, p.5)

1920 May 15, The Constituent Assembly opened to promulgate fundamental state laws.
(DrEE, 10/12/96, p.3)

1920 Jun, The Seimas adopted a Provisional Constitution.
(DrEE, 10/5/96, p.5)

1920 Jul 4, Poland gave de facto recognition to Lithuania.
(LC, 1998, p.20)

1920 Jul 12, Lithuania and Russia signed a peace treaty in Moscow.
(LC, 1998, p.20)

1920 Aug 26, The Lithuanian army marched into Vilnius.
(LC, 1998, p.22)

1920 Oct 7, A peace treaty was signed with Poland.
(LC, 1998, p.26)

1920 Oct 9, Poland's Gen. Zeligovski took over Vilnius one day before the new peace treaty was to take effect.
(LC, 1998, p.26)(XXIA, 7/21/99)

1920 Dec 26, The Drama Theater began operating.
(LC, 1998, p.30)

1920 Dec 31, The Lithuanian Opera began operating.
(LC, 1998, p.30)

1920 Adomas Varnas, artist, designed the first Lithuanian postal stamp. It featured a portrait of Grand Duke Vytautas and was issued for the inauguration of the National Assembly.
(DrEE, 11/9/96, p.6)

1920-1939 The era of Polish occupation of Vilnius.
(DrEE, 12/14/96, p.4)

1920-1940 Kaunas was the capital of Lithuania.
(DrEE, 11/23/96, p.4)

1921 Jan 22, The War Museum in Kaunas was dedicated.
(LC, 1998, p.8)

1921 Feb 16, The War Museum in Kaunas was officially opened.
(Dr, 7/7/96, p.4)(LHC, 2/16/03)

1921 Mar 21, The Lithuanian army marched into Palanga.
(LC, 1998, p.12)

1921 May 31, American Lithuanians gave Pres. Harding a million signatures requesting de jure recognition of Lithuania.
(LC, 1998, p.16)

1921 Sep, Lithuania was admitted to the League of Nations.
(DrEE, 10/5/96, p.5)

1921 The first basketball court in Lithuania was constructed in Kaunas.
(DrEE, 11/9/96, p.2)

1921 Zemaite (b.1845), pioneer of realism in Lithuanian literature, died. Her portrait is in the one litas note.
(LC, 1998, p.4)

1922 Jan 22, The museum at Klaipeda was established.
(LHC, 1/22/03)

1922 Feb 1, In Vilnius the "Middle Lithuanian" parliament gathered.
(LC, 1998, p.10)

1922 Feb 16, The Univ. of Vytautas the Great re-opened in Kaunas. It was Lithuania's main university until 1930.
(DrEE, 11/23/96, p.4)(LHC, 2/16/03)

1922 Feb 20, The "Middle Lithuanian" parliament announced the attachment of Vilnius to Poland.
(LC, 1998, p.10)

1922 Mar 24, The Polish parliament endorsed the transfer of the Vilnius area to Lithuania.
(LHC, 3/23/03)

1922 Mar 29, The Lithuanian government announced a land reform act enacted Feb 15.
(LC, 1998, p.12)(LHC, 3/29/03)

1922 Apr, The first Lithuanian basketball match was staged.
(DrEE, 11/9/96, p.2)

1922 Jul 13, A conference of ambassadors gave de jure recognition to Lithuania.
(LC, 1998, p.20)

1922 Jul 27, The US government recognized the Lithuanian government de jure.
(Dr, 7/96, V1#1, p.3)

1922 Feb 20, Vilnius, Lithuania, agreed to separate from Poland.
(MC, 2/20/02)

1922 Aug 1, The new Constitution was adopted.
(DrEE, 10/5/96, p.5)(LC, 1998, p.22)

1922 Aug 16, The litas was proclaimed the national currency.
(LC, 1998, p.22)

1922 Sep 25, The litas was issued as the national currency.
(LC, 1998, p.24)

1922 Oct 10-11, The first Lithuanian parliament was elected.
(LC, 1998, p.26)

1922 Oct 11, The US officially accredited Voldemaras Carneckis as the Lithuanian representative and the official Lithuanian Legation in Washington began.
(Dr, 7/96, V1#1, p.4)

1922 Nov 10, Sweden recognized Lithuania de jure.
(LC, 1998, p.28)

1922 Nov 13, Following elections the first Seimas of 78 representatives was convened.
(DrEE, 10/5/96, p.5)

1922 Dec 12, Lithuania was recognized de jure by Britain, France, Italy and Japan.
(LC, 1998, p.30)

1922 A veterinary branch was opened at the Kaunas Univ. Medical Faculty.
(DrEE, 12/14/96, p.5)

1923 Jan 9, The uprising at Klaipeda began.
(LC, 1998, p.8)

1923 Jan 10, Troops of the Lithuanian army crossed the Kaipeda border with assistance from local rebels.
(LHC, 1/9/03)

1923 Jan 15, Lithuanians took Klaipeda back from French control.
(LC, 1998, p.8)(LHC, 1/15/03)

1923 Feb 3, The National Union committee divided a neutral zone between Lithuania and Poland and drew a final line of demarcation.
(LHC, 2/3/03)

1923 Mar 11, The Ausra Museum was founded in Siauliai on the 40th anniversary of the Ausra newspaper.
(LHC, 3/11/03)

1923 Mar 15, An ambassador's conference set the demarcation line between Lithuania and Poland as a national border, which Lithuania did not recognize.
(LHC, 3/15/03)

1923 Mar, The Seimas was dissolved due to equal representation in parliament that made it difficult to govern.
(DrEE, 10/5/96, p.5)

1923 Apr 18, Poland annexed Central Lithuania.
(MC, 4/18/02)

1923 May 12-13, The 2nd Seimas was elected. The Christian Democrats achieved a majority of the 78 seats. It served for 3 years but went through 4 sets of leadership: Ernestas Galvanauskas, Antanas Tumenas, Vytautas Petrulis, and Leonas Bistras.
(DrEE, 10/5/96, p.5)(LC, 1998, p.16)

1923 Dec 29-30, The first Lithuanian boxing competition was held in Kaunas.
(DrEE, 11/9/96, p.2)

1923 The first Greco-Roman wrestling contests were held in Kaunas.
(DrEE, 11/23/96, p.2)

1923-1927 Kazys Bikauskas replaced Mr. Carneckis as the Lithuanian representative in Washington. Mr. Bikauskas arranged the purchase of the embassy on 16th St.
(Dr, 7/96, V1#1, p.4)

1924 May 8, In Paris a convention on Klaipeda was signed.
(LC, 1998, p.16)

1924 May 17, The foreign entente in charge of Klaipeda granted suzerainty to Lithuania by a treaty signed in Paris.
(Voruta #27-28, 7/1996, p.2)

1924 Jul 16, American war ships first entered Klaipeda.
(LC, 1998, p.20)

1924 Aug 23, The first Lithuanian national song festival was held in Kaunas.
(LC, 1998, p.22)

1924 US Lithuanians purchased a home on the 2200 block of 16th St. owned by Senator John B. Henderson for $90,000 as its embassy in Washington DC.
(Dr, 7/96, V1#1, p.4)

1924 The external Lithuanian Community published the following periodicals: the leftist Keleivis (Pilgrim), the religious Darbininkas (Worker), the 2 nationalist Vienybe (Unity), and Tevyne (Fatherland).
(DrEE, 10/5/96, p.3)

1925 Jan 18, The museum at Panevezys opened.
(LHC, 1/18/03)

1925 Jun 25, A British fleet visited Klaipeda.
(LC, 1998, p.18)

1925 Feb 10, Poland made an accord with the Vatican and the archdiocese of Vilnius was revived as one of 5 Polish dioceses.
(LHC, 2/10/03)

1925 The Yivo Institute, devoted to Jewish and Yiddish culture and scholarship, was based in Vilnius.
(SFEC, 11/24/96, p.A15)

1925 The first Lithuanian weightlifting championship was held.
(DrEE, 11/9/96, p.2)

1925 The first Lithuanian Greco-Roman wrestling championships were held.
(DrEE, 11/23/96, p.2)

1926 Mar 30, Feliks E. Dzerzjinski (48), Lithuanian organizer (KGB), died. Felix Dzerzhinsky was the founder of the communist secret police, the Cheka.
(MC, 3/30/02)(WSJ, 10/15/02, p.D6)

1926 May 8-10, Elections for the 3rd Seimas took place. The formerly dominant right-wing parties were replaced by the moderate leftists (Peasant Populists and Social Democrats). Kazys Grinius was elected president and Mykolas Slezevicius was Prime Minister. Martial law and restrictions on democratic freedoms were abolished. A Non-aggression Treaty was signed with the Soviet Union and Lithuania's right to Vilnius, which was under Polish occupation, was recognized.
(DrEE, 10/5/96, p.5)

1926 Apr 4, The Papal Bull "Lituanorum Gente" established Lithuanian as a province of the Catholic Church.
(LC, 1998, p.14)

1926 Jun 7, Dr. Kazys Grinius was elected president by the 3rd Parliament.
(LC, 1998, p.18)

1926 Sep 27, Lithuania and the Soviet Union agreed to a 5-year peace treaty.
(LC, 1998, p.16,24)

1926 Sep 27, A Concordat was signed with Sweden.
(LC, 1998, p.24)

1926 Nov 21, Nationalistic students organized an illegal march to protest the liberal government's soft policy on communists and other perceived provocateurs.
(DrEE, 10/12/96, p.3)

1926 Dec 17, The military right-wing opposition executed a coup d'etat.
(DrEE, 10/5/96, p.5)

1926-1927 The first 2 years of the right-wing regime under Prime Minister Augustinas Voldemaras were particularly harsh.
(DrEE, 10/12/96, p.3)

1927 Feb 16, Dr. Jonas Basanavicius died in Vilnius.
(LC, 1998, p.10)

1927 Apr 12, The Seimas (parliament) was dissolved.
(DrEE, 10/5/96, p.5)

1927-1928 Mikas Bagdonas replaced Mr. Bizauskas as Lith. representative in Washington.
(Dr, 7/96, V1#1, p.4)

1927-1929 Over this period 522 people were convicted in field military courts for communist or other alleged subversive activities.
(DrEE, 10/12/96, p.3)

1928 Jan 29, Lithuania and Germany signed a boundary agreement that established the Nemunas River as a border up to Klaipeda.
(Voruta #27-28, 7/1996, p.2)(LHC, 1/29/03)

1928 Jul 1, The 2nd national song festival was held in Kaunas.
(LC, 1998, p.20)

1928 The School of Animal Husbandry was opened in Gruzdziai (Siauliai region).
(DrEE, 12/14/96, p.5)

1928-1934 Bronius Kazys Balutis replaced Mr. Bagdonas as Lith. representative in Washington.
(Dr, 7/96, V1#1, p.4)

1929 Mar 23, Germany took over Klaipeda (Courland) and Adolph Hitler arrived there.
(LHC, 3/23/03)

[Elias Tarfarius]

Latvia

1918 Feb 15, Estonia, Latvia & Lithuania adopted the Gregorian calendar.
(440 Int'l., 2/15/99)

1918 Dec 11, Latvia proclaimed independence.
(LC, 1998, p.30)

1918-1939 During the period of Baltic independence some 236,000 Latvians returned from Russia.
(BN, 10/96, p.1)

1919 Jan 5, British ships shelled the Bolshevik headquarters in Riga.
(HN, 1/5/99)

1921 Apr 9, Russo-Polish conflict ended with the signing of the Riga Treaty.
(HN, 4/9/98)

1926 A Soviet census indicated that 202,000 persons living in the USSR called themselves "Latvians."
(BN, 10/96, p.1)

Estonia

1918 Feb 24, Estonia's Independence Day. Estonia proclaimed independence from Russia.
(LHC, 2/23/03)

1918 Mar 3, Germany and Austria forced Soviet Russia to sign the Peace of Brest, which called for the establishment of 5 independent countries: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland and Ukraine. The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk, which ended Russian participation in World War I, was annulled by the November 1918 armistice. The treaty deprived the Soviets of White Russia.
(AP, 3/3/98)(HN, 3/3/99)(LHC, 3/1/03)

1921 The Tartu Peace Treaty between Estonia and the Soviet Union recognized a free and independent Estonian Republic in perpetuity with fixed borders recognized in the treaty.
(BN, V.15, No.55, p.4)

1928 Newspapers across the US published “Visiting the World Children,” a geography aid for American kids with pictures that were to be colored and clipped. Book No.34 was titled “Some Children in Esthonia, the Potato Republic.”
(BN, V.15, No.55, p.1)

[Zaan]

Blast... I also created a thread for this region. Well, copy paste some of my ideas here and let me know, so I'll delete my thread.

[Elias Tarfarius]

Zaan's Polish events (unscripted as of now)

1919
- The Leviathan is founded
January 1919
- The Bolshevik aggresion
4/5 Jan 1919
- Sapieha and Januszajtis coup attempt
16 Jan 1919
- Paderewski appointed prime minister
23 Jan - 3 Feb 1919
- Conflict with Czechoslovakia over Cieszyn. (event also for Czechoslovakia)
26 Jan 1919
- The first election
16 Feb 1919
- Wielkopolska rebels make armistice with the Germans (event also for Germany)
20 Feb 1919
- The small constitution
April 1919
- Unification of Polish Socialist Party (PPS)
June 1919
- Haller's Blue Army and Zeligowski's division return home
28 June 1919
- The Treaty of Versailles. Polish western border. (event also for Germany and UK or France)
10 July 1919
- The Agrarian reforms.
16-17 Aug 1919
- First Silesian uprising (event also, or most of all, for Germany)
September 1919
- The western powers divide the Cieszyn Area.
27 Oct 1919
- Paderewski resigns
1920
- First issue of "Skamander" is printed (flavour)
21 Apr 1920
- Agreement with Petlura
1 Jul 1920
- Creation of the Council of State Defense (ROP)
11 Jul 1920
- The poll on the northern border
15 Jul 1920
- Agrarian reforms made official
24 Jul 1920
- The Government of National Unity is established.
30 Jul 1920
- Temporary Comitee of Revolutionary Poland (TKRP) is founded in Bialystok
14/15 Aug 1920
- Miracle on the Vistula (will check if the soviets occupy Warsaw or not)
19/20 Aug 1920
- Second Silesian uprisnig (again for Germany)
9 Oct 1920
- Zeligowski captures Middle Lithuania (we need a tag for it)
19 Feb 1921
- Alliance with France
3 Mar 1921
- Alliance with Romania
17 Mar 1921
- The march Constitution
18 Mar 1921
- The Treaty of Riga (event also for USSR)
- Pilsudski and Dmowski conflict (only if Poland won the war with USSR)
20 Mar 1921
- The poll in Upper Silesia
2 May 1921
- Third Silesian uprsinig (for Germany as usual)
12 Oct 1921
- League of Nations divides Upper Silesia (event for Germany and for someone "being" the LN as well)
10 Feb 1921
- Poland signs a treaty with Vatican.
24 Mar 1922
- Incorporation of Middle Lithuania
16 Dec 1922
- Assasination of President Narutowicz.
30 June 1923
- Pilsudski resigns from political activities.
13 Aug 1923
- The port in Gdynia
6 Nov 1923
- General strike in Krakow
Dec 1923
- Hyperinflation hits Poland
1924
- Creation of Polish Bank
- Debate over social policies.
- Karol Szymanowski finishes "Krol Roger" (flavour)
- Zeromski writes "Przedwiosnie" (flaovur)
- Reymont awarded the Nobel prize (flaovur)
April 1924
- Grabski's Monetary reform
October 1925
- The conference at Locarno. (event for Germany, Czechoslovakia and Poland)
28 Dec 1925
- Agrarian reforms return
1926
- Polish Radio airs first regular transmissions (flavour)
12 May 1926
- Pilsudski's coup, the Sanation.
2 Aug 1926
- Dictatorship established
1927
- First Chopin piano festival (flavour)
August 1928
- Litvinov protocol. (for Romania and USSR also)
1928
- Polish athlete gets the gold in the Olympiad (flavour)
1929
- Polish Airlines LOT founded (flaovur)
14 Mar 1929
- Centrolew is founded as an opposition to the Sanation.
31 Oct 1929
- Polish-German liquidative agreement
1930
- Ossendowski writes "Lenin" (flavour)
27 Mar 1930
- Polish-German trade agreement
July 1930
- President Moscicki disbands the parliament
9 Sep 1930
- Opposition leaders imprisoned
1932
- "Kariera Nikodema Dyzmy" by Dolega-Mostowicz is a bestseller. (flavour)
- Leopold Staff publishes "Wysokie Drzewa" (flavour)
13 Jan 1932
- The Brest trial finishes.
25 Aug 1932
- Non-aggresion pact signed with USSR.
30 Jan 1933
- Hitler comes to power in Germany

[Nerfix]

I think that the Estonian "petrol-rock" (ARGH! I can't remember the english name!) deposits were found in 1922. Not 100% sure though. The "petrol-rock" can be either burn as a fuel(polluting as hell) or be processed into oil.

[roberd]

Polish POPs in Silesia(Kattowitz, Glewitz and Braslau)
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[roberd]

And i think that Congresspoland shouldn't include file congresspoland_russian.

[Zaan]

Why is that? I'm sure there were some russian left in the II RP, although I agree that the number should be severely decreased.

[roberd]

What do you think about this Pops in Posen. Is there too much Polish Pops ??
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[Strategist]

Have you looked in the netherlands tread? Windmolen says something about having changed the states of the Dutch Colonies, maybe you can use that to divide congress poland?

[Windmolen]

Originally Posted by Strategist

Have you looked in the netherlands tread? Windmolen says something about having changed the states of the Dutch Colonies, maybe you can use that to divide congress poland?

Well.... the indonesian provinces were already defined in the game files... but paradox was too lazy to copy and paste that stuff so all we got was a 1 province state ... so if Paradox didn't define more polish provinces, it'll gonna be hard... but VIP made some new provinces to so it's possible...

[roberd]

When the Polish events will be ready ??

[Strategist]

Is there anyone creating polish events atm then?

[roberd]

I think that Poland, Czechoslovakia and Baltics should have chain of events that can create them into one federation country which can be counterbalance to USSR and Germany(Pilsudski conception)

[Nerfix]

Originally Posted by roberd

I think that Poland, Czechoslovakia and Baltics should have chain of events that can create them into one federation country which can be counterbalance to USSR and Germany(Pilsudski conception)

Ummm, is this "Insane Pipedream" classified or "Could have happened" classified?

[Zaan]

Is there anyone creating polish events atm then?

Yup, I've been working on them a little but I'm kinda short on time as of late. The first batch of events should be ready in the weekend.

Ummm, is this "Insane Pipedream" classified or "Could have happened" classified?

I'd classify it a the "insane pipedream" thingy. Pilsudski's conception was actually to create smaller "buffer" states on the soivet border and separate Poland from directly bordering the USSR. However it was Dmowski's conception, in which he said that such buffer states nor Poland wouldn't be strong enough to hold their own against the soviets (prolly was right), that was finally adopted. Dmowski however feared a multi-national country (in fact he turned down Lenin's offer to get Minsk and Bobruisk as part of the peace treaty) and I don't believe a union with Czechoslovakia and the Baltics would be reasonable. Beside, Poland's relations with Lithuania and Czechoslovakia were bad then, although "bad" may be an understatement.

[roberd]

http://www.robsson2004.republika.pl/congress.rar Test it and tell me about bugs

[roberd]

http://www.robsson2004.republika.pl/POL_party.rar
Polish political parties.

[Zaan]

Roberd, where to put these files exactly? I've been pasting them into what logically seems right (meaning scenarios/1919/db/parties for example) but the parties still won't load. Don't you need to declare that file in some other one?

[Strategist]

I am busy inserting them, but I haven't had much time for it because of a MP game, but I will have to make some connections to them in the .eug. This will take some time, but I will insert it as soon as it is ready, OK?