History of Volkstat(1867-1939)

April 1, 1867: Willhelm I is crowned at a ceremony in Deutschstat. Construction of a palace for the viceroy and the king begins.

September 23, 1868: The construction is finished. The "palace" is an enormous mansion with grand halls and a height of 30 meters, along with a museum.

July 19, 1870: The Franco-Prussian war begins. Volkstat sends some medics, spies, and 10 soldiers. No one from Volkstat died, because they went into the Netherlands accidentaly and got captured by border patrols, and when they got out, they were unable to make it to the front in time.

January 18, 1871: The German Empire is created. Volkstat is allowed to remain independent due to ethnic diversity, though under the suzerainty of Germany.

March 9, 1888: Willhelm I dies. Volkstat tries to elect the prince of Oldenberg, but Germany refuses. After some vague threats by the Dutch to hide Volkstat, Volkstat elects the Prince anyway.

June 13, 1900: Peter II, that Prince and King, dies. Volkstat elects Willhelm II.

July 28, 1914: Germany declares war on the Entente. Volkstat sends 25 troops. 6 die, unfortunately, over the course of the war.

January 1, 1918: A new, more independence wanting Senate comes to power. They change the constitution to call the senate Soviet, make the flag X yellow, and increase soviet power. They begin crackdowns on other parties.

November 9, 1918: Willhelm II abdicates. The Soviet unconstitutionally abolishes the monarchy and invades nearby areas.

November 28, 1918: After the Freikorps attacks them and the people rebel, the invasion is stopped, and the monarchy is restored. All actions of that party are declared null and void.

January 1, 1919: A new clause is added to the constitution, saying that all spchanges in sovereignty require a referendum.

March 23, 1933: Volkstat begins attempts to be self reliant and to not trade with Germany. Willhelm accepts initially, but over time refuses.

September 6, 1939: Willhelm II begins making plans to join Germany. On this day, he goes out, but the guards refuse to let him through. He says he is king, and that he has to go to Germany. The guards state they know what he plans to do, and say to call a referendum. He says he is king and to let him through, and the guard says No. And then, a shot is fiered.