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| Official language | German |
| Capital | Berlin |
| Kaiser in 1919 | Wilhelm II (1887-1950) |
| Prime Minister in 1919 | General Paul von Hindenburg (1917-1925) |
| Establishment | 1871 |
| Currency | Reichsmark |
Overview
The German Empire was considerably strenghtened by the victory in OTL WWI. By the Treaty of Berlin, German gained strategic land in Poland and France. It is the strongest member of the European Alliance.
Foreign Relations
The German Reich maintained close relations with all members of the EA, especially Austria-Hungary and the Bulgarian government-in-exile. After the 1917 invasion of Bulgaria and Romania, Germany invited the deposed monarchs to set up resistance in Berlin. Today, the country has very close relations with the new Russian Empire and Austria-Hungary.
Military (1919)
In 1919, Germany had the strongest army in the world. The whole army in 1919 was composed of 7 Armies, including 2 Armored Divisions. Its navy was built up after the victory in the 1914 War. In 1919, it had 190 ships, compared to the USSR's 25 ships. It maintained an aviation division of about 1200 planes in 1919.
Headquarters:
Army
1st Army (Prussian): BERLIN
2nd Army (Prussian): BERLIN
3rd Army (Saxon): BRESLAU
4th Army (Bavarian): MUNICH
5th Army (Baden-Hessian): FRANKFURT AM MAIN and STUTTGART
6th Army (East Prussian): KONIGSBERG
7th Army (Hannoverian): HANNOVER, BREMEN, HAMBURG
Naval Bases
1st Navy: KONIGSBERG
2nd Navy: HAMBURG
3rd Navy: KIEL