Dimplomacy - Ground Structure Information
Verfasst: Fr 14.03.2003, 17:42
In diplomacy there will be many options to negotiate with other countries. Diplomatic results and their effects affect the relationship between countries and influences the mood of individuals.
The most important values which influence the negotiation with another country is your reputation, your minister of foreign affairs, your kind of regime, some of your sub-categories for regimes, your 'real' military forces and your economic strenght.
Lets go to the
Treaties in peace times
- secret treaties - e.g. germany-russia treaty for german maneuvers in russian territory. Only active if germany isnt allowed to do maneuvers.
- fleet pact
- research treaty
- trade treaty
- trade union
- use of friendly ports
- use of friendly airports
- cultural exchange
- friendship treaty
- non agression pact
- alliance
- union (e.g. The german bund, variables for success are will of people, government, friendship and same/nearly culture/religion
- Military access
- Marriage
- Disarmament Treaty
- grant military, social, industrial aid
- gifts e.g. money,
- Debts treaties
- Land selling treaties, as alaska goes to US
Treaties in/after war times
- occupied important(industrial) regions/towns - e.g. Rhineland occupation
- Reparation payments
- Delimitation of soft army - e.g. germany isnt allowed to have more than 100.000 troops.
- Delimitation of hard army - e.g. germany isnt allowed to have more than ** Divisions hard army(tanks, planes etc.)
- unconditional surrender
- first nation forces second nation to end the war, or third nation will declare war on second nation
- force a country to embargo another country
- force a country to secede colonies
- force a country to destroy its industries and go back to the roots
- demilitarized Regions
- armistice treaty for a certain time period
- peace treaty
The most important values which influence the negotiation with another country is your reputation, your minister of foreign affairs, your kind of regime, some of your sub-categories for regimes, your 'real' military forces and your economic strenght.
Lets go to the
Treaties in peace times
- secret treaties - e.g. germany-russia treaty for german maneuvers in russian territory. Only active if germany isnt allowed to do maneuvers.
- fleet pact
- research treaty
- trade treaty
- trade union
- use of friendly ports
- use of friendly airports
- cultural exchange
- friendship treaty
- non agression pact
- alliance
- union (e.g. The german bund, variables for success are will of people, government, friendship and same/nearly culture/religion
- Military access
- Marriage
- Disarmament Treaty
- grant military, social, industrial aid
- gifts e.g. money,
- Debts treaties
- Land selling treaties, as alaska goes to US
Treaties in/after war times
- occupied important(industrial) regions/towns - e.g. Rhineland occupation
- Reparation payments
- Delimitation of soft army - e.g. germany isnt allowed to have more than 100.000 troops.
- Delimitation of hard army - e.g. germany isnt allowed to have more than ** Divisions hard army(tanks, planes etc.)
- unconditional surrender
- first nation forces second nation to end the war, or third nation will declare war on second nation
- force a country to embargo another country
- force a country to secede colonies
- force a country to destroy its industries and go back to the roots
- demilitarized Regions
- armistice treaty for a certain time period
- peace treaty