German Diplomatic Relations

[Fourth Reich of Deutschland]

1.) Embassies

- Must be located in Berlin
- At most 350 staff members
- At most 1/3 of members to be armed police
- At most three helipads
- At most 30 acres
- Embassy is subject to the laws of the nation in question, but must respect German law.
- At most 5 stories high

2.) Diplomacy

If you wish to discuss diplomatic relations, please use the following format:

TO: The Fourth Reich of Germany
FROM: [Nation Name]
SUBJECT: [Subject of message]

[Message]

[END FORMAT]

Countries Who Own Embassies in Berlin, Germany:

- Hungary, France, Poland

[L'empire de la France]

TO: The Fourth Reich of Germany
FROM: L'empire de la France

We would like to construct an embassy in Berlin and welcome you to build one in Paris. We would have 350 staff members as you are in the middle of Europe and a logical location for a central point in French politics. The embassy will have 30 French Foreign legion troops as guards and a further 15 guards that will not be in uniform. We wish to use all 30 acres, have five stories, and three helipads. We ask that you follow the same guidelines for an embassy in Paris if you decide to build one.

Signed,
Président Jacques Chirac

[United Balkan Republic]

TO: The Fourth Empire of Germany
FROM: Supreme Chancellor of Foreign Affairs Office, Budapest, Hungary

In mutual respect for our German neighbor, the nation of Hungary would like to build an embassy in Berlin with the following specifications:

- 300 staff members
- 100 armed police with AMD-65 Assault Rifles and TT-33 Pistols with an abundance of ammunition
- Two helipads, each with one Mi-8T transport helicopter armed with one heavy machine gun and 1,000 rounds of ammunition
- 25 acres of space
- 4 stories high

Signed,
Jakob Wlaydysaw, Supreme Chancellor of Foreign Affairs

[Republic of Slovenia]

To: The Fourth Reich of Germany
From: Republic of Slovenia

Since we are together in the EBA, we think it would be wise to enstrenghten our diplomatic ties. That is why we request if we can build an embassy in Berlin. Of course, we will allow you to do the same in Ljubljana.

Sincerily,

Janez Drnovshek,
President of Slovenia