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**Prince Cobra** · 12-13-2006, 20:21

News from Bulgaria:

Tomorrow afternoon, 14th of December, the Crown Council is summoned by the Tzar of Bulgaria. By unconfirmed information the participation of the war of the Bulgarian Tzardom will be officiallly discussed and an official declaration is expected to be read.

**Motep** · 12-14-2006, 01:34

News From The French Senate:

The current french political mess (thats what it is) will be reformed. There will still be a senate, but it will have an elected leader, a system much like that of the u.s. French will have a re-formed Democracy! Further information will be placed in the next news-letter.

**Marshal Murat** · 12-14-2006, 03:21

In response to the French re-organization, Britain will be offering light refreshments in Parliament for the French, Russian, Serbian, Chilean, Argentinian, Norwedgian, Swedish, Danish, Australian, Indian, Japanese, and any other diplomats so they may discuss this conflict.

**Motep** · 12-14-2006, 14:51

Frome the Senatorial Congress:

Our reform is complete. We have removed the corrupt officials, and have given the people more say in the goverment. General Ferdinand Foch has been elected by us and the people of France to the position of Prime Minister.

**Prince Cobra** · 12-14-2006, 15:01

Bulgarian Prime-Minister Vasil Radoslavoff resigned from the post.

Tzardom of Bulgaria officially announce its joining to the powers of the Entente and their Allies. Bulgaria declares war to the Central Powers and their Allies. Thus we of Bulgaria hope our national ideals to be fufilled.

Ferdinand of Bulgaria and all the Bulgarians

Warluster, send me by PM detailed description of the military situation on the Balkans.

**Warluster** · 12-15-2006, 02:32

Declare of War!!!

Something extraodinary happened at 11:00 today 1915, Greece officially declared they were no longer part of the Central Powers and were to be part of the Allies group of NAtions, can the central powers face them all. The German Army also today was finnaly fully moblized, as was the Turkish and Italian armies.