The Revolution will put you in morally ambiguous situations in which there are no obvious solutions, and the decisions you made are never unambiguous. At the end of a day you will also confront your decisions with your family and very often they will see it differently. As a judge of the Revolutionary Tribunal, you will have to trudge through this setting passing sentences, playing a dangerous political game, and doing everything in your power to not to be guillotined as an enemy of revolution. The Revolution is a unique game with a singular art style set in the blood-soaked and paranoid world of the French Revolution, where often you could not tell a friend from an enemy. On 30 June 1813 Russia surrendered, unwilling to let Moscow perish in flames.
During the winter Napoleon had restructured Poland under Poniatowski and recreated the Kingdom of Ukraine under Chielmkowski easing the supply effort. When late spring came, Napoleon again had more than half a million men in Russia and was advancing. Supply lines where secured and a lesser task force called L'Armee Baltique moved up occupying the Baltic coast up to St Petersburg which it took by assault. Napoleon though decided to hold his Grand Armee, spreading it out for winter. The Battle of Borodino (September 5-7) started as a bloody struggle, but thanks to luck and a diversion attack by Marshal Ney, the Russian Army was annihilated. The Russians made a slow retreat to even the odds as the French army was shrinking from attrition.
In June France invaded Russia with more than a half million men. Russia was her ally and everything looked perfect until 1812, The Russians did not fulfill their obligations when come to the Continental Blockade and they had become wary of French power. France was at war with England, but had managed to vassalize Spain. In 1809 Austria had been crushed and also Prussia was occupied. The king ordered in troops, but the soldiers refused to shoot at th. While refining the final Constitution and signing the Financial reform, the effects of the government's denial to subside the bread prices was seen on the streets of Paris. Unfortunately the farmers and petty bourgeois were held outside the negotiation as Necker believed them to crave impossible social concessions. At first the king tried counteracting initiatives to produce a constitutional and social reform, but on 11th July he had to face facts and issued the popular minister of finance, Necker, to create a good proposal for financial reform. However, that both financial and constitutional reform was needed was beyond doubt to all members. Only farmers wanted a social reform, while both noblemen and bourgeois could accept a partial social reform. The different sections of the French society were somewhat divided on issues and couldn't agree. On 5th May 1789 the General Estates met at Versailles. Please help with verifying or updating this infobox. The revolution is present in the capital. Is the nation with the biggest army and highest development which has their capital in Europe. is the nation with the biggest army and highest development which has their capital in Europeĥ0%~65% of the development has the Revolution.Ħ5%~80% of the development has the Revolution.Ĩ0% or more of the development has the Revolution.50% of the development has the Revolution.rebels control at least 8 provinces including the capital and revolutionary rebels are active in the country.
At least one of the following is true for France:.It is currently the ‘Age of Revolutions’. If these prerequisites are met, the monthly progress can begin. the capital is in Europe or the revolution is present in the capital.(Non-monarchy France gets regular Revolution instead.) is not a subject nation other than a tributary state.did not have this disaster nor the revolution disaster before nor did it embrace the revolution in some other way.Please help with verifying or updating this section. 3.4.5.7 The Revolutionary Republic – Declining Popularity.3.4.5.6 The Revolutionary Republic – Instability.3.4.5.5 The Revolutionary Republic – Halting Revolution.3.4.5.4 The Revolutionary Republic – National Debt.3.4.5.3 The Revolutionary Republic – Financial Mismanagement.3.4.5.2 The Revolutionary Republic – War Exhaustion.3.4.5.1 The Revolutionary Republic – Manpower Drain.3.4.5 Trouble with the Revolutionary Republic.3.1 The French Revolution: Republican Monarchy.
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