South Germany (Yellowstone: 1936)

The State of Germany (German: Staat Deutschland), also known as South Germany, is a landlocked single-party presidential nation-state in central-Europe. The nation, with a population of around 25,000,000, has an area of 143,222 km², and has a temperate, seasonal climate. Germany is currently one of the major agricultural, scientific and technological powers in Europe.

Formed in the wake of the, it is the successor state to the which in turn was a successor to the Nazi German State. It was formally established following the left-wing's victory in Berlin during the, and the flight of a number of high ranking Nazi officials to south-Germany, who dissolved the provisional government on May 5, 1941, with Hermann Göring, then incumbent President of the Reich, declaring the newly established State of Germany as a successor to the entirety of the Third Reich.