German War (From Sea to Shining Sea)

The German War, also known as the German Civil War, was a brief civil war fought from 1945 to 1946.

Prelude
Following the end of World War 2, Germany was divided among the Allies. America created a communist puppet state in the area it occupied, known as the "German Democratic Republic". It was funded and given by America and was encouraged by Sarah Leslie to spread communism. On October 15, 1945, the Workers' Congress voted in favor of invading the remainder of Germany. Wilhelm Pieck, the chairman of the German Laborers' Party, was selected to be the temporary leader of South Germany, and the German War began.

Attack on the Allies
South Germany invaded through the west, capturing the capitals of each zone and then spreading outwards. By February of 1946, Baden-Baden, Bad Oeynhausen, and Berlin had been captured by the German Workers' Armed Forces. Britain, France, and Russia sent their armies into Germany with the intention of stopping South Germany. South Germany was forced to retreat inwards towards its capital. South Germany requested reinforcements from America, but these were never received as America was focusing on Japan. As a result, Frankfurt was captured and the South German government and armies were dissolved.

Aftermath
Following the war, Germany was united under a democratic capitalist government, the "Federal Republic of Germany". This war lead to a distrust between the two global superpowers: America and Russia, planting the seeds for the Cold War.