Congress of Warsaw (Central Victory)

The Congress of Warsaw was a conference of ambassadors of European states and the United States chaired by the Polish king Charles III, and held in Warsaw from 1956-1957.

Objective
Its objective was to redraw the continent's political map and settle the many issues arising from the effects of The First and Second World Wars. All nations attending this congress agreed that the leading nations of the victors who can influence world policies and international agreements should become what is called a 'Superpower. 'The leading nation of the Allied Powers was the United States, who also had the most advanced Navy in the world. The United States also had a strong economy and heavy influence in the western hemisphere and growing influence in the Pacific Ocean.

The leading nation of the Central Powers was Germany, who had the largest Navy in the world, most well equiped Army and most advanced Air Force in the world. Germany also had heavy influence in Europe and the Middle East. With this done Germany felt they alone should put Europe back together, but the United States objected saying that Germany shaped Europe after the First World War, and those effects caused the second one. This out raged the German representitives who took this into considuration for future foreign policy with the U.S.

Territorial Results
Most terrtitorial changes occured in the former Austro-Hungarian lands, and the Balkins. Germany tried to recast Belarus and Ukraine as independent states, but the Soviet Union argued all socialist republics, with the acception of the Baltic countries, willingly joined the Soviet Union and are under legal Soviet Rule. And against Germany's wishes the United States supported this claim and as consequence they remained part of the Soviet Union.

Romania also made similar claims, however a majority vote by German influenced nations said that Romania only obtained their territory through conflict and forced treaty terms. This resulted in the creation of Banat Republic, and the Republic of Transylvania. And the return of the Dobruja regions to Bulgaria.

The creation of Yugoslavia was Serbia's main reason for war against Austria-Hungary. However Serbia had annexed the self proclaimed territories of the slavic regions of the former Austro-Hungarian Empire. Germany pressed to have Yugoslavia dimantled on the grounds of saying it was a threat to German security. The U.S. disagreed, as a compromise the congress members granted independence and Germany suggested the government of the Kingdom of Croatia. As well as territory was given to Banat.

Austria and the Sudentenland was to remain part of Germany without even consulting the Austrian people in any way. Hungary was declared to be a republic, as was the new country of Czechoslovakia. Poland gained more land eastward and now reclaimed most of its Commonwealth territory that they lost over the course of the 18th and 19th centuries. And instead of restoring the Duchy of Courland and Semigallia, Estonia remained a Duchy, and U.B.D. monarchy continued in it. Latvia was created as seperate a republic.

France was a huge issue. Both powers agreed France could not be a socialist state. But Germany thaught France's monarchy should be restored, while the United States thaught France should once again be a Republic. After furious negotiations and voting, it was decided that all German occupied territory of France should be casted as an seperate French state. The Bourbon monarchy in North France was restored, while all territory south was to become the South French Republic.