Generalgouvernement
The Generalgouvernment is the German colonial government that administers the core of Poland. Located in central Europe, it borders Germany proper to the west and north, Reichskommissariat Ukraine to the east, Rumania to the southeast and Slovakia and Hungary to the south. The second-largest city in the country, Krakau, holds the position of the nation's capital. Other notable cities include Warschau (Poland's previous capital), Lublin and Radom.
Generalgouvernement der Weichsel | |
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 Flag of the General Government TAG = GGN | |
| Capital | Krakau |
| Ruling Party | 
Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei (Tr: National Socialist German Workers' Party) |
| Head of State | Governor-General Hans Frank |
| Sphere |  Grossraum Kontinentaleuropa |
| Foreign Alignment |   Protektorat, Einheitspakt |
| GDP | $4.96B |
| Credit Rating |  Mediocre |
| Market Type |  Gelenkte Wirtschaft |
History Edit
Founded soon after the invasion of Poland in 1939, the objective of the Generalgouvernement was to prepare Poland for annexation by Germanising the nation, reportedly achieving a 70% success rate. However, these figures are not reflective of the actual situation on the ground. Despite their efforts, the Germisation of Poland has not made significant progress, as the local population continues to resist and fight for Polish freedom.The Polish resistance has become increasingly bold, making it difficult for the colony to maintain control. The situation has become so dire that the mere presence of a German garrison is the only thing preventing an all-out rebellion by the Poles.