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'''Faction Leader''' |
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<br>Italian Empire, Iberian Union, Turkey<hr> |
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'''Predominant Ideologies''' |
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<br>Fascism, Despotism, Paternalism and few democratic ideologies]]<hr> |
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The Triumvirate is an alliance created in the 1950s by the Italian Empire, Iberian Union and Turkey with the objective of dissuading German acts of aggression. Its members are in the majority the three main powers and their respective puppets and colonies, though some independent countries participate in the alliance. It has become, in many ways, an Italian dominated alliance, the other two faction leaders have become increasingly complacent about, as they've been eyeing some of Italy's vast empire. |
The Triumvirate is an alliance created in the 1950s by the Italian Empire, Iberian Union and Turkey with the objective of dissuading German acts of aggression. Its members are in the majority the three main powers and their respective puppets and colonies, though some independent countries participate in the alliance. It has become, in many ways, an Italian dominated alliance, the other two faction leaders have become increasingly complacent about, as they've been eyeing some of Italy's vast empire. |
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Revision as of 14:02, 15 January 2024
Faction Leader
Italian Empire, Iberian Union, Turkey
Predominant Ideologies
Fascism, Despotism, Paternalism and few democratic ideologies
The Triumvirate is an alliance created in the 1950s by the Italian Empire, Iberian Union and Turkey with the objective of dissuading German acts of aggression. Its members are in the majority the three main powers and their respective puppets and colonies, though some independent countries participate in the alliance. It has become, in many ways, an Italian dominated alliance, the other two faction leaders have become increasingly complacent about, as they've been eyeing some of Italy's vast empire.