&&SCENNAME
Europe

&&REGIONS
Ireland
United Kingdom
Portugal
Spain
France
Italy
Germany
Poland
Benelux
Ukraine
Belarus
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Greece
Bulgaria
Romania
Austria
Hungary
Czech Rep
Slovakia
Lithuania
Estonia
Switzerland
Slovenia
Croatia
Bosnia
Serbia
Macedonia
Albania

&&GROUPINGS - Ireland,United Kingdom,Portugal,Spain,France,Italy,Germany,Poland,Benelux,Ukraine,Belarus,Denmark,Norway,Sweden,Finland,Greece,Bulgaria,Romania,Austria,Hungary,Czech Rep,Slovakia,Lithuania,Estonia,Switzerland,Slovenia,Croatia,Bosnia,Serbia,Macedonia,Albania
(28) Europe w/Yugoslavia,Ireland,United Kingdom,Portugal,Spain,France,Italy,Germany,Poland,Benelux,Ukraine,Belarus,Denmark,Norway,Sweden,Finland,Greece,Bulgaria,Romania,Austria,Hungary,Czech Rep,Slovakia,Lithuania,Estonia,Switzerland,Slovenia,Croatia,Bosnia,Yugoslavia,Macedonia,Albania,
(9) Campaign Europe United Germany,,United Kingdom,,,France,Italy,Germany,,,Ukraine,,,,Nordic States,,Greece,,,,,,,,,Switzerland,,,,Balkan States,,
(10) Campaign Europe Divided Germany,,United Kingdom,,,France,Italy,Germany,Poland,,Ukraine,,,,Nordic States,,Greece,,,,,,,,,Switzerland,,,,Balkan States,,
(14) Europe Variation,,United Kingdom,,Spain,France,Italy,Germany,Poland,,Ukraine,,,,Nordic States,,Greece,Bulgaria,,Austria,,Czechoslovakia,,,,Switzerland,,,,Yugoslavia,,,
(5) Large European Regions,,United Kingdom,,,,Italy,Germany,,,Eastern Europe,,,,Nordic States,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
(3) British Invasion,,United Kingdom,,,France,,Germany,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

&&BRIEF
"Technologies and militaries are widespread and varied throughout the map.  Countries such as Sweden and the United Kingdom have high tech units but Germany and the Ukraine have much larger forces.  No nuclear weapons are known to exist but France retains the ability to produce them.  With so many regions to interact with, diplomacy and tactics will play equal parts in any victory in Europe."

&&NOTES
"The past few years have seen some changes throughout Europe.  For economic stability, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxemburg merged to create the Benelux Consortium.  Latvia’s economy suffered such a collapse that the Lithuanian government was able to assert full control over the region though perhaps this will prove their downfall, as their own economy is less than impressive.  The final collapse of Russia left the Kaliningrad region without administrative control and in an attempt to achieve a more western lifestyle it has accepted Polish authority.  The Moldovan authority also fell as Romanian popularity rose causing the former Soviet Block country to become a Romanian protectorate fully under their control.  Despite all this, many regions remain unchanged.  France, Germany and Sweden remain the leading exporters of military equipment while British and Italian technologies keep a relatively good pace.  The Balkan states have never achieved much economic prosperity and leave Greece isolated with its formidable army of dated equipment.  Poland remains a struggling industrial region with reasonable relations to its southern neighbors.The European front is one full of independent voices, many of whom wish to remain so while others see the world instability as an opportunity for expansion.  The chances for diplomatic and military challenges are sure to be many as the shape of the region changes.  A successful leader will need to be proficient in both arenas."

&&CUSTOMNOTES 00
"Technologies and militaries are widespread and varied throughout the map.  Countries such as Sweden and the United Kingdom have high tech units but Germany and the Ukraine have much larger forces.  No nuclear weapons are known to exist but France retains the ability to produce them.  With so many regions to interact with, diplomacy and tactics will play equal parts in any victory in Europe."

&&CUSTOMNOTES 01
"Although the initial regional conflicts have now been settled, tensions throughout Europe continue to be high.  The resistance of the United Kingdom and the Scandinavian Republic to support a renewed European Community has been considered a slap in the face to the diplomatic efforts of the Franco-Spanish Empire.  Only through the promise of a plebiscite on the question, that will also determine the initial leadership of European Union, have these reluctant nations been convinced to participate. ¶¶Meanwhile, memories of World War II have also been rekindled in many of the regions, as a seemingly cooperative Germany continues to rebuild a strong military presence.  German assertions that it is only a protection against the continued uncertainty of the conflict within Russia are considered suspect to their neighbors.  The Ukraine in particular is nervous of this remilitarization and decided to increase its own forces in response. ¶¶The European Unification vote has been scheduled for three years from now.  It will be an incredible accomplishment if one of the leaders in this area is able to peacefully unite a region that has such a historical tendency towards war."

&&CUSTOMNOTES 02 – Campaign Usage, Germany and Poland not grouped.
"Although the initial regional conflicts have now been settled, tensions throughout Europe continue to be high.  The resistance of the United Kingdom and the Scandinavian Republic to support a renewed European Community has been considered a slap in the face to the diplomatic efforts of the Franco-Spanish Empire.  Only through the promise of a plebiscite on the question, that will also determine the initial leadership of European Union, have these reluctant nations been convinced to participate. Meanwhile, memories of World War II have also been rekindled in many of the regions, as Germany continues to rebuild a strong military presence after acquiring the Belgian and Dutch territories.  German assertions that it is only a protection against unstable neighbors and the continued uncertainty of the conflict within Russia are considered suspect.  Poland in particular is nervous of this remilitarization having only just stabilized its Austro-Hungarian holdings. The European Unification vote has been scheduled and it will be an incredible accomplishment if one of the leaders in this area is able to peacefully unite a region that has such a historical tendency towards war."

&&EMAIL 00
"Ukraine, France and Germany contribute the strongest military forces though most of Europe is heavily armed.  The North Sea petroleum deposits constitute the largest local source but most other resources are relatively accessible. With the exception of the Balkan states and some of the smaller Warsaw regions the economies throughout the area are reasonably stable and would support considerable military spending."

&&EMAIL 41 - United Kingdom
"We should continue to push for diplomatic solutions to the tensions in Europe.  The ambitions of France and Germany definitely appear to be on a collision course and they are both continuing their military buildups.  It is unlikely that either region will rely on the plebiscite to determine who will lead Europe.  While the Nordic Region has indicated support of our initiatives, the rest of the regions seem to be drooling over the prospect of war between France and Germany.  Our analysts expect that they are looking for the conflict to create weaknesses they can take advantage of. ¶¶Now that we have united the British Isles, our economy is once again moving in the right direction.  Unfortunately, if France and Germany go to war, we will have to invest very heavily in our own armed forces in case we are forced to intervene."

&&EMAIL 42 - France
"Germany is the only legitimate threat to our ability to control Europe.  It would appear that they have similar ambitions...  We should see what alliances we can forge while we regroup our forces.  Hopefully we can play on the paranoia our neighbors have of a dominating Germany and create a coalition to help us.  If we can't form a coalition, we should instead look at more subtle ways of undermining the German government.  Unfortunately the early polls for the European plebiscite do not favor our leadership. ¶¶Now that we have combined the economies of France, Spain and Portugal, we are in very good shape for growth.  We should continue to invest heavily in Research and Development so that we may enjoy a technological advantage over any adversaries."

&&EMAIL 43 - Germany
"The plebiscite is a joke...  There is no way we can allow it to decide the leadership of Europe.  France has illusions that not only can they prevent our conquest of Europe, but that they will be able to realize that goal.  Our generals assure us that this is not the case.  And without the Americans to bail them out, we should be able to achieve a quick victory over them.  Once we conquer France, the rest of Europe should then fall nicely into line.  Even the United Kingdom will have no choice but to surrender. ¶¶We should be careful not to give France too much time to regroup their forces before we attack.  They have a lot of advanced equipment and if they are given a chance to prepare their defensive positions they will make it difficult for our forces.  Lastly, although we don't expect any serious threats from the other European regions, we should be careful to keep adequate reserves deployed on our eastern and southern borders."

&&EMAIL 44 - Nordic
"Our analysts believe that the United Kingdom's peaceful intentions will be in vain.  France and Germany both have ambitions for control of the continent, and nothing less will suffice.  Therefore we do not expect them to wait for the plebiscite to decide the question of European leadership.  While we should continue to support the UK's efforts, we should also consider other options and initiatives.  Perhaps it's time to propose a coalition of the rest of Europe to deal militarily with the aggressors.  We can expect the UK to reluctantly support such an idea... ¶¶Now that our economy is in reasonably good shape we should invest heavily in Research and Development.  If we can reduce the technological advantage that France and Germany have over us, we will be able to produce more effective combat equipment to defend our region.  We should also attempt to exchange technologies with other regions to make the takeover of the continent more difficult for any one region."

&&EMAIL 45 - Ukraine
"Germany will never let a plebiscite determine their future within Europe.  They are bound to make a move long before then.  Fortunately they seem to be focused on France and are largely ignoring our border. ¶¶If war does break out between France and Germany it could create an interesting opportunity for us...  Ideally the two regions will weaken each other significantly and Germany's eastern border will be left under-defended and we can capture some of their territory.  Once we do that, and Germany is forced to protect multiple fronts, we can expect Italy and the Balkans to look for opportunities along their southern border.  Then the continent will be up for grabs and our analysts feel our chances for success are pretty good."

&&EMAIL 46 - Greece/Bulgaria
"There is no way that the plebiscite will be allowed to decide European leadership.  France and Germany will see to that...  Our analysts believe that those two regions will be at war within six months.  If that happens, our concern has to be the Ukraine.  If they don't feel threatened by Germany, they may send their troops against us.  We must defend against this eventuality. ¶¶The Balkans are another question entirely...  Their constant infighting has left them quite weak and vulnerable to an invasion.  If the Ukraine does not launch an attack against us, then we should take the opportunity to annex the Balkans instead.  Italy is also likely to move on the Balkans, so we should carefully monitor their troop movements."

&&EMAIL 47 - Italy
"Our analysts feel that France and Germany will definitely be at war within six months, ending any hopes for a plebiscite.  Those same analysts speculate that such a war could be our only opportunity for European conquest.  As the two sides weaken each other, their defenses along our border can also be expected to thin.  We may be able to take advantage of this and launch our own invasion.  Perhaps we should consider a move on the Balkans.  Whatever direction you decide to lead us, remember to be vigilant to other opportunites and threats.  We will have to monitor troop movements as closely as possible to see what openings present themselves. ¶¶In the mean time, we should see what technological trades we can make with the other regions in the area, particularly the United Kingdom.  Access to some of their weapons technologies would be quite helpful in any possible conflict."

&&EMAIL 48 - Balkans
"Whether the United Kingdom is willing to admit it or not, it is obvious that control of Europe will be decided by its militaries.  We need to improve our technologies if we are to compete on the same level as our neighbors.  Since the UK is not in direct contact with us and doesn't feel threatened by us, they may be willing to consider trading technologies.  Access to some of their weapons technologies would definitely help. ¶¶Our military advisors also expect that a domino effect will occur as soon as France and Germany go to war...  The Ukraine can be expected to attack either Germany's eastern border, or perhaps move on Greece.  If Greece are left alone then they are expected to move on us, and at the same time Italy also might decide to invade our northwestern territory while they wait for opportunities to present themselves elsewhere.  Based on these predictions, we should immediately deploy additional defenses to our Northwest and Southeast border areas."

&&EMAIL 50 - United Kingdom
"We should continue to push for diplomatic solutions to the tensions in Europe.  The ambitions of France and Germany definitely appear to be on a collision course and they are both continuing their military buildups.  It is unlikely that either region will rely on the plebiscite to determine who will lead Europe.  While the Nordic Region has indicated support of our initiatives, the rest of the regions seem to be drooling over the prospect of war between France and Germany.  Our analysts expect that they are looking for the conflict to create weaknesses they can take advantage of. Now that we have united the British Isles, our economy is once again moving in the right direction.  Unfortunately, if France and Germany go to war, we will have to invest very heavily in our own armed forces in case we are forced to intervene."

&&EMAIL 51 - France
"Germany is the only legitimate threat to our ability to control Europe.  It would appear that they have similar ambitions...  We should see what alliances we can forge while we regroup our forces.  Hopefully we can play on the paranoia our neighbors have of a dominating Germany and create a coalition to help us.  Poland in particular most be concerned with history repeating itself.  If we can't form a coalition, we should instead look at more subtle ways of undermining the German government.  Unfortunately the early polls for the European plebiscite do not favor our leadership. Now that we have combined the economies of France, Spain and Portugal, we are in very good shape for growth.  We should continue to invest heavily in Research and Development so that we may enjoy a technological advantage over any adversaries."

&&EMAIL 52 - Germany
"The plebiscite is a joke...  There is no way we can allow it to decide the leadership of Europe.  France has illusions that not only can they prevent our conquest of Europe, but that they will be able to realize that goal.  Our generals assure us that this is not the case.  And without the Americans to bail them out, we should be able to achieve a quick victory over them.  Once we conquer France, the rest of Europe should then fall nicely into line.  Even the United Kingdom will have no choice but to surrender. We should be careful not to give France too much time to regroup their forces before we attack.  They have a lot of advanced equipment and if they are given a chance to prepare their defensive positions they will make it difficult for our forces.  Lastly, although we don't expect any serious threats from the other European regions, we should be careful to keep adequate reserves deployed on our eastern and southern borders."

&&EMAIL 53 - Poland
"The plebiscite is a joke but Germany is not.  Their military strength is of great concern to us but may currently be focused away from us.  France also has illusions that they will be able to conquer Europe and is likely to confront Germany head on.  The Ukraine also poses a threat to us simply due to their size.  Thankfully we have gained a large cache of weapons from absorbing Kaliningrad.  Remobilizing some of those troops could certainly fortify our eastern border.  With all this in mind we don't expect any serious threats from the other European regions.  We should still be careful to keep adequate reserves deployed on our southern borders."

&&EMAIL 54 - Nordic
"Our analysts believe that the United Kingdom's peaceful intentions will be in vain.  France and Germany both have ambitions for control of the continent, and nothing less will suffice.  Therefore we do not expect them to wait for the plebiscite to decide the question of European leadership.  While we should continue to support the UK's efforts, we should also consider other options and initiatives.  Perhaps it's time to propose a coalition of the rest of Europe to deal militarily with the aggressors.  We can expect the UK to reluctantly support such an idea... Now that our economy is in reasonably good shape we should invest heavily in Research and Development.  If we can reduce the technological advantage that France and Germany have over us, we will be able to produce more effective combat equipment to defend our region.  We should also attempt to exchange technologies with other regions to make the takeover of the continent more difficult for any one region."

&&EMAIL 55 - Ukraine
"Germany and France will never let a plebiscite determine their futures within Europe.  They are bound to make a move long before then.  Fortunately Germany seems to be focused on France and is largely ignoring their border with Poland. If war does break out between France and Germany it could create an interesting opportunity for Poland.  If they decide to put pressure on Germany we should strike Poland when the time is right.  We do expect Italy and the Balkans to look for opportunities to the north and we may even find them attacking Poland as well.  If we can manage a successful campaign against Poland the continent will be up for grabs and our analysts feel our chances for success will be very good."

&&EMAIL 56 - Greece/Bulgaria
"There is no way that the plebiscite will be allowed to decide European leadership.  France and Germany will see to that...  Our analysts believe that those two regions will be at war within six months.  If that happens, Poland will have opportunity to strike while Germany’s attention is divided.  Our concern has to be Ukraine.  If they don't feel threatened by Poland, they may send their troops against us.  We must defend against this eventuality. The Balkans are another question entirely...  Their constant infighting has left them quite weak and vulnerable to an invasion.  If the Ukraine does not launch an attack against us, then we should take the opportunity to annex the Balkans instead.  Italy is also likely to move on the Balkans, so we should carefully monitor their troop movements."

&&EMAIL 57 - Italy
"Our analysts feel that France and Germany will definitely be at war within six months, ending any hopes for a plebiscite.  Those same analysts speculate that such a war could be our only opportunity for European conquest.  As the two sides weaken each other, their defenses along our border can also be expected to thin.  We may be able to take advantage of this and launch our own invasion.  Perhaps we should consider a move on the Balkans.  Whatever direction you decide to lead us, remember to be vigilant to other opportunities and threats.  We will have to monitor troop movements as closely as possible to see what openings present themselves. In the mean time, we should see what technological trades we can make with the other regions in the area, particularly the United Kingdom.  Access to some of their weapons technologies would be quite helpful in any possible conflict."

&&EMAIL 58 - Balkans
"Whether the United Kingdom is willing to admit it or not, it is obvious that control of Europe will be decided by its militaries.  We need to improve our technologies if we are to compete on the same level as our neighbors.  Since the UK is not in direct contact with us and doesn't feel threatened by us, they may be willing to consider trading technologies.  Access to some of their weapons technologies would definitely help.  Support may also be available from Poland who must be feeling the tension of so many aggressive neighbors Our military advisors also expect that a domino effect will occur as soon as France and Germany go to war...  The Ukraine can be expected to attack either Poland, or perhaps move on Greece.  If Greece are left alone then they are expected to move on us, and at the same time Italy also might decide to invade our northwestern territory while they wait for opportunities to present themselves elsewhere.  Based on these predictions, we should immediately deploy additional defenses to our Northwest and Southeast border areas."

&&SCENWIN
"Congratulations on your victory in Europe!  You have proven that you do have the qualities needed to potentially vie for world domination.  Perhaps you are ready to try a full-blown campaign and attempt to become the true Supreme Ruler..."

&&SCENLOSE
"Unfortunately you have failed in your efforts to conquer Europe.  Perhaps attempting some additional practice scenarios would be wise before you attempt a complete campaign."

&&SCENUNIFYLOSE
"Unfortunately you have failed in your efforts to unify Europe.  %s has emerged the victor of the unification vote!  Perhaps attempting some additional practice scenarios would be wise before you attempt a complete campaign."

&&CAMPWIN
"Congratulations on your victory in Europe!  Your leadership to this point has been quite impressive and we have made good progress in our campaign towards world supremacy.  Our only remaining challenge is the World.  When you are ready to proceed, give the order and we will begin."

&&CAMPLOSE
"Although we were unsuccessful with our efforts in Europe, there are other opportunities for leadership.  Below you will see what offers are available to pursue:"

&&CAMPUNIFYLOSE
"%s has emerged the victor of the unification vote!  Although we were unsuccessful in our efforts in Europe, your performance has at least impressed other regions enough for them to offer you a new opportunity at leadership.  Below you will see what offers are available to pursue:"

&&MPWIN
"Congratulations!  You have emerged the victor in Europe against other human challengers.  Your personal record will be amended to reflect this success."

&&MPLOSE
"You have failed in your quest to conquer Europe against other human opponents.  Better luck next time..."

&&MPUNIFYLOSE
"You have failed in your quest to conquer Europe against other human opponents.  %s (%s) has emerged the victor!  Better luck next time..."
