Update KR_Mittelafrika_l_english.yml

localisation/KR_Mittelafrika_l_english.yml

@@ -147,7 +147,7 @@ POLITICS_SCHNEE_DESC:0 "Few men have seen the world like Heinrich Albert Schnee
 POLITICS_EPSTEIN_DESC:0 "Albert Göring lived in the shadow of his older brother Hermann for much of his young life. Born in 1895, the fifth child esteemed Hauptmann of Südwestafrika Heinrich Göring, Albert and his brother seemed destined for service to the Kaiserreich from birth. Their family was “low nobility” and he lived quite the aristocratic life before serving his country bravely in the Weltkrieg. Always the intelligent and soft-mannered man, after the war he would find peace in filmmaking for a few years before his older brother’s appointment to high office in the Mittelafrikan colonies. With Hermann helping him along the way, Albert would spread his wings while living in Mittelafrika, achieving a great measure of political success, partially thanks to the great weight his family name carried but also due to his scholarly mind and tact for discussion, debate, and compromise. Now, Albert has reached a level of success that surpasses that of even his father, reigning as Staathalter of the entirety of Mittelafrika. From atop this lofty throne, Albert Göring shall blaze his own legacy free from the shadow of his family name, and seek to usher in a new era of prosperity and understanding across the Dark Continent."
 POLITICS_WILHELM_II_AFRIKA_DESC:0 "With Alexander Duala Bell’s ascension to Staathalter of Mittelafrika, the ideas of monarchism and Prussian exceptionalism began to rapidly seep into the Dark Continent as the new governor and his administration reorganized the massive colony along the lines of the German Kaiserreich. With the bedrock of their transformative plans completed, the once disorganized patchwork of various dependencies now lay centralized under the benevolent Wilhelm I, Kaiser of Afrika. With his coronation, Wilhelm has become the first monarch of a unified, conservative, pan-African state and with it has solidified his position in the pages of history. Though he still reigns in Berlin and across the wider empire as a whole, Wilhelm too now serves as the head of the Afrikan government, holding all of the powers and privileges he would back in Germany, if not more."
 POLITICS_SOLF_DESC:0 "One of the most accomplished and decorated German colonial figures, Wilhelm Heinrich Solf has long lived a fanciful career on the frontiers of the Kaiser’s ever expanding empire. Born in 1862 to a liberal, upscale family in Berlin, Solf received education in a plethora of fields and disciplines, and graduated with a doctorate of philology before taking on a brief stint as a librarian and as a Kaiserliche Marine sailor. After these short forays, Solf embarked for Calcutta on the commission of the German Foreign Office, starting his famed colonial career. While in India, he studied law, earning another doctorate, and went on to achieve higher and higher diplomatic positions within the German Colonial Service across Asia and Westafrika until earning his keep as the first Governor of German Samoa. Proving himself in these lesser positions, Solf returned to Mittelafrika after a decade in the Pacific to pursue higher stations, and after proving himself as a capable administrator in Africa after the horrors of the Weltkrieg, Solf has risen to become Staathalter of Mittelafrika. \n\nHis tenure as Staathalter has seen great progress and innovation, with agricultural and industrialization programs humming along at optimal efficiency, tensions with the native monarchies at an all-time low, and the usually turbulent politics of Mittelafrika have been somewhat tamed due to Solf’s groundbreaking achievement - creating of loose ruling coalition between his DKG and the various elements of the Reformgrüppe. \n\nNow, after decades of service, the honorable Solf is fading as the ravages of old age slowly consume him, and soon this titan of an era long-past shall fade into pages of history. With his passing - an event many in Mittelafrika wait for like opportunistic vultures - Mittelafrika’s political landscape shall be forever changed as one of the last champions of the Old Guard passes into the next life, throwing the Kaiser’s African possessions into political turmoil."
-POLITICS_ROMMEL_DESC:0"The Kaiser has appointed Generaloberst Erwin Rommel as Mittelafrika’s new Statthalter. During the Weltkreig, Rommel served in France, Romania, and Italy with distinction, and was awarded the Verdienstorden for his service. On the frontlines, he showed a natural aptitude towards tactics consisting of deeply penetrating enemy lines with heavy covering fire coupled with rapid advances, as well as moving forward rapidly to a flanking position to arrive at the rear of hostile positions in order to achieve tactical surprise, which he would later evolve and adapt during his time commanding troops in the German interventions in Russia and China to work not only with infantry, but with the Kaiser’s experimental motorized, mechanized, and armored vehicles as well. These innovative but unorthodox and supply-draining tactics may have shown some flashy initial successes, but they gained him far more enemies within the High Command than he bargained for as the Prussian-dominated Alten Kampfer - or Germany’s military and colonial old guard - sought to keep practicing more traditional forms of warfare, for if their own tactics were good enough to win the Weltkrieg, what could they possibly need Rommel’s fast attack tactics for when they’ll all be ducking in trenches or be stuck six feet under when the next major war inevitably erupts. Ejected from Berlin and sent to the colonies to keep him out of more important and influential positions back home in Germany, Rommel bounced around colonial positions in East Asia and Africa doing research for his writings while serving the Kaiser’s military dutifully before finally publishing a followup to his first widely-acclaimed book on warfare - ‘Infanterie greift an’ - with a sequel centered around tank warfare titled ‘Panzer greift an’ to international renown. With foreign armies and officers from around the globe interested in Rommel’s works, and with even the stuffy old guard back in Berlin impressed by his efforts, Rommel had finally begun to rise in station here in Mittelafrika before his current appointment, and now with his honor fully restored by the Kaiser himself, Statthalter Johannes Erwin Eugen Rommel - the Cunning Cheetah of Mittelafrika - is well positioned to revolutionize modern warfare as we know it as he brings the concept of vehicle-based warfare into the modern age, all the while as his growing fleet of panzers and other mechanized weapons of warfare come to practice drills and enforce evenhanded, stable, and stratocratic German colonial rule across the wide open African savannah."
+POLITICS_ROMMEL_DESC:0"The Kaiser has appointed Generaloberst Erwin Rommel as Mittelafrika’s new Statthalter. During the Weltkreig, Rommel served in France, Romania, and Italy with distinction, and was awarded the Verdienstorden for his service. On the frontlines, he showed a natural aptitude towards tactics consisting of deeply penetrating enemy lines with heavy covering fire coupled with rapid advances, as well as moving forward rapidly to a flanking position to arrive at the rear of hostile positions in order to achieve tactical surprise, which he would later evolve and adapt during his time commanding troops in the German interventions in Russia and China to work not only with infantry, but with the Kaiser’s experimental motorized, mechanized, and armored vehicles as well. These innovative but unorthodox and supply-draining tactics may have shown some flashy initial successes, but they gained him far more enemies within the High Command than he bargained for as the Prussian-dominated Alten Kampfer - or Germany’s military and colonial old guard - sought to keep practicing more traditional forms of warfare, for if their own tactics were good enough to win the Weltkrieg, what could they possibly need Rommel’s fast attack tactics for when they’ll all be ducking in trenches or be stuck six feet under when the next major war inevitably erupts. Ejected from Berlin and sent to the colonies to keep him out of more important and influential positions back home in Germany, Rommel bounced around colonial positions in East Asia and Africa doing research for his writings while serving the Kaiser’s military dutifully before finally publishing a followup to his first widely-acclaimed book on warfare - ‘Infanterie greift an’ - with a sequel centered around tank warfare titled ‘Panzer greift an’ to international renown. With foreign armies and officers from around the globe interested in Rommel’s works, and with even the stuffy old guard back in Berlin impressed by his efforts, Rommel had finally begun to rise in station here in Mittelafrika before his current appointment, and now with his honor fully restored by the Kaiser himself, Statthalter Johannes Erwin Eugen Rommel - the Cunning Cheetah of Mittelafrika - is well positioned to revolutionize modern warfare as we know it as he drives the concept of vehicle-based warfare into the modern age full throttle and with no brakes, all the while as his growing landfleet of panzers and other mechanized weapons of warfare come to practice drills and enforce evenhanded, stable, and stratocratic German colonial rule across the wide open African savannah."
 
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