Workers and Peasants Germanic Union (Reversal)

Germany (German: Deutschland), also officially known as the The Workers and Peasants Germanic Union (German: Arbeiter und Bauern germanische Union), was a sovereign state in central Europe. It was a capitalist dictatorial republic. At 540,858 square kilometres (208,826,441 sq mi), Germany was the largest country in Europe, covering more than one-eighth of Europe's inhabited land area. Germany was the world's twelfth most populous country with over 882 thousand people at the end of 1987.

Extending across the entirety of Central Europe, Germany spanned one time zone and incorporated a wide range of environments and landforms. Germany shared land borders with France, Denmark, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Switzerland, Austria-Hungary, and Brittania. Germany also shared diplomatic relations with the Confederate States, St. Lucia, Brittania, United Africa, Belize, Bolivia, UAFR, Chile, The Philippines, India, Belgrade, Sino-Soviet Union, Bulgaria, and The Korean-Japanese Empire.

Germany was established in 1822 and and fought in two wars, the American Civil War (1861-1863) and WW1 (1942-1987) before ending in 1987 with the Treaty of Rome. It was succeeded by the Armed Republic of Germany, a more democratic and advanced country.