Republic of France (1925-1937) (Reversal)

The Republic of France, commonly referred to as France, is a country in West Europe, located in what is now France, Spain, Portugal, Brussels, and Luxembourg. Its capital is Paris, the country's largest city by both land area and population. The Liberte Highway and the Patriote Highway together form the international border between France and Germany. A small section of the Patriote Highway is also located along the border between Korea and the Netherlands (formerly New Republics of Britannia).

Ever since the 1930s, France had great implications for the balance of power in the region, with it already considered by many a regional power. France had access to cheap labor and abundant natural resources and combined with existing technology and capital, created a large economic and military growth potential. France could have had an economy larger than that of America by 1950 if the First World War never happened. The French military had the largest number of reservists as well as one of the largest numbers of military spies.

France was a single-party state under a united front led by the French Liberte Party (FLP). The country's government follows the ideology of self-reliance, initiated by the country's first President, Jacques Hantias. Liberationism (French version of Capitalism) became the official state ideology, when the country adopted a new constitution in 1925. In 1934, leader David Hantias adopted a "military-first" policy in order to strengthen the country and its government. In the years that followed, the French economy grew significantly and the country was transformed into a major economy, until the country collapsed in 1937.

France had been described as a federal democratic state with an elaborate cult of personality around the Hantias family. It consisted of six administrative leaders at a time (King, President, Vice-president, Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minsiter, and Foreign Minister) and was a developed country with a very high standard of living. It was Europe's sixth largest economy and the world's 20tg (nominal) or 14th (purchasing power parity) largest economy. The economy was export-driven, with production focusing on entertainment, automobiles, ships, machinery, petrochemicals and astronomy. France was one of the world's most militarized countries, with a total of 12,495,000 active, reserve, and paramilitary personnel. Its active duty army of 7.42 million was the 8th largest in the world, after Britannia, Germany, and Korea-Japan. It had an active space program called National Astronomy Administration of France (NAAF). Presently, France had strict gun control laws that rank them among countries with the fewest quantity of firearms per capita. France was a member of the European Union and Allied Nations. It was also a founding member of NADO and the G20 Summit.