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2 May 2011

The Councillors keep complaining about the paperwork and wonder about why such a thing is needed in the first place, when data-tracking is a useful thing to have.

Remember to ask Republic of Indonesia for his papers from when he withdrew membership in 20 January 1965 to 19 September 1966. Ask him to do if he hasn't.

The archives containing all the paperwork done by The Councillors required to do so are lately getting a bit crowded. I have started an effort to digitalise the hundreds of thousands of documents with the help of my principal bodies and specialised agencies. Though it's a slow process, as som date from the late 1940s. A few were reported to be hard to read, but manageable.

Don't forget to decree that every paperwork must both have a digital and physical copy when submitted. Original must be hand-written for authenticity.

One of my early ideas about the usage of this paperwork was to compile all the information together and make a detailed list of details per-month on each country's development. Though, a thought came to me recently, what if I make a detailed inscription of the Personifications themselves?

All the information is at hand, only compiling is needed. As well as to sift between what is falsehood and what is the one truth.

I will discuss of this idea to the Permanent Members of the United Nations Security Council.

Organization Personification of the United Nations
Ulrich Neumann

Chapter Text

9 May 2011

My calling for such a book was heard by Russian Federation, and she agreed to redact it for me. In honour of that, I will commit myself on making her page first. The rest were uninterested.

Remember to ask Republic of Indonesia for his papers from when he withdrew membership in 20 January 1965 to 19 September 1966. Ask him to do if he hasn't.

Russian Federation suggested I write everything on paper first, in a book, rather than digitally. She said it'll be easier for her to edit, especially considering that her phone is often "not with me" (why?).

I have made a general outline on the information I need to cast. Name, age, etc. Date of birth will be hard to track for most do not remember.

My research of the Russian Federation was odd. Maybe I shouldn't have done her first, but I made my word already.

With the help of my principal organs and specialised agencies, we managed to retrieve a lot of lost documents of a lot of Personification lives in the last decade. Most have been European, but some documents were identified to be of other continents, though only those affiliated with Europeans (colonialisation).

All of it has been digitised (unlike the paperwork) and seeing what can be found about Russian Federation is not a Herculean task with this.

Though, not quite Russian Federation? Most reports are about Russian Empire, Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic, and Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Few are of Tsardom of Russia, but lack anything of Russian Federation.

Perhaps because most are in digital form? Even those of Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic and Union of Soviet Socialist Republics are scarce from the early-1980s and onwards.

Names to remember
- Tsardom of Russia: Yekaterina Stiraldovna/Yekaterina Stiraldovna Godunova/Yekaterina Stiraldovna Shuyskaya/Yekaterina Stellanovna Shuyskaya/Yekaterina Stellanovna Mstislavskaya/Yekaterina Stellanovna Trubetskaya/Yekaterina Stellanovna Romanova
- Russian Empire: Yekaterina Stellanovna Romanova
- Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic: Sofiya Stellanovna Romanova
- Union of Soviet Socialist Republics: Sofiya Stellanovna Romanova

Remember to ask Russian Federation on why they have the same names.

Looking at the names and how word of mouth always claim that Russian Federation is so alike her predecessors, I personally believe them to be the same person. This cannot be a coincidence if the patronym is co sideted, they are all Stellan's daughter (is she really Kingdom of Sweden's direct kin?).

Tsardom of Russia

- 198 centimetres (source: Kingdom of Poland and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania)

Russian Empire

- France's source of infatuation (source: Austrian Empire, Kingdom of Prussia)
- Hussar (source: Austrian Empire, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, German Empire, Kingdom of Italy, Kingdom of Prussia, Sublime Ottoman State)
- Two sons, no daughter (source: Austrian Empire, French Empire, Kingdom of Prussia, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland)
- A daughter and a son (source: Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, German Empire, Kingdom of Italy, Sublime Ottoman State)
- 200 centimetres (source: Austro-Hungarian Monarchy)

Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic

- Union of Soviet Socialist Republics' past self from 1917-1922 (source: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland)
- 203 centimetres (source: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland)

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

- 210 centimetres (source: German Democratic Republic)
- Died but lived? (source: Greater German Realm)

Some reports are clearly inconsistent. Find more information, still harrowingly limited.

Finish the first draft and then submit to Russian Federation for first redaction.

Organization Personification of the United Nations
Ulrich Neumann

Chapter Text

16 May 2011

Russian Federation has advised me to use more Russian-language sources due to the inconsistencies present using non-Russian ones, as well as use the non-Great Power records as they are "more believable in the intricacies".

Remember to ask Republic of Indonesia for his papers from when he withdrew membership in 20 January 1965 to 19 September 1966. Ask him to do if he hasn't.

Russian Federation has advised me to focus on one Personification first. Due to the influx on mainly Russian Empire information, she will be the focus of today's research.

1. Popularly regarded to be the same person as Tsardom of Russia, who in turn represented the Grand Duchy of Moscow since 1370 to replace the original who died.
↳ Kiev, Novgorod, and Staraya Ladoga notes that Russian Empire is also the original who died (how?) as well as the first Grand Duchy of Moscow's alleged mother (how?). This idea is not supported by Moscow.

Source: Galich, Grodno, Kamenets-Podolsky, Kharkov, Khelm, Kiev, Lutsk, Lvov, Minsk, Moscow, Moscow Governorate, Novgorod, Novgorod Governorate, Novograd-Volynsky, Pinsk, Polotsk, Proskurov, Rovno, Siberia Governorate, Stanislavov, Staraya Ladoga, Tarnopol, Turov, Vinnitsa, Volhynia Governorate, Volodymyr, Vladimir, White Rus, Zaleshchiki, Zhitomir

2. Two children; a daughter (born hermaphrodite, first thought to be son by many) born after the Peace of Tilsit, and a son born on the (Orthodox) Day of Christmas 1850. Identified as Russian America and (Anti-Bolshevik) White Russia.

Source: Moscow, Moscow Governorate, Novgorod, Novgorod Governorate, Novo-Arkhangelsk, Novorossiysk, Omsk, Saint Petersburg, Sevastopol, Siberia Governorate, Staraya Ladoga, Ufa, Vladivostok, Yekaterinodar

3. Position in the military as a part of His Majesty's Life Guard Hussar Regiment since its formation (18 November 1796) and holds a position of both general field marshall in the army and general admiral in the navy as of 1914
↳ Kingdom of Poland notes that she is more often known to be part of the navy rather than to be a hussar to international forces.

Source: Akhtyrsky, Aleksandria, Grand Duchy of Finland, Grodno, Irkutsk, Izyum, Kingdom of Poland, Lubny, Mariupol, Moscow, Olviopol, Pavlograd, Saint Petersburg, Siberia Governorate, Sumy, Vladivostok, Yelisavetgrad

4. She does not have a necessarily "royal" formal attire. Only a dress uniform of the Imperial Russian Navy's general admiral recoloured into white with golden piping and details. The white cloak she is often associated and depicted with is only worn during winter, and is made from wolf pelt (near her head, with the head as a hood) and leather (in the nether regions to cover all her body). The origins of the cloak is unknown.
↳ Grand Duchy of Finland and Novgorod notes that the cloak has been an accessory of hers [predecessor?] since before the calling of the varangians.

Source: Baku Governorate, Bessarabia Governorate, Courland Governorate, Erivan Governorate, Emirate of Bukhara, Esthonia Governorate, Ferghana Oblast, Governor-Generalship of the Steppes, Grand Duchy of Finland, Kingdom of Poland, Livonia Governorate, Moscow, Novgorod, Saint Petersburg, Semirechie Oblast, Siberia Governorate, Staraya Ladoga, Tiflis Governorate, Transcaspian Oblast, Vilna Governorate, Volhynia Governorate, White Rus

5. Spouse of Siberian Governorate, heir of Khanate of Sibir, until her death.

Source: Baku Governorate, Erivan Governorate, Emirate of Bukhara, Ferghana Oblast, Governor-Generalship of the Steppes, Khanate of Khiva, Moscow, Novgorod, Saint Petersburg, Semirechie Oblast, Siberia Governorate, Staraya Ladoga, Tiflis Governorate

6. Stands at 200 centimetres in height. It is unknown as to why she is this tall.
↳ Staraya Ladoga notes that she has said that her height growth is unnatural. What this entails is unknown.

Source: Moscow, Novgorod, Saint Petersburg, Siberia Governorate, Staraya Ladoga

7. She has a personal collection of artefacts from other countries as conquest prizes, including Kingdom of Poland and Grand Duchy of Lithuania's winged hussar armour.
↳ White Rus notes that despite the collection being known to hold war loot, the less-known part of it contains her personal collection of heirlooms from the formation of the Rus state.

Source: Bessarabia Governorate, Courland Governorate, Esthonia Governorate, Grand Duchy of Finland, Kingdom of Finland, Livonia Governorate, Moscow, Novgorod, Russian America, Russian Republic, Saint Petersburg, Siberia Governorate, Staraya Ladoga, Volhynia Governorate, White Rus

8. She doesn't seem to eat out of her own will, though when asked to, she would prefer to eat dairy products and game, specifically venison. She would only eat non-vegetarian food if she herself was the one who hunted it if it is not venison.

Source: Akhtyrsky, Aleksandria, Grodno, Irkutsk, Izyum, Lubny, Mariupol, Moscow, Novgorod, Olviopol, Pavlograd, Russian America, Saint Petersburg, Siberia Governorate, Staraya Ladoga, Sumy, Vladivostok, Yelisavetgrad

9. Russian Empire can see the unseen.
↳ Saint Petersburg notes that it is due to a "close encounter with Death". Siberia Governorate notes that it is because she is, by all means, dead (how?)

Source: Moscow, Novgorod, Saint Petersburg, Siberia Governorate, Staraya Ladoga

10. Died on the 15th of March 1917, killed by her son (who became Russian Republic and Russian State after the October Revolution).
↳ Saint Petersburg notes that she never died and continued to become Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic and Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Moscow notes that she was strongly against this (why?).

Source: Grand Duchy of Finland, Kingdom of Poland, Moscow, Novgorod, Russian Republic, Saint Petersburg, Siberia Governorate, Staraya Ladoga

Most detailed sources are derived from cities. The majority of higher-level Representations seem to focus on other aspects non-related to Russian Empire on a personal level; strictly political and historical events (so far).

Ten would suffice until Russian Federation has given the green light of the correct use of sources.

Not all sources are cited as of now, but will be soon.

Organization Personification of the United Nations
Ulrich Neumann

Chapter Text

23 May 2011

Russian Federation has spoken that the research done was commendable, though recommended that I now do another Representation. By how she specified Representation rather than Personification, a historical country has been the subject of my research this past week; Imperial Germany.

Remember to ask Republic of Indonesia for his papers from when he withdrew membership in 20 January 1965 to 19 September 1966. Ask him to do if he hasn't.

Russian Federation did not answer when asked why her predecessors have the same patronym.

Russian Federation noted that once I finish with this one, she will be willing to redact another wave of points concerning Russian Empire. She also spoke to use native sources when trying to research, which denotes German sources for this subject.

It is a known fact that German Realm (1871-1918) is the same person as the current Country Personification of the Federal Republic of Germany.

Animalistic features (unless they are oddities, such as United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland's white dragon, etc.) are not mentioned as they line up with what is within their coat of arms.

1. Born and identified as female on 18 August 1657 (three months before the Treaty of Wehlau). Oddly enough, her mother, Electorate of Brandenburg, decided to give her a male Name of Descent. She was named Gundolf Chlodorich von Preußen.
↳ Province of Brandenburg notes that her personal names were expanded into Nikolaus Gundolf Chlodorich Remisbrand Ignaz Dietger (as of 1871). The first to be added was Dietger, followed by Remisbrand, then Nikolaus and Ignaz simultaneously.

Source: Berlin, Duchy of Prussia, Electorate of Brandenburg, Königsberg, Province of East Prussia

2. Kingdom of Prussia paraded her as his "son" in 1712 (despite everyone within the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation knowing that German Realm was not). This identification carried over to non-German-speaking international powers who thought of her as a man, despite her apparently obvious distaste over the label.
↳ Electorate of Brandenburg notes that this is due to the fact that Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation told his son that his granddaughter shared the same prosoponym as his (Reich).

Source: Archduchy of Austria, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, Berlin, Duchy of Bavaria, Duchy of Prussia, Duchy of Saxony, Electorate of Brandenburg, Königsberg, Landgraviate of Hesse-Darmstadt, Margraviate of Baden, Province of East Prussia

3. Her choice to be a field marshall hussar rather than an infantry like Kingdom of Prussia stems from her upbringing and acts as a move of rebelliousness, as she knew very well that he wasn't fond of hussars (due to Archduchy of Austria, Kingdom of Poland and Grand Duchy of Lithuania, and Russian Empire).
↳ Kingdom of Saxony notes that this choice was purposefully a mirror of what Austro-Hungarian Monarchy did in his youth when his Austrian half chose to be a part of the infantry against Archduchy of Austria's wishes to be a hussar.

Source: Berlin, Kingdom of Bavaria, Kingdom of Prussia, Kingdom of Saxony, Kingdom of Württemberg, Königsberg, Province of Brandenburg, Province of East Prussia, Province of Hanover, Province of West Prussia

4. Her height was identified to be roughly a bit over 182 centimetres as of the establishment of the German Emperor. Despite that, she will always say that she is around 177 centimetres in height (much to French Republic's dismay).
↳ Province of Hanover notes that the reason why French Republic reacts this way is because she is 180 centimetres, and despite German Realm being taller, she claims to be shorter than French Republic.

Source: Austrian Empire, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, Berlin, Kingdom of Prussia, Province of Brandenburg, Province of Hanover

5. The uniform she often uses to formal meetings were almost always with her modified Life Hussars Regiment uniform—where all the non-black colours were changed to silver—rather than any other attire. The only known moments of her wearing anything else in official meets were the two times she got married and when the German Empire was declared in the Palace of Versailles, in where he wore an all-black garment with silver and red components, medals in full display, as well as a large white fur-lined black cloak.
↳ Province of Brandenburg notes the uniform was made way back in 1806 with the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation.

Source: Austrian Empire, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, Berlin, Duchy of Saxe-Altenburg, Duchy of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, Duchy of Saxe-Meningen, Free and Hanseatic City of Bremen, Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg, Free and Hanseatic City of Lübeck, Grand Duchy of Hesse, Grand Duchy of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach, Kingdom of Prussia, Kingdom of Saxony, Königsberg, Province of Brandenburg, Province of East Prussia, Province of West Prussia

6. Her first marriage was to the future Austro-Hungarian Monarchy in 1815, until their marriage was annulled in 1848. Her second marriage was with Grand Duchy of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach in 1849. These two marriages brought outrage to non-German-speaking international powers as they thought of the union as sodomy (it is in fact not). A son was born from the second marriage, the soon-to-be German Realm (1918-1945) on 9 November 1849.

Source: Austrian Empire, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, Berlin, Duchy of Saxe-Altenburg, Duchy of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, Duchy of Saxe-Meningen, Grand Duchy of Hesse, Grand Duchy of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach, Kingdom of Bavaria, Kingdom of Prussia, Kingdom of Saxony, Kingdom of Württemberg, Königsberg, Province of Brandenburg, Province of East Prussia, Province of West Prussia

7. Often thought to have a lack of emotions, mainly due to Kingdom of Prussia's conditioning (though not lacking in obsession). Lacks an understanding on what personal consent is, from the way she behaves.
↳ Grand Duchy of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach notes that this is especially present whenever she interacts with him.

Source: Berlin, Grand Duchy of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach, Imperial Territory of Alsace-Lorraine, Königsberg, Principality of Waldeck and Pyrmont, Province of Brandenburg, Province of West Prussia

8. Does not speak unless spoken to, and not always would she answer. Because of this, she was originally thought to be mute.
↳ Kingdom of Bavaria notes an instance when French Republic once asked her what the colour of the sky was as an act of humour. She responded that it was "green". French Republic was more bewildered over the fact that she just spoke rather than her absurd answer.

Source: Berlin, Duchy of Anhalt, Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Kingdom of Bavaria, Kingdom of Prussia, Königsberg, Province of Brandenburg

9. She is suspected to be colour blind (modern day foresight would confirm this point, for she has achromatopsia).
↳ Free and Hanseatic City of Lübeck notes that the reason why German Realm thought of the sky to be green (this was a genuine belief) was because Province of Brandenburg told her that most beautiful things in life was green.

Source: Free and Hanseatic City of Bremen, Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg, Free and Hanseatic City of Lübeck, Grand Duchy of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach, Kingdom of Saxony, Kingdom of Württemberg, Province of Brandenburg, Province of Hanover

10. Noted to be very observant by most, a trait passed down from her mother. Not only that, her skills in strategy is praised by many, who thought that Kingdom of Prussia was the one who taught her those, but most of the strategy was learned from Electorate of Brandenburg. Kingdom of Prussia only taught her how to be obedient and how to fight (as well as medical care).
↳ Königsberg notes that the last part was not known by many due to the fact that they often forget (unaware?) that he was part of the Teutonic Knights when he was younger.

Source: Grand Duchy of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach, Kingdom of Prussia, Kingdom of Saxony, Königsberg, Principality of Reuss-Gera, Principality of Reuss-Greiz, Principality of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt, Principality of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen, Province of Brandenburg, Province of East Prussia

11. Her eye health is quite lacking when it comes to things near her. She needs to wear glasses when she reads. Due to this, she prefers listening compared to reading just so she doesn't need to wear the glasses a lot, as her father has shown disdain over it.
↳ Province of Brandenburg notes that this eye sight is from Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation, and that Kingdom of Prussia has a mild version of far-sightedness.

Source: Berlin, Duchy of Brunswick, Grand Duchy of Oldenburg, Principality of Lippe, Principality of Schaumburg-Lippe, Province of Brandenburg, Province of West Prussia

12. Due to Kingdom of Prussia's absence in her formative years, she was under the belief that Electorate of Brandenburg was her father (for how much she looked like a man) while Free and Hanseatic City of Lübeck was her mother.

Source: Free and Hanseatic City of Lübeck, Electorate of Brandenburg

13. With Kingdom of Prussia's teachings, there are four keywords which can make German Realm at her father's mercy (which is why she was given the epithet "Prussia's Bloodhound/Attack Dog"). The first keyword orders her to be focused, the second to identify the target, the third is to have her attack the target, and the fourth is to stop. The exact keywords for each are known only to Kingdom of Prussia and Province of Brandenburg.

Source: Berlin, Duchy of Anhalt, Duchy of Brunswick, Duchy of Saxe-Altenburg, Duchy of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, Duchy of Saxe-Meiningen, Free and Hanseatic City of Bremen, Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg, Free and Hanseatic City of Lübeck, German Realm (1918-1945), Grand Duchy of Baden, Grand Duchy of Hesse, Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Grand Duchy of Mecklenbhrg-Strelitz, Grand Duchy of Oldenburg, Grand Duchy of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach, Imperial Territory of Alsace-Lorraine, Kingdom of Bavaria, Kingdom of Prussia, Kingdom of Saxony, Kingdom of Württemberg, Königsberg, Principality of Lippe, Principality of Reuss-Gera, Principality of Reuss-Greiz, Principality of Schaumburg-Lippe, Principality of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt, Principality of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen, Principality of Waldeck and Pyrmont, Province of Brandenburg, Province of East Prussia, Province of Hanover, Province of West Prussia

14. She was overthrown by her own son when three German monarchs abdicated (including the German Emperor and King of Prussia, albeit without official decree). Her whereabouts were unknown from the 9th of November 1918 to the day the Treaty of Versailles was signed, when she boarded a train to Switzerland as self-exile.
↳ German Realm (1918-1945) notes that he was aware of her whereabouts, but never specified where.

Source: Berlin, Free and Hanseatic City of Lübeck, German Realm (1918-1945), Grand Duchy of Baden, Grand Duchy of Hesse, Grand Duchy of Saxony, Kingdom of Prussia, Königsberg, Province of Brandenburg, Province of East Prussia, Province of West Prussia

15. German Realm (1918-1945) killed her (how?).
↳ Administrative District Weimar notes that despite dying by bayonet stabbing from behind, she was seen alive unscathed seconds after.

Source: Administrative District Weimar

The fifteenth point is the main oddity of the research when I leafed through uncountable amount of reports regarding the German Revolution of 1918-1919. Validity of this point is doubtable, only one source is available; no first-hand source from German Realm (1918-1945) can be found regarding this event despite being the perpetrator.

Points will be handed out to Russian Federation for redaction. Surely she'll provide a satisfying answer in regards to this quirk.

Personal details are more available compared to Russian Empire's because, despite being quiet, German Realm does not live a solitary life (unlike Russian Empire).

Not all sources are cited as of now, but will be soon.

Organization Personification of the United Nations
Ulrich Neumann

Chapter Text

I appreciate the update you have given.

Sources shouldn't be limited to just states, include non-major cities too, as well as the states' administrative divisions (except Prussia, you did several already).

If you found my answer to be unsatisfactory, please rephrase your question into a specific inquiry.

Germany's birth prosoponym is not Reich. That is such an awful and illogical prosoponym. Dare I say, outright weird.

Her choice of hussarship was also inspired by Russian Empire. She chose to be part of the cavalry ever since she came under the Mongols. Prior to that, she was more infantry-based.

The reason why Germany insists she is that height is because the last time she measured her height was before the French Revolution.

Germany did not wear the cloak in both her marriages.

Because of her odd gender identity, she both accepted and denied being homosexual (likes men as a man which makes her one, likes men as a woman which makes her not).

She had emotions, just a lack of self autonomy.

She speaks a lot, just to herself.

She can see colour, but only human blood. That is how she can identify the difference between which is animal and which is human, because the latter shows its colour to her.

Germany prefers her glasses but cannot refuse what Prussia wanted from her.

Only the attack word is known by the German states.

Last part; oh, I don't know, maybe it's best to have German Realm's testimony when it comes to that. Not Germany, she'll outright deny that ever happened. Maybe ask France if she ever remembers anything weird in the Battle of Leipzig.

Your effort so far has been splendid.

Country Personification of the Russian Federation
Yelena Stellanovna Romanova

Chapter Text

30 May 2011

Russian Federation did not give a satisfying reply. Verbatim, "Oh, I don't know, maybe it's best to have German Realm's testimony when it comes to that. Not Germany, she'll outright deny that ever happened."

Remember to ask Republic of Indonesia for his papers from when he withdrew membership in 20 January 1965 to 19 September 1966. Ask him to do if he hasn't.

Continuation over the research surrounding Russian Federation's predecessors, now Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic, in order to create a comprehensible page concerning Russian Federation.

I am still under the belief that Russian Federation was all Russian Country Personifications that came before her (excluding the first Grand Duchy of Moscow, Russian Republic, and Russian State). Her chronological age should be around 631 years old if this belief is correct.

Try ask Russian Federation if she is her predecessors. Hope she doesn't give the vaguest answer possible.

Convince Russian Federation to give out first-hand sources from All of Russia's Personification(s)?

1. Considered to be the same person as Russian Empire by the majority.
↳ Moscow notes that this is false, for Russian Empire died when Emperor Nicholas II abdicated, killed by her son. She is confident of this because she was the one who guarded the door in the room where she died. Russian State notes that he killed her as Russian Republic and it was an accident (how?).

Source: Alash Autonomy, Azerbaijan Democratic Republic, Belarusian People's Republic, Democratic Republic of Georgia, Democratic Republic of Latvia, Emirate of Bukhara, Galich, Grodno, Kamenets-Podolsky, Kharkov, Khelm, Kiev, Kingdom of Finland, Lutsk, Lvov, Minsk, Moldavian Democratic Republic, Moscow, Moscow Governorate, Novgorod, Novgorod Governorate, Novograd-Volynsky, Pinsk, Polotsk, Proskurov, Republic of Armenia, Republic of Estonia, Republic of Lithuania, Republic of Poland, Rovno, Russian State, Saint Petersburg, Siberian Republic, Stanislavov, Staraya Ladoga, Tarnopol, Transcaspian Government, Turkestan Autonomy, Turov, Ukrainian People's Republic, Vinnitsa, Volodymyr, Vladimir, Zaleshchiki, Zhitomir

2. Her uniform is said to be the field garments of the Front Commander, the great coat included as well as a white-coloured trench coat worn above it (only if the former coat is worn). A pink-tinted scarf is also worn whenever the weather gets too cold even with the warmth of a great coat.
↳ Moscow notes that the colour comes from how often it was stained by blood and wasn't immediately washed, leaving behind that tint on the scarf. It was originally Russian Empire's.

Source: Alash Autonomy, Azerbaijan Democratic Republic, Belarusian People's Republic, Democratic Republic of Georgia, Democratic Republic of Latvia, Emirate of Bukhara, Kingdom of Finland, Moldavian Democratic Republic, Moscow, Moscow Governorate, Republic of Armenia, Republic of Estonia, Republic of Lithuania, Republic of Poland, Russian State, Siberian Republic, Transcaspian Government, Turkestan Autonomy, Ukrainian People's Republic

3. She claimed to have been present when Russian Empire died.
↳ Saint Petersburg notes that while she may claim such a thing, he thinks it's a metaphor because she is the Russian Empire personified and symbolised the change by the death of autocracy. Moscow notes that she finds it literal, but questions on how she got in there, considering she had been directly ordered by Russian Empire to not let anyone in, as she didn't see nor hear anyone enter or exit after Russian Republic came inside the room.

Source: Azerbaijan Democratic Republic, Belarusian People's Republic, Democratic Republic of Georgia, Moscow, Novgorod, Republic of Armenia, Russian State, Saint Petersburg, Siberian Republic, Staraya Ladoga, Ukrainian People's Republic

4. The specific amount of languages she knows of is unknown. She is known to be able to speak Dutch, English, German, French, Hungarian, Spanish, and Portuguese fluently, as well as an unspecified amount of regional languages inside the former Russian Empire.
↳ Siberian Republic notes that this choice to learn languages (if they are now a regional language of Russia) is to conquer them. He thinks that with every state she conquered, she learned its main governmental language, like how Tsardom of Russia learnt Chagatai and Siberian Tatar before the conquest by Yermak Timofeyevich. Because he believes her (Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic) to be the same as the tsardom and empire, she retains her language proficiency.

Source: Alash Autonomy, Belarusian People's Republic, Emirate of Bukhara, Moscow, Novgorod, Russian State, Saint Petersburg, Siberian Republic, Staraya Ladoga, Transcaspian Government, Turkestan Autonomy, Ukrainian People's Republic

5. She is slightly taller compared to Russian Empire, being 203 centimetres, which makes her the same height as Russian State.

Source: Alash Autonomy, Azerbaijan Democratic Republic, Belarusian People's Republic, Democratic Republic of Georgia, Democratic Republic of Latvia, Emirate of Bukhara, Kingdom of Finland, Moldavian Democratic Republic, Moscow, Novgorod, Republic of Armenia, Republic of Estonia, Republic of Lithuania, Republic of Poland, Russian State, Saint Petersburg, Staraya Ladoga, Transcaspian Government, Turkestan Autonomy, Ukrainian People's Republic

6. The gold colour usually identified with Russian Empire is not found to be often worn by her.
↳ Saint Petersburg notes that the only time he saw her wearing anything remotely with a golden colour in it was when he first saw her, wearing Russian Empire's white uniform, bloodied. This is one of the reasons as to why he refuses to believe that Russian Empire ever died.

Source: Galich, Grodno, Kamenets-Podolsky, Kharkov, Khelm, Kiev, Kingdom of Finland, Lutsk, Lvov, Minsk, Moscow, Moscow Governorate, Novgorod, Novgorod Governorate, Novograd-Volynsky, Pinsk, Polotsk, Proskurov, Republic of Poland, Rovno, Russian State. Saint Petersburg, Stanislavov, Staraya Ladoga, Tarnopol, Turov, Vinnitsa, Volodymyr, Vladimir, Zaleshchiki, Zhitomir

7. She can allegedly feel what other Personifications feel, hence why she states that she can smell others' fear whenever they face against her. Whether or not this is supposed to be a taunt is unknown.

Source: Bashkiria, Chuvashia, Crimean People's Republic, Don Republic, Far Eastern Republic, Karelian United Government, Moscow, Mountainous Republic of the North Caucasus, Novgorod, Republic of Kirjasalo, Russian State, Saint Petersburg, Siberian Republic, Staraya Ladoga

8. Her animalistic traits not present in her coats of arms is a dragon. The colour depends on what the colour of her eagle form feathers' are. If it is gold, then the dragon is black, if it is black, then the dragon is gold.
↳ Moscow notes that it is suspected that the dragon came from her coats of arms, which is on the eagle within the coats of arms of the Russian Empjre

Source: Moscow, Russian State, Saint Petersburg, Siberian Republic

9. "Extremely sentimental" (???????? what??)

Source: Novgorod, Russian State, Siberian Republic, Staraya Ladoga

10. After the Russian Civil War and once the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics was formed, she seemed to have disappeared as an autonomous Personification. She is perceived to be the same person as Union of Soviet Socialist Republics by all (at the time, current and former) Russian Personifications.
↳ Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic and Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic notes that the position of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic within the United Nations is dually held by Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, backing up this claim, where most international forces believe the post-revolution version is the union's secret daughter (what's with the theme of secret daughters?).

Source: Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic, Transcaucasian Soviet Socialist Republic, Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic

How Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republics came to be is debatable. Outside sources proclaim that she is Russian Empire's secret daughter, which is disproven with how internal sources never mentioned a second daughter and nearly all (except two) collectively agree that she is Russian Empire.

If we factor in Moscow and Russian State's statements (which has great merit, as those two were in very close proximity when she passed), would it mean that Russian Empire indeed died but somehow came back to life to represent the Bolsheviks?

Why are there a lot of reports found of people allegedly resurrecting now? First was the German Realm (1871-1918), now Russian Empire. What is the truth? How is it even possible?

Remember to ask Russian Federation about the above. Hope she doesn't give the vaguest answer possible.

I cannot see how any Country Personification of All of Russia can be sentimental. Though I never met this version, I have met the union and cannot find anything "sentimental" about her. Russian Federation is one of the most annoying, intelligent, and paradoxically caring people I've ever met.

Why did Russian Federation mention about satellites last time we met in person?

All sources checked kept referencing Archangel Michael and I don't know how to explain that.

Not all sources are cited as of now, but will be soon.

Organization Personification of the United Nations
Ulrich Neumann

Chapter Text

6 June 2011

Russian Federation did not give a satisfying reply. Verbatim, "I am not union, soviet, empire, tsardom, grand principality, or Rus Land. I am federation," and "resurrection is definitely a thing but whether or not it actually happens to Personifications is something I have no place to say about."

Remember to ask Republic of Indonesia for his papers from when he withdrew membership in 20 January 1965 to 19 September 1966. Ask him to do if he hasn't.

Russian Federation outright denied giving me any first hand sources.

Considering the previous one was about another All of Russia, this one should be different. And because the one before the one before was of German Realm (1871-1918), this should be about her southern cousin—Austro-Hungarian Monarchy.

It is a known fact that Austro-Hungarian Monarchy is the same person as both the current Country Personification of the Republic of Austria and the Country Personification of Hungary.

I cannot take countries who lack a full official name seriously. Just "Hungary"? Feels very informal.

1. Austro-Hungarian Monarchy is a merger between twins Republic of Austria and Hungary. When they were born was around July of 1571, as a result of the Treaty of Speyer between Archduchy of Austria and Kingdom of Hungary. The reason why their date of birth is unknown; both Republic of Austria and Hungary have differing ideas on when they were born.
↳ Vienna notes that the reason it is lost is because Archduchy of Austria destroyed all records of their birth (why?). The date on her source was 19 July 1571, saying that they were "just birthed not long ago", leading the assumptions that they were born in early to mid-July of that year.

Source: Archduchy of Austria, Archduchy of Austria above the Enns, Archduchy of Austria below the Enns, Buda, Kingdom of Croatia, Kingdom of Hungary, Vienna

2. At birth, they were respectively given the name of Ottorica for the Austrian (older twin) and Gedeon for the Hungarian (younger twin). When they first merged, they took up the named Erlulf Widurich.
↳ Archduchy of Austria above the Enns notes that her name was expanded into Ottorica Lieselotte Adelheid Kunigunde, the first name to be added being Kunigunde, then Adelheid, and lastly Lieselotte. Austro-Hungarian Monarchy's name was expanded to Ottokind Folkger Erlulf Widurich Isenrad Ludhun; the two names added after was Ottokind and Ludhun, and then came Folkger and Isenrad.

Source: Archduchy of Austria, Archduchy of Austria above the Enns, Archduchy of Austria below the Enns, Buda, Kingdom of Hungary, Vienna

3. They both merged to become Erlulf Widurich as an effect of their father losing in Rákóczi's War of Independence (they previously grew up separately), where the younger was taken in by Archduchy of Austria who forced them to merge so she doesn't have too much trouble in raising two.
↳ Kingdom of Hungary notes that the decision was likely because she did not want to let Hungary do his own thing, like how her father did to her (which resulted in her becoming his equal from nothing), mainly due to the threat he posed to her, especially after the war. 

Source: Archduchy of Austria, Archduchy of Austria above the Enns, Archduchy of Austria below the Enns, Buda, Kingdom of Croatia, Kingdom of Hungary, Kingdom of Slavonia, Vienna

4. The Kingdoms and Lands Represented in the Imperial Council (older twin) met her first cousin German Realm (1871-1918) in Rákóczi's War of Independence when she was put under the care of Kingdom of Prussia while Archduchy of Austria went to battle. There, she gained a sort of infatuation on the junior (which was severely disliked by her).
↳ Königsberg notes that she brought the younger to a garden of flowers after making German Realm (1871-1918) cry. When she smiled, that was likely when The Kingdoms and Lands Represented in the Imperial Council started to have an infatuation over her first cousin.

Source: Archduchy of Austria, Archduchy of Austria above the Enns, Archduchy of Austria below the Enns, Berlin, Königsberg, Vienna

5. After the end of the Napoleonic Wars, the formation of the German Confederation was represented by the marriage of the future Austro-Hungarian Monarchy and future German Realm (1871-1918). They did not ever consummate. They divorced in 1848.
↳ Kingdom of Bavaria notes that German Realm (1871-1918) initiated the divorce and it happened embarassingly for Austro-Hungarian Monarchy.

Source: Archduchy of Austria above the Enns, Archduchy of Austria below the Enns, Austrian Empire, Buda, Kingdom of Bavaria, Kingdom of Croatia, Kingdom of Hanover, Kingdom of Hungary, Kingdom of Prussia, Kingdom of Saxony, Kingdom of Slavonia, Kingdom of Württemberg, Vienna

6. When the Hungarian Revolution of 1848-1849 occurred, Rhine (what Austro-Hungarian Monarchy was referred to before his statehood because he represented the Confederation of the Rhine) split and Lands of the Crown of Saint Stephen (younger twin) joined the revolution with their father. When the Hungarians lost towards the combined Austrian and Russian forces, Lands of the Crown of Saint Stephen was disarmed by Russian Empire, before having his left eye stabbed by Austrian Empire to "make sure he didn't do anything like this ever again". After this, Lands of the Crown of Saint Stephen was made to merge with The Kingdoms and Lands Represented in the Imperial Council again, and Austro-Hungarian Monarchy was left blind because of this event.
↳ Buda notes that the weapon used to stab his left eye was Kingdom of Hungary's ceremonial dagger. He (Austro-Hungarian Monarchy) does have eyepatches with the lesser coats of arms of both The Kingdoms and Lands Represented in the Imperial Council and Lands of the Crown of Saint Stephen, but never uses it (who would want to be blind when they were born not?).

Source: Austrian Empire, Buda, Free City of Fiume, Kingdom of Croatia, Kingdom of Hungary, Kingdom of Prussia, Kingdom of Slavonia, Russian Empire, Vienna

7. The typical uniform he often wears is identified to be the dress uniform of the Imperial and Royal Life Guard Infantry Company, though recoloured to have it mostly black (as the descendants of Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation love to do), only keeping the red and gold in the uniform, with the rank of field marshall—this uniform is the one used most among three uniforms, originating from the Austrian side's role as infantry. The second is the same uniform from before, but with the addition of a red mantle with white fur as well as a gold outline (of which belonged to Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation and then Austrian Empire). The third and least used comes from the Hungarian side's role as a dragoon of the 5th Styrian, Carinthian and Carniolan Dragoons (Nicholas I, Emperor of Russia's Own), but all the non-gold and red colouring of the uniform was changed to a green so dark, it can be mistaken for black.

Source: Archduchy of Austria above the Enns, Archduchy of Austria below the Enns, Austrian Empire, Buda, Kingdom of Bohemia, Kingdom of Croatia, Kingdom of Dalmatia, Kingdom of Hungary, Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria, Kingdom of Slavonia, Vienna

8. The reason as to why the Austrian part chose to be part of the infantry was to go against her mother's wishes, who wanted her to be a hussar like her. It was never written as to why The Kingdoms and Lands Represented in the Imperial Council decided to rebel on this choice. When it came to Lands of the Crown of Saint Stephen's decision to be a dragoon, it was because, despite wanting to be a hussar, he wasn't fond of that choice because his mother was one too (despite being encouraged by his father to be a hussar just like him). He decided to join the dragoons for they were also cavalry.
↳ Pest notes that in order to appease his mother after the Hungarian Revolution of 1848-1849, he joined the regiment named after the Russian Emperor which caused Russian involvement in the revolution (resulting in his loss); Emperor Nicholas I of Russia.

Source: Archduchy of Austria above the Enns, Archduchy of Austria below the Enns, Austrian Littoral, Free City of Trieste, Kingdom of Croatia, Kingdom of Hungary, Margraviate of Moravia, Princely County of Tyrol, Princely County of Vorarlberg, Pest

9. Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, despite being paraded by his mother a lot, seems to be quite distant with her. Though not as much as he is compared to Kingdom of Hungary. Even when they were separated, both children seemed to hold some sort of dislike over their mother, it is not known why the older twin would ever hold this sentiment at all.
↳ Óbuda and Vienna notes this simultaneously and ties it with her birth (why?).

Source: Archduchy of Austria above the Enns, Archduchy of Austria below the Enns, Austrian Empire, Electorate of Hesse, Grand Duchy of Baden, Grand Duchy of Hesse, Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Grand Duchy of Oldenburg, Kingdom of Croatia, Kingdom of Hungary, Kingdom of Slavonia, Óbuda, Vienna

10. Unlike German Realm (1871-1918)'s affinity towards combat and strategy, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy's likings seem to be more on music and natural sciences. That does not mean that he is inferior compared to his first cousin, for when it comes to sheer strength, he is stronger than her in every way. The only thing downsides is that he has a hard time with is adapting with Russian Empire's "weird" fighting style, and that he is only focused on his own unique style. He is still blessed with the extremely quick learning capability of his ancestors, which makes him more feared than his northern neighbour when it comes to fair combat.
↳ Kingdom of Saxony notes that this is because Russian Empire's way of fighting is more on being on the air (jumping, leaping, etc.) compared to Austro-Hungarian Monarchy's more grounded style. The only time German Realm (1871-1918) would ever win a fair match with him (and not to attack blindly with the attack command) is by adapting and using Russian Empire's style against him. Grand Duchy of Baden notes that Austro-Hungarian Monarchy is often heard to complain about how annoying Russian Empire's style is (as well as how much he doesn't like her in general, perhaps due to his Hungarian side).

Source: Archduchy of Austria above the Enns, Archduchy of Austria below the Enns, Austrian Empire, Buda, Duchy of Brunswick, Duchy of Holstein, Duchy of Limburg, Duchy of Nassau, Duchy of Anhalt, Kingdom of Hanover, Kingdom of Hungary, Kingdom of Slavonia, Kingdom of Saxony, Vienna

11. Unlike his cousin who prefers to listen more than to speak, he is the polar opposite of that. It seems that, for some odd reason, he prefers to just outright ignore what people are saying and refuses to listen, and prefers on speaking and dominating the environment more. This is eased more with the natural charisma he seems to have a lot of, as well as his intricate way of words which somehow makes him likeable amongst the humans.
↳ Kingdom of Württemberg notes that the majority of northern Germans dislike him. Perhaps because of how much he acts like Kingdom of Bavaria, which is reasonable, as Austrian Empire was previously under the tutelage of the kingdom (formerly duchy-electorate).

Source: Archduchy of Austria above the Enns, Archduchy of Austria below the Enns, Austrian Empire, Buda, Kingdom of Bavaria, Kingdom of Hungary, Kingdom of Slavonia, Kingdom of Württemberg, Landgraviate of Hesse-Homburg, Principality of Hohenzollern-Hechingen, Principality of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen, Principality of Liechtenstein, Principality of Lippe, Principality of Schaumburg-Lippe, Principality of Waldeck and Pyrmont, Vienna

12. His mother often talks about the language of the flowers to him ever since the end of the Napoleonic Wars, and despite listening to it thoroughly (rare event), he never considers it to be an important thing and doesn't have an understanding as to why flowers are so appealing to some.
↳ Kingdom of Prussia notes that Austro-Hungarian Monarchy is a person who sees fact over beauty.

Source: Archduchy of Austria above the Enns, Archduchy of Austria below the Enns, Austrian Empire, Duchy of Bukovina, Duchy of Carinthia, Duchy of Carniola, Duchy of Salzburg, Duchy of Silesia, Duchy of Styria, Free City of Frankfurt, Kingdom of Hanover, Kingdom of Prussia, Kingdom of Saxony, Vienna

13. He often shows his distaste over Tsardom of Bulgaria and Sublime Ottoman State quite outwardly (when they are not within his vicinity) despite being allied together. Whenever they share a room, he gives them a clearly insincere political smile because he thinks that "they find me unlikeable, which is preposterous".
↳ Budapest notes that the reason why Tsardom of Bulgaria and Sublime Ottoman State find him "unlikeable" is that because he is more manipulative than German Realm (1871-1918). He manages to be charismatic without trying. He's also confident in his abilities, maybe a bit too much sometimes, but he remains undefeated in a battle of endurance. He is also talkative, and often fills the room with his voice whenever he pleases. Vienna notes that she finds the pair to likely be jealous of those first two traits.

Source: Archduchy of Austria above the Enns, Archduchy of Austria below the Enns, Budapest, Kingdom of Croatia-Slavonia, Kingdom of Hungary, Vienna

14. Despite being quite (onesidedly) civil (more than that) towards German Realm (1871-1918), he finds her habit of smoking pipe quite unbearable, and would often exit the room whenever she decided to smoke (in which the activity increased in the Great War).
↳ Archduchy of Austria below the Enns, notes that in one of the first meetings of all four members of the Central Powers, he points this habit of hers out, and she responds by saying, verbatim, "I certainly do note wish for any of my own dearest allies to have Death as the last thing they see in the inevitable time of their demise," which was directed to her three allies (including him). He was quite unnerved by her saying this, mainly because she never used affectionate nicknames before this at all.

Source: Archduchy of Austria above the Enns, Archduchy of Austria below the Enns, Austrian Littoral, Budapest, Duchy of Carinthia, Duchy of Salzburg, Duchy of Styria, Kingdom of Croatia-Slavonia, Kingdom of Hungary, Princely County of Tyrol, Princely County of Vorarlberg, Vienna

15. Nearing the end of the Great War, The Kingdoms and Lands Represented in the Imperial Council (who mainly controls Austro-Hungarian Monarchy), loses autonomy of the shared body when the Aster Revolution occurred. Right before Emperor-King Charles I/IV abdicated, they split for the final time and Lands of the Crown of Saint Stephen stabs his older twin in the right eye.
↳  Budapest notes that the weapon used was the same ceremonial dagger used by Austrian Empire in the previous Hungarian Revolution.

Source: Archduchy of Austria above the Enns, Archduchy of Austria below the Enns, Budapest, Duchy of Bukovina, Duchy of Carniola, Duchy of Silesia, Kingdom of Bohemia, Kingdom of Croatia-Slavonia, Kingdom of Dalmatia, Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria, Kingdom of Hungary, Margraviate of Moravia, Vienna

Why is their birth surrounded in mystery, and why did Austrian Empire destroy all records?

Asking Russian Federation is a futile effort, she'll just answer things cryptically as always.

Republic of Austria is still superior than Federal Republic of Germany in sheer strength. It seems that the wit Austro-Hungarian Monarchy held came from Hungary.

I don't know what extra facts Russian Federation will provide from this round of research.

Next would be Union of Soviet Socialist Republics? Hopefully. After would be... a form of Germany? I can't be sure.

It is almost certain that if, for some odd reason, Republic of Austria and Hungary were to merge once more, the merger would be blind.

Hungary still bears the distaste of All of Russia, and it carried over to Russian Federation.

I cannot find much of other sources. Why do states and important cities lose their documents more than the "unknown" ones?

The only person Austro-Hungarian Monarchy seemed to ever view in positive light was German Realm (1871-1918). It was never reciprocated.

Not all sources are cited as of now, but will be soon.

Organization Personification of the United Nations
Ulrich Neumann

Chapter Text

I appreciate the update you have given.

You could always ask the cities directly themselves, but if you really are going to stick with the secrecy, then so be it.

Austria and Hungary were born in between 10-19 July 1571.

Austria hated flowers, that's why she never found them to be appealing. She was really doing something big in her mind when she brought Germany to see flowers. The infatuation lasted until the late 1940s.

Wonderfully enough, how Germany divorced him was using the language of flowers. Her colour blind self had to ask two people what the colour of the flower was, and Germany gave her future husband a dethorned burgundy rose. Not only giving her other cousin (she's weird) a flower meaning strong devotion, she dethorned it with her own fingers. Must've been a watch for the German states. Scandalous. I can't imagine such audacity nowadays.

Russian Empire was pregnant when she did that. That's why she let Austrian Empire do her own bidding, because if she wasn't suddenly fatigued, she would have just done something else and not let his eye lose its sight. Maybe a missing limb, perhaps just broken. Who knows. I don't.

The reason why the modified dragoon uniform is coloured dark green is because Kingdom of Hungary wore similar colours outside of military wear. In official meets, he is often forced to wear black to match with his wife.

Go take a look at why Germany doesn't like her father.

Germany adapts really well, that is the only reason why she was able to win against Austria-Hungary that one time. If she never observed what the empire was doing, she would've lost like always.

Bavaria actually likes him a lot (non-romantically).

He listened to his mother's ramblings because Germany likes flowers.

Personifications were born to foreshadow. Germany would deny she ever said that because she doesn't remember. What she said already has an effect, and it has yet to happen to the twins yet.

Also, just ask. I will answer, but how satisfying it'll be would depend on how you word your queries.

Your effort so far has been splendid.

Country Personification of the Russian Federation
Yelena Stellanovna Romanova