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G.M.	hapolley
G.M. email	hapolley-at-yahoo-dot-ca
Type	Regular
Build	Standard
Map	Standard
Variant	Gunboat [Wiki]
Cur Season	Winter 15
Next Deadline	2010-01-27 @ 24:00:00 GMT
Result	2-Way Draw
S. C.	34
Players	7
Status	Closed
Start Date	2009-01-06
End Date
Real-Life Time	5805 days

\| Default House Rules \| Rating Calculation

Seq	Country	Player	Result	S.C.	Seas	NMRs	Rtg Chg	Rtg New
0	Austria	offdisc	Eliminated	0	24	0	-4.73	1216.51
0	England	CPT23862	Draw	12	30	0	11.92	1218.34
0	France	chknbrstl	Eliminated	0	12	0	-5.65	1216.31
0	Germany	jhack16	Draw	13	30	0	10.83	1286.05
0	Italy	Presto	Eliminated	0	14	0	-5.08	1197.43
0	Russia	Samnuva	Eliminated	0	8	0	-5.5	1197.77
0	Turkey	Tirerndil	Survival	9	30	0	-1.75	1193.62
				34

PREV Spring 1901 Adjudication: NEXT

The Deadline for gunboat game dc226 is Tuesday Jan 20 at 2400
hrs MT. I will send out a press adudication on Friday Jan 16 for those who have submitted press by then.
Good work by all, now lets get busy with the propaganda!

MOVEMENT RESULTS: [Spring/1901]

Austria : (N tri - alb)[A vie - gal](A bud - ser)
England : (A lvp - yor)(N edi - NRG)(N lon - NTH)
France : (N bre - MID)(A mar - spa)(A par - bur)
Germany : (A mun - ruh)(N kie - den)(A ber - kie)
Italy : (N nap - ION)(A rom - nap)(A ven H )
Madman :
Russia : [N sev - BLA](A mos - ukr)[A war - gal]
(N stp(sc) - BOT)
Turkey : (A smy - arm)[N ank - BLA](A con - bul)

POSITIONS: [Spring/1901]

Austria ( 3): N alb, A ser, A vie
England ( 3): N NRG, N NTH, A yor
France ( 3): A bur, N MID, A spa
Germany ( 3): N den, A kie, A ruh
Italy ( 3): N ION, A nap, A ven
Madman ( 0):
Russia ( 4): N BOT, N sev, A ukr, A war
Turkey ( 3): N ank, A arm, A bul
Total = ( 22)

DIPYCORP PRESS RELEASES
Questions; Can we, in our black press say who we are (as in
country), and can we attribute the press falsely to someone else? GM- Yes!

TURKISH THREAT UNITES ITALIANS WITH AUSTRIANS By SILVIO SARTORI
TRIESTE â€” When the Ottoman Empire denied Albania its independence, the conventional wisdom suggested that the whole Balkan region would provide such a distraction that the Sultan would have to abandon any attempt at Mediterranean hegemony. During the last two decades, however, the clearest signal has been not of Turkish decline, but Balkan instability.
With the recent independence of Bulgaria looking more and more
like a temporary aberration (sources within Constantinople suggest Bulgaria could be under Turkish control as early as this spring), the remaining question is which lost territories will be next on the Sultanâ€™s list to recover.
The power vacuum created by Ottoman isolation created new
problems for the Austro-Hungarian Empire especially. Sharing borders with both Albania and Serbia- two extremely volatile states- has caused several alerts for Hungarian regiments. Now with the Young Turk movementâ€™s expansionist tenets gaining support in Constantinople, many in Vienna are beginning to believe the best way to secure their Eastern border is to cede control of the Adriatic to the Italians.
In Rome the opportunity to end their decades of disappointing
and feckless efforts to assert control over their waters since unification has been elusive, to put nicely. Many of Garibaldiâ€™s lieutenants had considered the naval strategy a choice between controlling trade routes between Africa and ports at home and vying for supremacy in the Adriatic.
Both sides have much to gain in the proposed alliance. First,
Italy could provide maritime stability to an Austro-Hungarian Empire that is more pressed to attend to concerns within the largely landlocked Balkan states. Second, the Austro-Hungarian Empire can provide substantial assistance to Italy against threats from north of the Alps. Third, the greatest advantage is the mutual support they can provide each other against a resurgent Ottoman Empire, which has made no secret they planned to reverse course on self-determination in the Balkans.

Diplomacy games may contain lying, stabbing, or deliberately deceiving communications that may not be suitable for and may pose a hazard to young children, gullible adults, and small farm animals.