Republic of Poland

The Republic of Poland is a fairly new nation that arose in rebellion against their Russian overlords (Formally The Russian Empire) in 1905 A.D. Since then, Poland has grown their economy through a capitalist system and has been venturing into the world of industrialization becoming the word's leading arms producer

The citizen's in living in Russian Poland suffered from a mass famine as Russia's stability deteriorized. This set up the ground work for the Polish Revolution which would unfold in the following months in 1905.

In the early rebellion, the Poles protested the Russian police forces peacefully although in the confusion shots were fired and this marked the beginning of the Polish Revolution.

The Independence of the Poles was reinforced by the French and British who both helped in the Polish fight for independence by supplying weapons and recognizing their sovereignty. Polish rebel commander Andrew Pomykalski lead guerrilla attacks on Russian police forces using the weapons supplied by France. This was the combat that lead the Poles to fully occupied the capital city of Warsaw.

Soon after Warsaw was occupied, The Russians faced a civil war with the Bolsheviks who failed to take control of Russia, but allowed Poland to have more leverage room in the fight for their independence.

Eventually, The Russians lost interest in fighting with the Poles while they had a civil war to fight which lead them to accept and recognize Polish sovereignty.

Post Revolution Poland
Poland, now a free country, had many obstacles ahead of them. The Poles had no form of government and no leader to lead this government. It was decided by the Polish public that a democracy would be installed modeled off of the American and British systems. The Polish war hero, Andrew Pompykalski, was elected the first president of the Republic of Poland. Pompykalski had major plans for the advancement of Poland which lead to the state that Poland remands in to this date.

One of Pomykalski's first moves was to begin trading for steel with Japan in exchange for food which the Poles now had a surplus of without the burden of the Russians. This gave Poland the steel it needed to start a mass production of factories in Poland which would be devoted to the strengthening of the Polish military as the Russians gained strength. Soon enough Poland found it's self producing too many weapons and Pomykalski began selling them off to nations such as Great Britain etc...