British Kingdom

"For Crown, Order, and the New Europe"

General Overview

After the collapse of the British Isles during the final phase of the German Atlantic Campaign (1943–1945), the United Kingdom fell into occupation and fragmentation. What remains of the British state has been reorganized into a tripartite regime, heavily supervised by the Reich and governed under a special occupation charter.

The Reich did not fully annex the UK, preferring a system of managed collapse combined with puppet authority, similar to Vichy France or the Eastern Reichskommissariats.

Zones of Power

The former United Kingdom is now governed by three distinct, yet overlapping, authorities:

1. The Royal Military Government (RMG)

Slogan: "For King and Country – Aligned with Europe"

• Leader: General Sir Douglas Sheridan
• Status: British loyalist government under military control
• Base of Operations: Oxford
• Political Position: Monarchist, anti-communist, Reich-aligned conservatism

The RMG consists of high-ranking British officers, conservative civil servants, and aristocrats who surrendered conditionally to Germany to prevent total national destruction. Recognized by Berlin as a "neutral buffer authority", they rule the Midlands and portions of the South, protecting King Edward VIII, reinstated under heavy German pressure.

While nominally sovereign, the RMG functions as a military caretaker regime, enforcing order, maintaining infrastructure, and suppressing internal revolt under the watch of German military advisors.

2. Rudolf Hess and the German Administration Zone

Title: "Verwaltungsbezirk Albion"

• Administrator: Reichsverwalter Rudolf Hess
• Headquarters: London
• German Title: Reichsprotektor von Großbritannien
• Supervision: SS and Reich Ministries

London and its surroundings are controlled directly by the Reich through a German Civil Administration. Rudolf Hess, previously exiled and discredited, was rehabilitated and tasked with guiding the transformation of Britain into a loyal part of the Neue Ordnung.

Hess governs with a technocratic, pan-Germanic approach, promoting:

• De-Anglicization of institutions
• Suppression of Labour and socialist networks
• Adoption of German civil law and labor policy

His rule is seen as eccentric and oppressive, relying on SS oversight and collaborationist British officials.

3. The British Union of Fascists – SS Auxiliary Division

Title: "SS-Sturmbrigade Mosley"

• Commander: Sir Oswald Mosley
• German Title: SS-Sturmbannführer Mosley
• Main Strongholds: East Anglia, Kent, select urban centers
• Status: Paramilitary faction under SS command

The BUF was militarized and absorbed into the Waffen-SS under Himmler’s orders. Mosley pledged loyalty to the Reich, promoting his movement as the vanguard of National Socialism in Britain.

The BUF functions as:

• Enforcer of Nazi ideology
• Militia against resistance movements
• Political police in urban areas

They control Blackshirt Zones in Liverpool, Norwich, and Birmingham, complete with tribunals, youth programs, and propaganda campaigns.

Suppression, Resistance, and Repression

Despite German dominance, resistance persists:

• Scotland: Semi-controlled by German garrisons
• Wales and Cornwall: Royalist and socialist guerrilla alliances
• Northern mining towns: Anarchist-led trade union fighters

Reich forces retaliate with SS death squads, BUF auxiliaries, and brutal counter-insurgency operations. Camps are established near Dover, Manchester, and Glasgow for mass internment and reprisals.

Identity and Propaganda

The Reich portrays Britain as:

• A "reformed Aryan nation" reconnecting with Germanic roots
• A cultural partner leading Europe under the Reich’s guidance
• A monarchic empire saved from Jewish-Bolshevik corruption

Propaganda emphasizes Anglo-German kinship, restored imperial honor, and Britain's subordinate but noble role in the new Eurocentric order.