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Schutzpakt und Reichsschutz

Schutzpakt und Reichsschutz

("Protective Pact and Reich Defense")

The Formal Successor to the European Axis – Unity Through Strength

Overview

Founded in 1943 following the surrender of the United Kingdom and the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Schutzpakt und Reichsschutz (SR) is the formalized political-military alliance of pro-German European states, dominions, protectorates, and satellite regimes.

Unlike the informal wartime Axis, the Schutzpakt is an institutionalized Reich-centric alliance, designed not only for defense but also for enforcing the New European Order (Neuordnung Europas) under German hegemony.

Leadership and Structure

  • Supreme Leadership: Led by the German Reich via the Reichsrat für Ordnung und Sicherheit (Council for Order and Security).
  • Supreme Commander: Title of Oberster Wehrleiter des Schutzpakts, held by a senior Wehrmacht commander under Adolf Hitler or his appointed successor.

Administrative Arms:

  • Reichswirtschaftskammer: Oversees economic integration and industrial logistics.
  • Europäisches Sicherheitsschild (ESS): Manages joint security and counterinsurgency operations.
  • Reichskulturamt Europa: Controls cultural conformity and ideological coordination.

Member States and Affiliates

Core Members:

  • German Reich (Leadership)
  • Kingdom of Italy
  • State of Vichy France
  • National State of Norway
  • Reichskommissariats: Moskowien, Ostland, Ukraine, Ostafrika, Mittelafrika, etc.
  • Reichsprotektorate: Champagnerland, Karelia, Galizien

Associate States / Client Regimes:

  • Hungary
  • Romania
  • Bulgaria
  • Slovak Republic
  • Croatia
  • Finland (post-coup)
  • Serbian National State

Auxiliary Supporters:

  • Certain factions in Spain and Portugal
  • Charlemagne-aligned militias
  • Pro-German Boer groups in South Africa

Goals and Principles

  • Preserve Germanic Reich hegemony in Europe and strategic zones abroad.
  • Suppress communism, Bolshevism, liberalism, and American influence.
  • Enforce racial and cultural hierarchy per National Socialist doctrine.
  • Integrate member economies under German syndical planning.
  • Secure colonial expansions in Africa and Eastern territories.

Military Integration

  • The Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS serve as the alliance's military core.
  • Client states maintain national armies under German oversight and training.
  • Foreign volunteer units form part of SS Foreign Legions within regional commands.
  • The Schutzpakt Defense Charter coordinates unified response to rebellion or external threats.

Current Challenges (1946)

  • Instability in Ukraine after the assassination of Erich Koch.
  • Guerrilla warfare and sabotage by the Green Army in Moskowien.
  • American-backed resistance across Southern Europe and the Balkans.
  • Disputes with Italy regarding control in Africa and the Mediterranean.

Slogan and Propaganda

"Ein Reich, viele Banner – aber ein Schicksal."

"One Reich, many banners – but one destiny."

The Schutzpakt und Reichsschutz embodies the German imperial vision of a Europe reorganized under discipline, loyalty, and racial order — a machine of statecraft and steel forged from the chaos of the old world.