Colombia
This article is considered accurate for the current version of the game.
After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Colombia broke diplomatic relations with the Axis powers. Colombia provided the Allies with petroleum products. In 1943, the German submarine U-505 destroyed a Colombian schooner, which caused Colombia to declare a "status of belligerency" against Germany on 26 November 1943.
The German ambassador left the country, and measures of control were implemented, including internment of German citizens in designated areas. Photographs and reconnaissance airplanes belonging to the Colombian-German company Scadta, which used to take aerial shots of Colombian and German cities, were also handed to the United States. During the recovery years, Colombia sent Nestle products (coffee, baby food, etc.) and carbon for heating all over Europe.
Contents
Technology[edit]
Brief overview of nation's technological capabilities.
Diplomacy[edit]
Brief overview of nation's diplomatic situation in 1936.
Alliances[edit]
Brief overview of nation's alliances.
Decisions[edit]
Brief overview of nation's decisions.
Events[edit]
Brief overview of nation's events.
Politics[edit]
Here you can put some stuff that relates to the political situation in-game in 1936 and following years.
Laws[edit]
Ministers[edit]
Intelligence[edit]
Brief overview of nation's intelligence capability in 1936.
Economy[edit]
Here you can type some informative bits about this nation's economy in-game in 1936 and following years.
Industrial Production[edit]
Military[edit]
Here you can type some informative bits about this nation's armed forces in-game in 1936 and the following years.
Army[edit]
Here goes stuff for the land army
[edit]
Here goes naval stuff
Air Force[edit]
Here goes air force stuff
Strategies and Guides[edit]
Put strategies and guides here to help others play this nation. Please post individual guides under its own subheader.
Example Strategy[edit]
This is an example strategy.
Miscellaneous tips[edit]
Here go miscellaneous tips that don't deserve their own subheader.
| North America |
|
| South America |
|
| Africa |
| Oceania |
