Imperial State of Iran

The Imperial State of Iran is a country in Western Asia. They border the Socialist Republic of Turkmenistan to the north-east, Reichskommissariat Kaukasien and the Republic of Armenia to the north-west, the Kingdom of Afghanistan and the Republic of India to the east; and the Iraqi Republic and the Republic of Turkey to the west. Iran has observer status in the Einheitspakt.

History

After Operation Sea Lion resulted in the defeat of the United Kingdom, the Anglo-Persian Oil Company was nationalised by Reza Shah, who was subsequently deposed by the Azure Party and junior officers tied to Germany and Italy.

Politics

Cabinet

Head of state: Mohammed Reza Pahlavi

Head of government: Asadollah Alam

Foreign minister: Abbas Aram

Economy minister: Jahangir Amuzegar

National spirits

Deutsch-Persische Ölgesellschaft	Resource Gain Efficiency: +10.00% Resources to Market: +10% Fuel Gain per Oil: +20.00% Originally the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company, ownership of the corporation was transferred to Germany during the division of the British Empire at the end of the Second World War. Rebranded as the Deutsch-Persische Ölgesellschaft (DPÖ), the Company controls every drop of oil in Iran and dictates what pittance of the profit we receive from its sales.
Mosaddegh's Legacy	Daily Political Power Gain: +0.10 Consumer Goods Factories: 20% Stability: -10.00% Our nation still vividly remembers of the 1953 Coup against the government of the Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh. Orchestrated by Germany following Mosaddegh's nationalisation of the DPÖ, many both domestically and internationally view the coup as the death of Iranian democracy. With the installation of a Pro-German regime and the Shah greatly empowered, the trust between our government and the people will take a long time to heal, should it ever heal at all.
The Imperial Guard	Hot Acclimatization Gain Factor: +10.0% Elite Infantry Attack: +10.00% Elite Infantry Defense: +20.00% Fiercely loyal to the Shah, the Imperial Guard are the most elite combat units in the Middle East. Acting as the Shah's personal guard and serving as an elite branch of the army, many of our nation's finest soldiers come from its ranks. With some of the most modern equipment, harshest training and strictest recruitment tests in the world they are the true heirs to the Persian Immortals of old.