Reichskommissariat Ukraine
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Reichskommissariat Ukraine is a colony of the Greater Germanic Reich, that is located in former Soviet Ukraine. It borders Reichskommissariat Moskowien and Reichskommissariat Ostland to the north, the General Governorate of the Vistula to the west, the Kingdom of Romania, and German Crimea to the south and Reichskommissariat Kaukasien to the south-east. The colony is led by Reichskommissar Erich Koch and the Arbeitsbereich Osten der NSDAP, a section of the National Socialist German Workers' Party.
National Spirits
Cabinet
Cabinet member | Role | Ideology | Trait(s) and effects |
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Georg Leibbrandt | Head of government | National Socialism | Disgruntled Politician:
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Hans Otto Bräutigam | Foreign minister | Reformed National Socialism | For Voice of Conscience: |
Richard Wagner | Economy minister | National Socialism | Colonial Exploiter: |
Otto Ohlendorf | Security minister | National Socialism | Self Righteous Prussian: |
Flags
Flags | |||
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Flag | Country Name | Ideologies | Notes |
Reichskommissariat Ukraine | National Socialism Rosenbergite Tendency Reformed National Socialism |
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Ukrainian National Republic | Naturalised National Socialism | Granted nominal independence by Georg Leibbrandt | |
People's Directorate of Ukraine | National Socialism | Dutch East Company takeover |
Trivia
- The RK Ukraine dev diary during early development showed several old paths for Ukraine, none of which survived to release:
- Alfred Fraufenfeld's path was focused on taking the Crimean peninsula from Germany during their civil war and dealing with the OUN, either through compromise or by outlawing them. Frauenfeld is now a potential leader in Gotenland.
- Hans-Adolf Prützmann was described as being "twice as ruthless as Koch", in which he would've restarted Germanization pograms in Ukraine and can even invade the Generalgouvernement to steal more slaves. Prützmann now only plays a much more minor role in Ukraine's story.
- Theodor Oberländer was a reformist leader, who would've granted more liberalization to the native Ukrainians and even possibly stepped down to give them their independence. In the release version, Oberländer has been moved to the Reich proper as the President of the Reichstag, can be appointed Reichskommissar of Ukraine by Bormann, and is rewritten to be the leader of Speer's hardliner opposition rather than an outright liberal.
- Alfred Rosenberg was an unorthodox Nazi who could've taken power by either being invited by Oberländer or couping the government if their treatment of the natives got too cruel. Once in power, Rosenberg would've focused on reducing Nazi influence in Ukraine and the rest of Eastern Europe, promoting cooperation between Germans and Slavs.
- Erich Koch can survive his assassination and go further down the deep end, amplifying his genocidal rule and even allying himself with Heydrich's Germany or Himmler's Burgundy.
- In the original lore, the only separatist faction in Ukraine was the OUN, which was divided between the Melnykites led by Andriy Melnyk and the Banderites led by Stepan Bandera. At one point in the extremists would openly revolt against the Germans, igniting a 2 sided civil war. The OUN (m) no longer has a path, while the OUN (b) is now led by Dmytro Klyachkivsky after Bandera's death in the Sachsenhausen concentration camp.