The Treaty of Dogelin (11-06-40)

Summary
After the surrender of Cate Forces in the United Catedom, preparations were made between the victorious powers (Dogealy and Dogeland) for a formal peace treaty. The Peace Treaty was signed by Dogeus II, Oswald Cateley and Dogenito Dogelini.

Treaty of Dogelin-Preston
The treaty against the United Catedom was harsh, as it states that she was to lose all of her colonial possessions, as well as european ones and would practically split up the United Catedom.

Article II. states that Gibraltar was to be returned to Dogain.

Article III. states that Ulster was to be annexed into Ireland.

Article IV. states that Egypt, Sudan, Kenya, Uganda and Somaliland were to be annexed by Dogealy. With Malta and Cyprus becoming Dogealian Puppet States.

Article V. states that all of the United Catedom's possessions in Central Africa and Namibia were to be annexed into a new Realmscommissariat, Middle-Africa.

Article VI. states that Cornwall would be a military-governate, with forces stationed for no set time.

Article VII. states that the rest of the United Catedom would remain as an associated state of Dogeland.

Treaty of Dogelin-Vichy
The treaty against the Narwhals were more lax than the treaty of Dogelin-Preston. Allowing Narwhal retention of some of its colonial possessions in Africa.

Article I. states that the colonial territories of Central Africa and Madagascar were to be merged into Middle-Africa.

Article II. states that the Narwhal Alp territories, Tunisia and Corsica were to be annexed into Dogealy.

Article IV. states that Morocco would be annexed into Dogain.

Article V. formalises the return of all Narwhal PoWs.

Article VI. states that Britanny would become a directly administered territory of Dogeland, with a new puppet state in Burgundy being established. Dogeland would annex much of Eastern Narwhal (such as Alsace-Lorraine).

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