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  • You’ve probably read up upon this, but to help others learn, the SA are the brown shirts, they were a paramilitary force similar to the SS. They regularly clashed with members of the KPD, the communists, in the years leading up to the last election of the Weimar Republic. You could say they were the actionable part of the NSDAP.

    Now Hitler grew fearful of their leaders power and his slightly differing ideas so he had him killed, which empowered the SS in turn.







  • You can’t stop the chaos anyway. Every time you think things are going great is when you get declared war on by the HRE the Byzantines and an independence war all the while your army is in Jerusalem on a crusade that you know is going to fail because the AI sucks. And I forgot, all your descedents die due to a random plague that spawns in your capital. The only one that survives is the shy, paranoid craven son that you forgot not to have on the intrigue education







  • Just because these were voluntary non-reciprocal dispositions of wealth would not automatically make this not fraud in Germany at least.

    I talked with a few fellow students and their gut feeling was that this could be fraud as well. After talking a bit about the matter we had quite a few issues apart from the voluntary aspect as well.

    All dispositions in fraud are voluntary for one, otherwise this would be in the ballpark of robbery and the like (as in involuntary dispositions).

    The act of giving a gift is not necessarily irreversible as there are ways to fight the disposition on grounds of fraud for one. Which would tick one of the requirements of fraud: the disposition needs to be unlawful.

    Anyway you’re right in that there are quite a few reasons to conclude this isn’t fraud. If it is, it would be a very “heavy” case which would make this a felony in Germany.