German South West Africa

German Southwest Africa is a nation in southern Africa, comprised of the remnants of Mittelafrika and German forces in Africa. Following the surrender of the German Reich in 1945, German Mittelafrika rapidly disintegrated, with Reichskommissar Hermann Göring disappearing whilst fleeing the capital Dar-Es-Salaam. Göring's deputy, Erhard Milch, promptly gathered as many loyal forces as he could, and fled to the most stable part of the colony left, Südwestafrika. Here, the last forces of Germany hunkered down, and here, one of the strangest and most unlikeliest alliances blossomed.

As supplies began to run dry in the colony, and German soldiers became stretched thin across the region, Milch and his cronies realised their desperate need for allies. And so, common ground was found with South Africa and the Commonwealth; both were monarchies, driven from their home continent by Syndicalist usurpers. The fact that one had caused the other's desperate situation in the first place was water under the bridge; both were in similarly terrible situations. And so, German South West Africa drifted into South Africa's sphere of influence, as another Government-in-Exile sheltering far from the gaze of Syndicalist Europe.