Reichsfriedensflagge

Reichsfriedensflagge (Empire Peace Flag) Banner of (the imaginary) Wolperting You'd like a short story? For decades the south-western coast of the Vallmer Republic has been suffering from the aftermath of a 45m tsunami. During a time of international turmoil, the government of Vallmer did little to rebuild the destroyed regions. Years after the disaster the population still lacked food, medicine, housing and security. Merely infrastructure relevant for transporting goods of the fishing industry was maintained. Residents that did not migrate to other parts of the nation were left to cope on their own. The Vallmerian police frequently deported even lightly misbehaving migrants back home to the south west. Slowly a medieval like feudal society was rebuild with a few wealthy and powerful aristocrats influencing local governments and hiring mobsters to do their bidding. Riots and rapes where the norm in urban areas while the rural population focused on sustaining themselves and increasingly lost contact with the wider world. Taking advantage of the low land prices an entrepreneur from the Vallmerian capital started acquiring large swaths of land along a river. Construction of a fortress to serve as a base of operation, several hydropower plants along the river and a fence surrounding the territory was started. The entrepreneur employed hundreds of locals as guards and to farm the land and supply his operations. A small village was founded next to the construction site of the fortress. The Empire Peace Flag first hung in the form of a banner from the finished fortress as the entrepreneur crowned himself Emperor of the semi-autonomous Wolperting offering his employees citizenship. symbolism: -The Wolf is the national animal. -The circle and bars of the flag represent order and control. -The white circle represents the monarchy. -The yellow or ‘gold’ represents wealth – coming mostly from hydropower energy exports. -The green stands for nature and peace. Ironically, the Emp