Map of former Germany 1998-2007
This is map of former Germany from 1998 to 2007 before the French Republic signed the Peace Treaty of Arnhem in 2007 with the Netherlands ending the French-Netherlands War.
Map showing former Germany from 1998 to 2007
(Orange) Unoccupied Netherlands with its provisional capital located in the city of Groningen.
(Yellow) Netherlands Military Zone in Bentheim (Dutch: Nederlandse Militaire Zone in Bentheim) in the former County of Bentheim (German: Grafschaft Bentheim), district (Landkreis) in Lower Saxony. Garrison of three Jaeger Battalions (light infantry specialized for assault, defense operations and urban warfare) belonging to the Netherlands-German Regiment (Dutch: Nederlandse-Duits Regiment, German: Niederländische-Deutsch Regiment, NDR) located in the Prins Claus barracks in the town Nordhorn.
(Green) The Free State of Bavaria (German: Freistaat Bayern) which was came into being in 2000. It has its capitol located in the city of Munich.
(Purple) The People Republic of Saxony (German: Volksrepublik Sachsen) which came into being in 2003 after the then Saxony won the Saxony-Brandenburg War. It capitol is officially is Berlin, but it being destroyed during the Twilight War (1996-2000) it has its provisional capitol in Dresden.
(Blue) The Unione Francais (English: French Union) ore also known as the French-Belgian Union before the absorption of Belgian in the French Republic, its capitol is Paris.
(Red) French occupied Netherlands, Luxembourg and Germany.
(Light Blue) The State of Baden-Württemberg (German: Land Baden-Württemberg) is located in the southwest, east of the Upper Rhine. Its has its capitol located in the city of Stuttgart.
(Light Green) The Westphalia Republic (German: Westfalen Republik) is a French puppet state formed in 1999 a year after the French in the aftermath of the Twilight War moved into the Zone Morte from Frankfurt to the Rhur in order to secure what remained of German industry and partly to stop these resources from falling into the hands of Bavaria, Baden-Württemberg or Hannover. The capitol of the Westphalia Republic is located in the city of Dusseldorf.
(Brown) The country simply known as Hannover included the areas of Lower Saxony, Schleswig-Holstein as well as parts of Westphalia, Hesse and Saxony-Anhalt. It has it capitol located in the city of Hannover.
Map of divided Netherlands 1998-2007
This is a map of the Netherlands from March 1998 to singing of the Treaty of Arnhem in 2007 which saw the French withdraw their forces from French occupied Netherlands.
Map showing Netherlands, Belgium, part of France and Germany from 1998 to 2007
(Orange) Unoccupied Netherlands with its provisional capital located in the city of Groningen, one of the few large cities in the Netherlands which was not hit by Soviets nuclear strikes during the Twilight War.
(Yellow) Netherlands occupied Germany in the former County of Bentheim (German: Grafschaft Bentheim), district (Landkreis) in Lower Saxony. Garrison of the Netherlands-German Regiment (Dutch: Nederlandse-Duits Regiment, German: Niederländische-Deutsch Regiment, NDR).
(Red) French occupied Netherlands, Luxembourg and Germany.
(Blue) The Unione Francais (English: French Union) ore also known as the French-Belgian Union before the absorption of Belgian in the French Republic, its capitol is Paris.
(Brown) Hannover.
(Light Green) The French puppet state of Westphalia Republic (German: Westfalen Republik).