To: Rheinland Military | From: DWR

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Date: 11.02.825 AS
To: Rheinland Military
From: Emmanuel von Gottschall, Oberst and Generalsekretär of Die Weiße Rose
Topic: N.A.P.s
Origin: House of Rheinland
Encryption: Moderate

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Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren of the Rheinland Military,

I can imagine that you might be surprised to hear from the Bundschuh movement, one of your proclaimed enemies and rivals, in such a direct and straightforward fashion. Indeed, it is not typical for political enemies to open up a, I dare say peaceful and hopefully mannered communiqué, but even though you probably won't believe me yet, the Bundschuh is not as much an enemy of our beloved House as you seem so keen on believing.

Unlike the warmongerers who call themselves the Unioners, the Bundschuh and with it Die Weiße Rose, the movement I represent, do not intend to tear down everything our Fatherland stands for and do not want to make Rheinland descend into anarchy.

Although you and us strive against each others fiercely, I think we both have to acknowledge that we are in some ways also brothers and sisters in arms. Both of us only have in mind the best for the House we have all been born in. Admittedly the means of how we hope to achieve this may vary quite drastically, and this difference has lead to many violent skirmishes already, but may I suggest that we, for once, put aside our pride and think about possible cooperation for a moment. Please do not stop reading now.

As I have stated earlier, the Unioners, even though their cause might have been idealistic in former times, have become a danger for the integrity of our House. Die Weiße Rose wishes to oppose them just as much as the Military hopefully does, which is why I suggest a Non-Aggression Pact in situations when the Unioners enter the stage. In such moments, it must be possible to set aside our difference for once and pursue a common goal: the eradication of any other hostile vessels in the vicinity.

Additionally, I want to draw your attention to the Nuremberg crisis, a topic which is on everyone's lips as of late. Once again, when it comes to the evacuation of refugees from Munich, we only have the best of intentions: saving as many human lives as possible. This is why the second suggestion I have is another Non-Aggression Pact inside the Munich System, to make sure people's lives are not threatened by unnecessary skirmishes between our forces that don't mean anything in the long run.

I am awaiting your thoughts on this matter with anticipation.

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