Grand Alliance

Grand Alliance
1927–1935
Countries directly involved in the Grand Alliance.   Countries involved in the Grand Alliance through other nations.   Striped nations joined the Grand Alliance after Entente affiliation. Principal Allied Powers: Kingdom of Estmere (to 1929; from 1933) Etrurian Second Republic (from 1928) Narozalic Republic Republic of Senria Panswetanian Council Republic (from 1931) Weranic Crown Other Allied Nations: Aucurian Republic (1928) Azmaran Commonwealth (from 1933) Kingdom of Eldmark (from 1929) Commonwealth of Halland (from 1931) Kingdom of Maracao (from 1929; to 1930) Republic of Nuxica (from 1929)
Status	Military alliance
History
• Established	1927
• Disestablished	1935

The Grand Alliance, also referred to as the Allied Powers was a worldwide military alliance that countered and fought the Entente throughout the Great War. The main preceding iteration of the Great Alliance was the Tripartite Pact of Estmere, Etruria and Werania in 1923. The phrase "Grand Alliance" was coined by Weranic Emperor Leopold IV in 1926, and was used to describe the alliance throughout the war.

Whilst there was never any binding alliance on paper, the Grand Alliance contained six forefront powers (Estmere, Etruria, Narozalica, Senria, Swetania and Werania), and added many new countries throughout the duration of the conflict, particularly as the fronts expanded to the Asterias. The Grand Alliance ceased to exist in any notable form by the end of the war in 1935, and was mainly superseded by the Security Council of the Community of Nations.

Main powers

Kingdom of Estmere

Main article: Kingdom of Estmere

Etrurian Second Republic

Main article: Etrurian Second Republic

Leaders

Estmerish Empire

• William III - King of Estmere, of Buckland, and the Lands beyond the Sea (until 31 December 1936)
• H. H. Arterbury - Prime Minister of Estmere (until 28 August 1928)
• Augustine FitzWarren - Prime Minister of Estmere (from 28 August 1928 until 21 May 1929)
• Edward G. Norcross - Prime Minister of Estmere (from 21 May 1929)
• Wolfgar Godfredson - Commander of the Southern Front (until 1929) and Commander of the Estmerish Liberation Army (from 1929 until 1934)

Etruria

• Fortunato Parlatore - President of the United Etrurian Federation

Etrurian President Fortunato Parlatore.

• Maurizio Adriano Galtieri - Minister of War
• Giulio Cesare Vasari - Supreme Commander of the Etrurian Republican Army, Chief of Staff of the Commando Supremo
• Caio Regolo Ettori - Commander of the Army in Auratia
• Giovanni Rustici - Commander of the Army of Amathia and Piraea
• Serafino Augusto Lertora - Commander of the Army of the Aventines
• Anton Bošković - Commander of the Army of Bahia and Badawiya
• Aurelio Paolo Domenichelli - Commander of the Army of Pardaran
• Lazzaro Paravicini - Commander of the Army of Satria
• Vladko Dorčić - Supreme Commander of the Etrurian Republican Navy

Narozalica

Narozalic President Vladislav Pudovkin

• Vladislav Pudovkin – President of Narozalica, Prime Minister of Narozalica (1933–1934) and military leader
• Pavel Klemenko – Prime Minister of Narozalica (1927–1929)
• Gabriel Tozulyak – Prime Minister of Narozalica (1929–1933), Head of the Narozalic Armed Forces (from 1933)
• Michel Dudka – Prime Minister of Narozalica (from 1934) and Head of the Narozalic Armed Forces (until 1933)
• Miroslav Szemancsik – Commander of the Narozalic First Army
• Vladimir Hutnyan – Commander of Narozalic armies in Poliania
• Vendelín Rapos – Commander of Narozalic armies in Gaullica
• Mojmír Muszak – Commander of Narozalic armies in Amathia
• Maximilian Kapisinsky – Grand Admiral of the Narozalic Navy

Senria

Grand Marshal, and later Prime Minister, Katurou Imahara.

• Katurou Imahara, Chairman of the Government of National Preservation (1927-1933), Prime Minister of Senria (from 1933), Grand Marshal of the Army
• Isao Isiyama, Speaker of Senria (until 1927), Minister without portfolio (1927-1933)
• Itigo Nakagawa, Minister of Rites, Marshal of the Navy
• Sintarou Miyake, Minister of Defense, Marshal of the Army
• Nobuyuki Youiti, Commander of the [tbd army]
• Isoroku Nomura, Commander of the [tbd army]
• Ienobu Miyazawa, Commander of the [tbd fleet] (1929-1932)
• Soukaku Sioda, Chief of Staff of the Senrian Republican Armed Forces, Commander of the [tbd army]
• Hatirou Nakayama, Governor-General of Jindao, Commander of the [tbd army]
• Hisahiro Nisinoya, Commander of the [tbd fleet] (1932-1935)
• Mituyosi Tanaka, Commander of the [tbd army]
• Itirou Tadatomo, Commander of the [tbd army]
• Sigenobu Waseda, Commander of the [tbd army]
• Iesugu Yosiyama, Commander of the [tbd fleet]
• Masahisa Sasada, Commander of the [tbd fleet]
• Akitosi Hanayama, General of the Senrian Republican Air Force
• Takayosi Kasamatu, Director of the Tokkeitai

Swetania

Swetanian marshal Heinrich Lewenthal

• Heinrich Lewenthal – Marshal of Swetania, Commander-in-Chief
• Wëllem Steichen – General Commissar for Military Affairs (until 30 August 1934)
• Gundaris Melderis – General Commissar for Military Affairs (from 30 August 1934)
• General Johann Jonke – Commander of the Eastern Front
• General Anton Thyssen – Commander of the Northern Front
• General Wěnceslaw Macháček – Commander of the Southern Front
• General Alois Železin – Commander of the Air Forces
• Admiral Georg Kotkas – Commander of the Naval Forces
• Cerise Candelier – General Commissar for Internal Affairs

Maracao

Maracan President Renato Guimarães, leader of the Liberação

• Adelmar de Estremoz – Emperor of Maracao (until 1930)
• Renato Guimarães – President of Maracao (from 1934)
• Josué Couto – Prime Minister of Maracao (from 1934)