A German Language Question
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Skotty. wrote:
For you another one: In english (I think) the military is called “Rheinland Military”. The german term “Rheinwehr” would fit even better, because the name of the german military ever had a “Wehr” in it (Reichswehr, Wehrmacht, Bundeswehr).)Nice one. I wonder how it’s called in the German version? EDIT: Or do you mean this IS the name used in the German language version?
Btw the genral word for ‘army’ in Afrikaans (the South African language closely related to Dutch, and largely but not exclusively derrived of Dutch) is ‘weermag’
Skotty. wrote:
I think The Ministry of Truth in the campaign was just part of the dictatorship and removed after the end of the Nomad war.
Call your secret Service just “Rheinländischer Nachrichtendienst” (military and civil) or “Rheinländischer Abschirmdienst” (just military).
Thanks, but I already picked Rheinländische Geheimdienst. For some reason, it gives me an impression of Herr Oberinspektor Stephan Derrick in Space
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M1C wrote:
You forgot an ‘r’ Rheinländischer Geheimdienst
I hope the spelling is right in the mod:lol: Yes it is, thanks for the reminder tho
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The Ministry of Truth?
Is this a new FL sp campaign or sth like that?
And yeah, Rheinland Military is named Rheinwehr in the German version.
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The Ministry of Truth wishes to remind Rheinland citizens that all of the news and information coming through the official channels is personally viewed by our Chancellor. If he watches, shouldn’t you?
Elsewhere in the colonies, news of the Liberty President’s political troubles has been utterly suppressed by the “iron fist of the Liberty media machine.” We are grateful to the Chancellor and the Ministry of Truth for their tireless commitment to the freedom of information that we enjoy here in Rheinland.
Officials inside the Ministry of Truth say that there is every reason to believe that President Jacobi has fallen victim to a coup. The military leadership that is acting in her absence has full control of the government and is considering action against Kusari.
Only mentioned three times, in news articles that show up when you’re in Rheinland I assume.
Maybe has a different name in the german version? Interested to hear what.
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Hmm.
Has a pretty badass ring to it, from an English perspective.