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EDEN
Type Military
Headquarters Athens, Greece
Members 14


Ballflag version of the EDEN logo

Erepublik Defence & Economy Network (abbr. "EDEN", aka. "The Brotherhood") is a military alliance consisting of 14 countries and popularly accepted as the successor to ATLANTIS due to its high concentration of former ATLANTIS members and its inherited anti-PEACE sentiments.

Formation

Originally, EDEN did not have an official charter nor any treaties establishing the alliance. This was due to their belief that treaties "are a formality" and their goal is to "do things properly" which included dissociating themselves with governments.[1] However, after a joint EDEN/Fortis victory in the invasion of North America, an official treaty was drawn up creating the alliance.

After Sweden attacked Germany, ATLANTIS dissolved. EDEN was one of two post-ATLANTIS anti-PEACE alliances, the other being Fortis. However, Fortis never materialized as the proposed members became complacent with the negotiations. Eventually most of the Fortis nations joined EDEN as members. However, even before this the nations were united in an effort to concentrate their efforts and establish one major anti-PEACE alliance which became the model for EDEN as it exists currently--albeit with the notable exemption of the UK and Germany, which joined forces with PEACE.

EDEN at first claimed to be a "brotherhood of nations"[2] (as opposed to a regular military alliance), though its formal establishment by the signing of the Treaty of EDEN[3] during the late September 2009 rendered any real grounds for this claim immaterial.

On November 29th, 2009, the Icon-USA.png USA joined EDEN, bringing the nation count to 12. [?]

When Australia was attacked by former PHOENIX member Icon-Brazil.png Brazil they joined EDEN. [?]


On March 31st, 2010, Icon-USA.png USA left EDEN.[?]
On 7th of October, 2010, Icon-Italy.png Italy joined EDEN.[?]
On January 21st 2011, Icon-Bulgaria.png Bulgaria joined EDEN.[?]
On January 23rd, 2011, Icon-Poland.png Poland left EDEN. [4]
On February 5th, 2011, Icon-Spain.png Spain left EDEN. [5]
On March 9th, 2011, Icon-Ireland.png Ireland joined EDEN. [6]
On March 15th, 2011, Icon-Ukraine.png Ukraine joined EDEN. [7]
On April 12th, 2011, Icon-Sweden.png Sweden left EDEN. [8]
On July 15th, 2011, Icon-Bosnia and Herzegovina.png Bosnia and Herzegovina left EDEN. [9]
In Late July, 2011, Icon-Israel.png Israel joined EDEN. [10]
In Early October, 2011, Icon-Belarus.png Belarus joined EDEN. [11]
On November 30th, 2011, Icon-Australia.png Australia left EDEN. [12]
On December 12th, 2011, Icon-Portugal.png Portugal joined EDEN. [13]

Membership

File:EDENT.png
Member countries (Green), Trial Members (Light Blue)
  • Nations that are currently under complete control of other nations (*).

Trial countries (Garden of EDEN alliance)

Affiliated Non-Members

Alliance Leadership

Country Citizen
Supreme Commander
Icon-Ukraine.png Ukraine Oles Kurivchak
Assistant Supreme Commanders
Icon-Greece.png Greece Iaswn
Military Commanders
Icon-Bulgaria.png Bulgaria KoHaH
EMC Commanders
Icon-Romania.png Romania hoffa13
Assistant Military Commanders
Icon-Bulgaria.png Bulgaria windfall
Icon-Finland.png Finland TTi09
Icon-Greece.png Greece mr kouva
Icon-Bulgaria.png Bulgaria KoHaH
Icon-Italy.png Italy mappina
Icon-Romania.png Romania turturica
Public Relations Organizer
Icon-Portugal.png Portugal S.Ribeiro
Economy Organizer
Icon-Greece.png Greece smee again
Distinguished Advisors
Icon-Romania.png Romania Ms.Carmen
Icon-Romania.png Romania diuras
Icon-Romania.png Romania alpho
Icon-Finland.png Finland Petsku
Icon-Finland.png Finland Lavanche
Icon-Finland.png Finland avec
Advisors
Icon-Croatia.png Croatia zdlemmy
Icon-Croatia.png Croatia radens
Icon-Romania.png Romania elbandido