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name= Sulla| | name= Sulla| | ||
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number= 123912| <!-- this is their eRepublik profile number --> | number= 123912| <!-- this is their eRepublik profile number --> | ||
| + | newspaper= {{eLink|newspaper|180214|Post Mortem}}| | ||
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| − | '''Sulla''' was a president of [[Germany]]. He led Germany during the [[Sweden-Germany War]] and the [[Second Sweden-Germany War]]. | + | '''Sulla''' was a president of [[Germany]]. |
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| + | He led Germany during the [[Sweden-Germany War]] and the [[Second Sweden-Germany War]] and ultimately signed the [[Sweden-Germany Peace Contract]]. | ||
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| + | It is believed that one of the first [[Croatia]]n citizens in eRepublik was Sulla. | ||
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| + | He lived in Germany. In his early life, he was not represented as a Croat and historical evidence barely mentions the fact that he was a Croat. Sulla left eRepublik after the fall of Germany. | ||
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| + | ==[[First Sweden-Germany War]]== | ||
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| + | On the day of [[Indonesia]]'s alliance with Germany, May 1, 2008 (DAY 168), [[Sweden]] declared war on Germany. Day 173, ZiggyZag and Sulla (Sweden's and Germany's presidents respectively) made a peace contract to bring an end to the war by signing [[Sweden-Germany Peace Contract]]. | ||
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| + | ==Memorial for a gift of kindness== | ||
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| + | When Croatia appeared, Sulla returned briefly to eRepublik and donated {{Gold|872}}{{Ref|e|article|740517}} to {{eLink|organization|1244365|Hrvatska narodna banka}} (Croatian National Bank), before his final departure the New World in early 2009. | ||
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| + | His generous act was acknowledged by [[Roby Petric]] in his newspaper, and the gift was used to buy [[Croatia]]'s first Hospital. This hospital was named {{eLink|article|740517|Sulla's memmorial Q5 Hospital}} in honour of an unexpected act by Sulla. | ||
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| + | [[Category:People of Germany]][[Category:Presidents of Germany]][[Category:People of Croatia]] | ||
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Sulla was a president of Germany.
He led Germany during the Sweden-Germany War and the Second Sweden-Germany War and ultimately signed the Sweden-Germany Peace Contract.
It is believed that one of the first Croatian citizens in eRepublik was Sulla.
He lived in Germany. In his early life, he was not represented as a Croat and historical evidence barely mentions the fact that he was a Croat. Sulla left eRepublik after the fall of Germany.
First Sweden-Germany War
On the day of Indonesia's alliance with Germany, May 1, 2008 (DAY 168), Sweden declared war on Germany. Day 173, ZiggyZag and Sulla (Sweden's and Germany's presidents respectively) made a peace contract to bring an end to the war by signing Sweden-Germany Peace Contract.
Memorial for a gift of kindness
When Croatia appeared, Sulla returned briefly to eRepublik and donated 
872 GOLD[1] to Hrvatska narodna banka (Croatian National Bank), before his final departure the New World in early 2009.
His generous act was acknowledged by Roby Petric in his newspaper, and the gift was used to buy Croatia's first Hospital. This hospital was named Sulla's memmorial Q5 Hospital in honour of an unexpected act by Sulla.
