European Chemists in the 1920S

The victory in the Battle of Paris in 1918 drove Ludendorff completely into madness. Fortunately, his attempt to continue the war was blocked by Emperor Wilhelm, who dismissed him from his position in the OHL (High Army Headquarters) and forced him to take a leave of absence. The Empire signed a ceasefire agreement with the Allied Powers, but the OHL still maintained its de facto wartime dictatorship over the Empire. It was not until the emperor's coordination that the civil servants and parliament reached a consensus with the military led by Hindenburg, and some bills that benefited the military and ensured the military's stronger mobilization ability in the next war were passed by parliament. After this, the OHL was disbanded, mobilization was gradually lifted, and the economy and civilian politics began to recover. In 1920, due to the establishment of European hegemony and the acquisition of a large number of colonies after the war, countless capital began to pour into the empire, ushering in a golden age for the empire. Will the 20th century be the century of empire? Charlotte Miller lives in such a 1920s, how will she create her own legend in the empire. Purpose: Analyze a European country from 1914 to 1980 under an imaginary world view