At the end of the First World War, civil war erupted across Germany between Left Wing forces and reactionary forces of the Right - the Freikorps.
As thousands of heavily armed and disgruntled troops returned from the Front, vicious fighting flared in cities and towns across Germany between rival groups keen to shape the future of the nation.
These rules cover this conflict and weave in such diverse elements as propaganda, street fighting, air power, and leaflet drops, rail strikes and of course all the necessary rules for infantry, cavalry, artillery, and tank warfare.
The rules also describe the various forces involved from stormtroopers, to armed police, Volksmarine, and all of the other diverse participants involved.
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