The Orthodox Hansa Bundesland has remained free from the yoke of Islam with the support of the Scandinavian Union for the last 500 years, gaining and losing territory along the coast of the North and Baltic Seas. As of 1998 the territory held by the OHB was at its farthest extent, stretching from Den Helder in the Netherlands to Danzig on the Baltic, and as far south as Dusseldorf, Kassel, Leipzig and Dresden.
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| - Orthodox Hansa Bundesland (Pure Arabica)
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| - The Orthodox Hansa Bundesland has remained free from the yoke of Islam with the support of the Scandinavian Union for the last 500 years, gaining and losing territory along the coast of the North and Baltic Seas. As of 1998 the territory held by the OHB was at its farthest extent, stretching from Den Helder in the Netherlands to Danzig on the Baltic, and as far south as Dusseldorf, Kassel, Leipzig and Dresden.
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| - The Orthodox Hansa Bundesland has remained free from the yoke of Islam with the support of the Scandinavian Union for the last 500 years, gaining and losing territory along the coast of the North and Baltic Seas. As of 1998 the territory held by the OHB was at its farthest extent, stretching from Den Helder in the Netherlands to Danzig on the Baltic, and as far south as Dusseldorf, Kassel, Leipzig and Dresden. The Great Mosque of Dresden, formerly the Frauenkirche has been restored to its Christian glory under the control of North Germany. The Peace accords signed between the Caliphate of Tutobergha and the OHB have set the line of control just south of the cities listed, but have given the Tutoberghans control of Magdeburg, Braunschweig and Hannover, enclaves of Tutoberghan influence in the very heart of the OHB.
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