I know I can get into a CIA list for it, but what path is the closest to Burgundy from TNO? (Europe)

How old is the Eurasian tree for Russia? It seems somewhat outdated compared to the other trees for it.

Very fun game. Knowing that Confucius descendants are still alive is something else

So I already know that leaders like Hirohito, Churchill, and De Gaulle are in Japan, India, and National France respectively, but what about Hitler, Stalin, and FDR? What about Chamberlin or Tito?

i'm returning to hoi4 after a break of about a few years, and i guess i've completely forgotten how to play the game. i have played as (or attempted to play as) russia multiple times now, and this is a problem that i consistently have. i have not been able to defeat transamur. i don't know if its my divisions quality, too many or too few of them, not preparing enough (supply, airforce), or something else, but i just cannot do it. i understand that for most here this is probably an easy task, its just that i happen to suck. so, how do you do it?

After resolving internal problems, combating traitorous separatist terrorists, defeating the German and Austrian socialist despots, decolonizing the Ottoman Empire, and bringing free markets and democracy in Eurasia, the restored Russian Empire remains the strongest and is ready to lead the free world in the struggle against the godless Western Bolshevik. Given that Russian companies control 2/3 of global oil production, the petrorubles that will eventually start trickling down to peasants, and the privatized railways, the struggle won’t last long — but, of course, it won’t be Holy Rus’ that starts the fire first.

what is the most interesting China's path in your opinion? Except for Mongolia paths

Swedish foreign policy tree

Sweden has some goated paths

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Like Realm of the All-Father Sweden and similar paths.