2101, Prussia, Saxony, Anhalt, Hesse, and Thuringia formed the North German Federation (Norddeutscher Bund). Territories like Posen, West Prussia, Danzig, and Mecklenburg were reincorporated. In 2103, Schleswig-Holstein and other regional monarchies also joined, forming a new cohesive bloc. This era saw a fusion of monarchy and democracy, where monarchs served symbolic and rotational roles, while an elected government managed daily affairs. Prussia, with its economic and military strength, became the Federation’s industrial backbone.

North Germany inherited several overseas territories, including Kamerun, the Panama and Nicaragua Canals, and the protectorate of Gaza. These acquisitions expanded German influence, both economically and militarily. at the same time, Alsace is reintegrated into the Federation following the fall of France. The region’s integration was challenged by a refugee influx, lawlessness, and economic collapse, but federal programs aimed to stabilize the situation through infrastructure, identity recognition, and historical reconciliation.

North Germany Land Area: 385,724 km (148,928 sq. miles)
 

North German Constitution 2106:
North German Federal Constitution 2106

North German Federation map

Source: Map for the North German Federation

German civil flag, as per constitution