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just to sus you out remember Grunder Industries is infact a front of AWWNB hence why it's one of the corporations thats largely responsible for the events of AC5
Also, nations still exist in AC3 continuity, but corporations just outplay them economically. Plus, I assume this corporate takeover mostly applies to Usea and its barely functional IUN. Yuktobania and Osea are probably still fine.
there is also the fact that AWWNB still largely exist with sympathizers on all continents
gruender - being the gray men's corporate stooge - thus has nothing to do with AWWNB
at most you can make the inference that the rald party secured a lot of its military might from the same south belka munitions factory that would later become gruender, but they never serviced the two beneficiaries at the same time
or am I getting mistaken because both faction could have formed during the events of ACZ?
AWWNB was formed with some legitimate grievances regarding philosophy and the way that governments of those that defected from were run.
Alright, I'll try to explain this:
What Schroeder was referring to was the loss of Belka's former glory pre-Belkan War. They lost territory, they lost their legendary air force, they even lost their pride (even though a lot of them were largely as a result of a mute mercenary just doing his job). The modern Belka after that period was just a fraction of those.
Some Belkans were bitter about the loss, they weren't ready to let go. And a few of them were willing to go to the extreme (like the Grey Men).
Germany.
remember that time germany used false flag attacks to trick the us and the soviet union into a war?
remember that time germany infiltrated france and convinced them to start a war against the us?
oh wait nothing like that ever happened