HISTORY
1814: The Kingdom of Denmark-Norway rejected the term of Treaty of Kiel, which was supported by both royal family in the kingdom. This would led to eventual Scandinavia War.

1814: The Scandinavia War would end with Swedish victory. Denmark and Norway would enter a personal union with the Kingdom of Sweden, but with their own constitution and parliament. The Union Kingdom of Scandinavia (now official name as the other one, the Personal Union of Sweden-Denmark-Norway are considered as mouthful.)

1820: Alternative names for the new union were proposed. After many months of reviewing new name, Aleutria – which is a name that is from the Kingdom that made an early attempt at uniting the most of Scandinavia during the early medieval ages, would be accepted as the new name for the union of the three kingdom in Scandinavia.

1914: The Kingdom of Aleutria remains neutral in the Great War.

1937: The centre left wing government in Aleutria would suffered from scandal which resulted in their reputation as whole suffered greatly. This would result in a coalition between conservatives centre and right wing party winning the elections on the same year and forming a government in 1938.

1940: The Kingdom of Aleutria join the Axis during the Second World War after the aforementioned party managed to take over the country in 1938 elections.

Early–Mid 1944: After seeing how the war going, the people and the opposition would began mass protests against the current government in July of 1944, demanding the current government to withdraw from the war and resign. The current government refuses. This would led to a coup by the king himself and the military loyal to him against the current government in 15 August of the same year. The king took full control of the nation and declare they would withdraw from the war and order every single German troops in the area (they have limited presence in the area) to leave or handover their arms. Outnumbered, the small German forces in the area would comply.

Mid–Late 1944: Enraged by Aleutria decision to withdraw from the war, Germany declared war on them in 20 August and quickly managing to storm through Denmark in few days due to Aleutrian troops in the area are caught off-guard by the sudden invasion. Copenhagen however, would put up a fierce resistance as the troops in the area are fighting to allow the Danish Royal family to escape to Sweden area. After few days of siege and fighting, Copenhagen would fall on 25 August – though the Danish Royal family managed to successfully escape to Sweden. The Northern Front would end in stalemate for the rest of the years.

1945: With Germany effectively on the retreat, Aleutrian forces, supported by the allies (mostly British and Soviets), launched an offensive in 8 February 1945 to liberate Denmark from German occupation. The offensive would succeed on liberate Copenhagen on 11 February and the rest of Sjæland on 13 February. Attempt were made to take Jutland territory but it was shelved after the Allies believed it would be better for the force in Western Europe to arrive and liberate the Jutland area instead. By March, most of Denmark area of Aleutria has been liberated – with Jutland being the only area left that is under German occupation. The war would eventually would end in 8 May, with the Aleutrian and Allied troops arriving in Jutland to disarm the Germans troops there and create a temporary order until the area is properly integrated back to Aleutria proper.

2050s: The Second Cold War, the Kingdom officially is neutral – though the current government is a coalition of various moderate center and left wing party that is leaning toward alignment with the Commune, even if they disagree with... some aspects of their ideology.

GOVERNMENT
Monarch: Queen Estelle (2047–Present)
Prime Minister: Hilmar Frederiksen (2048–Present)
Ruling Government: Forward Progressive Unity Front