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      Bermania is a small kingdom located in the East Balkans near 
  the Danube River.  Founded in the days of the Byzantine Empire, it has 
  always been small, is likely to never be anything but small and as far as we 
  are concerned that's just ducky.  This foreign policy has worked very well 
  for San Marino and we suspect it will work well for us.  Except for the 
  period 1945 to 1997, Bermania has always been governed by a popular hereditary 
  monarchy under the Royal House of Ursusvir, its original and only dynasty.  
  Under the Communist Occupation, when a Soviet-style forced "democracy" 
  was imposed, elections were generally eschewed by the people, who habitually 
  presented doctors' notes to avoid compulsary voting.  Fond of their traditional 
  monarchy, voting for a ruler was seen as beneath the dignity of the Noble Peasants 
  of Bermania.  They had over the centuries come to believe, frequently by 
  happy experience, that it was the ruler's responsibility to conduct himself 
  properly, and he ought not have to be told.   Participation in the government 
  was all but refused by the Bermanian Peasantry.   When seats in the Supreme 
  Soviet went unfilled Nikita Kruschev unsuccessfully attempted to remedy the 
  situation by placing want ads in Bermanian newspapers.   Eventually he 
  managed to fill several dozen seats through want ads placed in the Vladivostok 
  edition of Pravda.  Nobody wants to live in Vladivostok.
  THEIR MAJESTIES
  
  His Majesty Alanus I, King of Bermania
  
  Her Majesty Queen Barbara of Bermania

  His Highness, Robert, Prince of Bermania
  
  THE PRIVY COUNCIL
  The King of Bermania rules with the guidance of the Privy Council.  
  Each member of the Privy Council is chosen from the titled Nobility (usually).  
  Appointments to both civil and noble positions are based on character, loyalty, 
  ability and personality.  At any given time the members of the Privy Council 
  may be either resident in Bermania or in exile with the King, one member being 
  incorporial.  According to feudal tradition, noble titles are often, but 
  not necessarily inherited.  However Knighthoods and civil titles are not.
  
  Prime Minister Dame Catherine of the Together Act,
  Knight of the Kingdom of Bermania

  Sir Joseph of the Impatient Spirit, 
  Grand Master of the Knights of the New World, 
  Privy Councellor for War, Minister of Darkness
  
  Frederick, King of the Belgians, Grand Master of the Sovereign Order 
  of the Knights of Christmas, Archmoneyer of the Kingdom of Bermania
  

  Sir Mokoli M'Bembe III, Knight of the Kingdom of Bermania,
  Minister of Tourism and Cordiality (Incorporeal)
  
  To contact the embassy of the Kingdom of Bermania in America:
  info@bermania.org
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