CAR: FUN World War 2 Dossiers! (March 5)

This week we will start preparing for a two-day Peace Conference to end World War 2.

The peace conference will take place next week on Wednesday and Thursday. It will involve a formal, time-appropriate dress code, and each delegation will be graded with a dossier containing at least three files:

• Basic Information File: Write a clear and concrete description of the country you are representing. The information should be up to date for May 1, 1945. It should include the official name of the country, a chain of command showing how you are connected to the person in charge of the entire country, as well as general information on the state of your borders and your economic situation. What can you produce? What can you buy? Are any areas of your country occupied by a foreign army? How do you know this?
• Military Strategy File: Pick one battle that your country was involved in during World War 2, and figure out your country's assets (what they took to the battleground), objectives (what they meant to achieve), and their results (what ended up happening). Explain the assets, objectives, and results in three levels: Tactical, Operational, and Strategic.
• Diplomatic Negotiation File: This file should have a clear description your country's needs and offers by the end of World War 2. What do you need? What can you offer in exchange for it? Using this information, come up with three scenarios: the best case scenario your country plans to negotiate for at the end of World War 2, the probable scenario that is most likely to happen for your country at the end of the War, and the worst case scenario for your country at the end of the War. What is the best possible outcome? What is the most probable outcome? What would be the worst possible outcome? How do you know this?

Each file should have the title "FUN World War 2 Dossier" and at least one picture of Francisco.

Breathe, we will go through this gradually. The delegation leaders are as follows:

	303
United States	Fernanda De Luna Eduardo Ángeles
Soviet Union	Santiago Copado Daniel Núñez
United Kingdom	Diana Ruiz Cynthia
France	Vanessa Sabina
China	Ian Adolfo
Japan	Alexa Santiago Ravelo
Germany	Teresita Ana
Italy	Santiago Avril Gilberto
Mexico	Elías Leonardo Eduardo Santoyo

	302
United States	Sebastián González Karla Montserrat Vigil
Soviet Union	Sebastián Robledo Aranza
United Kingdom	Martín David
France	Lucio Fernanda Maya
China	Pamela Tamara
Japan	Luz Ingrid
Germany	Ernesto Daniel López
Italy	Isabella Alejandro
Mexico	Mariana Sofía Miguel

	301
United States	Abigail Abril
Soviet Union	Samantha Alejandra
United Kingdom	Diana Villavicencio
France	Elisa
China	Ximena
Japan	Tetsuji Paola
Germany	Paolette Fernanda Castro
Italy	Balam
Mexico	Juan Javier Montserrat Castañares

Depending on the size of the group, some people will have a team and others will not.