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Chapter 9: Cold Light 1945 to 1962

News and demands

The news that can reach the city in any level of this chapter, and what each faction can demand of you.

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News in any level

Each level also has its own news, on its page. Each side answers for itself.

TelegramMay come up

From the East: the line

The East Bloc expects the Party to break with the government, and the Socialists with it.

The Revolution

  • Follow the lineParty of Labour loyalty +10Socialists and unions loyalty −10
  • RefuseNo immediate effect

The Law

No answer to give

TelegramMay come up

From the East: the appeal

The East Bloc wants its peace appeal signed in every factory and every school.

The Revolution

  • Collect the signaturesInfluence −30Intellectuals and students loyalty +5
  • RefuseNo immediate effect

The Law

No answer to give

TelegramMay come up

From the East: a guest

One of the East Bloc's men needs a flat and new papers.

The Revolution

  • Hide himHeat +8East Bloc +10 toward you
  • RefuseNo immediate effect

The Law

No answer to give

TelegramMay come up

From the East: the Plan

The East Bloc wants its Plan praised in your papers.

The Revolution

  • Praise itOpinion −3East Bloc +8 toward you
  • RefuseNo immediate effect

The Law

No answer to give

TelegramMay come up

From the West: bases

The West Bloc wants bases and depots for the alliance.

The Revolution

No answer to give

The Law

  • Grant themThe Army loyalty +8Legitimacy −4
  • RefuseNo immediate effect

TelegramMay come up

From the West: the other union

The West Bloc wants the new union paid, and paid well.

The Revolution

No answer to give

The Law

  • Pay itTreasury −30Socialists and unions loyalty −8
  • RefuseNo immediate effect

TelegramMay come up

From the West: free hands

The West Bloc wants its agents left alone in the city.

The Revolution

No answer to give

The Law

  • Look awayThe services loyalty +10Legitimacy −5
  • RefuseNo immediate effect

TelegramMay come up

From the West: films and tractors

The West Bloc wants its films in the cinemas and its tractors on the farms.

The Revolution

No answer to give

The Law

  • Open the marketIndustry and the banks loyalty +10Television and radio −5 toward you
  • RefuseNo immediate effect

The Evening WireMay come upInspired by real events

The cellars of Saint-Germain

Jazz in the cellars, existentialists in the cafés and photographers at the door.

The Revolution

  • Meet thereIntellectuals and students loyalty +4
  • Keep awayNo immediate effect

The Law

  • Close them earlyThe Prefecture loyalty +4Opinion −2
  • Ignore itNo immediate effect

The Evening WireMay come upInspired by real events

Aid from across the ocean

Ships arrive with wheat, coal and machines, and a plan to go with them.

The Revolution

  • Denounce itParty of Labour loyalty +4Opinion −1
  • Keep quietNo immediate effect

The Law

  • Welcome itTreasury +60West Bloc +5 toward you
  • Keep a distanceLegitimacy +2

The Evening WireMay come upInspired by real events

A car for everyone

A small grey car with a canvas roof goes on sale, and the waiting list is years long.

The Revolution

  • Keep quietNo immediate effect
  • Mock the waiting listOpinion +1

The Law

  • Take the creditIndustry and the banks loyalty +4
  • Ignore itNo immediate effect

The Evening WireMay come upInspired by real events

The dove

A painter's dove is on every wall, over an appeal against the bomb.

The Revolution

  • Put up the postersOpinion +2
  • Keep quietNo immediate effect

The Law

  • Tear them downThe Prefecture loyalty +3Opinion −1
  • Ignore itNo immediate effect

Wireless bulletinMay come upInspired by real events

The winter appeal

A priest on the radio asks the country to shelter the people sleeping in the street in the coldest winter in years.

The Revolution

What happensUnrest +3 in the workers' districts

  • Collect for themInfluence −20Parisians +5 toward you
  • Keep quietNo immediate effect

The Law

What happensUnrest +3 in the workers' districts

  • Build emergency housingTreasury −40Parisians +5 toward you
  • Do nothingUnrest +2 in the workers' districts

The Evening WireMay come upInspired by real events

Television sets

Crowds stand outside shop windows to watch the first television sets.

The Revolution

  • Court the reportersTelevision and radio +3 toward you
  • Keep awayNo immediate effect

The Law

  • The state's hourTelevision and radio +3 toward you
  • Ignore itNo immediate effect

The Evening WireMay come upInspired by real events

Transistors

Everyone has a radio in their pocket now, and not only the state's stations to listen to.

The Revolution

  • A pirate stationOpinion +2Heat +3
  • Keep quietNo immediate effect

The Law

  • The state's newsOpinion +1
  • Ignore itNo immediate effect

The Evening WireMay come upInspired by real events

The new wave

Young directors shoot films in the street, with no lights and no permission.

The Revolution

  • Cheer them onIntellectuals and students loyalty +4
  • Keep awayNo immediate effect

The Law

  • Ban a filmThe Prefecture loyalty +3Television and radio −3 toward you
  • Ignore itNo immediate effect

Demands

What each faction can ask of you in this chapter, and what granting or refusing does. A faction with no demands of its own in the chapter makes the generic ones of its kind.

The Revolution

Socialists and unions

  • Money for the union offices and the deputies' campaigns.GrantInfluence −30Socialists and unions loyalty +12RefuseSocialists and unions loyalty −10

Party of Labour

  • The Party's line, and no compromise with the government.GrantParty of Labour loyalty +12Socialists and unions loyalty −6RefuseParty of Labour loyalty −10

The networks

  • Help for the networks that carry money for the other side of the war.GrantHeat +6The networks loyalty +12RefuseThe networks loyalty −10

Intellectuals and students

  • A printing press for the peace papers.GrantInfluence −30Intellectuals and students loyalty +12Opinion +2RefuseIntellectuals and students loyalty −10

The Law

The government

  • The civil servants' pensions, paid on time.GrantTreasury −40The government loyalty +12RefuseThe government loyalty −10

The Army

  • More men for the war overseas.GrantThe Army loyalty +12RefuseThe Army loyalty −10

The Prefecture

  • Special powers for the Prefecture.GrantThe Prefecture loyalty +12Legitimacy −3RefuseThe Prefecture loyalty −10

The services

  • New listening posts, and the budget to run them.GrantTreasury −30The services loyalty +12Reveal 1 hidden units of the RevolutionRefuseThe services loyalty −10

Industry and the banks

  • Export credits for the car works.GrantIndustry and the banks loyalty +14Opinion −2RefuseIndustry and the banks loyalty −10