Lëtzburg

The Duchy of Lëtzburg has been around for as long as anyone remember. Being one of the smallest sovereign nations on earth it's a mystery how they're still here.

There is only a limited amount of export from the country such as wine and steel.

Banking is the largest sector in the Lëtzburg economy. The country has specialised in the cross-border fund administration business. As Lëtzburg's domestic market is relatively small, the country's financial centre is predominantly international. By 1900 there were 152 banks with over 27,000 employees. Political stability, good communications, easy access to other centres, skilled multilingual staff, a tradition of banking secrecy and cross-border financial expertise have all contributed to the growth of the financial sector.

Lëtzburgerns are devoted Chrstians and only a small number of the population doesn't go to church regularly. Although the more frequent scientific advancements keeps denying the existence of God, this hasn't had an effect on Lëtzburgerns who believe that faith is something people need to live their life to end.

The military is nothing to brag of. Being landlocked it fields no navy nor airforce of any kind. At wartime they would be lucky to even reach 10,000 soldiers but that has never scared Lëtzburg at all, believing that they shall only hold the fort untill help arrive from the outside. And it alwas does...