Hearts of Iron IV Dev Tracker

"BREAKING NEWS! - The Little Entente Stops German Menace!"

Alternate history timelines like this are really interesting to explore! Imagine; Germany falls in '39 - what kind of a World War would we have?

📸 u/Planetary_facts - Thanks for the interesting screenshot!

Hearts of Iron IV is currently a part of the Paradox 'Go to War' bundle on Steam!

Check out the bundle here:

Here's the poll!

Friday means its time for another community question!

This week we're asking about your templates! Do you tend to build support artillery or line artillery? Does it depend on your playthrough?

please make this happen <3 https://twitter.com/TankerLatvian/status/1377572944193409024

a brave man went close to insanity for this

According to this scrap note we found in the jaws of a grizzly bear, we have a Dev Diary today?

Introducing MALTA! 🎉🇲🇹

Read the full dairy here:

Did you miss this week's Introduction to Germany?

You can watch the archive of Part 3 here:

An Introduction to Germany - Our beginner friendly Livestream series is starting right now!

Watch it here live🔴

Did you pick up Hearts of Iron IV recently? Stuck with how to get started? Or are you a returning player looking for a refresher course?

Part 3 of our new player friendly series continues on the Twitch channel today!

Catch it live at 1:30pm CEST:

The Spring Sale continues over on the Paradox Store!

Battle for the Bosporus is 33% off, Other expansions 50% off and the base game 75% off!

Pick it up while you can right here:

4D Chess Move: Cant push through the Czech forts, Go around them. Czechmate.

8/10 on the surround. 11/10 for the pun opportunity.

She fought in the Warsaw Uprising and was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel for her actions.

She avoided capture after the capitulation by hiding in Warsaw's ruins and escaping amongst civilians.

She continued to serve in the Home Army until its dissolution in 1945.

Finally she initiated the establishment of the "Commission for the History of Women" and was finally appointed Brigadier General following the collapse of communist rule.

She passed away in 1997.

After the war, She retuned to her work at the Institute of Physical Education and Military Training following the war, heading up the Women's Division.

However, she was arrested by Communist Authorities authorities and spent several months in prison.

During the Invasion of Poland, she served as the commanding officer for the Women's Military Assistance Battalions.

Following Poland's fall she joined the ZWZ and then the Home army.

Maria's life was filled with firsts. She was the first woman to study mathematics at the university of Kiev all the while training to be an NCO in a secret military organization operating in Poland under Imperial Russian rule!

She then became a member of the Women's Volunteers and fought in the battle for Lwów during the Polish-Bolshevik War.

In doing so she received her first accolade - a Virtuti Militari, Poland's highest military decoration for heroism and courage in the face of the enemy!