Unification of Netherlands and German Empire

German Kaiser had a good relationship with Dutch Queen personally. As Netherlands declared neutrality and German troops didn't inflect any damages to Netherlands, the pro-Germany voices begin with the back of the Queen.

2 April
Kaiser sent a letter to Dutch Queen, proclaiming that Netherlands won't be affected in war. Pro-Germany activities reached new high when most Dutch felt protected when they saw the Fall of Belgium.

22 April
Kaiser arrived at Amsterdam, and was welcomed by the Dutch. After meeting the Queen, he made a speech to the Dutch in parliment. He gave out the unification idea and talked about the benefits. He also promised that Dutch would enjoy high autonomy.

27 April
The voting started. However, it was a tie until 1 May.

1 May
Kaiser was leaving Amsterdam when an anti-Germany man shot him. However, the iron-cross medal blocked the bullet. The assassin was arrested and many Dutch believed that Kaiser was  the chosen one . They were also angered with the savage anti-German people. Then vote then changed in favor of unification.

4 May
After a week of the voting, 92% Dutch voted, and 73% to unification. Dutch then started preparing the unification and send troops to Verdun secretly.

11 May
Troops arrived at Verdun. Unification preparation was finished. Ntherlands declared war against the Allied Powers, then joined German Empire.