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This is a screenshot of the video game "Hearts of Iron" developed by Paradox Interactive and published by Strategy First. This screenshot is 800x600 pixels and shows a player who chose to play as Germany. The game is divided up into regions, each of which produce a certain amount of materials, have a certain level of infrastructure, and are worth a certain amount of control points. In this case, the Leipzig region is selected. It is worth five control points and is a key region (as denoted by the star). Taken and uploaded by Chaotic42.

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