Ronnenberg

Ronnenberg is a city located in the Hartlands. It is a major industrial center and one of the largest logging boom towns in the country. During the independence war, the city was the birthplace of the Lumber Workers Industrial Union (LWIU) and played a significant role in the revolution. Despite the eventual disarmament of the LWIU's Volunteer Battalions, the city remains a hub of organized labor and union activity. In recent years, Ronnenberg has become a melting pot of various marginalized groups, attracting sympathy from the intelligentsia and artistic circles in the capital of Østbirk. Today, Ronnenberg is a bustling center of commerce, industry, and culture, attracting visitors from all over the Hartlands.

Ronnenberg is an industrial city located in the Hartlands, known for its thriving lumber industry. The city's economy is largely centered around logging and saw milling, and is home to many large logging and saw mill conglomerates, such as the "Big 4" companies.

The city's economic boom started with the lumber boom in the Hartlands, which saw a huge influx of workers from all over the country. This led to the formation of the Lumber Workers Industrial Union (LWIU), which would later give rise to the underground General Union of Labour (GUL) as a result of dissatisfaction with the government's demands for disarmament after the independence war.

The logging companies, in response, established the Allied Federation of Lumberjacks, a "yellow" union aimed at competing with the LWIU for influence among the workers. Despite this competition, a delicate balance between the companies and the unions has been established, helping to stabilize the city's economy.

Ronnenberg is also home to many small and medium-sized businesses, serving the needs of the city's growing population. In recent years, the city has seen a growth in the services sector, with the development of new restaurants, shops, and entertainment venues, which have helped to diversify the local economy.

Despite its dependence on the lumber industry, the city has shown remarkable resilience in the face of economic downturns and has maintained steady economic growth over the years, making it one of the Hartlands' key economic centers. However, the city's economy is vulnerable to fluctuations in the global market for lumber, and any changes in the demand for wood could have a significant impact on the city's economy.