The Republic of Baüme (Nationalist Baümen Republic) is a landlocked, ultra-Catholic micronation spanning roughly 273.93 acres in Montana, USA. Governed by the Nationalist Workers Party of Baüme (NWPB) under the joint leadership of Aiden McLain and Bryant Martin, the state operates through a diverse network of specialized departments—including branches dedicated to music, history, science, religion, a secret service, and an airsoft-based military wing. Through its armed forces, co-commanded by Martin and Jameson Guccione, the administration oversees six internal regions.

The Republic of Baüme's ideology combines ultra-Catholic traditionalism, Falangist nationalism, and strict authoritarianism under the guiding motto "One Nation, One People, One Shield!" Rooted in Catholic doctrine and centralized state control, the micronation operates as a one-party state led by the Nationalist Workers Party of Baüme (NWPB), with a heavy emphasis on collective national unity, administrative hierarchy, and domestic defense enforced through its military and security apparatus.

We have many diverse departments in this micronation organization! Some of them are:

1. Armed Forces: An Airsoft Group that acts as the Republics defense.

2. Science: A group of young scientists who have fun makeing discoveries.

3. Theology: A small part of the nation that discusses religious events regarding the Catholic Church. 

4. Political (NWPB): A group of "experts" who help run and finance all of the other groups in the Republic.

Baümen Falangism is the micronation’s unique adaptation of traditional corporatism and devout Roman Catholicism, structured around top-down vanguard leadership by the Nationalist Workers Party of Baüme (NWPB) and a unified social order. While it embraces authoritarian national syndicalism, organized functional departments, and disciplined domestic security, Baümen doctrine explicitly rejects secular totalitarian extremes: it firmly opposes communism for its atheism and class warfare, while actively disavowing racism and Nazism as incompatible with its moral focus on Catholic doctrine, human dignity under Christ, and spiritual unity over racialist ideologies.