The WC4 name game

Angkor wat. A wonder that can kill your additional farming  

Denmark. One of the hard conquests in 1939, though eith great generals and tech you can make Germany collapse.

Qishan aka Mount Qi, a strategic location for launching 5 campaigns against Wei...

Sorry, wrong era.

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Q - Quebec.

It is an IRL Canadian province that is a source of many Canadaball jokes.
It is territory split between the areas carved up by regions under the control of Ottawa & Kuujjaq.
If its actual territory was reflected, that nameless little town might be the province's "captial"/most important city.

Hmm... Quebec is not present in WC4. Yes, Canada is present, but Quebec or Quebec city is not shown on map. This way I can say Kurux (A Dravidian language spoken in eastern India) - why not, India is present on map and there live people who speak Kurux. Or even Kylix (A shallow drinking cup with two handles; used in ancient Greece). Greece is present on map and nazi Germany plundered many museums where had to be somy Kylixes too. BTW, I know answer for Q which is related to WC4.

Quebec-c
Cologne(also known as Köln)
A level 3 city in Western Germany. Basically the HQ of the units that conquer France in 1939 and one of the two cities on the map ( along with New York) that start with a missile silo in 1943, which is very useful for getting UK quickly ( since cities don't have rocket defense this early and you always got exces industry and tech in conquest). Campaign and domination wise, one of cities that you need to capture when playing the Allies (and thus opening the gate to Germany)

I couldn't resist
Romania
Minor european Axis power featured in several WW2 Europe Axis campaigns (mainly on Eastern Front) and all conquests. Made up of two cities in Eastern Europe. Weirdly considered a 2 star country in 1939 and a 1 star in 1943, despite no terriorial changes. Has greater potential than Finland in those, due to being closer to Africa and India, but it is also harder because of limited German support in south.
Features two generals, Antonescu and Dumitrescu, both being tank generals and they are quite weak in conquest but decent in scenario. If you can get Donetsk and Stalingrad , the road to China, India and Egypt is simple.

By the way, this seems pretty similar to Pheasant(Fazan) a children's game from this country.
This game requires a minimum of 2 players. The game starts when one of the children starts saying the alphabet in his/her mind. Then, another player says STOP and the one who has said the alphabet has to say out loud what letter he/she has last said in his/her mind. One of the children then utters a word that begins with the letter which has been said out loud. The word has to be formed of at least 3 letters. The next child has to utter a word that begins with the last two letters of the previously uttered word. The next child also has to utter a word that begins with the last two letters of the previously uttered word. And so on for all the players. When a player is not able to continue and cannot utter a word that begins with the last two letters of the previously uttered word, he/she gets an F (from the word fazan which the Romanian word for pheasant). Thus, each player is entitled to 5 mistakes (five times when he/she cannot utter a word either because the last 2 letters of the previously uttered word are a dead-end- there are no words that begin like that- or because the player simply cannot remember or does not know a word that begins with that group of letters).The first mistake stands for F, the second for A, the third for Z, the fourth for A, and the fifth for N. Whenever one of the players makes a mistake and gets one letter as punishment, he/she has to start saying the alphabet in his/her mind. And the whole process explained in the beginning is repeated. When their mistakes sum up to form the word FAZAN, they are excluded from the game. The last one who remains is the winner. In the game there are not allowed any proper nouns or prepositions and each word is to be used only once. The first 2 words after choosing a letter must not be dead-ends. Example: There are 3 players: Dan, Ana and Alex. Dan starts saying the alphabet in his mind. Ana says STOP. Dan says B – the last letter he stopped at while saying the alphabet in his mind when Ana said stop. Ana has to say a word that begins with B and has at least 3 letters – she says bean. Now Alex has to say a word of at least 3 letters that is not a dead-end and which begins with AN- he says anonymous. Now Dan will have to say a word of minimum 3 letters that begins with US-he says useless. Ana is unable to say a word of 3 letters that begins with SS so she gets an F. She also starts saying the alphabet in her mind. The game continues in the same way until two of them get FAZAN.