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* Weranian troops defending the Justa river | * Weranian troops defending the Justa river | ||
* | * Kirenian troops advancing through [[Ruttland]] | ||
* ''{{wp|Generalfeldmarschall}}'' [[Joachim Köhler]] signing the Treaty of Rayenne | * ''{{wp|Generalfeldmarschall}}'' [[Joachim Köhler]] signing the Treaty of Rayenne | ||
* Weranian planes conducting bombing operations over [[ | * Weranian planes conducting bombing operations over [[city]] | ||
* | * Kirenian tanks during Operation Name}} | ||
| date = 17 December 1949 - 30 May 1950 ({{Age in years, months, weeks and days|month1=12|day1=17|year1=1949|month2=05|day2=30|year2=1950}}) | | date = 17 December 1949 - 30 May 1950 ({{Age in years, months, weeks and days|month1=12|day1=17|year1=1949|month2=05|day2=30|year2=1950}}) | ||
* Treaty of Rayenne signed on the 11 July 1950 | * Treaty of Rayenne signed on the 11 July 1950 | ||
| place = Northern [[Euclea]] | | place = Northern [[Euclea]] | ||
| result = | | result = Kirenian victory; Rayenne Treaty | ||
| territory = * | | territory = * Kirenia takes control of Western Uschupes and the Zingebirge Basin | ||
*Werania gains the Acupis Strip | *Werania gains the Acupis Strip | ||
| combatant1 = '''{{flag| | | combatant1 = '''{{flag|Kirenia}}'''<br>'''Supported by'''<br>{{flag|East Miersa}} | ||
| combatant2 = '''{{flag|Werania}}'''<br>'''Supported by'''<br>{{flag|Estmere}} | | combatant2 = '''{{flag|Werania}}'''<br>'''Supported by'''<br>{{flag|Estmere}} | ||
| commander1 = {{flagicon| | | commander1 = {{flagicon|Kirenia}} '''[[Name]]'''<br>{{flagicon|Kirenia}} [[Name]]<br>{{flagicon|Kirenia}} [[Name]] | ||
| commander2 = {{flagicon|Werania}} '''[[Franz Rössler]]'''<br>{{flagicon|Werania}} [[Joachim Köhler]]<br>{{flagicon|Werania}} [[Ludwig von Waxenstein]] | | commander2 = {{flagicon|Werania}} '''[[Franz Rössler]]'''<br>{{flagicon|Werania}} [[Joachim Köhler]]<br>{{flagicon|Werania}} [[Ludwig von Waxenstein]] | ||
| strength1 = | | strength1 = X divisions | ||
| strength2 = 56 divisions | | strength2 = 56 divisions | ||
| casualties1 = | | casualties1 = X killed<br> | ||
| casualties2 = About 35,000 killed<br>300,000+ captured | | casualties2 = About 35,000 killed<br>300,000+ captured | ||
}} | }} | ||
The ''' | The '''Kirenian-Weranian War''' was an armed conflict between the [[Kirenia|Kirenian Council Republic]] and the [[Werania|Weranian Confederation]] that took place from December 1949 to May 1950 when an armistice was signed, with the war being brought to an end with the Rayenne Treaty in July 1950. | ||
In 1949, as the Weranian Empire in [[Coius]] went into collapse and the country became under the increasing control of right-wing, anti-socialist elements, there was growing suspicion that Swetania was undermining the Weranian state and that a {{Wp|preventive war}} was necessary. {{Wp|Pan-Germanism|Pan-Weranicism}} also underwent a small revival in Werania, whilst domestic troubles due to increasing right-wing and royalist terrorism in | In 1949, as the Weranian Empire in [[Coius]] went into collapse and the country became under the increasing control of right-wing, anti-socialist elements, there was growing suspicion that Swetania was undermining the Weranian state and that a {{Wp|preventive war}} was necessary. {{Wp|Pan-Germanism|Pan-Weranicism}} also underwent a small revival in Werania, whilst domestic troubles due to increasing right-wing and royalist terrorism in Kirenia led the Weranian government to conclude that a Weranian invasion of the country would be approved by the majority of the Kirenian population, particularly its Weranic speaking citizens. | ||
In December 1949 the Reichswehr launched a surprise attack on | In December 1949 the Reichswehr launched a surprise attack on Kirenia, with {{Wp|panzer}} divisions crossing the border. The Weranian airforce also launched a raid in an attempt to destroy the Kirenian airforce; this ploy failed significantly handicapping Weranic planes. From December to February, the Weranian army made large advances into Kirenia primarily utilising {{wp|blitzkrieg}}; by the beginning of February 1950 the Weranic army had occupied around a third of Swetania and much of its northern industrial centres. A further advance under Operation Kingfisher led to a successful Kirenian {{wp|counterattack}}, who through {{Wp|deep operation}} warfare that halted the Weranian advance at the Battle of city. Kirenian forces soon launched their own offensive that decimated Weranian forces and forced them into a retreat. After the battle of city which saw the Weranian Eastern Army Group encircled and destroyed in April, Werania's army rapidly lost ground and by May 1950 had been pushed back to the Justa river. | ||
The destruction of a large section of the | The destruction of a large section of the Weranian army and success of Kirenian forces led to neighbouring countries such as [[Estmere]] - whose relations with Swetania were poor - to consider an intervention against Kirenia. A failed [[Colonels putsch|coup]] against the Weranian government led to a change in leadership and collapse of influence by hardliners in the government, replaced with politicians eager to conclude a peace with Kirenia. Despite having the capability to advance, Kirenian leaders worried of a coalition against their country entered an unexpected ceasefire with Werania over the Justa river and started peace talks through the [[Community of Nations]]. | ||
The Treaty of Rayenne saw the armistice border finalised, with | The Treaty of Rayenne saw the armistice border finalised, with Kirenia gaining the wealthy industrial region of the Zingebirge Basin and Western Uschupes, whilst Werania gained the smaller region of the Acupis strip. The success of Kirenian forces confirmed it as the most powerful country in northern Euclea and emboldened socialists abroad. In Werania the ''de facto'' defeat of its armed forces and of the militarist factions in government led to the country to abandon its policy of attempting to position the Weranian Empire as a {{Wp|superpower}} and began a process of rapid {{Wp|decolonisation}}, whilst beginning to enter a period of integration into the [[Euclean Community]]. The war also started the development of {{Wp|nuclear weapon}}s in both countries. | ||
==Terminology== | ==Terminology== | ||
==Background== | ==Background== | ||
===Post-Great War=== | ===Post-Great War=== | ||
=== | ===Kirenian preparations=== | ||
===Weranian preparations=== | ===Weranian preparations=== | ||
==Course of the war== | ==Course of the war== | ||
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===Werania=== | ===Werania=== | ||
==Modern relationship== | ==Modern relationship== | ||
[[Category:Wars (Kylaris) | [[Category:Wars (Kylaris)]] |
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Kirenia Supported by East Miersa |
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Franz Rössler Joachim Köhler Ludwig von Waxenstein | ||||||||
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X divisions | 56 divisions | ||||||||
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X killed |
About 35,000 killed 300,000+ captured |
The Kirenian-Weranian War was an armed conflict between the Kirenian Council Republic and the Weranian Confederation that took place from December 1949 to May 1950 when an armistice was signed, with the war being brought to an end with the Rayenne Treaty in July 1950.
In 1949, as the Weranian Empire in Coius went into collapse and the country became under the increasing control of right-wing, anti-socialist elements, there was growing suspicion that Swetania was undermining the Weranian state and that a preventive war was necessary. Pan-Weranicism also underwent a small revival in Werania, whilst domestic troubles due to increasing right-wing and royalist terrorism in Kirenia led the Weranian government to conclude that a Weranian invasion of the country would be approved by the majority of the Kirenian population, particularly its Weranic speaking citizens.
In December 1949 the Reichswehr launched a surprise attack on Kirenia, with panzer divisions crossing the border. The Weranian airforce also launched a raid in an attempt to destroy the Kirenian airforce; this ploy failed significantly handicapping Weranic planes. From December to February, the Weranian army made large advances into Kirenia primarily utilising blitzkrieg; by the beginning of February 1950 the Weranic army had occupied around a third of Swetania and much of its northern industrial centres. A further advance under Operation Kingfisher led to a successful Kirenian counterattack, who through deep operation warfare that halted the Weranian advance at the Battle of city. Kirenian forces soon launched their own offensive that decimated Weranian forces and forced them into a retreat. After the battle of city which saw the Weranian Eastern Army Group encircled and destroyed in April, Werania's army rapidly lost ground and by May 1950 had been pushed back to the Justa river.
The destruction of a large section of the Weranian army and success of Kirenian forces led to neighbouring countries such as Estmere - whose relations with Swetania were poor - to consider an intervention against Kirenia. A failed coup against the Weranian government led to a change in leadership and collapse of influence by hardliners in the government, replaced with politicians eager to conclude a peace with Kirenia. Despite having the capability to advance, Kirenian leaders worried of a coalition against their country entered an unexpected ceasefire with Werania over the Justa river and started peace talks through the Community of Nations.
The Treaty of Rayenne saw the armistice border finalised, with Kirenia gaining the wealthy industrial region of the Zingebirge Basin and Western Uschupes, whilst Werania gained the smaller region of the Acupis strip. The success of Kirenian forces confirmed it as the most powerful country in northern Euclea and emboldened socialists abroad. In Werania the de facto defeat of its armed forces and of the militarist factions in government led to the country to abandon its policy of attempting to position the Weranian Empire as a superpower and began a process of rapid decolonisation, whilst beginning to enter a period of integration into the Euclean Community. The war also started the development of nuclear weapons in both countries.