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The '''Transbaltian Decleration of Independence''', also known as the '''Decleration of Independence of the Grand Duchy of Transbaltia''' or formally the '''A Treaty for the unilateral independence of a free Transbaltian state from the Kingdom of [[Ahrana]]''', was an act signed in 1912 that proclaimed the the establishment of a Transbaltian nation, free from Ahrana. | The '''Transbaltian Decleration of Independence''', also known as the '''Decleration of Independence of the Grand Duchy of Transbaltia''' or formally the '''A Treaty for the unilateral independence of a free Transbaltian state from the Kingdom of [[Ahrana]]''', was an act signed in 1912 that proclaimed the the establishment of a [[Transbaltia|Transbaltian]] nation, free from Ahrana. | ||
[[File:Transbaltian Decleration.png|300px|thumb|right|The cover of the document.]] | [[File:Transbaltian Decleration.png|300px|thumb|right|The cover of the document.]] | ||
The act was signed by over a dozen nobles and government officials but most importantly Grand Duke Friedrich III, who once pledged fealty to the Ahranian King. | |||
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The Transbaltian Decleration of Independence, also known as the Decleration of Independence of the Grand Duchy of Transbaltia or formally the A Treaty for the unilateral independence of a free Transbaltian state from the Kingdom of Ahrana, was an act signed in 1912 that proclaimed the the establishment of a Transbaltian nation, free from Ahrana.
The act was signed by over a dozen nobles and government officials but most importantly Grand Duke Friedrich III, who once pledged fealty to the Ahranian King.