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Relations between the Republic of Beatavic and the Commonwealth of Vitosium date back to 1851 during the tenures of [[Leon Carlend|Prime Minister Leon Carlend]] and [[Heiko Soeterik|Prime Minister Heiko Soeterik]]. | Relations between the Republic of Beatavic and the Commonwealth of Vitosium date back to 1851 during the tenures of [[Leon Carlend|Prime Minister Leon Carlend]] and [[Heiko Soeterik|Prime Minister Heiko Soeterik]]. | ||
==History== | |||
===1842-1848: William Cimantal's Hostility=== | |||
[[William Cimantal]], throughout his tenure, expressed his hatred towards the republic. Cimantal was afraid of what the country would do and would preach his hatred to all those would listen. He believed that, as the Prime Minister, his word was absolute. | |||
===1849-1851: A New Beginning=== | |||
[[Category: Beatavic]] | [[Category: Beatavic]] | ||
[[Category: Vitosium]] | [[Category: Vitosium]] | ||
Revision as of 05:11, 21 July 2021
Beatavic-Vitosium relations are bilateral relations between Beatavic and Vitosium.
Relations between the Republic of Beatavic and the Commonwealth of Vitosium date back to 1851 during the tenures of Prime Minister Leon Carlend and Prime Minister Heiko Soeterik.
History
1842-1848: William Cimantal's Hostility
William Cimantal, throughout his tenure, expressed his hatred towards the republic. Cimantal was afraid of what the country would do and would preach his hatred to all those would listen. He believed that, as the Prime Minister, his word was absolute.