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The '''Bisingen Crisis''' was a nealy 8-month long standoff between the government of Bisingen which had existed since 1967 and left-wing revolutionaries and paramilitaries which sought to depose it. The revolutionary forces, many of which were either closely affiliated with or a part of the [[German-Socialist Workers-and-Farmers-Party]] (DSABP), only further coalesced around the party throughout the crisis and as a result the DSABP became the de facto government of areas controlled by these forces throughout the crisis. This coincided with the incorporation of many of these paramilitary groups into the [[German Workers' Army]], a paramilitary force which operated directly as the armed wing of the DSABP. | The '''Bisingen Crisis''' was a nealy 8-month long standoff between the government of Bisingen which had existed since 1967 and left-wing revolutionaries and paramilitaries which sought to depose it. The revolutionary forces, many of which were either closely affiliated with or a part of the [[German-Socialist Workers-and-Farmers-Party]] (DSABP), only further coalesced around the party throughout the crisis and as a result the DSABP became the de facto government of areas controlled by these forces throughout the crisis. This coincided with the incorporation of many of these paramilitary groups into the [[German Workers' Army]], a paramilitary force which operated directly as the armed wing of the DSABP. | ||
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The Bisingen Crisis was a nealy 8-month long standoff between the government of Bisingen which had existed since 1967 and left-wing revolutionaries and paramilitaries which sought to depose it. The revolutionary forces, many of which were either closely affiliated with or a part of the German-Socialist Workers-and-Farmers-Party (DSABP), only further coalesced around the party throughout the crisis and as a result the DSABP became the de facto government of areas controlled by these forces throughout the crisis. This coincided with the incorporation of many of these paramilitary groups into the German Workers' Army, a paramilitary force which operated directly as the armed wing of the DSABP.
 | This article is from APSIA 1.2. For the most recent iteration of APSIA, look at Category:APSIA 2.B |
