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Second Civil War of Fravina
	; Second Battle of Cartiercourt, 1945
Date	7 May 1939-29 August 1948
Location	Fravina
Result	Socialist victory
Belligerents
First Republic of Fravina	Fravi Socialists Second Republic of Fravina
Commanders and leaders
Maxime d'Naufrage †; Bernard Cuvillier; Georges Lenoir; Adrien Leblanc; Alexandre Belmont;	Jacque de Mercy; Jean-Luc Martin; Renaud Martin †; Edmond Rochefort;

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The Second Civil War of Fravina, also known as the Socialist Revolution of Fravina, was a civil war in Fravina from 1939 to 1948, fought between the First Republic of Fravina and Fravi Socialists, resulting in the formation of the socialist Second Republic of Fravina. The war began on 7 May 1939 with the East Orléans Army Mutiny, led by Lieutenant General Jacque de Mercy, and the Port de Sang Riots of 1939.

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	The '''Second Civil War of Fravina''', also known as the '''Socialist Revolution of Fravina''', was a civil war in [[Fravina]] from 1939 to 1948, fought between the [[First Republic of Fravina]] and [[Fravi Socialists (Second Civil War)\|Fravi Socialists]], resulting in the formation of the socialist [[Fravina\|Second Republic of Fravina]]. The war began on 7 May 1939 with the [[East Orléans Army Mutiny]], led by General [[Jacque de Mercy]], and the ~~socialist~~ [[Port de Sang Riots of 1939]].		The '''Second Civil War of Fravina''', also known as the '''Socialist Revolution of Fravina''', was a civil war in [[Fravina]] from 1939 to 1948, fought between the [[First Republic of Fravina]] and [[Fravi Socialists (Second Civil War)\|Fravi Socialists]], resulting in the formation of the socialist [[Fravina\|Second Republic of Fravina]]. The war began on 7 May 1939 with the [[East Orléans Army Mutiny]], led by Lieutenant General [[Jacque de Mercy]], and the [[Port de Sang Riots of 1939]].