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| strength2 = Unknown, estimated to be at least 10,000 | | strength2 = Unknown, estimated to be at least 10,000 | ||
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| casualties2 = 200-1,000 | | casualties2 = 200-1,000<br>Hundreds of suspected insurgents executed | ||
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The '''Slavic Insurgency''' took place in the [[Slavic Union]] after [[Nikifor Osipov]] overthrew the Slavic imperator and seized control of the nation. Various loosely connected anti-Osipov insurgencies, including monarchists, republicans, and communists, waged guerilla war against the Slavic government. The Slavic armed forces took action against the insurgency, sentencing hundreds of suspected insurgents to death, and Osipov utilized the insurgency as a fear mongering tactic to secure power post-coup, falsely executing dozens of political opponents on the grounds of treason. | The '''Slavic Insurgency''' took place in the [[Slavic Union]] after [[Nikifor Osipov]] overthrew the Slavic imperator and seized control of the nation. Various loosely connected anti-Osipov insurgencies, including monarchists, republicans, and communists, waged guerilla war against the Slavic government. The Slavic armed forces took action against the insurgency, sentencing hundreds of suspected insurgents to death, and Osipov utilized the insurgency as a fear mongering tactic to secure power post-coup, falsely executing dozens of political opponents on the grounds of treason. | ||
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| Slavic Insurgency | |||||
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 A Slavic train destroyed by insurgents | |||||
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| Belligerents | |||||
| Slavic Government |
Anti-Osipov Insurgents • Monarchists • Republicans • Communist Party of the Union | ||||
| Commanders and leaders | |||||
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• Nikifor Osipov • Arseniy Stepanov • Milomir Mager |
• Duke Ludomir of Zlarovsk • Artur Zabolotny • Maxim Tikhomirov | ||||
| Strength | |||||
| 400,000 | Unknown, estimated to be at least 10,000 | ||||
| Casualties and losses | |||||
| 138 |
200-1,000 Hundreds of suspected insurgents executed | ||||
The Slavic Insurgency took place in the Slavic Union after Nikifor Osipov overthrew the Slavic imperator and seized control of the nation. Various loosely connected anti-Osipov insurgencies, including monarchists, republicans, and communists, waged guerilla war against the Slavic government. The Slavic armed forces took action against the insurgency, sentencing hundreds of suspected insurgents to death, and Osipov utilized the insurgency as a fear mongering tactic to secure power post-coup, falsely executing dozens of political opponents on the grounds of treason.