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| commander1 = [[File:VileriaFlag.png|25px]] [[Maria V]]<br/>[[File:VileriaFlag.png|25px]] [[Gilles Corvèsier]]<br/>[[File:VileriaFlag.png|25px]] [[Jeannote Landolier]]<br/>[[File:BelkaFlag.png|25px]] [[Viktor Schulz von Belka]] | | commander1 = [[File:VileriaFlag.png|25px]] [[Maria V]]<br/>[[File:VileriaFlag.png|25px]] [[Gilles Corvèsier]]<br/>[[File:VileriaFlag.png|25px]] [[Jeannote Landolier]]<br/>[[File:BelkaFlag.png|25px]] [[Viktor Schulz von Belka]] | ||
| commander2 = [[File:BelkaFlag.png|25px]] [[Kristoff Mäder]]<br/>[[File:BelkaFlag.png|25px]] [[Wilhelm Becker]]<br/>[[File:BelkaFlag.png|25px]] [[Lydia Schulz]] | | commander2 = [[File:BelkaFlag.png|25px]] [[Kristoff Mäder]]{{Executed}} ([[Monarchs of Belka#President of the Belkan Federal Republic|PBFR]])<br/>[[File:BelkaFlag.png|25px]] [[Wilhelm Becker]]{{Surrendered}} ([[Prime Minister of Belka#Prime Minister of the Belkan Federal Republic|PMBFR]])<br/>[[File:BelkaFlag.png|25px]] [[Lydia Schulz]]{{Executed}} ([[List of Belkan Generals-in-Chief#Belkan Federal Republic|GABFR]]) | ||
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''Main article: [[Belkan independence sentiment]]<br/> | ''Main article: [[Belkan independence sentiment]]<br/> | ||
In August 1991, the Imperial Government decided, by the demand from the [[Monarch of Belka|Grand Duke of Belka]] at the time, [[Friedrich I]], to hold a referendum for a transition to an independent Belka. It would've followed [[Amilagro]]'s [[Amilagran independence from Vileria|independence]] about 110 years later, being the second state to succeed from the [[Vileria|Empire]] voluntarily. The vote was held between the [[Belkan Independence Referedum (1991)|31st of June to the 31st of November 1991]], it was a majority of 93.8% for a yes and the transition began the day right after and was said to take about 5 years for complete independence including international recognition, this is when the [[Belkan Nationalist Party|Nationalist Party of Belka (BNP)]] started to make itself known, it's a right-wing conservative political party that was created in 1967, when democracy first arrived in the Belkan border. It always possessed a loyal following even now and really became a major player when they proposed the referendum.<br/> | In August 1991, the Imperial Government decided, by the demand from the [[Monarch of Belka|Grand Duke of Belka]] at the time, [[Friedrich I]], to hold a referendum for a transition to an independent Belka. It would've followed [[Amilagro]]'s [[Amilagran independence from Vileria|independence]] about 110 years later, being the second state to succeed from the [[Vileria|Empire]] voluntarily. The vote was held between the [[Belkan Independence Referedum (1991)|31st of June to the 31st of November 1991]], it was a majority of 93.8% for a yes and the transition began the day right after and was said to take about 5 years for complete independence including international recognition, this is when the [[Belkan Nationalist Party|Nationalist Party of Belka (BNP)]] started to make itself known, it's a right-wing conservative political party that was created in 1967, when democracy first arrived in the Belkan border. It always possessed a loyal following even now and really became a major player when they proposed the referendum.<br/> | ||
By 1993, the BNP divided into 2 factions, the Moderates, also known as the "Panthers" and the Extremists, Ultranationalists, also known as the "Tigers". The later one being dissatisfied with the slow process and the slow decisions of the current reigning Grand Duke, which sparked anger among the Tigers. On the 25th of December 1993, the Tigers took control of the Palace of Parliament with the [[Belkan Nationalist Party#Youth Wing|Nationalist Youth]] and [[Waldreich Palace hostage crisis|the Belkan government was held hostage]]. The Tigers demanded the immediate independence of the country and the expulsion of the Grand Duke, to be replaced by [[Markus Winkelried]], also known as Markus I, which was the grand nephew of [[Friedrich I]] and also a friend of the nationalist leader | By 1993, the BNP divided into 2 factions, the Moderates, also known as the "Panthers" and the Extremists, Ultranationalists, also known as the "Tigers". The later one being dissatisfied with the slow process and the slow decisions of the current reigning Grand Duke, which sparked anger among the Tigers. On the 25th of December 1993, the Tigers took control of the Palace of Parliament with the [[Belkan Nationalist Party#Youth Wing|Nationalist Youth]] and [[Waldreich Palace hostage crisis|the Belkan government was held hostage]]. The Tigers demanded the immediate independence of the country and the expulsion of the Grand Duke, to be replaced by [[Markus Winkelried]], also known as Markus I, which was the grand nephew of [[Friedrich I]] and also a friend of the nationalist leader [[Kristoff Mäder]] | ||
==Ultranationalists takeover== | ==Ultranationalists takeover== | ||
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Maria V Gilles Corvèsier Jeannote Landolier Viktor Schulz von Belka |
Kristoff Mäder  (PBFR) Wilhelm Becker  (PMBFR) Lydia Schulz (GABFR) | ||||||||
The Belkan War, also known in Viresian as La Guerre Belkane is a large-scale, albeit brief, anterian conflict taking place in early 1994. Belka forced its independence through violence against the Empire of Vilera and also a few former Belkan territories. Belka's aim in this war was to force its independence through another monarchy, then deciding to turn it into a republic. It is also during this war that Operation Marshals, also known as the Duel of the Marshals is said to have taken place right after the peace Treaty of Orelia.
Background
Pre-War transition
Main article: Belkan independence sentiment
In August 1991, the Imperial Government decided, by the demand from the Grand Duke of Belka at the time, Friedrich I, to hold a referendum for a transition to an independent Belka. It would've followed Amilagro's independence about 110 years later, being the second state to succeed from the Empire voluntarily. The vote was held between the 31st of June to the 31st of November 1991, it was a majority of 93.8% for a yes and the transition began the day right after and was said to take about 5 years for complete independence including international recognition, this is when the Nationalist Party of Belka (BNP) started to make itself known, it's a right-wing conservative political party that was created in 1967, when democracy first arrived in the Belkan border. It always possessed a loyal following even now and really became a major player when they proposed the referendum.
By 1993, the BNP divided into 2 factions, the Moderates, also known as the "Panthers" and the Extremists, Ultranationalists, also known as the "Tigers". The later one being dissatisfied with the slow process and the slow decisions of the current reigning Grand Duke, which sparked anger among the Tigers. On the 25th of December 1993, the Tigers took control of the Palace of Parliament with the Nationalist Youth and the Belkan government was held hostage. The Tigers demanded the immediate independence of the country and the expulsion of the Grand Duke, to be replaced by Markus Winkelried, also known as Markus I, which was the grand nephew of Friedrich I and also a friend of the nationalist leader Kristoff Mäder
Ultranationalists takeover
Outbreak
Expulsion of the Grand Duke
Belkan expansion
Battle of Les Champs-de-Mars
First Battle of Florence
Central Front
Northern Front
1995 Stalemate
Battle of Andermatt
Vilerian Counteroffensive
Operation Clear Sky
Sylvanian Campaign
Siege of Gstaad
Operation 404
Gantrischian Campaign
Liberation of Florence
Operation Wings Of Liberty
Battle of Sinatra
Invasion of Belka
Operation Horizon
Operation Matterhorn
Treaty of Orelia
Disarmament of Belka
Rebuilding
Post-War
Operation Marshals
Main article: Marshals