Vazian Spring

Vazian Spring
From left to right: Mass Protest in Georges, Orlque Riot of 1998, New Years Protest outside of Parliament, Brudia City protest of 1997, remains of vehicles after the 2000 Povaz riot, Naval mutiny marching in the suburbs of Orlque City, aftermath of the arrest of Xino, Prime Minister-designate Joyce Rose makes her victory speech
Date	14th April 1997 - 15th April 2000
Location	Vazcoeur
Caused by	Lack of Rights, the dictatorial status of Xino and the late 90's economic depression
Goals	Execution of Prime Minster Xino, democracy to restored and decolonisation
Methods	Riots, protests, strikes, demonstrations, civil disobedience, occupations and mutinies
Resulted in	Movement Blue victory Collapse of the Xino's Regime 2001 Vazian Federal Election Vazian transition to democracy Joyce Rose becomes Interim-Leader
Parties to the civil conflict
Vazian Government Movement Blue
Lead figures
Xino Crosus Joyce Rose
Casualties
1,100 56,743

The Vazian Spring was a series of major demonstrations aganist the dictatorship of the National Party (Vazcoeur) and Xino Crosus. It would begin on the 14th of April 1997 and the movement would last for roughly three years. This time in Vazian history would be scarred with many attacks on the civilain population by the governemt and would leave a lasting impact on Vazian politics.