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West Besmenian Revolution

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West Besmenian Revolution
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Protestors throw stones on a tank (24 May)
Date20 May - 7 June 1948
Location
Result
Belligerents
  • Besmenian Empire
  • Besmenian Royal Army (until 29 May)
  • Loyal members of the Besmenian National Union
  • Anti-government protesters
  • Besmenian Royal Army (After 29 May)
  • Dissident members of the Besmenian National Union
  • Supported by:

    Flag of Besmenien.jpgEast Besmenia
    Commanders and leaders
    Karl Ochsenbein

    The West Besmenian Revolution (Besmenian: Westbesmenische Revolution) was a period of violent civil unrest in the Besmenian Empire between May and June 1948. The West Besmenian Revolution started in the city of Helmfurt and soon spread throughout the country. It led to the end of the Ochsenbein dictatorship and the establishment of the Besmenian Republic.

    Background

    The Besmenian Empire's economy has been in decline since the 1940s. In addition, after the 1941 Sedakanian Independence War, the first (still secret) protests against the Ochsenbein regime emerged. After the beginning of the West Besmenian economic crisis in 1945, the situation became more difficult when the first public protests began in Helmfurt and Melmingia.

    The Revolution

    20 May

    21 May

    22 May

    23 May

    24 May

    25 May

    26 May

    27 May

    28 May

    29 May

    30 May

    31 May

    1 June

    2 June

    3 June

    4 June

    5 June

    6 June

    7 June

    After the Revolution

    Gallery