Citizenry Uprising

Citizenry Uprising
Clockwise from top left: A young revolutionary in Nagymeno; General Dávid Pataki standing in Kigismand; A cavalry patrol in Szolnok; Infantry patrol; Blue revolutionaries being arrested; Crowd of Blue revolutionaries standing in Szombathely
Date 15 June 1927 - 18 January 1929 (2 years, 6 months and 3 days) Location Hétumoger Result Stalemate Signing of Armistice of Nagymeno Hétumoger is divided by enclaves between the two countries Establishment of the Citizens Republic of Hétumoger Establishment of the Third Noble Republic of Hétumoger
Belligerents
Second Noble Republic of Hétumoger	Blue Movement Party Template:Country data Citizens National Militia
Commanders and leaders
Lóránt Esterházy Zoltán Somogyi Donát Bálint Dávid Pataki Alex Jani Tolvaj Rudolf Varga Tímá Vásáros Miklós Szilágyi	Sólyom Magdolna István Szálast Bela Edvárd Izidora Theodor Donát Tót Dezső Kerekes Vilmos Mátyás Ágnes Zsuzsanna
Strength
Government Troops: 125,000 (1927) 132,000 (1928) 121,000 (1929)	Blue Nationals: 52,000 (1927) 89,000 (1928) 87,000 (1929)
Casualties and losses
1,000,000 civilians displaced 50,000 civilians purged 100,000 civilians killed

The Citizenry Uprising, (Hétumogerian: Állampolgári Felkelés) known also as the Hétumoger Civil War or the Blue Revolution was a civil war that lasted two years and six months. The war was fought between the pro-Nemesség Second Noble Republic and the Blue Nationalist Party and several radical elements within the country after the transition into the Second Noble Republic from the Third Kingdom. The Citizenry Uprising was primarily focused in the eastern regions of Hétumoger. The Blue Nationalist Party and their paramilitary radical organizations were composed of mainly of lower-class Polgárság. The conflict was started by the Kigismand Emergency after the Blue Nationalist Party was deemed an illegal organization by the Országgyűlés and kicked members out of the Népkormány. Paired with the ongoing philosophical-political movement of the Néma Forradalom, Hétumoger was plunged into conflict.

The Néma Forradalom had been going on since 1901 since the Third Kingdom, where Hétumogerian society had experienced a growth in population and a rise in urbanization under Zgismond Nagy II. The Rendszer-Helyreállítás that was meant to reform the public sector became a disaster due to the mismanagement by Zgismond and his government, creating instability with the Kingdom and its rule by both the Polgárság and the Nemesség. The improving social conditions that were stopped by the reforms caused the Néma Forradalom to begin as a mainly Polgárság movement. Several different political groups and ideological groups came together, leading to a struggle for the spotlight on the political stage which was soon swept by a new movement coming from Nagymező called Blue Nationalism. Originally thought of by the Blue Vanguards, the movement saw extreme popularity in its radicalism by the Polgárság. Eventually, Zgismond would resign and call for a reformation in government, seeing the failure of the monarchy. The Second Noble Republic was formed, but was embroiled in political conflict by then when the Népkormány was reconvened and the anti-Nemesség party, the Blue Nationalist Party, became the most popular party during the 1909 Népkormány election.