East Besmenia
Federal Republic of Besmenia Bundesrepublik Besmenien | |
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| 1920–1967 | |
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| Capital | Laitstadt |
| Common languages | Besmenian |
| Demonym(s) | East Besmenian, Besmenian |
| Government | Federal parliamentary republic |
| President | |
• 1920-1929 | Hermann Köster |
• 1929-1935 | Hans Saalmann |
• 1935-1941 | Heinrich Friedensberg |
• 1941-1952 | Hugo Dautzenberg |
• 1952-1964 | Wilhelm Ganswindt |
• 1964-1967 | Thomas Albrecht |
| Prime Minister | |
• 1920-1924 (first) | Robert Falk |
• 1964-1967 (last) | Johannes Schmidt |
• upper house | Federal Senate |
• lower house | Federal Chamber |
| History | |
• Formation | July 2, 1920 |
| 1950-1954 | |
| September 14, 1967 | |
| Population | |
• 1921 | 21,364,553 |
• 1961 | 25,553,464 |
| Currency | Besmenian schilling |
| Today part of | Besmenia |
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East Besmenia, officially the Federal Republic of Besmenia was a state during the Besmenian division. East Besmenia was founded on July 2, 1920 when the Besmenian Basic Law was went into effect. After the Besmenian reunification on September 14, 1967 West Besmenia joined the Federal Republic to form the today's Federal Republic of Besmenia.
The first half of the 1920s was characterized by poverty in East Besmenia. The country was even considered a failed state at that time. Prime Minster Heinz Dimmler, who was also Minister of Finance from 1924 to 1932, introduced the social market economy he had developed, in summer 1925. The new economic system surprisingly led to the East Besmenian economic miracle in early 1926, causing the economy to rise rapidly. East Besmenia was already considered one of the rich and economically strong countries in Nortua in the 1930s.