1978 Seketese revolution

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1978 Seketese Revolution

Part of the Nelborne Revolutions and Zemasy

Date

11 January 1978 – 31 October 1978

Location

Seketan

Caused by

Political repression
Authoritarian rule of the Kjedorates
Economic stagnation
Spill over of the Fjeska Conflict

Goals

End of Kjeodrate Regime
Democracy and free elections
Civil rights

Methods

Civil disobedience
Civil resistance
Demonstrations
Strike actions

Resulted in

Collapse of the Kjeodrate Regime

Resignation of the Etyjen Pesan as President of Seketan (22 April 1978)
First non-Kjedorate President Markus Heilmann appointed by the Hérvynsken (23 April 1978)
Establishment of a parliamentary democracy with free elections in November 1978
Eventual appointment of Patjik Moulette as Seketans first Prime Minister (14 November 1978)

Parties to the civil conflict

Kjeodrate Government

Kjedorate Party
Labour Party (factions)
Þyposty
Seketese Army

Opposition

Workers Liberty Association
Democratic Seketan Movement
Student Democratic Union
Labour Party (factions)
Other dissidents

Lead figures

Etyjen Pesan

Patjik Moulette

1978 Seketese revolution

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