October Revolution

October Revolution
Part of the Interwar Period
Nastnovian Worker's League orators inform workers of the toppling of the Sovereignty.
Date October 20 - 27 1926 (7 Days) Location Nastanovo Result Establishment of the People’s Republic of Nastanovo Abolishment of the Sovereignty of Nastanovo Dissolvement of the NSA Proclamation of the Nastnovian Worker's League and its assumption of supreme governing authority in the country Fleeing of Sovereign Dario Freire Establishment of the Nastnovian Red Army as the Red Militias reformed into an organized military
Belligerents
Red Militias	Sovereignty of Nastanovo
Commanders and leaders
Emilo Vasquez Lorenzo Abasto Aarón Dengra	Dario Freire
Strength
5,000 Striking Soldiers Several factories worth of striking workers 2 Naval Fleets(30 Vessels per fleet)	Defenders of Sovereignty 5 Naval Vessels
Casualties and losses
Few wounded Red Militia soldiers	All imprisoned or deserted (One vessel with the Sovereign aboard escaped to international waters)

The October Revolution, known in Nastnovian historiography as either the Great Social Revolution of October (by left-wing perspectives) or the Great Mistake (by right-wing perspectives), was a revolution in Nastanovo led by the Nastnovian Worker's League of Emilo Vasquez that was a key moment in the history of Nastanovo. It was the first revolutionary change of government in Nastanovo since the establishment of the Sovereignty of Nastanovo in 1779. It took place through an armed insurrection in Nostalta (shortly renamed to Revolucionaria) on 25 October 1926 and continued until its conclusion was declared in 1928 with the end of the Red Terror. It was the precipitating event of the Nastnovian Civil War which would occur four years later in 1930 and set Nastanovo on a collision course to its participation in the Second Great War.