1991 Arkavan revolution

Arkavan Revolution
Part of Fall of Communism in Teremara
Tanks from the 15th Mechanized Brigade make their way to central Velirinsk
Date	15 June 1991 - 29 February 1992
Location	Arkava
Caused by	Discontent with the Communist Party of Arkava 1989 Bread Riots Exile of Alexander Minskov Social injustice
Goals	Overthrow of the Communist Party of Arkava
Methods	Demonstrations Strikes Armed resistance
Resulted in	Revolutionaries victory Overthrow of the Communist Party Constitution of the Federal Republic of Arkava replaced 1940 Constitution of the People's Republic of Arkava Alexander Minskov becomes the new President of Arkava Arkavan People's Collective enters power Empowerment of the Church
Parties to the civil conflict
People's Republic of Arkava Revolutionary Council
Lead figures
Mishin Ivanovich Mizenov Timofeyevich Emsky Taras Dimitri Shirinov Alexander Minskov Miloradov Nikitovich Kir Kuzmin Alexei Draganovich
Casualties
See Casualties of the Arkavan Revolution

The Arkavan Revolution (Russian: Революция из Аркава), also known as the 1991 Arkavan Revolution, was a series of events that culminated in the overthrow of the Communist Party of Arkava in 1992. The revolution also led to the replacement of the People's Republic of Arkava by the present-day Federal Republic of Arkava, as the communist government led by the General Secretary of the Arkavan Communist Party, Mishin Ivanovich, was superseded by the semi-theocratic government of Alexander Minskov, leader of the Arkavan People's Collective, and Mikhail Smirnov, Patriarch of the Arkavan Orthodoxy. The ousting of the communist government formally marked the end of Communism in Arkava.