Atmoran Interior War

Atmoran Interior War
Part of the Cold War
Aftermath of the bombing at the Koninlijke Pruzhaanse Schouwburg in April 1982
Date Late 1950s–1998 Location Atmora Result Atmoran dismantles most terrorist militias Bombing of the Koninlijke Pruzhaanse Schouwburg leads to loss of public support for the Revolutionary Socialist Workers' Party Assassination of Prince Nikolaas, Duke of Lezhë and declassification of the Frederik IV documents led to the dismantlement of far-right terrorist groups National Security Law led to the decline of terrorist and secret groups
Belligerents
Atmoran Government: SIVD Armed Forces National Marechaussee State Security State Law Enforcement Supported by: Mizuho	Communist paramilitaries: Red Brigades Nationale Volksrevolutie Nationale Volksweer GPC File:Беларуская сацыял-дэмакратычная партыя (Грамада). Сцяг.png FSN HSRL	Neofascist paramilitaries: Nationale Volksunie Black Front Militanten Rijksorde
Commanders and leaders
Willem III Katherine I Edward Campbell Evelynn Bruinier Diana Okazaki Pieter-Bas Peusschers	Julian Lubberts (fled Atmora) Dirk Houtzagers (imprisoned) Madeleine Garner   Reinier Geijs   Joris Wiltvank (imprisoned) Clemens Brunovsky (fled Atmora) Lourens Geerlichs   Emiel Morsinkhoff † Sjef Lodewijk (imprisoned) File:Беларуская сацыял-дэмакратычная партыя (Грамада). Сцяг.pngHakan Masserau (imprisoned) Gerrit Walonsley (imprisoned)	Govert Metz (imprisoned) Willem Driessens (imprisoned) Gertjan Makkum † Jan Lavie   Emiel Wulling (fled Atmora) Eelco Borrel (imprisoned) Rogier Steunebrink   Walter Ravesloot (imprisoned)
Casualties and losses
Civilians killed: 3,561 Total dead: 57,800 Total injured: 191,500+ Disappeared: ~7,000–26,000+ Total casualties: ~259,861–278,861

The Atmoran Interior War (Dutch: Binnenlandse Oorlog) was a period of Atmoran and social and political turmoil rife with far-right and far-left terrorist groups from the late 1950s to 17 May 1998, when the last terrorist organisation was dismantled by Atmoran Security forces.