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Latest revision as of 23:01, 13 October 2023

Free Conelibek

Conélibek daynça
Conélibek libre
1918–1924
Flag of
Flag
Mayor-President 
• 1918
Izmy Wijce
• 1918-1923
Fjedor Alysyn
• 1923-1924
Boe Wjitek
President of branch 
• 1918-1919
Loryn Xandas
• 1919-1924
Willim Daþun
Chief of Conelibek Police 
• 1918-1919
Paul Ingrjn
• 1919-1924
Samy Pauttou
History 
• Established
1918
• Disestablished
1924
Succeeded by
Conelibek
  1. ...

Free Conelibek (Seketese: Conélibek daynça; French: Conélibek libre) was a proto-state that controlled Conelibek during the Seketese Revolution. Administered by the Société Conelibek, the city resisted occupation during the Seketese War of Independence and Seketese Civil War, supporting the Kjedorate faction in both.

The Conelibek Assembly in a 1918 declaration proclaimed sovereignty over Conelibek. The day-to-day operations of the city-state government was carried out by both public forces and the Société Conelibek, a social club that reigned vast influence over the city's politics. The club's paramilitary wing Gardiens pour le compte de la société Conélibek functioned as the de facto military of the state. Gradually as the Kjedorate faction saw more and more success in the Seketese Revolution, the city's independence from what would form the basis of the Second Seketese Republic waned. By 1924, any semblance of a soverign Conelibek city-state was disestablished. However, the effects of the Société Conelibek's contorl of Conelibek have had lasting effects to this day.

See also