Kriklivets Social Republic

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Kriklivets Social Republic

Криклівець Соціальна Республіка (Narodyn)
Kurikimaan sosiaalinen tasavalta (Vichod)
Sociálna republika Krikima (Seniak)
1928–1934
Flag of
Flag
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Coat of arms
Motto: Пролетарі всіх країн, єднайтеся! (Narodyn)
"Workers of the world, unite!"
KSR Map.png
The KSR at its territorial height after the Battle of the Tsyr in 1929, superimposed on modern borders
StatusPartially-recognised state
CapitalVelike Vishnavaya (1928–31)
Sommarö (1931–34)
Common languagesNarodyn
Seniak
Vichod
Demonym(s)Kriklavian
GovernmentUnitary council communist republic
Premier 
• 1928–1934
Alexej Batsov
LegislaturePeoples' Congressa
History 
• Established
7 March 1928
8 November 1929
26 June 1934
7 July 1934
Area
1929224,161 km2 (86,549 sq mi)
Population
• 1929
9,781,263
Preceded by
Succeeded by
Narozalica
Narozalica
Today part of Narozalica
 Vedmed
 Velzemia
 West Miersa
  1. The Peoples' Congress never was in session due to a permanent state of emergency that existed in the KSR from 1928 to 1934, but was established as its legislature in its 1930 provisional constitution.

The Kriklivets Social Republic (Narodyn: Криклівець Соціальна Республіка; Kryklivetsʹ Sotsialʹna Respublika, Vichod: Kurikimaan sosiaalinen tasavalta, Seniak: Sociálna republika Krikima), often abbreviated to KCP or KSR was a partially-recognised state that existed in central Euclea from 1928 to 1934. It was an indirect combatant in the Great War and was founded by the Voyins movement. Supported and recognised exclusively by Swetania and its close socialist allies, the state was largely supported by Swetania until its entry into the Great War made logistical support unfeasible, and was mostly pulled by 1932. It subsequently fought against Narozalica but was absorbed back into the country in 1934 at the Battle of Koskov.

The first established socialist state in Western Euclea, the KSR mainly adhered to Swetania's established iteration of socialism, with plans to employ policies of council communism and market socialism throughout the KSR after the war. As no internal state-like elements were ever established in the KSR, political experts have designated it as de facto anarchist in nature – making it one of the first states of its kind. However, Alexej Batsov, Premier of the KSR from 1928 to 1934, openly disavowed anarchism and professed desire to establish a state "on common grounds with Swetania". Due to the war, a permanent state-of-emergency existed in the KSR throughout its existence. The KSR was characterised by widespread guerrilla warfare as well as rampant militarisation ordered by Batsov and his contemporary Saku Litmanen, primarily to defend from Narozalica attempting to reclaim its land.

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History

Politics and government

Administrative divisions

Economy

Recognition

Few states ever recognised the Kriklivets Social Republic as a sovereign nation-state, and official recognition was severely limited to select states, mainly socialist states and allies of Swetania

  •  Chistovodia, officially recognised from 1928 to 1934
  •  Swetania, officially recognised from 1928 to 1934

See also