Sanguinoso Colpo

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Sanguinoso Colpo
Part of the Post-War of Lorican Aggression Crisis and Archadian Spring
Date1990-1995
Location
Archadia-Archedes
Result Nationalist Victory
Belligerents

Martino Government

  • Socialista Combattimento
  • Blackshirts

Supported by:

  • Midgar Federation
  • Rumania
  • Guadosalam Federation

Archadian Government-in-exile
Nationalists

  • Partito Conservatore
  • Northern Archadia
  • Right-wing Groups

Supported by:

Commanders and leaders

Adolfo Martino
Antonio de Revel
Hugo Marella

Ugo Masello

Giovanni Messe
Alberto Tomasino
Amadeo Callo
Armando Kanbayashi
Enrique Pablo Alcabú
Joaquín Jesús Covarrubias

Maximillian II
Strength
450,000 troops
75 tanks
300 aircraft
250,000 troops
300,000 militia
150 tanks
250 aircraft
Casualties and losses

450,000 evacuated

  • 100,000 evacuated to Ilari
  • 75,000 evacuated to New Akiba
  • 50,000 evacuated to Quenmin
  • 20,000 evacuated to Joyonghea
  • 175,000 evacuated to Zanarkand

The Archadian Revolution was a revolution that took place from 1990 to 1995. It is infamously known as Sanguinoso Colpo or Bloody Coup because it was known as the most bloodiest revolution of the modern era. It was caused by civil unrest in early 1988 due to Adolfo Martino declaring absolutism rule in Archadia. Coupled with the strong presence of fascism, The Archadian populace hurled more violent protest until the declaration of Martial Law. With this, The Nationalists declared their separation.

After 75 years of fascist rule over the country, The Archadian Nationalists won the conflict and installing a new Federal government with Giovanni Messe as Chancellor and Prime Minister. Adolfo Martino, however was found guilty for crimes against humanity and was sentenced to death by firing squad. The people had his body hung upside down and desecrated it, ending the 75 years of Fascist rule over Archadia.

During the revolution, The Commonwealth of Nations and the Association of Asianna Nations offered humanitarian aid and evacuated more than 450,000 refugees.

Background

Storming of the La Venezia Torre

1990

1991

1992

1993

1994

On July 16, Prime Minister Nguyễn-Thạch Sĩ Chiến made an announcement that his nation would no longer take in refugees and send more aid to the Nationalist cause, due to the resounding problems of the Pagabayas Accords and the Quenminese economy.

1995

Aftermath