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Union of National Socialist Republics

Union der Nationalsozialistischen Republiken
Flag of the UNSR
Flag
State Emblem of the UNSR
Coat of arms
Motto: Für das Vaterland!
For the Fatherland!
Anthem: Für Deutschland
"For Teutony”
CapitalWismar
Official languagesGerman
Helvanic
Religion
State atheism
Demonym(s)Helvan
Helvanic
GovernmentAuthoritarian Struzerist one-party state
Georg Dressler
Oskar Struzer
Adolf Heitler
Wolfrich Krieger
• President
(Präsident)
Egon Krieger
• Premier
(Premierin)
Theresia Wagner
• Chairman
(Vorsitzende)
Ulfrich Schneider
LegislatureVolkskammer
Staatskammer
Volksrat
Unification as the Helvanic Empire 
13 April 1763
• Imperial Constitution declared
27 April 1763
• National Socialist coup
30 January 1924
Population
• 2020 estimate
156,676,320
• 2020 census
156,676,319
CurrencyVolksmark
Time zoneUTC+1 (UTC)
Date formatdd-mm-yyyy CE
Driving sideright
Calling code+37


The Union of National Socialist Republics (Teuton: Union der Nationalsozialistischen Republiken; or simply the UNSR) is a authoritarian Struzerist one-party state located in central Emporia. It borders to the east Fenland, Polshia, Marosakovia, and Yugoslovia. While other land neighbors include: Italeria to the south and Gallia to west. The UNSR also shares maritime borders with Aurland, Loegria and Saxland. She has a population of 156.6 million people and land area of xxxx sq mi (xxx km2).

The UNSR was established on 30 January 1926 after the Combat Groups of Revolutionary National Socialists (KGRNS) seized power in the 30 Januar Putsch. In 1935, the UNSR supported the Italerian National Salvation Front in the Italerian Civil War (1935-1938). By 1940, both nations formed the Wismar Pact along with Augustia, Fenland, Polshia, Marosakovia, and Ederasztia. On 12 August 1944, following the Altessian invasion of Gallia, the Wismar Pact declared war on the former. The 2nd Great War ended for the UNSR, after gaining territory in the west, at the request of Loegria and Aurdica.

In 1953, the UNSR received nuclear stockpiles from both the West and the East.


From 1957 until 2002, the UNSR entered into icy relations with the Loegrian-led Winstow Accords, with the former supported by the Federative Union and ComIntern. In 2003, newly elected-President Egon Krieger eased relations between ComIntern and the Winstow Accords. In 2016, the UNSR was involved in the Dardanian Wars and the Annexation of Augustia.

Etymology

History

Antiquity

Age of Confederations

First Empire

Second Empire

First Republic

Nikolausite Era

Second Republic

Third Empire

1st Great War and Aftermath

Early UNSR and 2nd Great War

Modern Era

Geography

Climate

Flora and Fauna

Politics

Constituent Republics

Legal System

The Helvanic legal system is based on the principles of Kriegerist law, which is a derivative of the civil law system featuring major modifications and additions from Struzerist ideology. Helvanic law features a greatly increased public law sector and decreased private law sector. The UNSR uses the inquisitorial system of Sevan law, where the judge, procurator, and defense attorney collaborate to establish the truth.

The judiciary is not independent of the other branches of government. The Supreme Court supervises the lower courts (People's Court) and applies the law as established by the Constitution or as interpreted by the Volksrat. The Constitutional Oversight Committee reviews the constitutionality of laws and acts. Ultimately, the UNSR legal system regards law as an arm of politics and courts as agencies of the government. The system is designed to protect the state from the individual, rather than to protect the individual from the state. Extensive extra-judiciary powers are given to Helvanic secret police agencies.

Law enforcement in the UNSR is the responsibility of the People’s Ministry for Order (Volksministerium für Ordnung; VMO), which operates six law enforcement services: the People’s Militia (Volksmiliz), People’s State Automobile Inspectorate (Volksstaatliche Automobilinspektion; VSAI), Main Prison and Camp Administration (Hauptgefängnis- und Lagerverwaltung; HGLV), People’s Echelons (Volksstaffeln), Firefighting Service, and the Customs’ Registration Service. The People’s Militia (Teuton: Volksmiliz) is one of two police-services of the VMO (the other being the VSAI), and provides traditional law enforcement duties, including criminal investigations and patrol. The Volksmiliz draws upon conscripted manpower from the Volksstaffeln for regular urban policing. Traffic policing is the responsibility of the VSAI. The Main Prison and Camp Administration is responsible for administering Helvanic forced labor camp system. The Volksstaffeln is a paramilitary gendarmerie-like force designed to be used to support and reinforce the Volksmiliz, deal with large-scale crowd control, internal armed conflicts, and safeguarding of highly-important facilities (like nuclear power plants). During wartime, the Volksstaffeln falls under National People’s Liberation Army (Nationale Volksbefreiungsarmee) military command and fulfill the missions of local defence and rear area security. The Firefighting Service is responsible for providing firefighting and emergency medical services. The Customs’ Registration Service implements the state policy on migration and also performs law enforcement functions, functions for control, supervision and provision of public services in the field of migration.

The National Commissariat for People’s Security (Nationales Kommissariat für Volkssicherheit; NKVS) acts as internal security, intelligence, and secret police, carrying out extrajudicial punishments and campaigns of state-sponsored terror. The Border Troops (Grenzwacht) are subordinated to the NKVS, and carry out border guard services.

The Union of National Socialist Republics utilizes capital punishment for treason, espionage, and aggravated murder. The UNSR operates a system of corrective forced labor camps (Staatliche Justizvollzugslager), housing a large range of convicts, from petty criminals to political prisoners. Today there are 18 such camp directorates and 12 labor colonies in the UNSR. The majority of SJVL camps are positioned in extremely remote areas of northeastern Skandravia. An estimated 1 million people are incarcerated in camps.

Foreign relations

Armed Forces