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|leader_name1 = Karl Steinenkatz
|leader_name1 = Karl Steinenkatz
|legislature =Volkshaus         
|legislature =Volkshaus         
|established_event1 = Establishment of the current Volkspartei
|established_event1 = Establishment of the current [[Volkspartei]]
|established_date1 =  February 16th, 1600
|established_date1 =  February 16th, 1600
|area_rank =42nd  
|area_rank =42nd  
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The old Calderan national anthem, Neu Haus in Ceuldeland, was written by a Gothic Calderan, and has a message of how great Caldera is to live in, and the new Calderan national anthem, Haus in Neu Berlin, is about failing to listen to your leaders and the problems that it could cause.   
The old Calderan national anthem, Neu Haus in Ceuldeland, was written by a Gothic Calderan, and has a message of how great Caldera is to live in, and the new Calderan national anthem, Haus in Neu Berlin, is about failing to listen to your leaders and the problems that it could cause.   


The most popular movie in Austro-Caldera is [[Meine Kraft (2003)]].  
Even Gothic movies in Austro-Caldera have these thematic messages, with [[Meine Kraft (2003)|''Meine Kraft (2003)'']] telling the tale of how a Calderan would be able to overcome hardships and build up his nation.
===Sports===
===Sports===
Austro-Caldera's most popular sport is kravget, a sport invented by the Volin people in the 10th century. In kravget, there are two teams. The two teams take turns throwing 4 small dics (traditionally slices of wood from a palm tree) at opponents on the other team. If one team manages to hit an opponent without the opponent capturing the disc, then the throwing team scores a point. If the throwing team throws a disc at an opponent and the opponent catches it, then the catching team scores a point. This continues until one team has scored 23 points.  
Austro-Caldera's most popular sport is kravget, a sport invented by the Volin people in the 10th century. In kravget, there are two teams. The two teams take turns throwing 4 small dics (traditionally slices of wood from a palm tree) at opponents on the other team. If one team manages to hit an opponent without the opponent capturing the disc, then the throwing team scores a point. If the throwing team throws a disc at an opponent and the opponent catches it, then the catching team scores a point. This continues until one team has scored 23 points.