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The '''History of [[Urcea]] from 1902 to 1955''' consists of the time period between the restoration of [[House de Weluta]] in 1902 and the formation of the [[League of Nations]] in 1955 specifically but more generally the end of the [[Great War]] and beginning of the [[Occidental Cold War]]. This period was characterized by Urcea's participation in Levantine affairs for the first time since the end of the [[Second Caroline War]], culminating in its participation in the [[Great War]] from 1927 to 1953. During this period, Urcea became a globally recognized {{wp|superpower}}. The first several decades of this period saw Urcea in a period of reconstruction following the [[Red Interregnum]], while the remainder of it was consumed with the nation's involvement in the Great War. | The '''History of [[Urcea]] from 1902 to 1955''', sometimes called the '''Restoration Period''' consists of the time period between the restoration of [[House de Weluta]] in 1902 and the formation of the [[League of Nations]] in 1955 specifically but more generally the end of the [[Great War]] and beginning of the [[Occidental Cold War]]. This period was characterized by Urcea's participation in Levantine affairs for the first time since the end of the [[Second Caroline War]], culminating in its participation in the [[Great War]] from 1927 to 1953. During this period, Urcea became a globally recognized {{wp|superpower}}. The first several decades of this period saw Urcea in a period of reconstruction following the [[Red Interregnum]], while the remainder of it was consumed with the nation's involvement in the Great War. | ||
==Restoration== | ==Restoration== | ||