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|conflict = Operation Kipling | |||
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|caption = First row: troops in a "bush brief" in Pursat [[1971]], Troopers on patrol in Kandara [[1967]] <br>Second row: a Oshimyan politicians car burns after it was ambushed in [[1969]], Corummese jet preparing to bomb Tanhai [[1971]]<br>Third row: Burgoignesc legionnaire parachutists board a plane to be dropped into Kandara [[1975]], Burgoignesc Legion armored cars refueling in Pursat [[1976]]. | |||
|date = [[1962]]-[[1976]] | |||
|place = [[Alshar]] | |||
|result = mixed bag, mostly the end of any [[Burgundie|Burgoignesc]] dillusions of grandeur in [[Alshar]] and further illusatration of [[Corumm]]ese hegemony on the continent. | |||
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Operation Kipling was a series of wars fought by a coalition of nations led by Burgundie against the South Alshar ComIntern and various communist militias in Alshar from 1966-1983. It cemented Burgundies roles as a major player in global politics and reinvested Burgundie in the destiny of Alshar. It also, through war industry, launched some Alshari nations, like Tanhai, firmly into the 20th century where it has been able to keep pace with many occidental nations. | Operation Kipling was a series of wars fought by a coalition of nations led by Burgundie against the South Alshar ComIntern and various communist militias in Alshar from 1966-1983. It cemented Burgundies roles as a major player in global politics and reinvested Burgundie in the destiny of Alshar. It also, through war industry, launched some Alshari nations, like Tanhai, firmly into the 20th century where it has been able to keep pace with many occidental nations. | ||
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Kurul Union | Kurul Union | ||
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= Background = | = Background = | ||
Communism in Alshar goes back as far as in 1906 when philosopher Kass Gazisishir started to prepare a communist coup by rallying people and arranging secret meetings. These were known as the "Kuruls" which later also named the country. Support of communism within the starving and underdeveloped Kloi Empire grew strong with promises to a brighter future. in 1909 the Kloi civil war broke out which was fought inbetween the Empire and a variety of communist militias, including Kandarans. In 1915 the civil war was victorious for the communists which led to establishing the Kurul Union. These were the first instances of Alshari communism. In 1910 Lui Po created the Proletariat Army in the Ching Ky Alshar Republic. By the late 1940s the Proletariat Army had taken control of the whole nation and expanded its borders to create the Xingkaipese Union. Very little international attention was paid to these events as the Great War was raging at a fever pitch. The Communist Party of the Xingkaipese Union co-founded, with many other communists and socialist thinkers across Alshar the Alshar ComIntern (SPCI). Through the SPCI, communist insurgencies were formed across Alshar. Following the conclusion of the Great War, most occidental powers, including Burgundie were war-weary and rendered unable to conduct long and far off wars, so the period between 1953 and 1966 continued to see a Punth left to its own devices. | Communism in [[Alshar]] goes back as far as in 1906 when philosopher Kass Gazisishir started to prepare a communist coup by rallying people and arranging secret meetings. These were known as the "Kuruls" which later also named the country. Support of communism within the starving and underdeveloped Kloi Empire grew strong with promises to a brighter future. in 1909 the Kloi civil war broke out which was fought inbetween the Empire and a variety of communist militias, including Kandarans. In 1915 the civil war was victorious for the communists which led to establishing the Kurul Union. These were the first instances of Alshari communism. In 1910 Lui Po created the Proletariat Army in the Ching Ky Alshar Republic. By the late 1940s the Proletariat Army had taken control of the whole nation and expanded its borders to create the Xingkaipese Union. Very little international attention was paid to these events as the Great War was raging at a fever pitch. The Communist Party of the Xingkaipese Union co-founded, with many other communists and socialist thinkers across Alshar the Alshar ComIntern (SPCI). Through the SPCI, communist insurgencies were formed across Alshar. Following the conclusion of the Great War, most occidental powers, including Burgundie were war-weary and rendered unable to conduct long and far off wars, so the period between 1953 and 1966 continued to see a Punth left to its own devices. | ||
Starts with a pro-communist coup in Kandara in 1962 led to | Starts with a pro-communist coup in Kandara in [[1962]] led to [[Burgundie|Burgoignesc]] military intervention. (1950s American intervention in Cuba-a-like) Bergendii (white) farmers rise in Rhodainia, [[Kandara]]. Petitions [[Burgundie]] to become a directly controlled county, denied many times but used as an invitation to get reinvolved in [[Alshar]]i affairs. A group of Republican Burgo-Kandarans are landed in [[Bulkh]] to infiltrate [[Kandara]] and restore the democratic institutions. It is a total disaster, communist insurgents what is now the Bulkh People's Republic kill all of the Burgo-Kandarans and present them to the Alshar ComIntern. The guerrillas in [[Bulkh]] and the communist government in Kandara are heavily supplied and funded by the SPCI. In 1965, the communist guerrillas establish enough control over northeastern Bulkh, that they are able to declare a new state, the Bulkh People's Republic. | ||
In 1964, the election of a communist government in Khyarvi demonstrates the ability of the Alshar ComIntern to take over not only by military force but also through democratic/diplomatic means. | In 1964, the election of a communist government in Khyarvi demonstrates the ability of the Alshar ComIntern to take over not only by military force but also through democratic/diplomatic means. | ||