Difference between revisions of "Swiatecki-Brandstatt"
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A more recent addition to the region of Poland, the Constitutional Monarchy of Swiatecki-Brandstatt (or Świątecki-Brandstätt as it should be called, but the internet is evil and refuses to let me use accent marks) is carving out a territory for itself in the heart of not quite so central Europe. It falls within the region of Poland and likes it. Swiatecki-Brandstatt currently aspires to be the first successful socio-monarchy. | A more recent addition to the region of Poland, the Constitutional Monarchy of Swiatecki-Brandstatt (or Świątecki-Brandstätt as it should be called, but the internet is evil and refuses to let me use accent marks) is carving out a territory for itself in the heart of not quite so central Europe. It falls within the region of Poland and likes it. Swiatecki-Brandstatt currently aspires to be the first successful socio-monarchy. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:43, 28 May 2007
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| Flag of Swiatecki-Brandstatt | |
| Motto: Co nam obca przemoc wzięła szablą odbierzemy. | |
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| Region | Poland |
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| Capital | Sanoch |
| Official Language(s) | Polish |
| Leader | H.M. King Tomasz I |
| Population | 14 million and counting |
| Currency | Złoty |
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A more recent addition to the region of Poland, the Constitutional Monarchy of Swiatecki-Brandstatt (or Świątecki-Brandstätt as it should be called, but the internet is evil and refuses to let me use accent marks) is carving out a territory for itself in the heart of not quite so central Europe. It falls within the region of Poland and likes it. Swiatecki-Brandstatt currently aspires to be the first successful socio-monarchy.
