Bolshevik Union

Flag of Bolshevik Union
Motto: "Workers of the world, unite!
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Region	European Continent
Capital	Luxemburg
Official Language(s)	Russian
Leader	Ilyich Moskvin
Population	1.108 Billion
Currency	Bolshevisk Ruble
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The Bolshevik Union (Russian: Большевистский Союз) is a newly formed nation under the guide of the Bolshevik Socialist Party of Russia. Led by its first president Ilyich Moskvin, the Bolshevik Union currently occupies the land of the former European Russia. After the Winter Revolution, the BSPR had taken control of European Russia, and claimed the land it’s own. The Bolshevik Union was instated and independence declared. Their independence was soon recognized on July 23rd, 2006.

Winter Revolution

With European Russia cut off with Asian Russia, contact, transportation, and trade between the two lands was difficult and increasingly annoying. The Russian government had started to push harder on taxes and bills from its citizens and civil liberties and political freedoms were shrinking each and every day. Soon enough, the government had gone corrupt, political elections were banished, and a police state was soon established. New president established by Russian congress, Boris Riazanov, had become the most hated man in Russia, and the Communist Party of the Russian Federation (KPRF) was growing in popularity. A year since Riazanov had been in office, a branch off the KPRF had been formed, rejuvenating the lost Bolshevik Party. The Bolshevik Socialist Party of Russia (BSPR) had been established. Led by Ilyich Moskvin, the BSPR had been limited to a certain amount of power in the Federal Council. With political freedom at a short-end, Ilyich Moskvin and his allies began to produce propaganda. The new Police State government of Russia had soon banished propaganda and freedom of speech. With the nation in uproar, the Federal Council was in shambles after a violent riot from thousands of protesters. The propaganda was now being produced secretly and in masses. Soon, most of the nation had a copy of some sort of flyer, pamphlet, or book produced by the BSPR. The nation was in a political civil war, with the socialists winning. Boris Riazanov had no choice but to call for the assassination of Ilyich Moskvin.

Assassination Attempt

On November 22nd, Ilyich Moskvin was meeting with his allies and advisors of the BSPR. While leaving the meeting, masses were outside, ready to greet the socialist leaders. Ilyich had proceeded to leave the building in his limo, and even surrounded by mass security and bodyguards, a shot rang out. It was on target, but not in the right area of the body. The sniper had been ordered to eliminate the head of Ilyich, but due to a quick, un-expected movement from Moskvin, a move that saved his life, Ilyich was only shot in the bicep of his right arm. The crowd was hysterical after the bullet was heard, and Ilyich was rushed to a hospital. With the help of the mass crowd, guards of the building were able to locate the assassin and eliminate him.

The People Take Notice

After the assassination attempt on Ilyich Moskvin, the unstable Russian government and Boris Riazanov were being bombarded with accusations from Russian citizens. Even though the government was denying all connections between them and the assassination attempt, the socialists had found enough evidence on the assassin, including papers relating him and the government, and papers in the assassin’s house, at least, those that were accidentally left after the government had done a horrible job of cleaning up the assassins house. The population was convinced, and support was full for BSPR. The BSPR had now called for an organized revolution, by taking out the police and soon enough, the government officials. The masses, with any weapons they could get a hold of, began to riot the streets and attack the police. After 6 months, streets in European Russia were under control of the BSPR, and on July 3rd, BSPR warriors assassinated Boris Riazanov. With the government in shambles, the BSPR seized the opportunity, and took total control of European Russia. Asian Russia was too big to conquer in the minds of the BSPR, for now…

Government

The current Bolshevik Union's government has declared itself as a modern Luxemburgist Government. For more information on Luxemburgism, please click Here. The Bolshevik Union governemtn consists of four branches. The Executive Branch (President, Secretary of Defense, ect.), the Legislative Branch (Congress, The Fathers, ect.), the Red Branch (Military, War, ect.), and the Branch of Life (Configuring how much land citizens have and food, ect.)

President

Presidents may rule for life, and at any time during their presidency, may resign. Presidents are chosen either by the predeceasing president, or the predeceasing president may choose to have an election. The predeceasing president may choose the next president while still in office. Once that president dies, the chosen future president takes charge. If a president dies in office, if he has not already chosen the next president, there is a nation-wide election. If the election results in a tie, then the votes shall be hand counted once again. If there is still an exact tie, there will be another election between the candidates that have tied. The current President is Ilyich Moskvin.

The Fathers

The Fathers currently are the 5 out of the 6 founding fathers of the Bolshevik Union. The Fathers name plans to say once all of the current 5 fathers pass on. The Fathers act as a Supreme Court type group, and handle tough court decisions for the benefit of the country and what the country was founded for and on. The current fathers are Josef Brezhnev, Georgy Lodygin, Boris Molotov, Sergey Preminin, and Vladlen Glebovich.

Congressional Office of the Union

The Bolshevik Union’s Congress is all members of the single party allowed in the Bolshevik Union, the Bolshevik Socialist Party of Russia. Congress consists of 50 BSPR members that debate over laws that will help or hurt the country.