Fernian Civil War

The Fernian Civil War was a major geopolitical conflict in the Fernia region of Phelanesia. The war lasted from April 13th, 1953, to August 24th, 1959. The conflict was fought between the Fernian nations and various communist political parties, organisations, and militias known as the Red Front.
The war originally sparked in 1953, when supporters of the Eastfernian Communist Party, outraged at the actions of then-president Noel Belshaw, rioted. These riots were suppressed by militaries associated with the AFN, causing further controversy and tearing people further apart. The war lasted six years, and was the bloodiest conflict in Phelanesian history. It also caused increased economic problems that lasted until the late 1960s (1968) to the early 1970s (1972/1973)
Category:Fernian Civil War
Category:Fernia
Category:Conflicts
Category:Association of Fernian Nations
Category:Red Front (Fernia)
Category:Phelanesia
Category:1953
Category:1959