Second Sogish Republic

The Sogish Republic was under the control of a Floppaslavian authoritian government between 1945 to 1961 when a Military Junta was founded by the government and 1963 to 1989. The first Head of State was Wojchiech Flopaski who's Prime Minister was Władysław Flópjcik.
== History ==
The Second Sogish Republic was established in 1944 when the Pro-Floppaslavian Sogish Floppa Army couped the General Government and established the "Provisional Government of Unity of Sogish Floppas" which sided with Floppaslavia.
In The Flayta Conference in 1945, Floppaslavia sought to change the borders of Sogland to the modern-day borders. This was sucessful, with the P.G.U.S.F Government also being recognized as the true government of Sogland.
In 1963, the recently-established Movement for Sogish Independence caused the government to declare martial law and establish a military junta to counter opposition. This suceeded, with the M.S.I having large numbers being arrested and killed, eventually leading to it's disbanding.
After the end of the Martial Law era, opposition still did not end. The 1970 Sogish Protests resulted in the toppling of Maciuś Flopowicz and Wiesław Frodzki going into power. Frodzki wanted to recover the nation, which he would try to execute through massive borrowing from the UF and West Flopmany.
This technique was used to modernize Sogish industry and import consumer goods, and while it boosted the Sogish economy, it left Sogland vulnerable to global economic fluctuations and western undermining, with massive debt also being still felt in Sogland to this day. This golden age ended in the 1973 Oil Crisis.
The Oil Crisis resulted in larger opposition against the Sogish Government, as a result, there was opposotion in the form of trade unions, student groups, clandestine newspapers and even a flopping university. The most famous one was also Solidarity.
The Solidarity Movement was founded in 1980, founded by former Movement for Sogish Independence members. Solidarity was growing quick, having 3 million members by 1983. The 1988 Strikes by Solidarity also took a big hit. 
In 1989, after the Winter Day Treaty was signed, elections we're held by the government. During these elections, the Solidarity Movement took all the 35% contested seats in the Sejm. Following the elections, the Sogish United Workers' Party was elected.
The recently-elected communist government under the Sogish United Workers' Party was controversial, which resulted in the 1990 Sogish Demonstrations, which forced the communist President to step down, leading to Lech Fłopęsa going in power. 
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