Kromząnskie and Tarnochowice People's Republic

== About ==
The Kromząnskie and Tarnochowice People's Republic (Zedrutian Polish: Kromząnskie i Tarnochowice Republika Ludowa), or otherwise known as its official name, the Zedrutian People's Republic (Zedrutian Polish: Zedruckie Republika Ludowa), was an unrecognized Zedrutian one-party socialist state from its formation in 1976 to its collapse in 1986. It was formed after the Zedrutian National Liberation Army, together with the Zedrutian People's Resistance, captured the city of Tarnochowice and eventually Kromząnskie in an offensive, after the Zedrutian Armed Forces withdrew from the island as a result of nationwide pressure. Aleksandar Jeremiasz, the leader of the Zedrutian Communist Party and its paramilitary ring, the ZNLA, declared themselves as an independent, sovereign state in Kromząnskie's city hall, after declaring victory against the Zedrutian Armed Forces. The country declared themselves as the legitimate Zedrutian government, with countries of the Eastern Bloc reoognizing Jeremiasz's government as the only Zedrutian government. The People's Republic of Crimsonia was the only country in the Eastern Bloc to provide arms and support to the country's military, the Zedrutian National Liberation Army from the early 1980s to 1986.
The Zedrutian People's Republic was described by a majority of the people who have experienced it as a terrifying regime. Aleksandar Jeremiasz blamed the country's problems on those who he viewed as traitors; business owners, those who owned factories and owned large plots of land, political dissidents, priests, and opponents. He then utilized the Zedrutian National Liberation Army to massacre hundreds of thousands of people to their deaths, sending them to camps where they underwent forced labor and starvation, sending them to firing squads where their bodies were dumped in mass graves, and in worse cases, would have them tortured to death. The genocide in Kromząnskie and Tarnochowice was one of the largest genocides in Zedrutian history. Under these harsh conditions, resistance movements sprung up throughout Kromząnskie and Tarnochowice, the most notable ones being the United Zedrutian People's Resistance, which was led by Jakub Ernest, Włodzimierz Roland and Gabriel Remigiusz. The UZPR was soon forced into hiding after their stronghold northeast of Tarnochowice had been captured by units of the Zedrutian People's Resistance. Jeremiasz's regime soon continued to terrorize the population, forcing thousands to flee from his regime.
Jeremiasz's government and the Zedrutian People's Republic soon collapsed, after the Zedrutian Armed Forces launched an offensive, capturing Kromząnskie and forcing both the ZNLA and ZPR out of the city, with Jeremiasz being captured in the process. The government, or what was left of it, soon fled to the town of Siedliesko, attempting to establish the administration, before the town was liberated by the Zedrutian Armed Forces, then forcing the government to Tarnochowice. By then, it was already too late, Jeremiasz Przemo, with the Zedrutian People's Resistance, took over the Zedrutian People's Republic, ousting the Jeremiasz government from power. The coup d'etat by the Zedrutian People's Resistance led to the final nail in the coffin; more and more groups began to splinter from the Zedrutian People's Resistance and the Zedrutian National Liberation Army, such as the Resistance Committee for the Liberation of Tarnochowice, and the Zedrutian Socialist Fighters of Freedom. These splinter groups ended up forming a united front, once again led by the Zedrutian People's Resistance, but by then they had fragmented after the Zedrutian Armed Forces entered Tarnochowice, putting an end to the Zedrutian People's Republic.