Krakhovite Movement

The Krakhovite Movement, also referred to as Krakhovism, is a political and intellectual movement inspired by the writings of USSE politician Krakhov. The movement as a whole was created as a push-back against the imperialism of the First Uraki Imperium. It reached its height and popularity following the January Upheaval. It calls for militant anti-imperialism and often condemns the existence of an Uraki state and similar states that align themselves towards hyper-expansionism.
== History ==
The Krakhovite Movement has historically existed, although as a minority, throughout Eldham history since the founding of the Imperium of Uraka. It has grown most prominent in the recent months, with the expansion of the Imperium throughout Eldham and the Northeast. Krakhovites historically never followed a strict ideology, for example, one Krakhovite could be a nationalist or monarchist while another one could be a communist or democratic socialist.
It was not until , that the group was coined its name thanks to a manifesto authored by a USSE Diplomat and PSB Director, Krakhov, that was shared with the Great Coalition. 
== Beliefs ==
=== Destruction of Uraka ===
The complete destruction of the Imperium of Uraka, the removal of it from history, and foreign occupation of the lands that rule the lands it occupied today. As explained by the manifesto written by Kharkov:
"Krakhovism is the ultimate response to imperialism: a firm and strong message to those that try to establish a Reign of Terror, an idea of pure Revanchism-Militarism-Ultranationalism against Uraka. The ideology seeks the absolute and complete annihilation of Uraka and its inhabitants by a policy of тотальная война (Total War)"
They strictly believe that any nation vassalized by Uraka should be liberated/occupied as well, as to remove Uraki influence. They are usually more protectionist, conservative, and patriotic of their nation then their counterparts. 
This, however, is a generalization and two Krakhovites usually don't share the same opinion. They split into the Moderate and Radical camps of Krakhovites. Even with differing opinions, they can all unite through a shared hatred of the Imperium of Uraka, either due to something the Imperium did to them or something else.
=== Ideas of thought ===
As mentioned above, the camps split on their goals with Uraka. Moderate Krakhovites just want Uraka cut down or weakened, not necessarily destroyed or purged. Radical Krakhovites want the complete destruction of Uraka's history, the destruction of their nation, and a purge of all those who actively participated in their government. These two ideas differ wildly, and it's safe to say this just offers a spectrum of the two, allowing you to place others on said spectrum and to gauge how accurate it is. Do they want to destroy Uraka, but not get rid of its history? Or do they want to purge the government, but not necessarily occupy the nation?
=== Militant anti-imperialism ===
Krakhovites generally follow a belief in "militant anti-imperialism". One must not only be against imperialism, but be actively prepared to fight against it. While some Krakhovites are outwardly interventionist and endorse attacking states that show imperialist tendencies, not all follow these ideas and instead stick to a belief in acting defensively or in the defense of allies.
=== Liberty ===
While not all Krakhovites necessarily keep up the prospect of liberty at all costs or see it as one of the movement's inherent values, most Krakhovites believe that people have a right to liberty and self-determination. This is in trend with Uraka's violations of this.
=== Coalitional activism ===
Krakhovites typically act in a system of coalition activism, whether in local political parties or are in large international factions to achieve their desires. The first of such factions was seen in the form of the Great Coalition against Uraka. Some (mainly in already vassalized countries) argue for Revolution or a Coup - as shown by the Drak Yamar January Revolution.
== Spread ==
Krakhovites are usually confined to the North East, but can be found in other regions that have had a long history with the nation of Uraka. The USSE, for example, usually is a hotbed of Krakhovites. The Confederation of Anarchist Communes, due to their opposition of Monarchism and their strong distaste of supposed Imperialism, could also be called Krakhovite. Some Confederation of Garxijos States as well, primarily Helsia, Stultum, and Ainois. Rodinnbrok is another example. Where a country has a strong distaste of the Imperium of Uraka, there is probably a Krakhovite movement or a few people.
The Krakhovite movement has historically been very small, existing in a few nations during times of crisis (like the old Barbossan Empire while under threat of Uraki invasion). However, it exploded in recent memory due to Uraka's claim of the entire North East Region and Eldham-wide opposition to it. Thanks to this, Anti-Uraki propaganda and policies have increased in all effected nations
==== Confederation of Garxijos ====
In a recent census held by CoG ministers, around 12 said they felt strong Krakhovite sympathy. 25 more said that they leaned Krakhovite, while only 4 said they disapproved of the movement and 1 stayed neutral. These numbers reflect what was going on at the time, with strong anti-Uraki sentiment among the population due to threats of invasion of Rodinnbrok. Many Krakhovites have taken it to the extreme, declaring they would not accept surrender to Uraka at any point and threatening to blow their claims up. This is a common theme shared by many Krakhovites.
Despite it being technically illegal as per a ban on political parties, there are believed to be several underground Krakhovite political societies currently operating in the Confederation of Garxijos.
The most recent of activities by the Krakhovites in CoG, since CoG's vassalization by Uraka, has mainly been protests and riots. However, the February 12th Revolution, or the Revolution of Roses, is probably the most notable last Revolution held by Krakhovites.
==== Confederation of Anarchist Communes ====
CoAC has always had a strong dislike of all Monarchist nations due to the fear of Imperialism. So when Uraka declared they were going to unite the North East, CoAC immediately jumped to combat mode, preparing their army for war. Even when Uraka soon conceded to only Rodinnbrok, CoAC proclaimed they would not allow any of their Allies to fall. Almost its entire population of 52 People are Krakhovites, and talks of endless resistance should Uraka win are common and supported. When parts of Yunria became a vassal of Uraka, talks for war with Yunria on the same day was proposed but shot down.
==== Rodinnbrok ====
Being under the scrutiny of Uraka and their main target, Rodinnbrok obviously has strong anti-Uraki ideas having developed recently. Rodinnbrok citizenry are now heavily involved in the Krakhovite movement, many avidly speaking against not only the war but the nation of Uraka itself. Rodinnbrok's anger over the Urakan aggression has pushed them as far as to implement scorched earth policies, to prevent an ounce of Rodinnian culture from falling into their hands.
==== Yunria ====
Unsurprisingly, when Yunria decided to become a vassal under the Uraki Imperium, there was some pushback. Most noticeably from the towns and governors and some of the Government, with a few seceding to join Uraka on their own. This was due to Yunria already facing the threat of Aureus, formerly Auralich, only a few days before Uraka announced it's plans to take over the North-East. While being a small island nation, Aureus and island nation, Aureus held a group of people extremely capable for combat (as evident in the Massacre of Auralich) and had powerful foreign nation backing. This lead to some of the government choosing to become a vassal of Uraka. Currently, the remaining portion of the country led by High King Ashey we could say that most of those who remained to decide independent were either Neutral or Moderate Krakhovites. However, a very few actually call themselves Krakhovites or want the destruction of Uraka.
In , the Conservative-Krakhovite Party of Yunria was formed by avid anti-Uraki Onakhm.
==== Drak-Yamar ====
What is surprising, however, is that there is a Krakhovite Movement in Drak-Yamar. Once considered to be insanely loyal, their declaration of independence on the 12th of January caught everyone off guard. What shall be now known in this document as the "January Revolution" was inspired by some Krakhovite political leaders due to Uraka's declaration to seize the entire North East. The region was relatively stable until this point, in which there was general uproar. Krakhovite's in Drak-Yamar were also inspired by Krakhovites in CoG, their neighbor, which spread the information and manifesto into their lands.
==== USSE ====
USSE was the birthplace of Krakhovism, a land made and built by revolutionary ideas, ones that despises capitalism, imperialism, despotism and policies that do not benefit the working class by default. The war against Uraka was the fire the lit the gas can: a combined ideology of anti-imperalism and willingness of war. The USSE's ideology and the war helped the birth of Krakhovism in its purest form.
While not a self-titled Krakhovite, the writings and influence of Xeroism and Xeroise's writings on Uraka such as her text "Commentary on the Neoites" have influenced the opinions of Krakhovites greatly across Eldham.
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