Symbols of the World Sovereign Democratic Workers' Republic

The National symbols of the World Sovereign Democratic Workers' Republic are used by the Government to represent the state and ideology, like in any other totalitarian dictatorship. They have constitutionally been adopted by the World Soviet/Council after the proclamation of the Workers' Republic, but some of them date even before the Workers' Unity Party, or Anton Ruslanov, or Fascism and Communism.

These symbols include:

# National Flag

The national flag of the Workers' Republic, proclaimed through the constitution, features a red Eagle (fascist symbol in a communist color) holding a Hammer and Sickle (communist symbol), with a shield (fascist symbol) and with a red five-point star above its head (communist symbol), on a black (fascist color) with red stripes (communist color). Quote from the Constitution: "The National State flag of the World Sovereign Democratic Workers' Republic is black with red stripes, and in the middle the Working Eagle holds the Proletarian and Peasant tools of a Hammer, respectively a Sickle, under the Unity of the Workers' Party, symbolised by a Red Five-Point Star." It symbolises the ideology FasKomm.

# National Coat of Arms/Emblem

The WSDWR doesn't have a coat of Arms, but rather a Socialist Emblem, even though it is not a constitutionally socialist state. It is similar to the Soviet coat of arms, albeit instead of the Earth with the Hammer and Sickle it is the Working Eagle. On the red banner there is no motto written, and the rising sun has been cropped. The Emblem is also a representation of FasKomm.

# Workers' Unity Party

The symbols of the Workers' Unity Party were adopted from the former Monster High Commission and from the English Socialist Party, created by Edward Leopold during the late 1980's. The flag consists of a symbolic handshake between Fascism and Communism, with the MHC "Mark of Evil" above and the inscription FasKomm under it.. Down, the word "Workers' Unity Party" appears in Russian and English.

# Working-Liberation Army

The flag of the Working-Liberation Army consists of a plain red flag with a circled Mockingbird holding an arrow in its beak, reminding of the Flag of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics/ Union of Sovereign States. This flag symbolizes the same thing as the Soviet flags- the struggle of the oppressed people that arose in a Revolution (in this case, the Great Rebellion). The Mockingbird as it is drawn is similar (in its aspect) with the Mark of Evil. The flag was flown over the Vault, tge Central Base of the Revolutionary Provisional Government from the end of the Great Rebellion until the proclamation of the Workers' Republic.

# National Anthem

1. Storm Sequence, or better known as the State Anthem

The State Anthem of the World Sovereign Democratic Workers' Republic is called the "Storm Sequence", and was written by "William Johns", the ghost of the famous composer Ludwig Van Beethoven, to represent the unity between the different language speakers of the World, so it doesn't have any lyrics. Anyway, it would be too long for a national anthem, since the instrumental lasts for about 5 minutes. It was written in F Minor, and it is heard as very dark, sad and even dystopian. The Party didn't even modify it, probably because Ruslanov had chosen it to be like that. It is also reminiscent to a funeral march. The Storm Sequence is played frequently, at public announcements made by the Consul, at important days (during which there are huge parades, and the people (regarding their positions), are obliged to execute the "Labour Salute", during certain parts of the song. This is the way the population (starting with three year old children) "learn" the anthem. The Consul himself described the anthem as "very representative to the regime". He said that "the beginning is about the Glory of the Workers' Republic, then the second part pays a tribute to the Great Rebellion, during which the Working-Liberation Army seized power in Eastern Europe, while the third part is about the Workers' Unity Party struggle to reach Greater Good by implementing FasKomm and finally, the fourth part refers to the Great War for Planet Earth, and how the Working-Liberation Army defeats the Invaders, with the conclusion meaning that the Blue Planet will remain peaceful forever under the banners of the Workers' Republic after the war ends". However, this can be viewed as doublethink. While the Consul's description is meant to be motivational and full of hope, the tonality of the tune is depressing, obscure and very dark. It was written intentionally in a minor scale, so it would sound sad. Furthermore, it also shows hints about the true nature of the Totalitarian Government

2. Horn of Plenty

During the Provisional Government era, the Storm Sequence was not the National Anthem, instead another song, which sounded more motivational, was being used. "Horn of Plenty", as it was known, served as the Anthem of the Revolutionary Provisional Government and of the Great Rebellion itself, and it did have lyrics, which put emphasis on the <official> purpose of the RPG: to give all people on Earth a safe, peaceful and beautiful life.

The lyrics:

Oh Horn of Plenty

One Horn of Plenty for us all!

And when you raise the cry

The Brave shall heed the call

And we shall never falther

One Horn of Plenty for us all!

Oh Horn of Plenty

One Horn of Plenty for us all!

Our flag shall raise above

For us a woolen glove

The Workers' greatest shove!

Oh Horn of Plenty!

Oh Horn of Plenty for us all!

And when you raise the cry

The Brave shall heed the call

The Horn of Plenty's for us all!

Oh Armed Force Whole

Your glorious symbol shines

A tribute to

The Darkest Days behind

May our Nation never fall!

This song remained in use as the W-LA anthem after the proclamation of the Workers' Republic. The Workers' Unity Party had been using it even before the Great Rebellion, alongside with the WUP anthem, "Loyal to the Party- Tis for Thee!" This song was replaced at the order of the Consul with "The Storm Sequence", which was first performed after he formally proclaimed the WSDWR, during a ConsulCast which showed him climbed to the Vault, the flying fortress which served as the main operations base of the Workers' Unity Party, prior to the building of the Citadel and the Ministries.