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Altai Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic

Location of the Altai ASSR

The **Altai Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic** (Altai: Алтай өзерк совет сосялист джумгуриети, Алтай ӨССД *Altay özerk sovyet sosyalist cumhuriyeti*, *Altay ÖSSD*; Russian: Алтайская автономная советская социалистическая республика, Алтайская АССР *Altayskaya avtonomnaya sovetskaya sotsialisticheskaya respublika*, *Altayskaya ASSR*), informally known as the **Altai Republic** (Алтай Республика *Altay Respublika*; Республика Алтай *Respublika Altay*), is an autonomous republic of the Soviet Union, located in the Siberian region of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic, the Soviet Union largest and most populous national republic. The capital and largest city of the Altai ASSR is Gorno-Altaysk.

The Altai Republic is governed as a socialist republic by the Communist Party of the Altai Republic, which is a branch of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation and All-Union Communist Party in Moscow, Russian SFSR. Its titular nationality are the Altai people, a Turkic ethnic group which is native to the republic; however, the Altai represent only 35% of the population, with most of the remaining majority represented by Russians, as well as Kazakhs, Uzbeks and Germans. The official languages of the Altai ASSR are Altai and Russian.

The republic is situated in the Altai Mountains in the very centre of Asia at the junction of the Siberian taiga, the steppes of Kazakhstan and the semi-deserts of Mongolia. Forests cover 25% of the republic's territory. Various bodies of water are among the most important natural resources of the Republic. Mineral and hot springs are popular destinations for tourists and locals, sought for their therapeutic effects. Additionally, Altai glaciers contain a great amount of fresh water.

The Altai ASSR was originally founded in 1922 shortly after the end of the Russian Civil War as an autonomous oblast of the Russian SFSR. Following its upgrade in status to an autonomous soviet socialist republic and the postwar reconstruction efforts of the 1990s, the Altai Republic grew significantly in population as well as industrialisation, and is today one of the most popular destinations for tourism in the Soviet Union. While contemporary local industry includes foodstuffs, non-ferrous metallurgy, chemicals, gold mining, footwear, dairying, and timber, the republic remains an important agricultural region as well.
Communist Party of Poland

The **Communist Party of Poland** (**CPP**; Polish: *Komunistyczna Partia Polski*, *KPP*) is the Polish national branch of the All-Union Communist Party (AUCP) and the founding and ruling political party of the Polish Socialist Republic, one of 26 constituent republics of the Eurasian Union. It was founded in 1948 as the Polish United Workers' Party, which governed Poland as the Polish People's Republic from 1948 until its admission to the Eurasian Union as the Polish Socialist Republic in 1990, after which the party became a branch of the AUCP, the founding party of the Eurasian Union, and changed its name to the Communist Party of Poland.
Communist Party of Bulgaria

The **Communist Party of Bulgaria** (Bulgarian: Комунистическа Партия на България, КПБ *Komunističeska Partiya na Bǎlgariya*, *KPB*) is the founding and ruling political party of the Bulgarian Democratic Republic, one of 26 union republics of the Eurasian Union. It is the Bulgarian national branch of the All-Union Communist Party (AUCP). The current First Secretary of the KPB is Korneliya Ninova.
Bir Hassaneh

**Bir Hassaneh** (Arabic: بئر الحسنة; lit. "blessed well") is a Sunni city located in an oasis formed by the bend of the Pleides River, 15 kilometres southeast of Caeffa, Palestine. It is the county seat of Hassaneh County. The city centre is built around a park which has some of the most abundant freshwater springs in the whole Sinai Peninsula. Bir Hassaneh is home to approximately 44,000 people.
Communist Party of Estonia

The **Communist Party of Estonia** (**CPE**) is the founding and ruling political party of the Estonian Socialist Republic. Kermo Aasmae has served as First Secretary of the CPE since 2006, and has served as First Secretary of the Communist Party of the Baltic Federation, the parent party, since 2016.
Ahmed Shujai

**Ahmed Shujai** (Arabic: احمد الشجاعي; b. 17 Nov 1979 in East Jerusalem) is a Palestinian politician who has served since September 2010 as General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Palestine, the second-largest political party in the Republic of Palestine. From 1999 to 2008, he served as a political officer in the Palestinian Gendarmerie. He is a son of Palestinian National Salvation Front (PNSF) Brigadier General Youssef Shujai, one of the most decorated soldiers of the Sinai War.
NCT DoJaeJung Launch Day

**NCT DoJaeJung Launch Day** é um show de lançamento especial realizado por NCT DoJaeJung. Foi realizado em 16 de abril de 2023 às 19h KST offline no Seoul Wave Art Center e online via Beyond LIVE.

## História

Em 7 de abril, o NCT DoJaeJung anunciou seu show de lançamento especial com conceito privado, 1 dia antes de sua estreia oficial.

## Canções

1. "Strawberry Sunday"
2. "Kiss"
3. "Dive"
4. "Perfume"
TWICE

Foto promocional para #TWICE

**TWICE** (트와이스) é um grupo feminino de nove meninas criado pela JYP Entertainment. Elas formaram formadas pelo reality show *SIXTEEN,* e debutaram oficialmente em 20 de Outubro de 2015 com o mini-álbum *The Story Begins*.

## Integrantes

 Jeongyeon (정연)
 Momo (모모)
 Sana (사나)
 Jihyo (지효)
 Mina (미나)
 Dahyun (다현)
 Chaeyoung (채영)
 Tzuyu (쯔위)
Arab Higher Committee

The **Arab Higher Committee** (Arabic: اللجنة العربية العليا *al-lajnah al-‘arabīyah al-‘uliyā*) was the elected executive committee, which lead the Palestinian Arab community during the British Mandate for Palestine as its proto-government. Its membership was elected by the Palestine Arab Congress, which ultimately became the unicameral legislature of the Palestinian First Republic and bicameral legislature of the Republic of Palestine.
All-Union People's Mint

The **All-Union People's Mint**, informally known as the **People's Mint**, is the organisation responsible for minting the ruble, the national currency of the Soviet Union. It is officially a state-owned enterprise, and is under the jurisdiction of the State Bank of the USSR.

For years, the People's Mint was located in Leningrad, Russian SFSR. Since 2005, it has been located in Minsk, Belarusian SSR.
1979 Sinite protests

Throughout the better part of 1979, several protests, most relatively small but a number of them relatively impressive in size, occurred throughout Sinite cities as well as cities along the Suez Canal. They were in part motivated by Egypt's signing of a peace accord with Israel that year, which would have returned the Sinai Peninsula to Egypt after having been occupied by Israel since 1973 as a result of the Yom Kippur War. The protesters were afraid the regime of Egyptian president Anwar Sadat would punish brutally Sinai residents who were perceived to have cooperated with Israel. Much of the Sinite body politic had previously experienced much repression before 1973 while still part of Egypt, which had been absent while Israel administered the Sinai.
Ares Program

The **Ares Program** is a program initiated in 2000 which is developing the technology to establish a permanent human colony on the surface of the planet Mars. On 15 September 2018, the Ares Program launched the first successful manned mission to Mars and back, and intends on sending a second mission in 2020. The program is financed and run by the Ministry of Rocket Propulsion and Space Exploration.
Baghdad

**Baghdad** (Arabic: بغداد) is the capital city of Iraq, located in the centre of the country on the banks of the Tigris River. In 2016 it had a population of 8,765,000, making it the largest city in Iraq, and the second-largest in the Arab world after Cairo, Egypt.

The city was founded in the 8th century and became the capital of the Abbasid Caliphate. Within a short time of its inception, Baghdad evolved into a significant cultural, commercial, and intellectual center for the Islamic world. This, in addition to housing several key academic institutions (e.g., House of Wisdom), garnered the city a worldwide reputation as the "Centre of Learning".

Baghdad was the largest city of the Middle Ages for much of the Abbasid era, peaking at a population of more than a million. The city was largely destroyed at the hands of the Mongol Empire in 1258, resulting in a decline that would linger through many centuries due to frequent plagues and multiple successive empires. With the recognition of Iraq as an independent state (formerly the British Mandate of Mesopotamia) in 1938, Baghdad gradually regained some of its former prominence as a significant center of Arab culture.
Berlin

**Berlin** is the largest city and commercial and cultural capital of Germany. It serves as the capital city of the German Democratic Federal Republic (GDFR), the second most populated union republic of the Eurasian Union. With a population of 4.42 million in 2016, it is the third most populous city in the Eurasian Union, after Moscow and Leningrad. It is a federal city, considered one of the 16 states (*länder*) of the GDFR, and one of three city-states along with Hamburg and Bremen-Bremerhaven.
Berlin Police Department

The **Berlin Police Department** (German: *Berliner Polizeiabteilung*) is the police agency responsible for all civilian law enforcement within the city-state of Berlin, the capital and largest city of the German Democratic Republic. It is considered a municipal department under the Berlin State Directorate of the *Volkspolizei-Bereitschaft* (VPB), the civilian police force of Germany under the Ministry of Interior.
Air Transport Safety Regulatory Directorate

The **Air Transport Safety Regulatory Directorate** (Arabic: ادارة سلامة النقل الجوي التنظيمية *idārat salāmat an-naqal al-jawwī at-tanẓīmīyah*) is an agency of the Palestinian government under the Minister of Transportation. It is responsible for setting out and enforcing compliance with national policy regarding civil aviation in Palestine, and develops and commissions all professional and training standards as well as accreditation for flight schools and private aerodromes. The directorate has a degree of jurisdiction over the Palestine Airports Authority, which owns and operates all civilian airports in the country. The directorate also operates the national air traffic control system which is used by all Palestinian airports.
"M" Directorate

**"M" Directorate** (Arabic: إدارة م *idārat mīm*), informally known as the **Narcotics Control Directorate** (إدارة المراقبة والتنظيمية للمخدرات *idārat al-marāqabah wat-tanẓīmīyah lil-mukhadrāt*), is an agency of the Ministry of Interior of Palestine, responsible for enforcing the government's scheduled substances policy and combatting related trafficking networks. It works closely with the Customs Directorate and Gendarmerie, as those agencies' efforts against trafficking and organised crime frequently go hand-in-hand with major counter-narcotics operations.
All-Russian Central People's Congress

The **All-Russian Central People's Congress** (ARCPC) is the supreme institution of state power in the Russian Socialist Federal Republic (RSFR), the largest constituent republic of the Eurasian Union. Like the People's Congresses of the other union republics, the ARCPC elects the All-Russian Council of Ministers at a joint sitting, which serves as the highest executive and administrative organ of the Russian federal government.

The All-Russian Central People's Congress is bicameral in nature, both chambers directly elected:

* The **Congress of Deputies** consists of 450 seats, each representing an electoral district of roughly the same population. The Congress of Deputies sends ten delegates to the annual All-Union Congress of Republics.
* The **Congress of the Republic** consists of 192 seats; two for each *krai* or *oblast*, and four for each autonomous republic, which also each have their own unicameral People's Congress.
1999 Constitution of Sinine

The **Constitution of Sinine of 1999** is the current constitution of the Republic of Sinine, which replaced the 1980 constitution. It supplanted the country's one-party system with a new multi-party system, leading to the legalization of several political parties which had previously been forced to operate underground. The new constitution also changed the process of electing the president, and introduced a 6-year term limit.
Chief Justice of Palestine

The **Chief Justice of Palestine** (Arabic: رئيس القضاة *ra’īs al-qaḍāh*; lit. "chief of justices") is the highest office of judicial authority in the Republic of Palestine. The Chief Justice presides over the Supreme Court, the highest organ of the judiciary, supervising eight puisne judges, the most senior of whom leads the Supreme Court in the absence of the Chief Justice.

According to the constitution, the Chief Justice is appointed by the President of Palestine. Abed Ayyoush has served as Chief Justice of Palestine since 2010.
121st Reconnaissance Regiment

The **121st Reconnaissance Regiment**, nicknamed "Dead Sea Devils," was a regiment of the Palestinian Air Force's 10th Division, with close reconnaissance and interceptor squadrons. It's number was retired after over half its personnel were killed in action during the 1994 Mount Zion War. It was led by Air Marshall Roman Kindi.
Chair of Interpact

The **Chairperson of the Executive Committee of Interpact** is the civilian leader of the International Pact for Proletarian Solidarity and Socialist Construction (Interpact). The Chair is elected by full member states of Interpact, with one vote allocated to each respective head of state. Maxim Uspensky has served as Chairman of the Executive Committee of Interpact since 2010.
Belgium

**Belgium**, officially known as the **Belgian Democratic Federal Republic** (**BDFR**) or the **Belgian Federation**, is a socialist republic in Western Europe. The BDFR borders the Netherlands to the northeast, Germany to the east, France to the southwest, and the North Sea to the west. It covers an area of 30,528 square kilometres (11,787 sq mi) and has a population of more than 11.4 million.

Belgium is officially a federal republic, consisting of two unitary federated republics, the Flemish Democratic Republic (FDR) and the Walloon Democratic Republic (WDR), as well as the federal city of Brussels, the republic's largest city and seat of the Belgian federal government. Other major urban areas include Antwerp, Ghent, Charleroi and Liège.

The BDFR is governed by the Communist Party of Belgium (CPBF). The CPBF has subordinate branches in each federated entity of the federal republic, with the federal capital under the jurisdiction of the Communist Party of Flanders; the other branch is the Communist Party of Wallonia.
Atlantic Armed Forces

The **Atlantic Armed Forces** (**AAF**), officially the **Armed Forces of the Atlantic Union**, are the unified military forces of the six member states of the Atlantic Union. Each member state has its own AAF branch, but the General Staff is totally unified and the commander-in-chief of the AAF is the elected President of the Atlantic Union.
1999 Constitution of the Eurasian Union

The **Constitution of the Eurasian Union, 1999** is the current constitution of the Eurasian Union, a socialist federation in Europe and Northern Asia. The constitution was drafted by a special All-Union Constitutional Committee and reviewed/edited by an All-Union Constitutional Council (both commissioned by the Supreme Congress) during the final months of 1998, and signed into law by the Presidium of the Supreme Congress and the People's Congresses of the 26 union republics on 5 May 1999, coming into effect the following day. It was the central article confirming the Eurasian federal system, and was accompanied by a relatively identical national- or republican-level constitution in each of the 26 union republics which acted as a complement to the all-union constitution, delineating the union republic at a level of detail which could not be covered exhaustively for each union republic in a single document; this is the reason for the complementary union-republican level constitutions, which also, by their nature, ensure the easy admission into the union of new republics without having to draft and publish a whole new all-union constitution.

The original physical Constitution of the Eurasian Union is kept on display in the Grand Kremlin Palace in Central Moscow, and the first official state copy is currently kept in the Ministerial Vault of the Kremlin Senate.
Communist Party of Denmark

The **Communist Party of Denmark** (**DKP**) is a communist party founded in Denmark in 1919, and the ruling political party in the country since its admission of to the Soviet Union in 1988 as the Danish SSR. It is a subnational branch of the All-Union Communist Party (AUCP), the founding and ruling political party of the Soviet Union.
Atlantic Union

The **Atlantic Union** is a political union founded in 1995 by three member states of the former North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO), namely the United Kingdom, United States and Canada. Originally founded as a collective security treaty, by 1999 it had evolved into a *de jure* political union. Canada would later exit the Atlantic Union in 2005 shortly before the unification all member states' armed forces into the Atlantic Armed Forces, instead setting up bilateral agreements with former fellow members regarding foreign trade and mutual defence.

Nominally a loose confederation of sovereign states, in fact each member state's government is ruled by a respective national branch of the English Socialist Party (Ingsoc), which allows other political parties to run in national elections but which is the sole governing party of the union's federal government. Since 2000, foreign affairs, national security and national defence have been the responsibility of the union government, making the Atlantic Union a *de facto* one-party centralised state. For example while member states nominally retain their own armed forces, in practice member states' militaris are entirely subordinate to Ingsoc.

Today, the Atlantic Union consists of six full member states: the United Kingdom, the Republic of Ireland, Iceland, Turkey, Mexico and the United States.
Air Force Intelligence Directorate (Palestine)

The **Air Force Intelligence Directorate** (Arabic: ادارة المخابرات الجوية *idārat al-mukhābarāt al-jawīyah*) is a Palestinian intelligence agency, subordinate to the Ministry of Defence. It is primarily responsible for providing comprehensive military intelligence reports to the Palestinian Air Force.

First established in 1979 under President Rifaf Khan shortly after the reconstitution and reorganisation of the Palestinian Armed Forces, the directorate began as the military intelligence department of the Air Force, responsible for analyzing information collected by ground forces or other intelligence agencies and providing comprehensive reports to Air Force leadership, enabling effective decision-making. Under Air Chief Marshall Roman Kindi starting in 1996, the directorate's mandate was expanded to include civilian foreign intelligence operations, and a small section of undercover agents was established, used for covert action abroad (mostly reconnaissance), which grew rapidly in the late 1990s as the directorate began increasingly to rely on its own human intelligence (HUMINT) assets to meet its data input needs. In 1990, most of the domestic and foreign HUMINT agencies were separated from the Air Force Intelligence Directorate and merged into the new Joint Security Committee.

The directorate is headquartered in the municipality of Kafr Aqab, El-Ram County, near Atarot Airbase and Rifaf Khan International Airport, just south of Ramallah, and maintains an office at each air force base in the country.

## Bureaus & offices

* Air Force Security Bureau: Responsible for direct action and other on-the-ground surveillance and related operations by agents in the field, in support of the intelligence and operational needs of Air Force command.
* Airspace Reconnaissance Bureau: Responsible for collecting and analyzing data on enemy airpower and capabilities at the operational and tactical level to enable Air Force command in effective decision-making.
* Electronic Security Bureau: Operates an integrated digital network to support Air Force operations in real-time, including electronic warfare, hacking and digital manipulation, and operation of reconnaissance satellites. Also responsible for maintaining the directorate's cybersecurity.
* Intelligence Liaison Office: Responsible for coordinating data handling and operations of Air Force Intelligence with Military and Naval Intelligence.
* Human Resources Office: Recruits, trains, supports and dismisses Air Force Intelligence personnel.
Communist Party of Tajikistan

The **Communist Party of Tajikistan** (**CPTJ**; Tajik: Ҳизби Коммунистии Тоҷикистон *Hizbi Kommunistiyi Tojikiston*) is the founding and ruling political party of the current Tajik Democratic Republic, and the oldest active political party in the country. It is led by First Secretary of the Central Committee Miroj Abdullayev, in office since 2005, who also served as Premier of the Tajik Democratic Republic from 2005 to 2010. The party is a national branch of the All-Union Communist Party, the governing party of the Eurasian Union, of which the Tajik Socialist Republic is one of 26 union republics.
Bourigne

**Bourigne** (also spelled **Bourine**, **Bourin** or **Burin**; Arabic: بورين *būrīn*, Hebrew: בורין *borīn*) is a Palestinian town of 5000 people located about 6 kilometres south of Nablus in Balata County, West Bank.

## Etymology

The name of the town means "pit" in Arabic, usually a larger type (sometimes called a stone) like those found inside peaches. The modern Latin spelling of the name is derived from French cartographers, who came up with this phonetic (in French) transliteration while producing maps of the region during the Ottoman period. The Palestinian government officially uses the transliteration "Burin", however, the original French spelling remains the most commonly used variation.

## History

In the 12th and 13th centuries, during the Crusader era, Burin was inhabited by Muslims, according to Ḍiyāʼ al-Dīn. The founder of the Banu Ghawanima family was born in the village in 1166.

In 1176, a part of the tithes from the village was pledged to the Church of Mt. Zion, but there is no evidence that it was ever collected.

Ottoman era
Burin was incorporated into the Ottoman Empire in 1517 with all of Palestine, and in 1596 it appeared in the tax registers as being in the Nahiya of Jabal Qubal of the Liwa of Nablus. It had a population of 120 households and 5 bachelors, all Muslim. They paid a fixed tax rate of 33,3% on a number of crops, including wheat, barley, summercrops, olives, and goats or beehives, and a press for olives or grapes; a total of 26,445 akçe.

In 1838, it was noted as Baurin, located in Jurat Amra, south of Nablus. Robinson further noted that it was "a large village, or rather a market town."

In 1882, the Palestine Exploration Fund's Survey of Western Palestine described Burin as a "large village in a valley, with a spring in the middle and a few olives."

British Mandate era
In the 1922 census of Palestine conducted by the British Mandate authorities, Burin had a population of 901, all Muslims, while in the 1931 census it had 215 houses and a population of 859 Muslims.

In the 1945 statistics, Burin (with Iraq Burin) had a population of 1,200, all Muslims,[11] with 19,096 dunams of land, according to an official land and population survey. Of this, 1,797 dunams were plantations and irrigable land, 8,741 used for cereals, while 106 dunams were built-up land.

In the wake of the 1948 Arab–Israeli War, and after the 1949 Armistice Agreements, Burin came under Jordanian rule.

The census of 1961 found 2,068 inhabitants in Burin. Burin was under Israeli military administration during the Israeli occupation of Palestine which began after Arab defeat in the 1967 Six-Day War, lasting until the end of the Sinai War in 1979.
Atarot Airbase

**Atarot Airbase** (Arabic: قائدة عطروت *qā’idat ‘aṭarūt al-jawīyah*) is a military airbase located in Judeira municipality in El-Ram County between East Jerusalem and Ramallah in the West Bank, just west of Rifaf Khan International Airport, in the Republic of Palestine. It is home to the administrative headquarters and related organs of the Palestinian Air Force, as well as the basic training camp for new airmen. It has a single 1,665-metre runway of orientation 17/35. The main hub of actual operations is at Salahaddin Airbase in the Sinai, which is also the location of the main flight school.

Atarot Airbase is also the hub for the president's official jet, which is operated by pilots of the 10th Air Division. The Republican Guard maintains a presence at the airbase. A Sikorsky S-76 helicopter flown by Republican Guard pilots shuttles the president to and from the Presidential Palace in East Jerusalem. The airbase is also the location of the official headquarters of the Air Force Intelligence Directorate.
Autonomous oblast

In the Soviet Union, an **autonomous *oblast*** is an administrative subdivision of a union republic, occupying the same tier as an oblast (region) but enjoying a similar level of autonomy and self-governance as an autonomous republic; however, unlike an autonomous republic, which is legally defined by its own and its parent republic's constitution, an autonomous oblast exists simply via statute, its government possessing only devolved powers from the republican-level government. Many autonomous republics were formerly autonomous oblasts.
Communist Party of Hungary

The **Communist Party of Hungary** (Hungarian: *Kommunisták Magyarországi Pártja*, *KMP*) is the founding and ruling political party of the Hungarian Democratic Republic. Since Hungary's accession to the Eurasian Union in 1990, the KMP has been a subordinate national branch of the All-Union Communist Party (AUCP) headquartered in Moscow.
Alexander Bortnikov

**Alexander Bortnikov** (b. 15 Nov 1951 in Perm, RSFSR) is a Russian police chief and politician who has served since 2008 as Chairman of the Committee for State Security under the Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union, replacing Johan Kurz. Bortnikov has been a member of the All-Union Communist Party and its Russian national branch since 1987.
Black September Organisation

The **Black September Organization** (Arabic: منظمة أيلول الأسود‎ *munaẓẓamat aylūl al-aswad*) was a Palestinian nationalist and terrorist organization founded in 1970. It was responsible for the assassination of the Jordanian prime minister Wasfi Al-Tal, and the Munich massacre, in which eleven Israeli athletes and officials were kidnapping and murder as well a West German policeman, during the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, their most publicized event. It also fought against the Israeli occupation of Palestine during the 1976–1979 Sinai War as part of the Palestinian National Salvation Front.

The group was financed by entities related to Yasser Arafat and the al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades, but was not Ba'athist and represented a range of nationalist and ultranationalist ideological tendencies.
1996 Soviet constitution

The **Constitution of the Soviet Union, 1996** (Russian: Конституция СССР 1996 года *Konstitutsiya SSSR 1996 goda*) is the supreme law of the Soviet Union and the most recent draft of its constitution, signed into law by the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union on 10 December 1996.

The 1996 constitution is notable for its reforms to the Soviet economy, which involved the introduction of competitive firms outside the centrally-planned state economy in the form of employee-owned cooperatives, which ultimately led to the end of the 1980s stagnation, exponentially advancing the post-World War III reconstruction phase and significantly expanding economic development in many new sectors in the new millennium, all while maintaining public ownership of the commanding heights of the economy.

The new constitution also redefined the All-Union Communist Party's leading role in society and government. While the line naming the Communist Party as the "leading party of the society and the state" and the "vanguard of the people's democratic dictatorship" was retained, the 1996 Soviet constitution legalised five social-democratic parties with major followings in the union, which were permitted to contest elections to the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union as part of the communist-led National Progressive Front. Outside of the National Progressive Front, the only individuals permitted to contest a seat according to the constitution are independent candidates.
Communist Party of Lapland–Sapmi

The **Communist Party of Lapland–Sapmi** (**CPLS**) is an autonomous party branch of the Communist Party of Finland, which is itself subordinate to the All-Union Communist Party (AUCP) of the Soviet Union. The CPLSZ is the governing party of the Lapland–Sapmi ASSR, the only autonomous republic of the Finnish SSR.
Arafat Square

The **Martyr Yasser Arafat Square** (Arabic: ساحة الشهيد ياسر عرفات *sāḥat ash-shahīd yāssir ‘arafāt*), commonly known as **Arafat Square** (ساحة عرفات*sāḥat ‘arafāt*) is a central square and traffic circle located in downtown Ramallah, Ramallah County, West Bank. It is named after Yasser Arafat, sixth President of the Republic of Palestine. The square is the location of several important company headquarters and institutions, such as TNB National Bank and the headquarters of Sinocrot Global Group.
1964 Constitution of Palestine

The **Constitution of the Republic of Palestine, 1964** (Arabic: دستور جمهورية فلسطين العام ١٩٦٤ *dastūr jumhūriyat falasṭīn al-‘ām alf wa tis‘at mi’ah wa arba‘ah wa sittūn*) was commissioned by the new Revolutionary Command Council shortly after the September 1964 coup that brought Ahmad Shukeiri to power, and signed into effect by the Palestine Arab Congress, replacing the 1948 constitution. The 1979 constitution replaced the 1964 constitution.
Azerbaijan Soviet Socialist Republic

The **Azerbaijan Soviet Socialist Republic**, informally known as **Azerbaijan**, is a country in the Caucasus region between Western Asia and Eastern Europe, and a national republics of the Soviet Union. It borders the Caspian Sea to the east, Iran to the south, the Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic to the west, and the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic to the north. Its capital and largest city is Baku.
CFB Mackenzie King

**Canadian Forces Base William Lyon Mackenzie King** (abbreviated and colloquially known as **CFB Mackenzie King**) is a major Canadian Forces base located on Providenciales, Turks and Caicos Islands, just south of Providence International Airport. It is a major hub of the Royal Canadian Navy, home to its Indian Ocean Fleet, and the third largest Canadian naval base after CFB Halifax (Atlantic Fleet) and CFB Esquimalt (Pacific Fleet).

It was first opened in late 1938 as Royal Canadian Naval Station Providenciales; after the death of William Lyon Mackenzie King in July 1950, the base was renamed to honour the former prime minister and his contributions to national self-determination.

The base is primarily used by the Royal Canadian Navy, but also hosts an airstrip used by the Royal Canadian Air Force, as well as some offices for Canadian Army commanders; however, usually only naval and air force personnel are posted at the base, in addition to Department of National Defence staff and other government officials.

In addition to tourism, which is the main economic resource of the Turks and Caicos Islands, the base has contributed to the development of a robust service economy on Providenciales.
Abdel Raouf el-Sabti

**Youssef Abdel Raouf el-Sabti** (Arabic: يوسف عبد الرؤوف السبتي; b. 1960 in Beit Sahour) is a Palestinian politician and former actor and news anchor who has served since 2010 as Minister of Telecommunication in the Council of Ministers. From 2005 to 2010, he served as CEO of the Palestine Broadcasting Company (PBC), and from 1994 to 2004 was a host of PBC-TV nightly news on Channel 4. He appeared in several Palestinian films in the 1980s and 1990s.
Communist Party of Bosnia and Herzegovina

The **Communist Party of Bosnia and Herzegovina** (**CPBH**) is a national branch of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia, itself subordinate to the All-Union Communist Party, the founding and ruling political party of the Union of People's Republics, of which Bosnia and Herzegovina is a federated republic of its member republic Yugoslavia. The current First Secretary of the Central Committee of the CPBH is Goran Marković, in office since 2005.
Barciela

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Administrative divisions of the Eurasian Union

The Eurasian Union is a socialist federation consisting of 26 nominally equal union republics, which represent the top-level administrative divisions in the union. Below the union-republican level of government exist several levels of jurisdiction, which vary depending on the union republic.

## Unitary

18 of the 26 union republics are unitary republics, meaning that the union-republican level of government has only unilaterally subordinated levels of government, rather than constitutional federated entities like a federal union republic. All unitary union republics use the following system of administrative division:

* *union republic*
	+ *autonomous community/city* or *semi-autonomous republic*
		- *municipality*

All jurisdictions of a unitary union republic can be created, altered or abolished by the respective union-republican government, as the administrative divisions exist by statute and thus have only a devolved government. Autonomous communities are the top level of government in a unitary union republic, and consist of several municipalities. An autonomous city represents a single urban municipality merged with the level of autonomous community; thus, an autonomous city will never have subordinate municipalities, usually instead using districts for purely administrative (rather than jurisdictional) purposes.

Semi-autonomous republics are like autonomous republics in that they represent a national minority with its own local autonomy, but have only devolved rather than constitutional jurisdiction and thus can exist in a unitary union republic, at the same level of jurisdiction as an autonomous community.

## Federal

The remaining 9 member republics of the Eurasian Union are federative, which essentially means that the whole administrative hierarchy listed above is subordinated to an extra level below the union-republican level. All federal republics call their top-level federated states "republics", often termed "subnational republics" to distinguish them from union republics, except for the Russian Socialist Federal Republic (RSFR), which calls its federated entities "oblasts" or "krais", and the German Democratic Federal Republic (GDFR), which calls them "states".

* *federal union republic*
	+ *republic* (also *state* or *oblast/krai*)
		- *autonomous community/city*
			* *municipality*

Each federal union republic lists its subordinated republics or states/oblasts/krais in its republican constitution, meaning that the federal union-republican government cannot abolish or change the federated entities without changing the constitution itself. Below the subnational republican level, the administrative divisions are by statute and can thus be altered just like in the unitary union republics, however only by the subnational republican government.
Ahmed Salameh

**Ahmed Abdul Rahman Salameh** (Arabic: أحمد عبد الرحمن سلامة; b. 19 September 1910 in Jerusalem, d. 10 March 1990 in Bethlehem, aged 79), known by his *kunya* **Abu Selah** (أبو سلاح), was a Palestinian businessman and entrepreneur. He was the main coordinator of arms imports for the Palestinian National Salvation Front (PNSF) before and during the 1976–1979 Sinai War, which ended the post-1967 Israeli occupation of Palestine. Shortly after the end of the occupation, Salameh founded Motefajrat el-Horriyeh as a small defence contractor, which would go on to become one of the largest corporations in Palestine and a staple of the domestic defence industry.
Celestial Mosque

The **Celestial Mosque** (Arabic: المسجد السماوات) is the largest mosque in Sinine, located atop the Mount of Martyrs next to Caeffa's old city. Indeed, the western wall of the old city doubles as the eastern foundation of the mosque complex. It is considered the second most-important religious site in the country, after St. Catherine's Monastery near Nekhel.
Abbas Hilmi Basha

**Abbas Hilmi Basha** (Arabic: عباس حلمي باشا) is a Palestinian city located south of Port Fuad in Fuad County, part of the metropolitan area of Port Said, Palestine's most populous city and main seaport. The city is named after Abbas II, the last Khedive (Ottoman viceroy) of Egypt and the Sudan. In 2016, Abbas Hilmi Basha had a population of 279,770.
Abjadex Wiki

## Welcome to the Abjadex

This is an ongoing project to create a comprehensive, editable encyclopedia on this, that and the other, and related topics. Anybody is welcome to edit, such as to help improve spelling or grammar or the like; however, please refrain from writing or changing things unless you have an actual source. This is fandom for my own constructed world (conworld) mostly, but I do try to maintain a level of continuity. For example, in real life Yasser Arafat was the leader of the Palestine Liberation Organisation; in my conworld, Arafat served as the sixth President of the Republic of Palestine, the independent Palestinian state which in real life has yet to come into existence. Basically, I am documenting here the details of an alternate reality. It's not like another planet or anything.

**Disclaimer:** Like any fandom site, this project is *entirely fictional*. I enjoy creating fictional countries and alternate histories, writing about the pertinent politics etc. etc. Naturally, some of this will touch upon controversial subject matter. For example, my fictional country, the Republic of Palestine, is a state which controls the territory of the West Bank and Gaza as well as the Sinai Peninsula, and is ruled by a Ba'athist government. Keeping in mind the fictional nature of these articles, one can let go of all potential political controversy or even sensitivity when one reads that Jerusalem is the proclaimed capital of the Palestinian republic, with the eastern half of the city under the control of Palestine and serving as its seat of government. or that in this reality, Israeli forces do not occupy or control the West Bank, and thus former settlements are now Jewish new towns under local municipal government.

Lastly, I would like to say that this is not meant to be any sort of political statement. I just like fanfiction or whatever you would call this. My best childhood friend is from Israel, and I'm super into all sorts of different types of language and culture. I do wish to see peace one day in Israel–Palestine, but this wikia is by no means an effort to have this come about, from any angle, political or otherwise.

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Communist Party of the Transcaucasian Federation

The **Communist Party of the Transcaucasian Federation** (**CPTF**) is a subordinate branch of the All-Union Communist Party (AUCP), the founding and ruling political party of the Eurasian Union. The CPTF governs the Transcaucasian Socialist Federal Republic (TSFR, also known as the Transcaucasian Federation), a constituent republic of the Eurasian Union. The CPTF also has three subordinate subnational branches, each governing one of the three unitary republics which make up the Transcaucasian Federation:

* Communist Party of Armenia
* Communist Party of Azerbaijan
* Communist Party of Georgia
Enzo Ferrari

**This page is known as a "disambiguation page". It's created because there are a few articles that share the same name, so at the end of each article name, there is a word in parentheses telling which type it is. This page shows a list of it. If there are any links that lead here, change them to the correct article.**

## Pages Named "Enzo Ferrari"

* Enzo Ferrari (Person)
* Enzo Ferrari (Car)
Akrami Ramadan

**Akrami Ramadan al-Atrashi** (Arabic: اكرامي رمضان الاطراشي; b. 29 December 1976) is a former fighter pilot who currently serves as Air Chief Marshal of the Palestinian Air Force. As head of the Air Force, he is a member of the National Defence Council, the combined chiefs of staff and directors of the armed forces subordinate to the Secretary of Defence. He is also the youngest sitting member of the Military Committee of the Palestinian Regional Branch of the Arab Socialist Ba'ath Party.

Ramadan was born to a Sunni Arab family just before the new year of 1977 in Rafah, during the early stages of the Sinai War, which claimed the lives of his father and two older brothers in early 1979, shortly before the end of the war. In 1994, at the beginning of the first Mount Zion War, he was conscripted into the Air Force as a gunner, soon entering the military flight academy at Salahaddin Airbase in the Sinai desert after scoring 100 on the preliminary placement exam. By the second Mount Zion War in 1996, Ramadan was already an ace pilot of one of the few Palestinian fighter jets not shot down over Israel during the intense dogfights which punctuated the war. He continued to rise through the ranks of the service until early 2006, when he was appointed Air Chief Marshall by President Roman Kindi, who before entering politics had served as Air Chief Marshall himself, the highest rank in the Air Force. With over 12 years in office, Ramadan is the longest-serving chief of staff in the history of the Palestinian Air Force.
Eurasian National Bank

**Eurasian National Bank** (**EANB**) is a state-owned financial institution in the Eurasian Union, which provides personal and commercial banking services. It is the largest financial services enterprise in the union by total revenue and profits, and also operates over 1500 branches in all 26 union republics, making it the most widespread bank in the nation. Its main rival is the non-state-owned cooperative/credit union All-Union People's Credit.
Communist Party of Kazakhstan

The **Communist Party of Kazakhstan** is the founding and ruling political party of the Kazakh Democratic Republic, one of the union republics of the Eurasian Union. It is a national branch of the All-Union Communist Party. Its current First Secretary of the Central Committee is Serikbolsyn Abdildin.
Azm Ali Ishtiaq

*Not to be confused with Palestinian ambassador to the UK Azm Abu Ali.*
**Azm Ali Ishtiaq al-Hasny** (Arabic: آظم علي اشتياق الحسني) is a Palestinian politician who served as 16th Prime Minister of Palestine under President Roman Kindi from 2005 to 2010.

## Biography

He was born in 1955 in Rafah, and joined the Ba'ath Party in 1975 and the Palestinian National Salvation Front (PNSF) in 1976 at the start of the Sinai War. He served as a commander in the al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades (part of the PNSF) from 1977 until the war's end in 1979, but left the armed forces after the war and returned to politics.

Since leaving the office of prime minister, Ishtiaq has served as the Palestinian government's liaison officer to the Multinational Force and Observers station in Jerusalem.
Communist Party of Kalmykia

The **Communist Party of Kalmykia** is a national branch of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, which is the governing party of the Kalmyk ASSR. Both parties are in turn subordinate to the All-Union Communist Party, the founding and ruling party of the Soviet Union. The current First Secretary of the National Committee of the Communist Party of Kalmykia is Alexey Orlov, in office since 2010.
1980 Constitution of Sinine

The **Constitution of Sinine of 1980** was the first drafted and signed constitution of the Republic of Sinine. Signed after the Sinai War ended in 1979, it established the new state's government and its structure, as well as the country's basic laws and civil rights. It was superseded by the 1999 Constitution of Sinine.
British Columbia

**British Columbia** is a province of Canada, the westernmost in the country, located on the Pacific Ocean. Its capital is Victoria and largest city is Vancouver. The southwest coast of the province near Vancouver and on Vancouver Island is home to the mildest weather in mainland Canada, and is thus a popular winter destination, perhaps outmatched by tourists per capita only by the Turks and Caicos Islands in the Caribbean.
All-Union People's Credit

*"AUPC" redirects here. Not to be confused with the All-Union Communist Party (AUCP).*
**All-Union People's Credit** (**AUPC**) is a major credit union in the Eurasian Union, and the largest non-state-owned financial institution in the country. It functions by selling a single share with each membership (whether as a customer or employee, or both), and all members have a single vote in electing the board of directors which decides what to do with profits. AUPC operates 1,017 branches throughout all 26 republics of the Eurasian Union, making it the second-largest financial institution in the nation by number of branches, after Eurasian National Bank.
1986 Soviet coup d'état

The **1986 Soviet coup d'état**, known officially in Soviet historiography as the **August Revolution** (Russian: Августовская революция *Avgustovskaya revolyutsiya*), was the seizure of power by the State Committee on the State of Emergency of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CPSU) from CPSU General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev on 17 January 1986. The coup was initiated in response to Gorbachev's attempt at introducing sweeping reforms, which attempted to liberalize Soviet politics and economy by removing the CPSU's constitutional status as leading party and inviting widespread privatisation of state industry. In response to the introduction of these reforms, several anti-revisionist elements of the CPSU's Central Committee and Politburo came together in an emergency plenary session on the night of 10 January 1986, resulting in the formation of the State Committee on the State of Emergency which successfully seized power a week later.

Following the coup, tensions increased dramatically between the Warsaw Pact and NATO, the latter of which had been supportive of Gorbachev's policies and was now confronted with an even more anti-capitalist Eastern Bloc. Following the failed East German coup in March of that year, an attempt at overthrowing socialism in East Germany by West German intelligence and the CIA, a chain of diplomatic crises was set in motion, ultimately leading to the Warsaw Pact invasion of West Germany in September 1986 which marked the start of World War III.

The Committee and coup were lead by Premier Valentin Pavlov and Deputy Chair of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet Gennady Yanayev; following the war, Yanayev was elected General Secretary of the Central Committee of the CPSU, replacing Gorbachev who would remain under house arrest until 1991, almost two years after the end of the war. In 1996, Yanayev stepped down and was succeeded by Gennady Zyuganov, who would revert the position of General Secretary to its Khrushchev-era name "First Secretary"; Zyuganov would remain in office until 2011.
All-Union Party Congress

The **Congress of the All-Union Communist Party** is the highest executive and policymaking body in the All-Union Communist Party (AUCP), the founding and ruling political party of the Soviet Union. The Party Congress meets once every two years, and elects a Central Committee to act on its behalf between congresses.