Communism in Unitma

The rise of communism in Unitma, which later became the NUOR Union (New Union of Republics) was a significant event in the history of the region. The communist party was led by Kukuk, Kuskag, Dovik, Kolin, Petar, and Jukvik. The party was formed in 1920, and it quickly gained popularity among the masses. The leaders of the party were known for their revolutionary ideas and their commitment to the cause of the working class.

**The Formation of the NUOR Union**

The NUOR Union was formed after the communist party gained full control of the region. The party’s leaders, led by Kuskag, were instrumental in the formation of the union. The NUOR Union was a confederation of independent republics that shared a common ideology. The union was formed to promote the interests of the working class and to provide a platform for the exchange of ideas and resources.

**The Invasion of Jakar**

The communist party’s rise to power was not without its challenges. The party faced opposition from various factions, including the Jakar regime. The Jakar regime was a right-wing dictatorship that was opposed to the communist party’s ideology. In 1935, the communist party launched an invasion of Jakar, which was successful. The invasion was led by Kukuk, who was known for his military prowess. The invasion of Jakar was a turning point in the communist party’s history, and it cemented the party’s position as the dominant political force in the region. Jakar never managed to seperate from the NUOR because it did not have a stable economy or government and the country got sucked into modern day Unitma

**The Full Control of RP of Palma**

After the invasion of Jakar, the communist party gained full control of the region. The party’s leaders, led by Kuskag, implemented a series of reforms that were aimed at improving the lives of the working class. The party’s policies were centered around the principles of communism. The party’s leaders were known for their commitment to the cause of the working class, however despite the commitment the people the country was the turning point before the NUOR crumbled to a dictatorship. People were not allowed to travel freely between the republics and electricity and clean water were often unreliable.

**Kukuk Brutalist Communist Architecture**

Kukuk was known for his unique architectural style, which was characterized by its simplicity and functionality. Kukuk’s architectural style was known as Brutalism, and it was commonly seen in Unitma and post-NUOR countries. Kukuk’s buildings were designed to be functional and to serve the needs of the people. Kukuk believed that architecture should be used to promote the principles of socialism and equality. Kukuk’s buildings were designed to be accessible to everyone, and they were often used as community centers and public spaces as well as apartment buildings most commonly seen in the NUOR new towns which included 20 towns to be built in the Kukuk architecture however many were built in existing countries.

**Legacy of the Communist Party**

The communist party’s legacy in Unitma and post-NUOR countries is still felt today. The party’s leaders, led by Kuskag, were instrumental in the formation of the NUOR Union, which was a significant achievement. The party’s policies were centered around the principles of communism and equality, and they were aimed at improving the lives of the working class. Kukuk’s architectural style, Brutalism, is still commonly seen in the region, and it serves as a reminder of the party’s commitment to the cause of the working class.