Zielpatrioci

National flag of Zielpatrioci

> "It's been... months. Bednorz hasn't even been online. WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK IS HAPPENING."
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## Description

Zielpatrioci is a country located in Eastern Europe. It is bordered by several nations, including Nordesia to the north, Russia to the east, Austria-Hungary to the south, the Austro-Hungarian Protectorate of Ukraine to the southeast, and Germany to the west.

The Zielpatriocese people are highly moralistic and fiercely conservative, in the sense that they prefer most "undesirable" things to be outlawed. Crime in Zielpatrioci is curbed to a minimum. Some elderly Zielpatriocese people admit that they do not know what a crime is.

> "Czym do diabła jest przestępstwo?"
> - Romuald Murzyn (2028)
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## History

Zielpatrioci did not emerge as its current conservative government. It was once known as the Republic of Czystokraj, a highly totalitarian dictatorship led by communism. To find out how Czystokraj became Zielpatrioci, we must go through its entire history.

After World War I, the Russian Revolution was still active, causing a new ideology quickly spread through Western Europe. The left-wing ideology resulted in the creation of a new nation in Eastern Europe as a result of WWI- Czystokraj. The first president of this nation was Patrik Mokrý. He began expanding the nation’s economy and forming a stable government within three weeks. Mokrý passed away on May 17th 1929 after falling ill at age 94.

On September 1st, 1939, the German Reich declared war on Czystokraj. Czystokraj was defeated and integrated into Germany. After WW2, Germany surrendered, and Czystokraj remained as it was before the war.

In the 1984s, Benedykt Bożek was elected to rule Czystokraj. His first order was to ban every political party that did not meet the standards of an Authoritarian government. This was the beginning of a Czystokrajse rivalry with the United Kingdom, France, the Republic of China, and America. His second order was to enforce a monitoring system that would watch over 70 million people. Security cameras were attached on every street and every Czystokrajse person can be easily identified. Anti-Authoritarianism is completely banned and nobody is allowed to have a negative opinion on it. Otherwise, severe punishments will be imposed. When a person is punished, their friends, family members, and other affiliates will be taken for amnestics. (Devices used to clear out memories) Eventually, those people will never remember who the person (who was punished) was. This was also the beginning of a large organized resistance against the Czystokraijse Workers’ Party.

In 2019, a revolt started. This rebellion is called Zielpatrioci, an exact replica of Czystokraj, but it's a democracy. In 2025, this rebellion was victorious. Led by Joachim Bednorz, Zielpatrioci was proclaimed as the new Czystokraj.

### The Story of Hans Schneider and Leon Schmidt

During the Czystokraj-Zielpatrioci War was a letter from two friends who fought in opposing sides in the war, but still remained friends.

##### Hans Schneider

Hans had a family relative that had experienced WW1 as well as Hitler's rise to power. The relative was his great grandfather, the reason why he is so important is because he helped advocate against Hitler during his rise to power. Sadly, eventually his grandfather was killed during the Night of the Long Knives. The memory of his great grandfather will live on in the hearts of the people he saved from Nazi Genocide. This is the main reason why Hans joined the Patriots and their rebellion.

###### Leon Schmidt

Leon was an upcoming graduate at Heidelberg University when he first met Hans. They both got along very well and both went to the same military academy. Eventually, their paths diverged when they got older. Hans became a member of a resistance group in Czystokraj, but Leon still stayed loyal to the ruling-party. Leon eventually changed his opinion of the ruling party when his father was publicly executed for helping save a wounded girl which had ties to the resistance.

### Letter

General Leon Schmidt,

"If you are reading this, it’s probably too late. Enemy forces have overpowered us in our latest battle. They have cut off all supply routes, resulting in hunger upon all of our men. I have ordered the troops in Berlin to entrench. If I am correct, we may be able to hold the enemy off for about two weeks. If I must go, please take good care of my daughter, Ursula Schneider. My wife is too busy with other jobs and cannot take care of her. This may be my final words to you. May we guide Czystokraj to the true definition of freedom."

-Hans Schneider, June 27, 2023.