Emasilian Soviet Socialist Republic

Flag of the Emasilian Soviet Socialist Republic.

Emasilia

## **History**

Emasilia before the communist revolution was a political mess with several democratic and extremists clashing over control. For centuries the Emasilian Republic had been subject to humiliation by foreign powers. The Second Weltkrieg in the 1990s was a disaster and was the final deathblow to the republican government. With the rise of communist partisans, communist party leader, Roberto Burgos, seized power after the Treaty of Pendel was signed in 1996.

### **Securing Power for the Party**

Roberto Burgos, now the first leader of the Emasilian SSR, would work alongside the communists in the JFSSR for political and economic guidance. During his first years in office he would ban all political parties non loyal to the government. In 2000, the education system would be fully reworked. Children would be taught that the old ways of the former government were ineffective and ruined any chances of Emasilia ever becoming  a great power. The Burgos government would vow to make Emasilia the leading communist state in South America. He would take all money being placed into the military and would shift it to civilian industries which would give the people access to basic goods they needed, and would guarantee that the communist power would never be overthrown. New businesses and factories were opened up which would help the people make a new living. Burgos would die in 2009 and would be replaced by the Polichevist Antonio Jose Cedillo.

Cedillo would continue with the reforms made by Burgos, by adding in the new first 5 Year Plan which would grant land once used by elites to the lower classes, and would implement a more mixed economic plan originally proposed by Viktor Polichev in the 1920s, which hold some capitalist ideas such as private ownership of land, a redistribution of wealth from the rich to the poor, equal taxation on all classes of society. This would be met with complaints from the Jacobins, Totalists, and Stanislavists, who demanded a much more radical approach to the Emasilian Revolution. In response to these unpopular actions, the radical wings of the party would unite under Carlos Sánchez, a totalist. Under his guidance he and his followers would overthrow the Polichevist government in 2013.

### **2010s Troubles**

Carlos Sánchez would immediately resume military production, and would begin a more strict military conscription policy. In his “presidential speech” in 2013, he declared he would restore Emasilian glory. He denounced the Aragozan Social Republic to the West, claiming it to be a mere puppet state held up with Briayonish influence. When it came to national glory, reconquering the lost province would be the first step. His government would gain support from the military, which was eager for a victory in their history.

A border crisis in 2014 would be the official trigger of the Emasilian Invasion of Aragoza, yet this would be met harshly by the international community, and several nations would announce sanctions on the Emasilian SSR. The invasion would only last for 6 months before Sánchez would be overthrown by the more moderate Gabriela Alférez.

The Alférez cabinet would reach a white peace agreement with the Aragozan SR, and would renounce any claims on Aragozan territory. Alférez would resume the acts of the previous Cedillo cabinet, by resuming the practice of his new economic and social programs, which would increase her popularity in the communist party throughout the remainder of the 2010s and early 2020s, by that time, the economic situation would improve, and once again, the young SSR was stabilizing once again.

## **Politics**

The Emasilian SSR is a one-party communist state made up of 11 provinces: Chagué, Famaní, Fonrepa, Maidas, Chigomina, Buenadot, Cerebaya, Galagotá, Flacazar, El Chasuga, and Soabosa.

The governing body of the state is the Emasilian Supreme Soviet Council, which has a total of 280 seats. The president by constitution holds power for life, and a new successor is to be elected by the ESSC after the president’s death. There is no democratic voting system in place.

## **Military**

Emasilia’s Red Army is large yet humiliated due to recent military defeats to their Aragozan neighbors. Every man over the age of 18 is required to serve at least 12 years in the military in any of the branches (armed forces, navy, airforce, expeditionary force).

## **Foreign Relations**

Emasilia holds close relations with the Eastern Comintern and other non-aligned communist states in South America, the Caribbean, and Africa. Relations are hostile towards the Aragozan Social Republic, which is claimed to be a mere rebel state held up by foreign influence.