Kaufmanstad
06-09-2004, 18:00
OOC: This is a brief synopsis of what's going on. I hope that other nations will join in to fight on either the Democratic or Communist side.
Events got kicked off with the fire at Kaufmanstad's Congress Hall, which it was discovered was caused by Communists. The burning of the Hall was a message to Communists all over Kaufmanstad to begin the Revolution.
The communists already occupy two cities, one a port city, Kaufmansburg, the other, Raleightown, in the mountains. The communist Revolutionary Army occupies a front facing east toward the national capital, Stuville. Kaufmansburg is at the mouth of the Kaufman River, which is downriver from Stuville. The communists, which have set up their own government in Kaufmansburg under the heading "Workers' Socialist Republic of Kaufmanstad" are led by Chairman Charles Matthis of the Central Executive Committee.
The regular national forces are led by the legally elected President Thomas Boudinot. The regular army and navy are on his side, as is roughly 75% of the population. Boudinot has choosen to keep the capital in Stuville, even though it is threatened by the Communists. Furthermore, he is directing that reconstruction of Congress Hall continue.
Both sides are asking for international help.
Events got kicked off with the fire at Kaufmanstad's Congress Hall, which it was discovered was caused by Communists. The burning of the Hall was a message to Communists all over Kaufmanstad to begin the Revolution.
The communists already occupy two cities, one a port city, Kaufmansburg, the other, Raleightown, in the mountains. The communist Revolutionary Army occupies a front facing east toward the national capital, Stuville. Kaufmansburg is at the mouth of the Kaufman River, which is downriver from Stuville. The communists, which have set up their own government in Kaufmansburg under the heading "Workers' Socialist Republic of Kaufmanstad" are led by Chairman Charles Matthis of the Central Executive Committee.
The regular national forces are led by the legally elected President Thomas Boudinot. The regular army and navy are on his side, as is roughly 75% of the population. Boudinot has choosen to keep the capital in Stuville, even though it is threatened by the Communists. Furthermore, he is directing that reconstruction of Congress Hall continue.
Both sides are asking for international help.