NationStates Jolt Archive

"Comrades! The Supreme Soviet's throaty voice rang out, echoing throughout the crowded square.
"We are free!"
There was a huge roar, red banners, arterial blood crimson in colour, fluttered and waved all around. Hooters were going off everywhere, the people were honouring their glorious Leader's genius with a standing ovation. People cried and danced with joy.
"Comrades!" The man bellowed once more, the amplifying effect of his megaphone raising his voice to the level of a tremendous earthquake.
"We are indepedent! We have fought a long, bitter struggle, but now, on the mounds of our dead, the glorious People's Republic of Adrigrad stands bloodied, proud and FREE!"
The atmosphere was at fever pitch now. Adrigrad was free, independent of the age old Oppressors. Surely things would get better now.


-Offical Communique-
Most Noble People of the World,

We, the independent Peoples of the People's Republic of Adrigrad, do hereby stand before you independent of our age old Oppressors.

We hereby declare our indepence from *****. After years of repression, torture and extraordinary bloodshed, we are ready to join the International community as fully functioning members.

Long live Socialism! Long live Communism! Long live the Revolution!


Aleksei Nikitin
The People's Commissar for Foreign Affairs

Official Communique From The Government of Corbournne

Adrigrad,

We congratulate you on your independence.

You are welcome to establish an embassy in our nation.

We are also Communist, and you would be welcomed here.

Emily Hume
Minister of Foreign Affairs

Greetings,

Puerto Pilon would like to congratulate you as well for overcoming your oppressors. We, too, were in a situation much like yours, and it is good to see that another nation has taken the admirable step towards independence.

As such, you are free to establish an embassy in our capital, Geno. If you so desire, we can arrange for the construction of aforementioned embassy as well, because we realize the economic situations some new nations, such as ourselves, are in.

Congratulations, again!

President Marcias Diaz-Tabasco

The Republic of Greston welcomes you to a now free and unoppressed state you may build a forien affairs building in Jast after our war is over two days after our war is over we will send some troops to protect you from any more oppresion you may aslo build an embassy