Free Cities League
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VIKTIGE NOEN DEZ DËEZ
RELEVANT NEWS OF THE DAY
by Manfred Yurgensun
RELEVANT NEWS OF THE DAY
by Manfred Yurgensun
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- Referendum held in the 7 Member-Cities of the Free Cities' League unanimous - the cities are part of the People's State. With results varying between 73% for the 'yes' in Grinebaden/Grünebaden and 55% in Loebeck/Lübeck and Handelsburg, our Bogan-German brethren has agreed to become full participants in the Social-Nationalist process! To ease the period of transition, for 5 years, the area belonging to the former Free Cities will be designated and specially administrated as Boganishedoetshe Selfsfervaltings Provints/Boganischedeutsche Selbsverwaltungsprovinz, with a large margin of autonomy in putting into force the transition from parasitic and internationalist capitalism into Social-Nationalism, the ideology the Bogan Germans chose to adopt. After 1958, Bogan Germania will become a normal province with special autonomy in education and culture, in order to promote its own cultural sub-national identity.
- Strong snowfall all over the People's State creates difficulties in more isolated villages, as the Folksshuts (People's Protection - Civil Protection) heroically tries to avoid deaths due to electricity outages. The situation is particularly dramatic in Koldland, where December temperatures drop to an all-time low of -20 ºC and it does not even snow anymore, so cold is the weather. Malachor is suffering from pretty harsh temperatures as well, dropping to around -10 ºC, uncommon before January.
- Folksrad announces the beginning of compulsory military service for women. Until now, all men when completing 18 years of age, were required to undergo military service, in order to strengthen their virility, their commitment to the People and Social-Nationalism and learn first-hand the values of sacrifice, discipline and solidarity. Considering the fact that women could be excused from military service if they wished so was an 'insidious Christian influence', the Folksrad, in the name of equality, has expanded the law to everyone.