Kamchatka (Kamchatkan Revolution)

Basic Information
The Nation of Kamchatka, often informally refered to as NoK or Kamchatka, is a large Representative Republic with Socialist traits, spanning from the tip of the Great Siberian Penninsula to 50 miles west of the River Lena. It borders Mongolia to the mid-south, China to the south-east, Japan via Sakhalin Island, and Russia to the East.

Kamchatka is a quadparte government, with an Executive branch, a Congressian branch, a Provincal branch, and a Judical branch.

The military power of the Nation of Kamchatka varies slightly, with averages from 2010-2015 being roughly 250K troops in the nation at any time, though averages go down during fall and spring to 200K. They use a time-share squadron theory, with any 250 men going home at one time, and another 250 men coming in for 6 months at a time.

History:
During the Great Russian Famine

Government

Kamchatka is compromised of 16 internal provinces, each of which contains 3 Senators, and Representives based on the population of each province. Counties within them have 1 CoSenator and 1 CoRepresentive that meets with others of the Nation in order to discuss demands of the citizens.

One province is the Socialist Republic of Siberia, which was it's own nation from 1929 till 1967, when it voted to join NoK as an automonous region. Leon Trotsky was it's leader from 1929 till 1956. His son, Lanard Trotsky, took over from 1957 to 1976, when he was assassinated by a Soviet agent, provoking the Siberian-Soviet War, which evolved into the Third Russo-Kamchatkan War. The next leader was a Kamchatkan socialist by the name of John, whose last name was never spoken. He declared war on NoK, who later assassinated him, and installed Katherine Trotsky as leader. She and President Robert married, with her signing a treaty bringing SRS into the Kamchatkan lands.

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