Federation of Georgia (1983: Doomsday)

the Republic of Georgia is a country on the Caucasus formed after Doomesday.

Pre-Doomsday
Georgia had been part of the Soviet Union since 1921. It had no major military bases, industrial capitals or administrative importance.

Doomsday
Georgia had been spared during Doomsday as it didn't have much importance on the USSR as a whole, excepting that Stalin was born there.

Post-Doomsday
Georgia announced it's independence from the USSR on Doomsday. At the beggining, it was hard to keep control as massive immigration crossed the borders. Some independist states, Abkhazia, Ossetia and Ajaria, announced independence from Georgia.

On 1998 the government could finnaly manage to re-order the government with a new Constitution, but it was still weak, so the president Eduard Shevardnadze was forced to recognize Abkhasia, Ossetia and Ajaria as independent nations.

On 2003, the President was displaced on the bloodless "Rose Revolution". Mikheil Saakashvilli turned into the President of Georgia.

the 2007 war
On 2007, the Mingrelian population on Northeastern Abkhazia declared the Republic of Mingrelia. The Georgians quickly intervened on Abkhazia's favour. The war was quick although very bloody. The Mingrelian population was reduced to a 60% than the Mingrelian population before the war. The Georgians, strangely, made the strangest peace treaty with the Mingrelians: they would be allowed to make a small, independent country on the region of Guria, just over Ajaria. The country was then named Mingrelia-Guria.

After the War
the Republic of Georgia was then abolished. Georgia turned into the Federation of Georgia.

Encounter with Siberia
On 2009, Georgia re-established public radio. About at the same time, Siberia sent its first transmitions onto the Caucasus. The Georgians are mantaining contact with them, but their relations are tense as the Caucasians believed that the USSR would claim their country,

Geography
The Federation of Georgia is divided into 7 Federated Nations and 1 District (T'bilisi).