Mother Alaska is with us | |||||
Capital (and largest city) |
Cinigrad | ||||
Language | English, German, Athabaskan languages, Eskimo-Aleutic languages | ||||
Ethnic Groups main |
Russians | ||||
others | Eskimos, Aleuts, Athabaskans, Germans | ||||
Demonym | Alaskans | ||||
Currency | Rubel |
The Free Alaskan Republic is a de facto dominion under Russian rule. Alaska borders Arcadia and New England to the south and Vinland to the east. The nation shares a coast with the Pacific Ocean to the west.
History[]
Administration[]
Political system[]
The president is meant to be the representative of the Russian Tsar, although he is elected by the people every five years. Laws and decisions are usually made by the parliament, called Duma, but its official name is the National Assembly of Alaska. On the side of the president is the prime minister, who is appointed from the president. To prevent political turmoil, the prime minister has to be appointed from the party with the most seats in the parliament, even if the president is from a different party. The general elections for the parliament are also held every five years. Every party is allowed to participate in the elections, but it has to have at least some kind of inner structure and has to obey the constitution.
Political Parties[]
Alaska has various political parties from all sides of the political spectrum.
Party name | Leader | Ideology |
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Republicanist Party of Alaska | Iossib Kosalechky | nationalism, centralism, economic liberalism |
Orthodex League | Christian conservatism, nationalism | |
Vanguardist Commoners' Party | Grigory Dzhugashvili | socialism, congressionalism, trade-unionism, |
Alaskan Populist Party | Nestor Karakow | anarchism, social-democracy, egalitarianism |
Provinces[]
Oblast | Capital | Flag | Representant | OTL Equivalent |
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Aleutia | St. Grigory | Aleut Islands | ||
Chukchi | North Slope, Alaska | |||
Naunavut | North West territorry of Canada/eastern Yukon | |||
Novokavkaz | Resnov | southern British Colombia | ||
Yukon | St. Vladimir | Southern Alaska/ western Yukon | ||
Yekaterin | Pjotrgrad | Alberta, Canada |
Footnotes[]
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