New Kalban Republic

New Kalban Republic (Kalban: Nova Kalbanska Republika) is a state that exists in the Kalbans region of Kerbin. It was founded in 2088 as an attempt to recreate the SFRK.

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Flag of the New Kalban Republic
Motto		No motto as of 2144
Common Name		New Kalban Republic
Anthem		No anthem as of 2144
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Map of the Kalbans including the NKR
Demonym		Kalbanians
Official languages		Kablanic
Politics
Capital		{{{capital}}}
Government		Totalitarian with elections every 15 years
Foundation		2138
Vodja		Cmarko Supcic
Preceded by		Socijalisticka Federativna Republika Kalbanija (SFRK)
Demography
Ethnicities		Kalbanian
Population		Approx. 10 000 000
Area		SOON km²

History

After the dissolution of the SFRK, a civil war broke out in the Kalbans. Fought with the latest of the SFRK technology, including weapons of mass destruction, the destruction lowered the living standards to the levels not seen since the 1700s, with the only remaining advanced technology being small quantities of military owned weapons. 10 years after the end of the civil war, the remnants of the armies that fought in the war staged a coup against the many local tribal leaders and land owners, with the goal of reuniting the Kalbanians under one nation, and rebuilding back to modern standards. The coup was successful and the army backed government took power in 2138. The first leader was elected from the upper ranks of the military, as the government didn't have the resources to run national elections, and were won by lieutenant general Cmarko Supcic, who now took the position of Vodja, and started the rebuilding process.

The 3 year programs

The first 3 year program (Retroactively named "Zora") was launched in 2138, with the goals of repairing and reactivating many of the damaged SFRK era facilities to get the nation to the point of having some semblance of a modern nation, such as power, water, hospitals, some outdated industry, and efficient farming tools. The program was a great success with the facilities found in better condition than expected, and therefore reactivated in larger numbers. The program did not come without casualties however, with estimates ranging between 20.000 and 85.000 Kerbal deaths caused by the program.

The second 3 year program