Difference between revisions of "Internationale"
From eRepublik Official Wiki
(update) |
|||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
{{LangMenu}} | {{LangMenu}} | ||
| − | {{ | + | {{Partyalliance |
|name=Internationale| | |name=Internationale| | ||
|logo=Internationale log.png| | |logo=Internationale log.png| | ||
| Line 61: | Line 61: | ||
|2010 | |2010 | ||
|- | |- | ||
| − | |[[Johnobrow Dadds]] | + | |[[Johnobrow|Johnobrow Dadds]] |
|June - July | |June - July | ||
|2010 | |2010 | ||
| Line 78: | Line 78: | ||
|- | |- | ||
|Duracraft | |Duracraft | ||
| − | |October - | + | |October - ? |
|2010 | |2010 | ||
|- | |- | ||
| Line 84: | Line 84: | ||
==Member Parties== | ==Member Parties== | ||
| − | |||
Member parties of the Internationale, as of Day 962 of the New World. | Member parties of the Internationale, as of Day 962 of the New World. | ||
| Line 122: | Line 121: | ||
*{{CountryLink|Philippines}} - Filipino Labor Party | *{{CountryLink|Philippines}} - Filipino Labor Party | ||
*{{CountryLink|Slovakia}} - [[Slovak Socialist Party]] | *{{CountryLink|Slovakia}} - [[Slovak Socialist Party]] | ||
| − | |||
==Internationale Red Army== | ==Internationale Red Army== | ||
| − | + | {{Main|Red Army}} | |
| − | The Internationale's [[Red_Army|Red Army]] | + | The Internationale's [[Red_Army|Red Army]] was a collaborative military effort of militias associated with the Internationale Military Committee. |
| − | + | ||
| − | + | ||
===Engagements=== | ===Engagements=== | ||
| − | |||
* '''Moravia. August 4-5, 2010.''' This natural region of the Czech Republic had been occupied by Slovakia. At the request of member-party Czech Socialist Party, Red Army forces participated in helping to liberate it. | * '''Moravia. August 4-5, 2010.''' This natural region of the Czech Republic had been occupied by Slovakia. At the request of member-party Czech Socialist Party, Red Army forces participated in helping to liberate it. | ||
* '''South Korea. Summer, 2010.''' In response to an unprovoked attack on South Korea by Japan, forces associated with the Internationale fought to defend South Korean regions. Unsuccessful in preventing the Japanese assault, but helpful in rallying players to the cause of South Korean independence and self-determination. | * '''South Korea. Summer, 2010.''' In response to an unprovoked attack on South Korea by Japan, forces associated with the Internationale fought to defend South Korean regions. Unsuccessful in preventing the Japanese assault, but helpful in rallying players to the cause of South Korean independence and self-determination. | ||
| − | ''Prior to formation of IMC'' | + | ''Prior to the formation of IMC'' |
* '''Summer 2009. Far Eastern Russia.''' A number of leftist militias cooperated in a resistance war in Far Eastern Russia aimed at liberating the region from Indonesia. Although the "communist riot" was not successful militarily, it helped to encourage a movement that later did succeed in returning FER to Russia. | * '''Summer 2009. Far Eastern Russia.''' A number of leftist militias cooperated in a resistance war in Far Eastern Russia aimed at liberating the region from Indonesia. Although the "communist riot" was not successful militarily, it helped to encourage a movement that later did succeed in returning FER to Russia. | ||
Revision as of 11:04, 9 October 2018
| Languages: |  |
 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Internationale
| ||||||||
| ||||||||
| ||||||||
The Internationale was an association of far-left oriented parties and organizations around the eWorld, created to help the development of socialism in all the countries. Its paramilitary wing was the Red Army. Its newspaper was l'Internationale.
Contents
Previous Chairmen
| Chairman | Month | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Osmany Ramon | October | 2009 |
| Osmany Ramon | November | 2009 |
| Maksim Chuikov | December | 2009 |
| Brian Boru | January | 2010 |
| Comrad3 | February | 2010 |
| Comrad3 | March - April | 2010 |
| Manic Eskimo | April - May | 2010 |
| Chris Carnage | June | 2010 |
| Johnobrow Dadds | June - July | 2010 |
| MachtGeil | July | 2010 |
| Jos Alembic | July - August | 2010 |
| cas3 | August - September | 2010 |
| Duracraft | October - ? | 2010 |
Member Parties
Member parties of the Internationale, as of Day 962 of the New World.
Argentina - Bloque Socialista
Australia- Australian Communist Party
Brazil - ePCB
Bosnia and Herzegovina - Radnička Partija eBiH
Chile - Partido Rodriguista
Czech Republic - Czech Socialist Party
Finland - Punainen Yhteisrintama
France - Koinmunauté Unie Libertaire
Germany - Kommunistische Partei eDeutschland
Greece - Libertarian Socialist Party
Hungary - eKommunista Part
India- Indian Workers Movement
Indonesia- Partai Komunis eIndonesia
Ireland - The Labour Party
Italy- Partito Comunista Eitaliano 
Portugal - eBloco de Esquerda- Portugal - Partido Revolucionário eComunista
Russia - Communist Party - Soviet Union
Spain - Partido Comunista de eEspaña
Sweden - Militantsocialistiska Arbetarepartiet (Militant Socialistic Workers Party)
Ukraine - Anarcho-Communists of Ukraine
United Kingdom - People's Communist Party
USA- Socialist Freedom Party
Former Member Parties
Austria- Socialist Party of Austria
Colombia- Partido Comunista de eColombia
Croatia - Revolucionarni Pokret Radnika
Denmark- Communist Party of Denmark- Italy - Partito Trotzkista eItaliano
Netherlands- The Workers' Party- Netherlands- Communist Party of eNetherlands
North Korea - North Korean Communist Party
Philippines - Filipino Labor Party
Slovakia - Slovak Socialist Party
Internationale Red Army
The Internationale's Red Army was a collaborative military effort of militias associated with the Internationale Military Committee.
Engagements
- Moravia. August 4-5, 2010. This natural region of the Czech Republic had been occupied by Slovakia. At the request of member-party Czech Socialist Party, Red Army forces participated in helping to liberate it.
- South Korea. Summer, 2010. In response to an unprovoked attack on South Korea by Japan, forces associated with the Internationale fought to defend South Korean regions. Unsuccessful in preventing the Japanese assault, but helpful in rallying players to the cause of South Korean independence and self-determination.
Prior to the formation of IMC
- Summer 2009. Far Eastern Russia. A number of leftist militias cooperated in a resistance war in Far Eastern Russia aimed at liberating the region from Indonesia. Although the "communist riot" was not successful militarily, it helped to encourage a movement that later did succeed in returning FER to Russia.
