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• Japan
  |minister of defense = Suujiku |minister of education = Watan Tanka
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• South Korea
  |minister of defense = |minister of education =
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• China
  |anthem = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UctriMuXYS0 March of the Volunteers] |minister of defense = daoy
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• Indonesia
  |minister of education = |minister of defense = The Jayakarta
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• Emerick
  office6= Secretary of State| office10= Secretary of State|
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• Israel
  |minister of defense = John TG |minister of education =
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• Aerofluff
  ...smanship, having been introduced to the workforce initially as an employee of [[Block S LLC]]'s BAR Weapons before it was forced to close down due to a d ...on American home soil (July-August '09). With the victories and reclaiming of American territory, her company re-opened in late August with brief success
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• Turkey
  {{Turkey Menu}} |name = Turkey
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• South Balkans War (Summer of 2016)
  |map = Map-South Balkans War (Summer of 2016).png |location = South Balkans, Turkey
  19 KB (2,305 words) - 05:00, 30 October 2022
• Ukraine
  |minister of defense = Ostapikkk |minister of education = MrPanda De Elite
  12 KB (1,610 words) - 18:22, 5 July 2023
• Poland
  |minister of defense = Kasia59 |minister of education = Hormonek
  15 KB (1,819 words) - 13:21, 27 June 2023
• France
  |minister of defense = Eldgo44 |minister of education = michkhine2
  19 KB (2,432 words) - 08:56, 18 May 2023
• Bulgaria
  |minister of defense= |minister of education= Cobricata
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• Greece
  |minister of defense = Precious Box |minister of education = Jimkats1
  11 KB (1,227 words) - 16:47, 24 June 2023
• Hungary
  |minister of defense = economisto |minister of education = Tomi_ur
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• Iran
  |minister of defense = MiladBit |minister of education = MANTICORE KING
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• Israel/עברית
  ...5px]][[Aluminium/עברית|אלומיניום]]||{{FlagBall|Serbia|25}} [[turkey]]
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• Making the game fair and equal for everyone
  ===Copies of original article=== Name of the country (language of the article) - Link to the article on [[eRepublik]]:
  21 KB (3,453 words) - 07:35, 30 October 2023
• History/6 December 2008
  *[[Turkey]] occupied [[Greece]]. *[[Finland]] re-conquered [[Aland]] and finally holds all its original regions.
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• The Book of Dio/Chapter 10
  {{Book of Dio}} ...love that leads to peace. That road is beset on all sides by the divinity of our holy and immortal God Emperor Dio Brando. Upon that road we can tread d
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• Romania-Ukraine War
  belligerants2={{FlagLink|Ukraine}}<br>{{FlagLink|Turkey}}| |Romania 157 vs Ukraine 56, Turkey 203)
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• Dobrogea
  {{Neighbors|Bassarabia|Black Sea Coast of Turkey|Muntenia|Southern Basarabia|Taurida|Varna}} The following lists the known [[Mayor]]s of the region
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• Taurida
  It was part of [[Romania]] as a result of the [[Romania-Ukraine War]] that ended May 17, 2008. {{Neighbors|Abkhazia|Bassarabia|Black Sea Coast of Turkey|Dobrogea|Donbas|North Caucasus|Varna|Zaporozhia}}
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• Central Anatolia
  |coatofarms = Coat-Turkey.png {{RegionIntro|Turkey|capital=Ankara}}
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• Mediterranean Coast of Turkey
  |name = Mediterranean Coast of Turkey |link = Mediterranean-Coast-of-Turkey
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• Aegean Coast of Turkey
  |name = Aegean Coast of Turkey |link = Aegean-Coast-of-Turkey
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• Marmara
  {{RegionIntro|Turkey|capital=Istanbul}} {{Neighbors|Aegean Coast of Turkey|Aegean Islands|Black Sea Coast of Turkey|Burgas|Plovdiv|Thrace|Central Anatolia}}
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• Black Sea Coast of Turkey
  |name = Black Sea Coast of Turkey |link = Black-Sea-Coast-of-Turkey
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• Arbetarepartiet MSAP
  ...ions of the workers as opposed to improving the conditions of the minority of company owners. ...sexual orientation, religion, party adherence or nationality. The by-laws of the party can be found [http://www.erepublik.se/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=3185 h
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• History of Russia
  ...collect the beginnings of Russia is to tap into some sort of fanciful tale of wizards and witches. ...ries of the past, an eRussian History.” He recalls the past as some sort of dark storm engulfing the landmass.
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• Phaedrus Lidox
  office_location4=Turkey | ...key]], [[Party president]] of the ''Ambrotos Byzantium Kratos'', and owner of ''The Ankara Times'. He died on August 22 and was later resurrected.
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• Aegean Islands
  The Aegean Islands is a cluster of several islands. The Aegean Islands were taken over by the [[Turkey]] during the [[Balkan Wars]] and liberated by [[Greece]] in the last Greek-
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• Attica
  Attica was capital of Greece for most of the time. ...vement was made by the [[Congress|Hellenic Parliament]] to change the name of Athens to Rathens, after the first [[Greece Prosperity Movement|Greek Repub
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• Central Greece
  The geographic region of Central Greece actually includes [[Attica]] aswell. ...the war and continued to operate. The region was the last to be taken by [[Turkey]] in the [[Third Balkan War]]. It was freed on [[History/15_June_2009|June
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• Crete
  {{RegionIntro|Greece|capital=Heraklion}} It is an island periphery (region) of Greece. Crete was taken over by [[Turkey]] during the [[Balkan Wars]] and liberated by Greece in the last Greek-Turk
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• Epirus
  Epirus was taken over by the [[Turkey]] in the [[Balkan Wars]] and recaptured from Greece in the last Greek-Turki The following table lists the congressmen of the '''Epirus''' in chronological order.
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• Ionian Islands
  The Ionian Islands is a group of seven islands, hence the alternative name of "the Seven Islands", which is used commonly in Greece. The Ionian Islands were taken over by [[Turkey]] during the [[Balkan Wars]]. The region was freed on August 12, 2009.
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• Macedonia
  ...[Balkan Wars]] but was freed in a resistance war on June 12, 2009, as part of [[Operation Turkish Delight]]. {{Regions|{{BASEPAGENAME}}}}
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• Peloponnese
  The region was taken over by [[Turkey]] during the [[Balkan Wars]] and was liberated during the last Greek-Turkis The following table lists the congressmen of the '''Peloponnese''' in chronological order.
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• Thessaly
  Thessaly was taken over by [[Turkey]] during the [[Balkan Wars]]. The following table lists the congressmen of the '''Thessaly''' in chronological order.
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• Thrace
  Thrace was taken over by the [[Turkey|Turkes]] during the [[Balkan Wars]] and retaken over by [[Greece]] afterwar ...[[Hospital]] and Q4 [[Defense system]], as it was region with high chances of battle.
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• Southeastern Anatolia
  |coatofarms = Coat-Turkey.png {{RegionIntro|Turkey|capital=Diyarbakir}}
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• Eastern Anatolia
  |coatofarms = Coat-Turkey.png {{RegionIntro|Turkey|capital=Erzurum}}
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• Beersheba South District
  The region had been under [[Turkey|Turkish]] rule for months until [[Big Brother]] started a resistance war. The following table lists the congressmen of the '''Beersheba South District''' in chronological order.
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• Haifa district
  ...remely poor relations between Turkey and Israel. Relations has simmered as of late (July 2010) but war could erupt at any time historically in this regio {{Neighbors|Mediterranean Coast of Turkey|Nazareth North District|Tel Aviv Center District}}
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• Jerusalem district
  ...m has changed governmental hands numerous times, mostly between Israel and Turkey. '''Jerusalem district''' had a medium level of production of [[File:Icon - Fruits.png|50px]] [[Fruits]].
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• Nazareth North District
  ...of [[Turkey]] as a result of the [[Turkey-Israel War]]. It was freed from Turkey on February 18, 2009. The following table lists the congressmen of the '''Nazareth North District''' in chronological order.
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• Tel Aviv Center District
  The region became part of [[Turkey]] as a result of the [[Turkey-Israel War]], but was regained during [[Operation Turkish Delight]]. Battle The following table lists the congressmen of the '''Tel Aviv Center District''' in chronological order.
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• Israel/Ελληνικά
  {{main|History of Israel}}
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• History of the United Kingdom
  ...#3C8FA7">[http://www.erepublik.com/en/country/United-Kingdom <span>History of the United Kingdom</span>]</span> ...ted Kingdom]] &nbsp;&nbsp;[[File:Coat-United Kingdom.png|60px|Coat of Arms of the United Kingdom]]</center>
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