Welcome to the Socialist Republic of Liechtenstein, a nation forged in the crucible of a tumultuous past. Nestled between the great Alps, Liechtenstein has had a violent communist revolution that fought against the previous horrible monarchy.

On September 23 2096, Liechtenstein was gripped by social inequality and widespread discontent from general lack of action against problems within the nation. The monarchy, disconnected from the struggles of the common people, ruled with an iron fist, exacerbating the economic disparities between the elite and the working class. Fuelled by a fervent desire for change, a grassroots movement led by intellectuals and labour unions had gained momentum.

The revolution in Liechtenstein unfolded organically, devoid of foreign aid or alliances. The oppressed citizens, tired of economic exploitation and political oppression, rose up in arms for collective defiance against the previous system. The once-silenced voices of the proletariat echoed through the streets as they demanded justice, equality, and an end to monarchist rule.

The struggle was fierce and fast. Citizens faced brutal crackdowns from the monarchy's army, but the revolutionary spirit endured. Eventually, the revolutionaries succeeded in toppling the monarchy, and  Liechtenstein emerged as the great socialist republic. The Great Revolutionary War ended on the 27th September. The government, now led by a coalition of workers, embarked on a journey of radical transformation, implementing sweeping social and economic reforms empowering the common man.

While the scars of the revolution remain etched in the collective memory, Liechtenstein stands today as a testament to the resilience of its people. The nation has undergone significant changes, embracing a unique blend of communism and local governance. Liechtenstein's journey serves as a reminder that sometimes, the most profound revolutions arise from the determined spirit of a united populace striving for a brighter, more equitable future.