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-'''Eretzora''' (Alstern : ארצורה, Sniatyn: Ерэтзора), officially the '''State of Eretzora''' (Alstern: מדינת ארצורה, Sniatyn: Государства Ерэтзора), is a sovereign nation located in the far east of northern Brigidna, on the northwestern shore of the [[Ostaran Sea]]. It is commonly referred to as part of the [[Marzanna]] region, due to its historic ties to nations in the region, though this is often disputed. It shares land borders with the [[Severyane|Republic of Severyane]] to the north and the [[Republic of Belasev]] to the east. Eretzora's economic and technological sectors are centred in the cities of [[Kiryat Shlosha]] and [[Katzilya]], whilst its seat of government and capital is the city of [[Ayalon]].
+'''Eretzora''' (Alstern : ארצורה, Sniatyn: Ерэтзора), officially the '''State of Eretzora''' (Alstern: מדינת ארצורה, Sniatyn: Государства Ерэтзора), is a sovereign nation located in the far east of northern Brigidna, on the northwestern shore of the [[Ostaran Sea]]. It is commonly referred to as part of the [[Marzanna]] region, due to its historic ties to nations in the region, though this is often disputed. It shares land borders with the [[Severyane|Republic of Severyane]] to the north and the [[Republic of Belasev]] to the west. Eretzora's economic and technological sectors are centred in the cities of [[Kiryat Shlosha]] and [[Katzilya]], whilst its seat of government and capital is the city of [[Ayalon]].
 In 1516, the [[Union of Socialist Republics]] under the command of [[Gregor Perov]] established the [[Alstereni Autonomous Oblast]] in its easternmost region in an attempt to concentrate the Alstereni (an ethnocultural minority associated with the [[Alsterenist]] faith) community, at the time numbering just under five million persons, in one place. Perov, an ardent proponent of Severyan superiority, believed it was in the best interests of the Severyan people if all non-Severyan persons were removed from Severyane. The Alstereni Autonomous Oblast was thus first established as an autonomous region of the [[Socialist Republic of Severyane]] in 1516, but it became a republic of the union in its own right only four years later. The Alstereni People's Republic - the smallest constituent nation of the USR - initially struggled to encourage mass Alstereni settlement, with Alsterenis - numbering 1.3 million in 1520 - comprising less than 50% of the republic's total population. Continued oppression at the hands of Gregor Perov's government saw the population rise by over a million between 1520 and 1525, the year in which the republic declared independence from the union as the State of Eretzora. Taking advantage of the newly established state's Law of Priority - a section of the constitution that guarantees the right of abode to all Alsterenists, including converts, and anyone with at least a single Alsterenist grandparent - millions from across the world, namely the [[Goldecia|Kingdom of Goldecia]], the [[Severyane|Republic of Severyane]], the [[Kubaniza|Kubanizan Federation]] and other former republics of the [[Union of Socialist Republics]]. The [[United Workers Party (Eretzora)|United Workers Party]], known locally as Mifleget HaPoalim HaMeuhedet, governed the country for the next two decades under the pretense of continuing the socialist vision of the former [[Alstereni People's Republic]]. The reign of [[Esther Hotovely]], who rose to power in 1546 following the death of her husband Prime Minister [[Yaakov Hotovely]], saw the country transition into a free market economy. Eretzoran society post-independence has been characterised by the tense relationship between the country's secular majority and its small, but growing and influential, orthodox minority.

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 [[File:Tel Aviv. De hoofdsynagoge aan de Allenby Road, Bestanddeelnr 255-1805.jpg|170px|thumb|left|Kiryat Shlosha's Central Sakak at Bloomfield Street. ]] Eretzora remained a socialist state even after the collapse of the Union of Socialist Republics and was governed by a single party, the United Workers Party, from independence until 1546. The United Workers Party was the sole legal political organisation during this period of time, though it comprised of various factions that represented different sectors of society, such as proponents of Katzism and ethnic Belays. Religious freedom was severely limited at points, namely during [[Prime Ministers of the State of Eretzora|Dor Kramarov's]] administration. From 1536 until his resignation in 1542, "public displays" of religion, such as the wearing of religious garments, were outright prohibited in the country, causing tension between the government and the country's growing Orthodox population. [[Prime Ministers of the State of Eretzora|Tzachi Barak]] relaxed the law upon being appointed Prime Minister. In 1543, 16 Treizen, an orthodox activist named Baruch Hornstein, assassinated Prime Minister Barak in Ayalon. Riots erupted throughout the country and hundreds of orthodox businesses were vandalised and even burned to the ground, including Kiryat Shlosha's Central Sakak.
-The early 40s was dominated by the conflict between Katzist and anti-Katzist factions of the United Workers Party. The Katzists, led by Prime Minister Ya'akov Hotovely,
+The early 40s were dominated by the conflict between Katzist and anti-Katzist factions of the United Workers Party. The Katzists, led by Prime Minister Ya'akov Hotovely,
 === Hotovely Regime ===

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	[[File:Tel Aviv. De hoofdsynagoge aan de Allenby Road, Bestanddeelnr 255-1805.jpg\|170px\|thumb\|left\|Kiryat Shlosha's Central Sakak at Bloomfield Street. ]] Eretzora remained a socialist state even after the collapse of the Union of Socialist Republics and was governed by a single party, the United Workers Party, from independence until 1546. The United Workers Party was the sole legal political organisation during this period of time, though it comprised of various factions that represented different sectors of society, such as proponents of Katzism and ethnic Belays. Religious freedom was severely limited at points, namely during [[Prime Ministers of the State of Eretzora\|Dor Kramarov's]] administration. From 1536 until his resignation in 1542, "public displays" of religion, such as the wearing of religious garments, were outright prohibited in the country, causing tension between the government and the country's growing Orthodox population. [[Prime Ministers of the State of Eretzora\|Tzachi Barak]] relaxed the law upon being appointed Prime Minister. In 1543, 16 Treizen, an orthodox activist named Baruch Hornstein, assassinated Prime Minister Barak in Ayalon. Riots erupted throughout the country and hundreds of orthodox businesses were vandalised and even burned to the ground, including Kiryat Shlosha's Central Sakak.		[[File:Tel Aviv. De hoofdsynagoge aan de Allenby Road, Bestanddeelnr 255-1805.jpg\|170px\|thumb\|left\|Kiryat Shlosha's Central Sakak at Bloomfield Street. ]] Eretzora remained a socialist state even after the collapse of the Union of Socialist Republics and was governed by a single party, the United Workers Party, from independence until 1546. The United Workers Party was the sole legal political organisation during this period of time, though it comprised of various factions that represented different sectors of society, such as proponents of Katzism and ethnic Belays. Religious freedom was severely limited at points, namely during [[Prime Ministers of the State of Eretzora\|Dor Kramarov's]] administration. From 1536 until his resignation in 1542, "public displays" of religion, such as the wearing of religious garments, were outright prohibited in the country, causing tension between the government and the country's growing Orthodox population. [[Prime Ministers of the State of Eretzora\|Tzachi Barak]] relaxed the law upon being appointed Prime Minister. In 1543, 16 Treizen, an orthodox activist named Baruch Hornstein, assassinated Prime Minister Barak in Ayalon. Riots erupted throughout the country and hundreds of orthodox businesses were vandalised and even burned to the ground, including Kiryat Shlosha's Central Sakak.
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 Following the Winter War, the new state formed close relations with several former USR republics, such as [[Saratov]] and [[Calgarov]]. It maintained no formal ties with [[Severyane]] at the outset, though informal relations were formed between the two states around 1530. A strong and close relationship with its Severyan neighbour was of strategic significance to the new Eretzoran state as the years progressed, particularly during and after the [[First Eretzoran-Belay War]].
-[[File:Tel Aviv. De hoofdsynagoge aan de Allenby Road, Bestanddeelnr 255-1805.jpg|170px|thumb|left|Kiryat Shlosha's Central Sakak at Bloomfield Street. ]] Eretzora remained a socialist state even after the collapse of the Union of Socialist Republics and was governed by a single party, the United Workers Party, from independence until 1546. The United Workers Party was the sole legal political organisation during this period of time, though it comprised of various factions that represented different sectors of society, such as proponents of Katzism and ethnic Belays. Religious freedom was severely limited at points, namely during [[Prime Ministers of the State of Eretzora|Dor Kramarov's]] administration. From 1536 until his resignation in 1542, "public displays" of religion, such as the wearing of religious garments, were outright prohibited in the country, causing tension between the government and the country's growing Orthodox population. [[Prime Ministers of the State of Eretzora|Tzachi Barak]] relaxed the law upon being appointed Prime Minister. In 1543, 16 Treizen, an orthodox activist named Baruch Hornstein, assassinated Prime Minister Barak in Ayalon. Riots erupted throughout the country and hundreds of orthodox businesses were vandalised and even burned to the ground.
+[[File:Tel Aviv. De hoofdsynagoge aan de Allenby Road, Bestanddeelnr 255-1805.jpg|170px|thumb|left|Kiryat Shlosha's Central Sakak at Bloomfield Street. ]] Eretzora remained a socialist state even after the collapse of the Union of Socialist Republics and was governed by a single party, the United Workers Party, from independence until 1546. The United Workers Party was the sole legal political organisation during this period of time, though it comprised of various factions that represented different sectors of society, such as proponents of Katzism and ethnic Belays. Religious freedom was severely limited at points, namely during [[Prime Ministers of the State of Eretzora|Dor Kramarov's]] administration. From 1536 until his resignation in 1542, "public displays" of religion, such as the wearing of religious garments, were outright prohibited in the country, causing tension between the government and the country's growing Orthodox population. [[Prime Ministers of the State of Eretzora|Tzachi Barak]] relaxed the law upon being appointed Prime Minister. In 1543, 16 Treizen, an orthodox activist named Baruch Hornstein, assassinated Prime Minister Barak in Ayalon. Riots erupted throughout the country and hundreds of orthodox businesses were vandalised and even burned to the ground, including Kiryat Shlosha's Central Sakak.
 === Hotovely Regime ===

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 According to its own constitution, Eretzora is both a democratic and Alsterenist state, though this is interpreted as being a homeland of the Alstereni people as opposed to a state based on Alsterenist religious doctrine. Eretzora is the world's only state with an Alstereni majority, with 87.3% being designated as Alsterenis. The country's Alstereni population is further divided into the following religious characterisations: secular (39.5%), reform (33.1%), traditional (15.2%) and orthodox (12.2%).  The country's second largest group of citizens are Belays, at 4.3%, with the vast majority being Bukh'a Akhadics. Other minorities include [[Goldecian|Goldecians]], [[Ashkeds]] and [[Vostics]] from former republics of the [[Union of Socialist Republics]]. As of 1546, [[Alstern]] is the sole official language of the State of Eretzora, though [[Sniatyn]], which is the mother tongue of approximately 35% of Eretzorans, and [[Goldecian]] are legally recognised as national languages.
-Eretzora is a developed country, with a GDP per capita of $ 36,378.00, making it the wealthiest country that was once a constituent nation of the Union of Socialist Republics. The country benefits from a highly skilled workforce and is among the most educated countries in the world with one of the highest percentage of its citizens holding a tertiary education degree.
+Eretzora is a developed country, with a GDP per capita of $ 40,693.45, making it the wealthiest country that was once a constituent nation of the Union of Socialist Republics. The country benefits from a highly skilled workforce and is among the most educated countries in the world with one of the highest percentage of its citizens holding a tertiary education degree.
 == Etymology ==

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 Following the Winter War, the new state formed close relations with several former USR republics, such as [[Saratov]] and [[Calgarov]]. It maintained no formal ties with [[Severyane]] at the outset, though informal relations were formed between the two states around 1530. A strong and close relationship with its Severyan neighbour was of strategic significance to the new Eretzoran state as the years progressed, particularly during and after the [[First Eretzoran-Belay War]].