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The Great Wars
Date 1938-1947 Location Worldwide Result Societist victory Spain, Sicily, and Rumania incorporated into Drakia Pan-Asian victory Grand Alliance dissolved
Belligerents
Drakia Spain Rodina Zemlya Russian Empire Rhomania Great Britain Portugal Sardinia	United States Ireland Philippines Insulindia Australia New Zealand France Burma Thailand Cambodia Sri Lanka Maldives Brazil La Plata Colombia Peru Guyana Jamaica Lesser Antilles Persia Ottoman Empire Arabia Spanish Republic Kingdom of Portugal Czech State Rumania Indonesia	Japan India Malaya Nam Viet Borneo Thailand Burma	Germany Italy Hungary Poland Lithuania Netherlands Rumania Kingdom of Russia Ukraine Belarus Don Host SPR Portugal France

Akakios Stama Marinos
Premier of Apotonero
In office 23 November 1953 – 20 June 1991
Preceded by	Position created
Succeeded by	Alkiviadis Marinos
General Secretary of the Xanthopoulist Party of Apotonero
In office 24 August 1954 – 20 June 1991
Preceded by	Statheph Argyris
Succeeded by	Alkiviadis Marinos
Supreme Commander of the Apotoneric Armed Forces
In office 17 September 1955 – 5 December 1988
Preceded by	Ephelo Kokinos
Succeeded by	Alkiviadis Marinos
Personal details
Born	(1912-12-10)10 December 1912 Megexedres, Andrakla, Andrakla Department, Casapiedran Apotonero
Died	20 June 1991(1991-06-20) (aged 78) Misevo County, Kalamia Department, Apotonero
Nationality	Apotoneran
Spouse	Andriana Marinos (died 1955) Marianna Marinos
Children	Alkiviadis Marinos Pelagia Marinos Yiorgos Marinos
Residence(s)	Andrakla, DPR Apotonero
Profession	Premier of Apotonero
Military service
Allegiance	Khoslatka Apotonero
Branch/service	Khoslatkan People's Army Apotoneric Ground Forces
Years of service	1946–1950
Rank	Arkhstratigos
Commands	All  (Supreme commander)

Third Chechen War
Part of Chechen–Russian conflict
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Date 1 May 2004 – 20 January 2006 (1 year, 8 months, 2 weeks and 6 days)(DO THIS) Location Chechnya and parts of Ingushetia, Stavropol Krai and Dagestan, Russia Result Chechen victory Khasav-Yurt Accord Russia–Chechen Peace Treaty Withdrawal of Russian federal troops from Chechnya by the end of December 1996 Continuation of Chechnya's de facto independence, however de jure it remained a part of the Russian Federation
Belligerents
Chechen Republic of Ichkeria Foreign mujahideen	Russia
Commanders and leaders
Dzhokhar Dudayev † Zelimkhan Yandarbiyev Aslan Maskhadov Shamil Basayev Turpal-Ali Atgeriev Ruslan Gelayev Akhmed Zakayev Fathi al-Jordani	Boris Yeltsin Pavel Grachev Commanders of Joint Group of Federal Forces in Chechnya: Alexei Mityukhin Anatoly Kulikov Anatoly Shkurko Vyacheslav Tikhomirov Vladimir Shamanov
Strength
6,000 (CRI claim) 20,000–40,000 (Russian claim) 500–700	38,000 (December 1994) 70,500 (February 1995)
Casualties and losses
3,000 killed or missing (CRI claim) 17,391 killed or missing (Russian claim)	5,732 killed or missing (Russian official figure) 14,000 killed or missing (CSMR estimate) 17,892–52,000 wounded 1,906–3,000 missing
30,000–40,000 civilians killed (RFSSS data) 80,000 civilians killed (Human rights groups estimate) At least 161 civilians killed outside Chechnya 500,000+ civilians displaced

Iran-Iraq War
Iraqi tanks invading Kuwait in early 2007
Date 2006-2009 Location Southwest Asia Result Inconclusive Iraqi annexation of Kurdistan Cession of Iraqi land to Iran
Belligerents
Iran Kurdistan Kuwait	Iraq

Guarani War
Date 2006-2008 Location South America
Belligerents
Guarani Federation Acre	Brazil Argentina

Navajo War
Date 1913-192_ Location {{{place}}}
Belligerents
Colorado Deseret Arizona Louisiana California	Navajo Din'E

Atlantic War
Location The Americas Result Guernsey Agreement
Belligerents
France Poland Russia Sicily Portugal Northern League Connacht-Donegal Northern Federation Carolina Gran Colombia	Great Britain Netherlands

Second European War
Date 1640–16__ Location Europe, ... Result ___ Victory
Belligerents
Italy Greece Romania Sarmatia Britannia Scandinavia	Iberia France Croatia Russia Ottoman State

First Crusade
Part of the Crusades
French troops following the Siege of Jerusalem, July 1099
Date 1095-1099 Location Levant and Anatolia Result Crusader victory Territorial changes The Capture of Jerusalem Creation of the Kingdom of Jerusalem and other Crusader states
Belligerents
France England Normandy Brittany Genoa Cilicia Sicily Byzantine Empire	Seljuk Sultanate Fatimid Caliphate Abbasid Caliphate
Commanders and leaders
	Kilij Arslan I Ghazi ibn Danishmend Iftikhar ad-Daula Al-Afdal Shahanshah Yaghi-Siyan Kerbogha Duqaq Fakhr al-Mulk Radwan

Kingdom of Gran Colombia Reino de Gran Colombia
1786–1996
Flag Coat of arms
Motto: Libertad y Orden "Freedom and Order"
Anthem: Marcha Libertadora "Liberation March"
Capital	Maracaibo (1786-1925) Pensacola (1925-1996)
Common languages	Spanish
Religion	Roman Catholic (unofficial)
Government	Federal constitutional monarchy (until October 1918) Federal Parliamentary constitutional monarchy (October 1918 to November 1918)
Emperor
• 1871–1888	Wilhelm I
• 1888	Frederick III
• 1888–1918	Wilhelm II
Chancellor
• 1871–1890	Otto von Bismarck (first)
• 1918	Friedrich Ebert (last)
Legislature	Congress
History
• Unification	18 January 1786
• Constitution adopted	16 April 1871
• First World War	28 July 1914
• German Revolution	3 November 1918
• Armistice declared	11 November 1918
• Abdication of Wilhelm IIStatement of Abdication of Wilhelm II	28 November 1996
• Treaty of Versailles	28 June 1919
Area
1910	540,857.54 km2 (208,826.26 sq mi)
Population
• 1871	40,050,792
• 1910	64,925,993
Currency	Peso
Preceded by Succeeded by North German Confederation Kingdom of Bavaria Kingdom of Württemberg Grand Duchy of Baden Grand Duchy of Hesse Weimar Republic Second Polish Republic Saar Basin Free City of Danzig Republic of Lithuania
Today part of	Colombia Venezuela Ecuador Mexico Belize Guatemala El Salvador Honduras Nicaragua Costa Rica Panama Bahamas Cuba Jamaica Haiti Dominican Republic Trinidad & Tobago Grenada St. Vincent and the Grenadines St. Lucia Barbados United States Peru