Laiatanese Patriotic Front

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Laiatanese Patriotic Front
Mahigan Patriotik Front
Laiatanese Patriotic Front.png

Country Laiatan Flag2.png Laiatanese Federation
Active March 19, 1953 - July 6, 1968 (on ceasefire from 1966, legitimate political party in 1968)
Leaders Slava Yarmolnik
Vladimir Chebotaryov
Anastasia Ukhov
Nikita Nikishin
Katherine Galdin
Ideology Communism
Left-wing nationalism
Marxism-Leninism
Anti-fascism
Headquarters Cliffs and caves near Sevrod
Area of
operations
Concentrated in the western areas of Laiatan, targeted major cities across the country through IED and guerrilla attacks.
Strength 10,000 - 14,000 (at their height in 1960)
Allies New Laiatan Federation
Opponents Government of Laiatan

The Laiatanese Patriotic Front (LPF) (Mahigian: Mahigan Patriotik Front (MPF)) was a terrorist organization involved in the Red Laiatan conflict from 1955 to 1966. The organization sought to remove the democratically elected government of Laiatan and dismantle the capitalist economic system in place. It was the largest of the two communist guerrilla groups active during the Red conflict. The LPF agreed to a ceasefire in 1966 with the federal government, and disarmed over two years. In 1968, it combined with the New Laiatan Federation to form a legal political party.

The LPF employed guerrilla tactics against the Laiatanese Armed Forces and local police forces. Car bombings and hit-and-run attacks were used extensively against government and military targets. Attacks by the LPF resulted in the deaths of roughly 4,200 civilians, while Laiatanese military and police killed an estimated 7,500 guerrillas.

History

An economic downturn in the mid 1940s led to growing distrust in Laiatan's capitalist system and democratic government. During this time most individuals started voting for politicians with more socialist and liberal views, in stark contrast with the predominately conservative government put into power years before.

Financing

Armed activity

Peace talks

Disarmament and transition to political party

Laiatan Flag2.png Laiatanese Federation Laiatan Flag2.png
Main article: Laiatan
Important Topics: CultureLupineLaiatanese languageMahitouLaiatanese koronaDefense Forces
Government: CabinetFederation AssemblyFederal CouncilPeople's CouncilPresidentSupreme Federal CourtPolitical Parties
History: Pre-Mahigan LaiatanKingdom of LaiatanLaiatanese EmpireLaiatanese JuntaLaiatanese Federation
Important Figures (Past and Present): Yuliya SurkovaZakhar KreskovAleksey ZukovYuri IVKaterina INika AlkaevYura Lainov