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|common_name = The Pan Slavian Union | |common_name = The Pan Slavian Union | ||
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|symbol_type = Seal | |symbol_type = Seal | ||
|national_motto = "Едная Люда, Едная Сърца" | |national_motto = "Едная Люда, Едная Сърца" | ||
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(Ednaya Lyuda, Ednaya Srtza)<br /><small>"One People, One Heart"</small> | (Ednaya Lyuda, Ednaya Srtza)<br /><small>"One People, One Heart"</small> | ||
|national_anthem = "''Hey Sloveni''" | |national_anthem = "''Hey Sloveni''" | ||
| − | |image_map = | + | |image_map = Panslavmap.png |
| − | |map_caption = The Pan Slavian Union in Europe | + | |map_caption = The Pan Slavian Union in Europe (Green) |
|capital = Slovenskograd | |capital = Slovenskograd | ||
|largest_city = The Greater Slovenskograd District | |largest_city = The Greater Slovenskograd District | ||
|official_languages = Russian, Polish, Ukrainian, Belarussian, Serbo-Croatian, Bulgarian, Czech, Slovakian, Slovenian, and Macedonian. | |official_languages = Russian, Polish, Ukrainian, Belarussian, Serbo-Croatian, Bulgarian, Czech, Slovakian, Slovenian, and Macedonian. | ||
|national_languages = Russian, Polish, Ukrainian, Belarussian, Serbo-Croatian, Bulgarian, Czech, Slovakian, Slovenian, Macedonian, Romanian, and Hungarian. | |national_languages = Russian, Polish, Ukrainian, Belarussian, Serbo-Croatian, Bulgarian, Czech, Slovakian, Slovenian, Macedonian, Romanian, and Hungarian. | ||
| + | |ethnic_groups = 92.5% Ethnicities of all Slavic nations <br>0.73% Hungarian <br>0.58% Romanian <br>0.47% Roma <br>0.35% Armenian, <br>0.15% Kazakh, <br>5.22% Other | ||
|demonym = Pan-Slavian | |demonym = Pan-Slavian | ||
|government_type = Federal Republic | |government_type = Federal Republic | ||
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|calling_code = +381 | |calling_code = +381 | ||
|cctld = .psu, .pss, .пcc | |cctld = .psu, .pss, .пcc | ||
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|region = Slavia | |region = Slavia | ||
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| − | {{Region|Slavia}} | + | '''The Pan-Slavian Union''', officially the '''Federal Republic of The Pan Slavian Union''' (Neo-Slavic: Pan Slavyanska Soyuz, Cyrillic: Пан Славянска Cоюз, pronounced [pæn slɑːvjɛnskʰa sɔˌjuːz]), is a nation located in a multi-national reltations-based establishment called {{Region|Slavia}}. Having founded this Region, it serves as one of its administrative nations. The country itself is composed of twelve republics which are subject to the Federal Government and Assembly (Federativna Skupshtina) seated in Slovenskograd, the capital. The Pan Slavian Union was formed on the basis of unification of all Slavic nations, whose peoples have proven to be very similar in many respects. The histories of its individual republics are respected and remembered throughout the nation, however an intense effort has been made throughout recent years to abandon past conflict between the fellow Slavic nations that make up this nation, in order to maintain order and unity. |
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| + | The establishment of The Pan Slavian Union was inspired by proposals first drafted by Vuk Hrabrljević, a Serb politician and poet in Yugoslavia. The concept was overviewed by the Pan-Slavic Conference of January the 7th, 1964 (held in Prague, Czech Republic), and lead to the initiation of unification talks which concluded in May the 3rd 1964, resulting in the manifestation of the Proclaimation of Unification all throughout Slavic countries in Europe. Finally, on May the 15th 1967, the establishment of the Union was approved by all parties involved. Years later, Poland, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia joined the Union as well, during the Western Expansion of 1971. The Union was modified to a Federal Republic on the second of June, 1982, when further intensifications of unity arised in the Union, demanding a more solid state. | ||
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| + | Today, The Pan Slavian Union has refrained from joining the World Assembly due to the results of the referendum in 1996 which resulted in favour of not joining the Assembly. There have recently been talks initiated between The Pan Slavic Union and the World Assembly to re-submit an entry proposal to the Pan-Slavian people, but the process hasn't seemed to have gotten to a sizeable rate of progress following the effects of the Anti-WA protests held in Slovenskograd. Despite that, international trade and foreign investment has grown in the past few years due to more trade-friendly policies initiated by the Federativna Skupshtina in seated in the capital. | ||
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== Etymology == | == Etymology == | ||
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| + | The name "The Pan Slavian Union" has come to existence following a vote held in the Pan-Slavic Conference which favoured it by a percentage of 32% of voters, the second most popular proposal being "The Pan-Slovenskan Union" which recieved 22% of the votes. The term "Slavic" is used to describe the Pan-Ethnic group which mainly populates regions including Eastern Europe, Southeast Europe, Central Europe, and Russia. Slavic people share old traditional and cultural ties that extend considerably far back into ancient history. The term "Slav" does not have a clear origin, though several various theories exist. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
| − | + | The Pan Slavian Union was first proposed in 1960 by a Serb politician and poet by the name of Vuk Hrabrljević (his full, un-shortened name being "Vuk Petrobojomedrankovchelaković Hrabrljestojkopetromilislavljemitraljevskikrajishnikosrbinović). | |
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== Culture == | == Culture == | ||
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Пан Славянска Cоюз
The Pan Slavian Union |
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| Motto: "Едная Люда, Едная Сърца"
(Ednaya Lyuda, Ednaya Srtza) "One People, One Heart" |
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| Anthem: "Hey Sloveni" | ||||||
 The Pan Slavian Union in Europe (Green)
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| Region | Slavia | |||||
| Capital | Slovenskograd | |||||
| Largest city | The Greater Slovenskograd District | |||||
| Official languages | Russian, Polish, Ukrainian, Belarussian, Serbo-Croatian, Bulgarian, Czech, Slovakian, Slovenian, and Macedonian. | |||||
| Recognised national languages | Russian, Polish, Ukrainian, Belarussian, Serbo-Croatian, Bulgarian, Czech, Slovakian, Slovenian, Macedonian, Romanian, and Hungarian. | |||||
| Ethnic groups | 92.5% Ethnicities of all Slavic nations 0.73% Hungarian 0.58% Romanian 0.47% Roma 0.35% Armenian, 0.15% Kazakh, 5.22% Other |
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| Demonym | Pan-Slavian | |||||
| Government | Federal Republic | |||||
| - | President | Vlahadin Pravoslavljević | ||||
| - | Vice President | Previslov Chevonek | ||||
| - | Speaker of The Assembly | Vlashenik Barbakovchević | ||||
| Legislature | Head Council | |||||
| - | Upper house | Federativna Skupshtina (Federal Assembly) | ||||
| - | Lower house | Local Assembly | ||||
| History | ||||||
| - | Proposal | 1960 | ||||
| - | Beginning of Unification Talks | May 3, 1964 | ||||
| - | Establishment | March 15, 1967 | ||||
| - | West-Slavic Expansion | May 1, 1971 | ||||
| - | Re-Unification | June 2, 1982 | ||||
| Area | ||||||
| - | Total | 18,825,153 km2 7,268,432 sq mi |
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| - | Water (%) | 2.1% | ||||
| Population | ||||||
| - | March, 2012 estimate | 526 million | ||||
| GDP (PPP) | 2014 estimate | |||||
| - | Total | Дин. 12,252,162,162,900.00 ($21,599,674,277,867.80) | ||||
| - | Per capita | Дин. 1,154,756.64 ($35,959.16) | ||||
| GDP (nominal) | 2014 estimate | |||||
| - | Total | Дин. 115,256,735,271,262.00 ($3,589,098,971,483.89) | ||||
| - | Per capita | Дин. 788,780.06 ($24562.64) | ||||
| Gini (2012) | 28.7 low |
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| HDI (2014) | 0.792 high |
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| Currency | Pan-Slavic Dinars (Дин.) (PSD) |
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| Time zone | Slavian Time (UTC+2/+5) | |||||
| Date format | mm*dd*yyyy | |||||
| Calling code | +381 | |||||
| ISO 3166 code | PSU | |||||
| Internet TLD | .psu, .pss, .пcc | |||||
The Pan-Slavian Union, officially the Federal Republic of The Pan Slavian Union (Neo-Slavic: Pan Slavyanska Soyuz, Cyrillic: Пан Славянска Cоюз, pronounced [pæn slɑːvjɛnskʰa sɔˌjuːz]), is a nation located in a multi-national reltations-based establishment called Slavia. Having founded this Region, it serves as one of its administrative nations. The country itself is composed of twelve republics which are subject to the Federal Government and Assembly (Federativna Skupshtina) seated in Slovenskograd, the capital. The Pan Slavian Union was formed on the basis of unification of all Slavic nations, whose peoples have proven to be very similar in many respects. The histories of its individual republics are respected and remembered throughout the nation, however an intense effort has been made throughout recent years to abandon past conflict between the fellow Slavic nations that make up this nation, in order to maintain order and unity.
The establishment of The Pan Slavian Union was inspired by proposals first drafted by Vuk Hrabrljević, a Serb politician and poet in Yugoslavia. The concept was overviewed by the Pan-Slavic Conference of January the 7th, 1964 (held in Prague, Czech Republic), and lead to the initiation of unification talks which concluded in May the 3rd 1964, resulting in the manifestation of the Proclaimation of Unification all throughout Slavic countries in Europe. Finally, on May the 15th 1967, the establishment of the Union was approved by all parties involved. Years later, Poland, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia joined the Union as well, during the Western Expansion of 1971. The Union was modified to a Federal Republic on the second of June, 1982, when further intensifications of unity arised in the Union, demanding a more solid state.
Today, The Pan Slavian Union has refrained from joining the World Assembly due to the results of the referendum in 1996 which resulted in favour of not joining the Assembly. There have recently been talks initiated between The Pan Slavic Union and the World Assembly to re-submit an entry proposal to the Pan-Slavian people, but the process hasn't seemed to have gotten to a sizeable rate of progress following the effects of the Anti-WA protests held in Slovenskograd. Despite that, international trade and foreign investment has grown in the past few years due to more trade-friendly policies initiated by the Federativna Skupshtina in seated in the capital.
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Etymology
The name "The Pan Slavian Union" has come to existence following a vote held in the Pan-Slavic Conference which favoured it by a percentage of 32% of voters, the second most popular proposal being "The Pan-Slovenskan Union" which recieved 22% of the votes. The term "Slavic" is used to describe the Pan-Ethnic group which mainly populates regions including Eastern Europe, Southeast Europe, Central Europe, and Russia. Slavic people share old traditional and cultural ties that extend considerably far back into ancient history. The term "Slav" does not have a clear origin, though several various theories exist.
History
The Pan Slavian Union was first proposed in 1960 by a Serb politician and poet by the name of Vuk Hrabrljević (his full, un-shortened name being "Vuk Petrobojomedrankovchelaković Hrabrljestojkopetromilislavljemitraljevskikrajishnikosrbinović).
