Pizen Central City and history/ Moscow Inspired City
Pizen Golden Heart of Slavic Republic of Albion
Zamopizenskaja and Oche District with Kremlin and Red Square.
Avenue Kremlevskaja and District with the best look at the Kremlin. The Zamopizenskaja District.
Temple of Klaovo and the district of Ostozenka, here you can find old shops and apartments many that survived the 1953 battles. Modern Apartments wore build in 1965 in place of old districts.
Pizen River and one of 7 Skyscrapers of Jerusko.
As the sun risen on the ruins of Nogovicka, the first free broadcast from the city came a Lithustanian owned radio company put on the waves of Nogovicka "Les Feuilles Mortes". For many this song is the song is the symbol of freedom and opposition to the Communist government. After 2 years of occupation and war, Albion Cities lay in ruins and many even tought the country would never restrore to it former glory. Nogovicka 78% of the city wore in ruins, Pizen 56% and all of the industrial districts destroyed, Morskaja Gora 73% and this list continued.
Even before Soviet invasion had ended, its social costs were being measured not just in the lives lost and the destruction of homes, but by the continued upswing in the barometer of illegitimacy, venereal disease, and divorce. This was taken as an indication that there had been a wartime breakdown in public and private sexual conduct. They began calling for firm and fast action to restore the old moral values of 'Kran'etian Rights' and sexual continence. Indeed so many marriages were threatened by wartime adultery that one Minister of Albion Undergound government proposed a blanket indulgence for war-separated couples who went through another religious ceremony to renew their marriage vows.
The Golden Age of Freedom ended, 1953 the new Albion started growing.
The power in Albion was taken by military government, which killed most of all opposition and a laws called "Albion First" wore made on every citizen. "Every woman must bring atleast two children or more, Every man must work for the better future of our children" - Article 3. Military Government under General Jerusko taken control of every day life. American Companies in Nogovicka broadcasted anti-communist films. The fear of return of the Soviets wore a real one. After 1953 Invasion and Collapse of the Soviet Albion, there wore discusion of USSR of returning Socialism to Albion.
The breakdown of the traditional sex roles of a large section of the Hijaran female population was the most profound sexual consequence of Soviet invasion – even though its full impact was to take two decades to manifest itself. The female labour force, in Malden, Everon Argindia and Kushan-Lesov, expanded by over forty per cent during the war years. Its significance was not so much that the industrial sex-segregation barriers had been breached by women who made ships and aircraft, but that by the final year of the war three quarters of the new women workers were married. Many of these were mothers of young children who entered the workplace for the first time. In answering the urgent call to join the production battle demanded by a 'total war', this large section of the female population had finally broken down the resistance to employing wives and mothers.
1953 to 1961 the Albion Economy started restoration of the economy (Albion Economy returned to Growth of 1951 only in 1985). Jerusko Government controlled all of publications in the country. "We can't give the communist a chance of brainwashing our people" - Jerusko. Many Books wore seen as Socialist Propoganda like the drama book "Tales of a Town", in which a story of a woman who married a worker of Socialist Albion Government. Those books that wore found supporting ideas of socialism wore burned and autors send to prison. The 1958, saw trials of 7 popular autors, called the "Book Trial".
The Government of Jerusko started restoring the cities of Nogovicka and Pizen, moving the industrial away from the city. Nogovicka in start of 1960 started again becoming the center of Artists and the start of the "Nogovicka Spring". The hippies have taken the city. Drugs, Alchogol and the rise of the "Flower Revolution". Riots of 1961 for elections wore brutally stoped and many leaders wore send to prison for supporting the "Socialist enemy".
The generation of post war, wanted to have more then they wore given by society. Old ideas of "Albion Dream - 2 cars, private house and good work" wore lost in the poor slums of the ruined cities of Albion. "Jerusko must leave!" - wore many times chanted on protest.
"Good Times" - Tell the big brother.
The 1960 started with first growth. The teenage population copied Western Type of life and flocked to major cities like Nogovicka and Pizen. American Tunes played on Radio, with "Buble Gum Rock" with songs like "I love you" and "Oh my farm". If the song had no politcs it was passed. At this period the radio and television had mostly no political programs, the only party of Jarusko was re-elected in every elections with mostly 99%, the big brother said that the democracy has won in the country. Mostly all wore happy. After war many of the population had no interest in politics. Even gay clubs in Nogovicka wore rarely raided by the Jerusko Police. You wore free until you enter the world of poltics.
LGBT community at this time was mostly underground, most those that wore send to prisons wore Leaders demanding return to pre-1951 laws, which granted freedom to every citizen. Closed Gays clubs wore in Nogovicka and Pizen. Mostly all Pre-Gay clubs that wore opened pre-1951 invasion wore remade in to Straighe only. The Central Police, hunted mostly Gays that wore openly gay or people that wore for political reasons named gay and send to prison, like the case of writer Anton Perkoviev which was opposed to Jerusko rule, his trial seen that he was homosexual and he was send for re-education and died while in Prison. The Freedoms of pre-1951 Albion wore lost. While Albion lost it LGBT rights, Kushan-Lesov Empire still kept rights of LGBT to freely gather and not persecuted, Tzargrad at this time became a popular destination for the gays from Albion.
Quick Fact - Homosexuality in Kran'et never was seen as a sin, it was seen as a third sexs. In 1918 following RSFSR, Albion, Kushan-Lesov and Argindia abandoned laws for "Man-Catching" and adopted more liberal stands.
Women Rights, all women kept there voice and could vote in elections, but mostly women wore seen by Jerusko Government as "Holders of warm home" not workers or aspecilly government officials. Women had less pay then men and there job growth was often slowed down of them being women. There wore only three women in Albion Government, one of them Olga Perskova, held campaign "Clean Rose" which by many now is seen as a 1850 organization, old minded making women look like less equal then men. The "Clean Rose" demanded from women to be clean and to be married once, that women must not divorse and that women are there to protect the house. Many women wore attacked by the "Clean Rose" campaign, like singer Ylia Petr even left the country after the organization started a campaign against her, as she has been in 2 marriages and had no children and lived a free life. She only returned to Nogovicka after Jerusko Government fell.
The immediate response to the end of the war was one of delirious joy and relief. People poured into the streets when peace was announced to sing, dance, cry and to kiss and hug absolute strangers. Peace brought an end to agonising tensions, to shortages, to the separations, and the long hours of work. The urgency of returning to "normality" gripped many like a fever. There was a boom in babies and marriages.
For most women the blessings in the years that followed were mixed indeed. The trend to shift many more women in paid work into the textile and clothing industries started before the war ended, and this continued. Women who had been metalworkers and ironworkers in aircraft and munitions factories found that their man's jobs and man's pays disappeared. Equal pay" was reduced to 75% of the male rate.
This period see two parts the start of the "Flower Revolution" in Nogovicka and generation of "Buble Gum" that had no political interests only interest in good life standarts and to buy more western products. The "Flower Revolution" only started growing in force in major cities, while in Suburbs and Villages the idea of a strong protecter against the communist and western imperialism grew. As bread and entertaiment returned to ruins of Albion, the people demanded only that the government keep it up and protect.
The Flower Revolution Generation wore people that remembered the pre-1951 life of a middle class and consumer society with a clean democracy or young adults of 21 to 26 that grown in the time of occupation and now lived in Jerusko Dictatorship. Nogovicka became the beacon of the revolt, with radios controlled by private companies by foreigners like Lower Columbia and Syldavia. In this cities people gathered to join the religiouse cults of Kra'net "Yrsko" (Cult promoting free love and demanding the government to leser control) and organizations like "Flower". The Nogovicka Spring begun. Many seen this as a return to the democracy lost in the Military Occupation by the soviets and in military junta taking control.
Demonstrations first peaceful in Nogovicka became radical. Riots of 1964, burned 75 cars and burned down Secret Police Office in the city. The riots main aim was to liberate the country from the military junta. The main problem that the "Flower Revolution" had to many political and religiouse ideas and no strong leader to oppose the government, the riots only damaged the reputation with the simple citizens of Nogovicka. But still first after war programs like "Nogovicka Echo" apeared with talks on problems of the country and real discussion with the government wore host.
The idea of equality of women and men wore voiced in Nogovicka from mostly every radio station. Jerusko Government was losing control of the second largest city in the country. On may 17 1967, the special forces raided many bars and clubs and taken the HQ of radical anti-government organizations, which wore out-lawed the next day. Nogovicka Spring ended with police taking the Leaders of oppositions and many fleeing to Genosha. Hiigaran Confederacy for the first time condemened the action of Jerusko Government, but after a week the event was forgotten in Noviji Port (Old Capital of Confederacy). At this period the confederacy was more like a EU organization, with no strong government and less Federation Type that Hiigara is now.
Buble Gum Music returned to Albion. All wore happy under the big brother, all oblasts voted 99%, controlled democracy was living in Albion. The big brother said all was good, the people wore fearing the returned of 1951-1953, happily anwsered "All is good", this how ended the 1969. This was the last year that the Jerusko Government lived in peace. In poor and fear stricken society there can't be democracy. Next update will be on Pizen White Revolt and start of democracy in Albion.
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