Kazakhstan

The Socialist Federal Republic of Kazakhstan is a large nation in Central Asia. It is currently led by Vladimir Kamenev, who rose to power by both election and revolutionary action.

Overview
Kazakhstan has an estimated population of around 50,000,000 if you include both the Kazakh motherland and the annexed territory of Uzbekistan. Our GDP is about a $432,000,000,000 due to the absorption of Uzbekistan.

Political structure of Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan functions as a Marxist-Leninist state, run by a combination of worker's councils and the Communist Party of Kazakhstan. Reactionary ideologies are banned, and the state is currently undergoing a radical transformation towards a communist society.

Kazakh Foreign Relations
Kazakhstan is the head of the Fifth International, a global coalition of Communist, Socialist, and Social Democratic nations across the world. We enjoy very close ties with the Confederate Socialist States of America, the Russian Far Eastern Republic, the Republic of Nevada(boo), and Pennsylvania.

The Civil War
Kazakhstan is starting to recover from a large armed political conflict between two factions. After a white phosphorus attack in the streets of Almaty, the Kazakh government cut down on civil liberties in order to secure the security of the nation. This cued many demonstrations, mostly headed by Anarchists. The Kazakh Premier was assassinated whilst giving a public speech, and emergency elections were held. Vladimir Kamenev rose to power, stating that the road to communism was to be paved. The Minister of Defense at the time, Andrei Bukanin, then staged a coup d'etat against Kamenev's government. This triggered a civil war. At first, Bukanin had many supporters. But after a long period of brutal guerrilla warfare, foreign intervention, and resistance, the democratically elected government was reinstated.