The Union of Argoslavian Communist States

Union of Argoslavian Communist States
The Union of Argoslavian Communist States (UACS), more commonly known as the Argoslavian Union, is a country mostly located in the plains of central North America. It consists of several dozen rural districts and one major city, its capital of Decatur.

The country has a population of approximately 71,000 and controls a territory of approximately 8 square miles.

History
The Argoslavian Union, officially the Union of Argoslavian Communist States (UACS), is a federal socialist state in Northern America that has existed from 1931 to 2020. Nominally a union of multiple national Argoslavian States, it is a one-party state governed by the Communist Party, with Decatur as its capital. Its diverse population are collectively known as Argoslavian people.

The Argoslavian Union had its roots in the Great Revolution of 1875 when the Communists, headed by Volchenki Leonid, overthrew the National Government of Decatur. They established the Argoslavian Republic, beginning a civil war between the Revolutionary Guard and many anti-Revolutionary forces across the former Nation, among whom the largest faction was the Blue Guard. The Revolutionary Guard expanded and helped local Communists take power, establishing states, repressing their political opponents and rebellious peasants through the policies of Red Terror and War Communism. By 1930, the Communists had emerged victorious, forming the Argoslavian Union with the unification of the Decatur and its outlying republics.