About: St. Patrick's Day War

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The St. Patrick's Day War (also known as The Second Maroon War, Operation Barbarossa, St. Paddy's War, Holocaust War, St. Patrick's Day Massacre) was a war between Nordreich and the Libertarian Socialist Federation, that started with Nordreich's Operation Fall Rot.

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rdfs:label	St. Patrick's Day War
rdfs:comment	The St. Patrick's Day War (also known as The Second Maroon War, Operation Barbarossa, St. Paddy's War, Holocaust War, St. Patrick's Day Massacre) was a war between Nordreich and the Libertarian Socialist Federation, that started with Nordreich's Operation Fall Rot.
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Date	--03-17
Preceded By	Second Great War
Result	Peace declared with the Internationale, LSF surrenders
BackgroundColor	#EE2C2C
Conflict	St. Patrick's Day War
Followed By	Third Great War
Force	100(xsd:integer) dbkwik:resource/cxvsSbMz7IfygttKEsKfiw== Libertarian Socialist Federation Nordreich
abstract	The St. Patrick's Day War (also known as The Second Maroon War, Operation Barbarossa, St. Paddy's War, Holocaust War, St. Patrick's Day Massacre) was a war between Nordreich and the Libertarian Socialist Federation, that started with Nordreich's Operation Fall Rot. On March 17, 2007, Nordreich launched a surprise attack on the LSF. Though a member of the Internationale, only one of their MADP partners, the Byzantine Empire actually honoured the pact that was signed hours before. Two of the other MADP partners, the Socialist Workers Front and the Euphorian Commonwealth, joined after two days of stalling, thus allowing Nordreich to combat the LSF and the BE with a great advantage, which in turn led to a quick crushing of the LSF. Despite the break up of the SWF, some members within the LSF and the BE to this day still feel bitter towards the rest of the left about this whole affair. It is believed by some, that had the other alliances of the first Internationale entered the war on the first day in defence of the LSF and the BE (which was a member of the Internationale), the LSF would have faced less damage and peace would have arrived at a much faster pace. In turn, the relations between the Internationale alliances would have remained intact. However, this was not the case.

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