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Great Slave Insurrection (Colony Crisis Averted)

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The Great Slave Insurrection (French: Grande Insurrection des Esclaves), also known simply as the Insurrection or the Interregnum is the name given to a declared civil war fought between pro-slavery Franco-Spain Holy Alliance and well organized faction called the United Abolitionist Front, a rebel group led by General Francisco Franco, over the issue of slavery for four years, between 1936 and 1940.

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3583 14974 4350000 6638 Holy Alliance: 196 divisions 5445 3035 300000 2100000 --06-20 7378 UAF: 290 divisions

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the Antebellum

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border|25px Maxime Weygand border|25px Maurice Gamelin border|25px Alphonse Georges

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Holy Alliance:157,621 casualties 1236 795 Total:2,260,000 casualties Total: 663,650 casualties 1900000 360000 2233 323

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Decisive Imperial victory, Collapse of the United Abolitionist Front *Slavery sustained. *Territorial integrity preserved. *Mass assassinations on high officials led to the creation of the DPSD. *The war increases tension between Prussia and Franco-Spain which leads to an arms buildup. *Beginning of the La Reconstruction.

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France, Spain and across several parts of the Holy Alliance

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Great Slave Insurrection

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The Great Slave Insurrection (French: Grande Insurrection des Esclaves), also known simply as the Insurrection or the Interregnum is the name given to a declared civil war fought between pro-slavery Franco-Spain Holy Alliance and well organized faction called the United Abolitionist Front, a rebel group led by General Francisco Franco, over the issue of slavery for four years, between 1936 and 1940. Originally, the abolitionist movement started as anxiety against slavery and the Imperial Colonial Administration oversight of slavery in the empire, with abolitionist tired of the organization's bureaucracy. It first started as peaceful protest for the end of slavery, but years of frustrating negotiations and governmental crackdown, some groups began to used more forceful methods, eventually abandoning diplomacy in favor of terrorist tactics. The Insurrection began after a pronunciamiento (declaration of opposition) by a group of generals of the Holy Alliance Armed Forces and abolitionist under the leadership of José Sanjurjo against the slaveocracy government of the Franco-Spain Holy Alliance. With assassination of Napoleon VI and the raid on the Bastilla, instead of the civil war, the Franco-Spain faced a full-scale slave revolt throughout the empire.The rebel forces received support from Prussia, while the Russian Empire later intervened in support of the "loyalist," or Imperials, side. Other countries, such as the United Kingdom and Prussia, operated an official policy of non-intervention.