International Union of Worker's Republics
| International Union of Worker's Republics | |
|---|---|
| Abbreviation | IUWR |
| Founder(s) | Siberia |
| Leader(s) | Siberia (Until joining the Eurasian Confederacy |
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| Historical Information | |
| Founded | 332 |
| Dissolved | 392* |
The International Union of Worker's Republics was a political and military alliance between various socialist and communist states across Yata. It was originally founded as "The International Union of Radical Socialists" by the Siberian Soviets in 332 in order to spread the philosophy of Siberian Premier Tuyana Byambasüren, who is seen as a radical by the more hardline vanguardists in the Aundzer Alliance.
In 348 the alliance was jointly reorganized into the IUWR by Siberia and the Union of America in the Rurikpavlovsk Agreement, allowing for more international membership such as Volta and Hausaland. A few years later the leader of the IUWR, Siberia, unified into the Eurasian Confederacy, leading to the alliance's leadership being reorganized into a rotating position. Following this point the alliance became slowly became de facto defunct as its member states slowly vanished off the map while the survivors didn't participate in the alliance, coming to its final conclusion in 392 once all member states were absorbed into The Confederacy.
