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== '''Introduction''' == | == '''Introduction''' == | ||
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== '''Monuments & Buildings of Petrograd''' == | == '''Monuments & Buildings of Petrograd''' == | ||
Petrograd has a lot of planned monuments and buildings. Currently, only two major monuments based on historical Petrograd; [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_and_Paul_Fortress The Peter-paul fortress] (incomplete) and the town [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smolny_Institute The Smolny Institute] | [[File:Smolny Institute.png|thumb|222x222px]] | ||
[[File:Paul Peter.png|thumb|222x222px]] | |||
Petrograd has a lot of planned monuments and buildings. Currently, only two major monuments based on historical Petrograd; [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_and_Paul_Fortress The Peter-paul fortress] (incomplete) and the town [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smolny_Institute The Smolny Institute]. These structures were both built prior to the Russian Revolution however historically they were repurposed for the Soviet Union after the Russian Revolution. The Peter-Paul fortress was home to the Trubetskoi Bastion Prison which hosted [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leon_Trotsky Leon Trotsky] as a political prisoner. The Smolny Institute is currently used as the main administrative capital building hosting the Congress of Petrograd and the Bolshevik Party. | |||
[[File:Lenin Square.png|thumb|221x221px]] | |||
Other major monuments include Lenin Square, a square built to look like [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vladimir_Lenin Vladimir Lenin], the revolutionary which helped the creation of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and was a key figure in the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_Civil_War Russian Civil War] and also the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/October_Revolution October Revolution] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_Revolution Russian Revolution]. The Palace of Soviets, which is planned to be based on the historical [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palace_of_the_Soviets Palace of Soviets] which was never built, planned to be originally constructed in Moscow. The Palace of Soviets was designed to be an influential building to represent the true power of the Soviet Union and the workers. Construction of the Palace of Soviets is still underway and may take several months of progress and construction. | |||
Other | Other buildings of Petrograd are either residential or used for industry and the collectivisation of resources and also the planned Soviet economy. These buildings are all managed by the workers and the Party. The residential buildings of Petrograd are completely free for immigration and new residents of Petrograd. | ||
== '''Constitution of Petrograd''' == | == '''Constitution of Petrograd''' == | ||
* The | The Constitution of the Soviet Republic of Petrograd goes as follows: | ||
''' | * The Petrograd Soviet recognises the 3 political freedoms: Freedom of speech, Freedom of press and Freedom of assembly into any faction or party. | ||
* The Soviet recognises all rights founded in the fundamental laws of the Soviet.'''< | '''<nowiki/>''' | ||
''' | * The Soviet recognises all rights founded in the fundamental laws of the Soviet. | ||
* All ranks must elected by a motion submitted by any resident.'''< | '''<nowiki/>''' | ||
''' | * All ranks must be elected by a motion submitted by any resident. | ||
* Petrograd declares itself a Minecraft Soviet republic. Meaning the collective ownership of resources, mines and farms; run in the interests of its citizens.'''< | '''<nowiki/>''' | ||
''' | * Petrograd declares itself a Minecraft Soviet republic. Meaning the collective ownership of resources, mines and farms; run in the interests of its citizens. | ||
* No player will live in a shack or die from hunger because he can’t afford to buy items within his own town! '''< | '''<nowiki/>''' | ||
''' | * No player will live in a shack or die from hunger because he can’t afford to buy items within his own town! | ||
* As in any Soviet republic the fundamental power of society is in its citizen in a participatory democracy, the | '''<nowiki/>''' | ||
* As in any Soviet republic, the fundamental power of society is in its citizen in a participatory democracy, the Soviet balances representative democracy and direct democracy. | |||
** Any citizen can call for a election on a representative, with the results being published in 10 days. | ** Any citizen can call for a election on a representative, with the results being published in 10 days. | ||
** Any citizen can submit a motion to any branch of government which must be voted on. | ** Any citizen can submit a motion to any branch of government which must be voted on. | ||
** The mayor like any position can be removed by popular vote.'''< | ** The mayor like any position can be removed by popular vote. | ||
''' | '''<nowiki/>''' | ||
* All decision made by the governing majority must be followed out full heartily by any minority. The minority cannot obstruct or disobey the actions of the decision of the majority and their representative.'''< | * All decision made by the governing majority must be followed out full heartily by any minority. The minority cannot obstruct or disobey the actions of the decision of the majority and their representative. | ||
''' | '''<nowiki/>''' | ||
* In a crisis the mayor or the vote or consensus of online commissars can make decision without a vote, as emergency powers. | * In a crisis, the mayor or the vote or consensus of online commissars can make a decision without a vote, as emergency powers. | ||
* All information about town politics and event must be published for the public in an unbiased manner.'''< | * All information about town politics and event must be published for the public in an unbiased manner. | ||
''' | '''<nowiki/>''' | ||
* In addition to the mayor the position of commissar of public works is created, which involves coordinating and suggest public work projects | * In addition to the mayor, the position of commissar of public works is created, which involves coordinating and suggest public work projects which contribute to the development of Petrograd. | ||
** Of course any citizen can suggest projects which can be voted with the commissar being responsible in publishing the results. | ** Of course any citizen can suggest projects which can be voted with the commissar being responsible in publishing the results. | ||
== Government & Politics == | == Government & Politics == | ||
[insert information on the politics and government of Petrograd][[Category:Towns]] | [insert information on the politics and government of Petrograd][[Category:Towns]] | ||
Revision as of 22:17, 21 August 2017
Introduction
Petrograd (officially known as the Soviet Republic of Petrograd) is the administrative capital of Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. It is situated near the border of Soviet Finland and the Baltic Sea. Petrograd is a large city, with lots of living space in Soviet-style apartments. The town also includes a small industrial complex and also a large sub-surface mine supplying a vast amount of resources. The city is also surrounded by a large amount of fertile land which is in process of being converted into agricultural usage.
History of Petrograd
[Insert history here]
Monuments & Buildings of Petrograd
Petrograd has a lot of planned monuments and buildings. Currently, only two major monuments based on historical Petrograd; The Peter-paul fortress (incomplete) and the town The Smolny Institute. These structures were both built prior to the Russian Revolution however historically they were repurposed for the Soviet Union after the Russian Revolution. The Peter-Paul fortress was home to the Trubetskoi Bastion Prison which hosted Leon Trotsky as a political prisoner. The Smolny Institute is currently used as the main administrative capital building hosting the Congress of Petrograd and the Bolshevik Party.
Other major monuments include Lenin Square, a square built to look like Vladimir Lenin, the revolutionary which helped the creation of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and was a key figure in the Russian Civil War and also the October Revolution and Russian Revolution. The Palace of Soviets, which is planned to be based on the historical Palace of Soviets which was never built, planned to be originally constructed in Moscow. The Palace of Soviets was designed to be an influential building to represent the true power of the Soviet Union and the workers. Construction of the Palace of Soviets is still underway and may take several months of progress and construction.
Other buildings of Petrograd are either residential or used for industry and the collectivisation of resources and also the planned Soviet economy. These buildings are all managed by the workers and the Party. The residential buildings of Petrograd are completely free for immigration and new residents of Petrograd.
Constitution of Petrograd
The Constitution of the Soviet Republic of Petrograd goes as follows:
- The Petrograd Soviet recognises the 3 political freedoms: Freedom of speech, Freedom of press and Freedom of assembly into any faction or party.
- The Soviet recognises all rights founded in the fundamental laws of the Soviet.
- All ranks must be elected by a motion submitted by any resident.
- Petrograd declares itself a Minecraft Soviet republic. Meaning the collective ownership of resources, mines and farms; run in the interests of its citizens.
- No player will live in a shack or die from hunger because he can’t afford to buy items within his own town!
- As in any Soviet republic, the fundamental power of society is in its citizen in a participatory democracy, the Soviet balances representative democracy and direct democracy.
- Any citizen can call for a election on a representative, with the results being published in 10 days.
- Any citizen can submit a motion to any branch of government which must be voted on.
- The mayor like any position can be removed by popular vote.
- All decision made by the governing majority must be followed out full heartily by any minority. The minority cannot obstruct or disobey the actions of the decision of the majority and their representative.
- In a crisis, the mayor or the vote or consensus of online commissars can make a decision without a vote, as emergency powers.
- All information about town politics and event must be published for the public in an unbiased manner.
- In addition to the mayor, the position of commissar of public works is created, which involves coordinating and suggest public work projects which contribute to the development of Petrograd.
- Of course any citizen can suggest projects which can be voted with the commissar being responsible in publishing the results.
Government & Politics
[insert information on the politics and government of Petrograd]