The Federal Republic of Elhazia Q&A

[Elhazia]

Elhazia is a country that I've been developing for some time and this seems like a good way to present it to you. Here is the factbook. http://iiwiki.com/wiki/Elhazia
It contains a lot of things, but there will be much much more.

So, if there is anything you'd like to know about Elhazia, feel free to ask.

[Encyltica]

What does the Freedom and Direct Democracy stand for?

[Elhazia]

What does the Freedom and Direct Democracy stand for?

Hi
Unfortunately, I haven't made all political parties yet, but SDD will be sth like this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_a ... _Democracy and maybe like this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kukiz%2715
So, a right-wing populist party that stands for direct democracy and majoritarianism.

[Encyltica]

Thank you!

[Kenmoria]

What are the major allies of Elhazia?

[Elhazia]

What are the major allies of Elhazia?

Interesting question. Elhazia is, mostly, a self-sufficient nation and we do not participate much in international incidents. But we have very good relations with our neighbours (Malaguenia and Dii) and several other nations in Greater Olympus.

[De Almerland]

When will you interact more in GO?

What is the average clothing style for a Elhazian citizen, and how popular are tracksuits?

[Elhazia]

When will you interact more in GO?

What is the average clothing style for a Elhazian citizen, and how popular are tracksuits?

OOC:

Oh, hi! I actually check our chat frequently. But, until a few days ago I had exams, so I wasn't active, but soon I will continue to work on our wiki stats pages (I promised a few weeks ago to do so). I'll answer your second question in a few minutes

[Verona Beach]

Hi! What's the symbolism of your flag?

[Elhazia]

What is the average clothing style for a Elhazian citizen, and how popular are tracksuits?

Okay, If you are asking about everyday clothing style, Elhazians are known to be somewhat relaxed due to its collectivist and feminine culture. In our culture, overly formal dressing is perceived as creating distance to other people, while we value cooperation and closeness.
So tracksuits are very popular on the streets and are not rarely seen in many institutions such as schools and universities.
At work, people dress a little more formally.
T-shirts with collar, sweaters and blouses are the most common in almost all places, although it also depends on the region and season.

When it comes to formal clothing, it is not as common as in the other countries, but it is interesting that ordinary ties are almost non-existent. People usually wear bow ties (if they want to look very serious) or they wear a shirt and maybe a suit without a tie.

Central Elhazian cities (which is full of mountains) is also known for large jackets made of wool and scarfs with traditional patterns that can be bought in any Central Elhazian shop that sells clothes, souvenirs or traditional stuff.

[Elhazia]

Hi! What's the symbolism of your flag?

Hi!

The pattern is our traditional pattern that is found on many folk costumes, ornaments and traditional clothes. We are very proud of out traditions and we like to have it on our flag. The star represents the legend according to which the wise men followed the star (on the sky) that led them to the place they wanted to go.

[Verona Beach]

Hi! What's the symbolism of your flag?

Hi!

The pattern is our traditional pattern that is found on many folk costumes, ornaments and traditional clothes. We are very proud of out traditions and we like to have it on our flag. The star represents the legend according to which the wise men followed the star (on the sky) that led them to the place they wanted to go.

Cool! That's interesting. Must be hard for kids in school to draw though. Speaking of which, what's the education system like?

[Elhazia]

Hi!

The pattern is our traditional pattern that is found on many folk costumes, ornaments and traditional clothes. We are very proud of out traditions and we like to have it on our flag. The star represents the legend according to which the wise men followed the star (on the sky) that led them to the place they wanted to go.

Cool! That's interesting. Must be hard for kids in school to draw though. Speaking of which, what's the education system like?

Thank you. Kids do not draw it in schools, but we do have allegiance.
You are lucky, because I've just started doing the education system. Children go to school when they are 7 years old. Elementary school has 8 grades. In first 5 grades there is one teacher who teaches all subjects, while in 6th, 7th and 8th grade each teacher teaches his own subject. After finishing elementary school, children can choose between gymnasium or vocational school. You can find subjects here:

http://iiwiki.com/wiki/Elhazia#Education

Oh, and also homeschooling and charter schools are very common.

[Verona Beach]

Cool! That's interesting. Must be hard for kids in school to draw though. Speaking of which, what's the education system like?

Thank you. Kids do not draw it in schools, but we do have allegiance.
You are lucky, because I've just started doing the education system. Children go to school when they are 7 years old. Elementary school has 8 grades. In first 5 grades there is one teacher who teaches all subjects, while in 6th, 7th and 8th grade each teacher teaches his own subject. After finishing elementary school, children can choose between gymnasium or vocational school. You can find subjects here:

http://iiwiki.com/wiki/Elhazia#Education

Oh, and also homeschooling and charter schools are very common.

Wow, that's actually pretty neat. Well done!

[Elhazia]

Thanx But there will be much more
If there is anything else you'd like to know, feel free to ask

[Dolwan]

Your factbook looks good! Very neat and detailed.

[Elhazia]

Thank you!

[Elhazia]

Bump

[Destructive Government Economic System]

Who was the citizen (of your nation) that created your flag?

[Elhazia]

Who was the citizen (of your nation) that created your flag?

It is unknown. But our first president Tomislav Jehliczki ordered it and approved, along with the Parliament.