Langenia is celebrating the 101st anniversary of the Grand Revolution in Langenia of March 1919 and the celebrations of the Victory in the Americas, Victory in Europe and Victory over Japan Days in the Second World War. Due to the coronavirus pandemic and the national lockdown Langenia was unable to hold the usual celebrations commemorating the Grand Revolution that overthrew the corrupt Langenian ruler of the time. All coronavirus cases in Langenia (only a few hundred people, as the lockdown has remained in place since March) are in quarantine in hospitals, guarded by local police. Thus, we have decided to hold the festivities for all aforementioned holidays immediately. Nonetheless, social distancing and mask wearing protocols are still in place, and there is a limit to the number of spectators. We are allowing foreign delegations to come and view the festivities (international travel to Langenia from regular foreign citizens remains banned), however, they must take a coronavirus test from a Langenian lab first, and stay away from the locals to avoid contamination. On arrival the delegations will be driven to the best hotels in Langenia, where they will stay during their visit. All delegations can arrive at Aragon Alejandro Furia International Airport, in Aragon, the capital of Langenia.
Festivities
The day will begin with military bands playing the Langenian national anthem in Eagle Square and all across the country.
After breakfast, the people will then lay wreaths at monuments dedicated to the military of Langenia and the leaders of the revolution, including Alejandro Furia. The Supreme Leader Nicolas Furia himself will lay a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and at the statue of Alejandro Furia in Eagle Square. People all across the country are permitted to have small parties with limits of 10 people. At 10 A.M. Nicolas Furia will give a speech from the balcony of the Presidential Palace. At 11 A.M., a large military parade with military personnel and equipment from all branches of the Langenian Revolutionary Armed Forces, the National Guard of Langenia, and the Revolutionary Guard Militia will march from the Soldiers and Sailors Monument, through the Victory Arches and Eagle Square, and to the Presidential Palace, the Northeast Citadel. Local military forces will do the same across the country. After the parades, the Aragon Symphony Orchestra will perform at the Aguilla Theatre. Dancing and performances will take place all across the country, and the day will end with a national fireworks display on live television. At 7 P.M. Nicolas Furia will give another speech from the balcony of the Presidential Palace. When Nicolas Furia is not giving speeches or the military parade is not in session, local politicians from the Republican Party of Langenia will be allowed to give speeches of their own. All of these events will be broadcast live on state television.
Rules:
- No metagaming.
- Invite only. If you don't have an invite, TG me if you're interested and I'll give you the OK.
- Don't come to Langenia just to insult and fight with us.
- No godmodding.
- No murders, robberies, crime in general, etc.
- No declarations of war, military actions, what you would find in International Incidents.
- No trying to communicate with locals.
- Delegations will communicate in English (or Langenia's Arodian).
