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On 29 October 2017, a coalition force formed by [[Westarctica]] and its ally the [[Kingdom of Shiloh]] '''invaded and conquered Calsahara''', a sovereign micronation located on the [[Carrizo Plain]] of California. As a result of the successful military operation, [[Colony of Calsahara|Calsahara]] became a colony of Westarctica. | On 29 October 2017, a coalition force formed by [[Westarctica]] and its ally the [[Kingdom of Shiloh]] '''invaded and conquered Calsahara''', a sovereign [[micronation]] located on the [[Carrizo Plain]] of California. As a result of the successful military operation, [[Colony of Calsahara|Calsahara]] became a colony of Westarctica. | ||
Liberation Day is celebrated as a [[Public Holidays in Westarctica|public holiday]] on 29 October. | Liberation Day is celebrated as a [[Public Holidays in Westarctica|public holiday]] on 29 October. | ||
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The Realm of Calsahara was a 120-acre micronation located near the tiny community of California Valley, California, just north of the Carrizo Plain National Monument, a protected natural area of the United States. It existed as an independent country starting 24 November 2009 and was ruled by various leaders, but at the time of the invasion, the monarch was [[Prince Daniel Nicholas|King Nicholas]], who had not visited his nation since 2011. | The Realm of Calsahara was a 120-acre micronation located near the tiny community of California Valley, California, just north of the Carrizo Plain National Monument, a protected natural area of the United States. It existed as an independent country starting 24 November 2009 and was ruled by various leaders, but at the time of the invasion, the monarch was [[Prince Daniel Nicholas|King Nicholas]], who had not visited his nation since 2011. | ||
Calsahara had much in common with Westarctica: it is remote, uninhabited, has a hostile climate, and nobody seems to care too much about it. The territory is also home to 13 endangered species including the [[giant kangaroo rat]], the [[San Joaquin kit fox]], and the | Calsahara had much in common with Westarctica: it is remote, uninhabited, has a hostile climate, and nobody seems to care too much about it. The territory is also home to 13 endangered species including the [[giant kangaroo rat]], the [[San Joaquin kit fox]], and the black-tailed jackrabbit. | ||
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