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Stratarin was involved in the [[Auroran Imperial War]], and went on to help form the [[Auroran Continental Assembly|ACA]]. Following the war, Stratarin expanded its industrial complex exponentially, but found itself at the mercy of many systemic failures including pay freezes during inflation, harsh stance on Labour unions and corruption scandals, which lead to Ruslan Voronin's 2001 Communist Revolution. Under Voronin, Stratarin left the ACA, implemented the Five Year Plans, sent political and civilian opposition to the gulag, and began a period of isolationism. Eventually, [[Viktor Drugov]] led another revolution which saw Voronin's assassination. Isolationism ended under Drugov, but other factors continued such as the [[Wikipedia:Police state|police state]], restrictions on journalism, gulags and the Five Year Plans. Drugov was eventually couped by Mikhail Starikov at the start of the [[Auroran-Pacific War]].

 

 

==Etymology==