Kamchatka

Kamchatka (Russian: Камча́тка) is a country located near Russia and Syldavia. The current population as of 2010 is 4.5 million. The capital is Ermagrad with 207,000 residents. The country got independence from Russia in 1991, after the breakup of the Soviet Union. In 2011 it joined the AIN. The language in Kamchatka is Russian.

History
The first people settled in Kamchatka in 1612. They started a town named "Torkechva", that reached 8,904 people at it's peak. later it was abandoned due to Starvation, and cold. Later in 1656 a group of runaway criminals established a small settlement in northern Kamchatka. The king ordered to search for their trail then ended in Kamchatka. When the soldiers came, they discovered gold, coal, oil. Then in 1660 a small village named "Zverinchenvo" is established housing miners and workers who sent coal and lumber to Russia and sold the Japanese gold. In 1783 a port and forts are built and the Russians claim Kamchatka as Russian territory. In 1918 The forts of the tsar are set on fire, the communist revolution has sucsseded due to Kamchatka having a large worker population and in 1918 the area is 80% communist. Due to problems with the trade system that trains who left to the city of Magdan and came from there needed to wait for approval of moving to another state, the Kamcahtkian krai was included in the Magdan Krug (with another other krai), making fater and more efficient delivery that shorts the time for a train from Zverinchevno to Moscow in 2 days.

Under Lenin
The Population boosted up due to support for the workers in Magdan Okrug, therefor more settlement are formed, with a plan to make the half island of Kamchatka into an area to house more then 600,000 citizens. The newly constructed brick or concrete block are built with indoor heating systems and hot water boilers that replace the low 1-2 floor timber houses with no heating. The area is more habitable and more people move to work in the coal mines. For that, new cities like "Ch'neskch'n" are built and reach massive sizes in just months. These cities are called kacmahtkian boom towns that are later abandoned.

Under Stalin
Stalin encouraged people to move out of cities, and into the east. But with it come the labour camps for anit communists. The first, Linlja is a camp of 300 people, thaht later housed 12,000 prisoners with the end of WW2. Cities are named after Stalin himself like "Sovostalin, Stalins'k (abandoned in 1950) are built and house workers. The population moves north to todays "Chukotka Autonomous Okrug" yet still in the Magdan Okrug. With the massive boom, the Madgan Okrug splits to Madgan, Chukotka, and Kamcahtka.

World War II
During WW2 Kamchatka played a key role in the airline industry. Planes and tanks were made in 1940 and shipped to the germans that later used some to invade Russia. In 1941 in just 3 month, 18 factories were built for ammunition tanks and planes. The area is now in a huge lack of working power, therefor Stalin orders to force people and move to Kamcahtka.

Cold War era
During the 1950s, the Cold War made things in Kamchatka intense. It was the second front and the closest point to the USA. A few Nuclear missile silos and 5 new army based were placed in Kamchatka. They are there till this day, with 1,200 nuclear missile that will later fall into the hands of Communist Kamchatka. A new factory called Kyroten, was established making cars. The first airport in Kamchatka is established. The population reaches 1.3 million. After Stalin's death, city names of "Stalin cities" are changed back to normal, some are changes into more modern city names and shorther. Like: Ch'neskch'n 1933 -> Sovostalin 1934 -> Kropka 1960

In the 1960s, the "Khrushova" plan completely kills off old Zverinchevno, turning it to a more modern city. New high rise buildings are constructed on the east of Zverinchevno. Bednostgrad ,a new town built on the south of Kamchatka is a model for the Soviet Union, just like Pripyat became later. In the North, new plans for a new nuclear power plant that started in 1964, but stopped later. In 1967 the soviet union conducted a nuclear test in the north of Kamchatka. The site was closed for 20 years due to pollution, and today the Radioactive levels are almost twice then allowed.

In the late 80's after Gorbachev reform in the USSR, new groups in Lithuania and Latvia called for independence, so did in Kamchatka later. The Kamchatkian Freedom Movement (KFM)- was a democratic party that wanted independence for Kamchatka. Despite being banned today, the KFM merged with the communist party to create a social democrat party lated known as the SDPK, which is one of the major parties in Kamchatka today.

The Tsunami
in 2012, a tsunami struck Kamchakta after a siries of large earthquakes raging from 8.7 - 32.1 The waves reached 40 meters in avrage in the Capital area. The entire land of Kamchatka was sunk under the water and there were no survivors. Only today the land got dry again and the water retreated from the shores, tought the area is inhabitable.