Carolinian Worker's Rebellion

Carolinian Worker's Rebellion
Part of the Cold War
Plane flying over Carolinia in 1990.
Date 9 November 1989 - 22 February 1997 9 John 1956 SC - 22 Noah 1964 SC (7 years, 3 months and 13 days) Location North America Result Communist rebel tactical victory. Dictatorship collapses in 1997. Elections in 1997 begin. Carolinian Worker's Republic takes over large swathes of territory. Carolinian government flees capital in 2009.
Belligerents
Carolinian State Supported by: United States (1990-1997)	Carolinian Worker's Republic Supported by: Soviet Union (1989-1991) Czechoslovak Socialist Republic (1989-1990) People's Republic of Bulgaria (1989-1990)
Units involved
Carolinian Army United States Army	Communists
Strength
: 5 : 1	3

The Carolinian Worker's Rebellion was a conflict that lasted from 1989 to 1997. It was fought between Communist rebels in Carolinia who formed the Carolinian Worker's Republic in 1990 and the Anti-Communist Carolinian State. It lasted for over 7 years. It eventually led to the northern regions of Carolinia to fall under Communist control until in 2005 when the Communists seized the entire capital of Carolinia and the government was forced to flee.