Odeschyna
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In 1988 the citizens of the oblast declared that they had become disillusioned with the current Soviet governmetn and asked for independence, which was granted. The oblast then became the People's Socialist State of Odeschyna and has continued to exist with a centrally planned economy well into the new millennium. | In 1988 the citizens of the oblast declared that they had become disillusioned with the current Soviet governmetn and asked for independence, which was granted. The oblast then became the People's Socialist State of Odeschyna and has continued to exist with a centrally planned economy well into the new millennium. | ||
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| Motto: "Strength in Unity" | |||||||
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| Capital | Odessa | ||||||
| Largest city | Odessa | ||||||
| Official language(s) | Russian & Ukrainian | ||||||
| Government Chairman
Foreign Minister | Socialist State Sergei Kopeikin Oleg Kvasha | ||||||
| Socialist State Foundation Independence Constitution | 1794 October 22nd, 1988 1988 | ||||||
| Area • Total • Water (%) | 33,300 km² 20 | ||||||
| Population • 2008 est. • census • Density | 13.237.231 (70) /km² () | ||||||
| GDP (PPP) • Total • Per capita | $97 billion $7381 | ||||||
| HDI | 0.674 | ||||||
| Currency | Hryvnia1 (POH 1)
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| Time zone • Summer (DST) | GMT/UTC +03:00 (UTC-1) -1 (UTC0) | ||||||
| Internet TLD | .PO5 | ||||||
| Calling code | +993
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The People's Socialist State of Odeschyna is a country located in Eastern Europe. It borders Ukraine to the north and east, the Pridnestrovian Moldavian People's Republic to the west,the Federation of Buesti and Ravoi and the Black Sea to the south, sea borders are also shared with the Krimean Socialist State to the east. The city of Odessa (Odesa) is the PSSO's main city and capital.
The nation's history dates back to Greek colonies in the first millennium BC. Throughout the middle ages the area that is now the PSSO was part of various regional powers including the Golden Horde and the Crimean Khanate. It along with the rest of the Ukraine was incorporated into the Russian Empire. Following the Russian Revolution of 1917 and the Russian Civil war the Odessa Oblast as part of the Ukrainian SSR emerged as part of the Soviet Union.
In 1988 the citizens of the oblast declared that they had become disillusioned with the current Soviet governmetn and asked for independence, which was granted. The oblast then became the People's Socialist State of Odeschyna and has continued to exist with a centrally planned economy well into the new millennium.
History
Main Article: History of the PSSO
