Vanic Front of Salvation
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| Founded | 1685 AN |
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| Active | 1685 AN - Present |
| Type | Terrorist organization |
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The Vanic Front of Salvation (its own name, in Storish: xxxxxxx; Hurmu Norse: xxxxxxxx); is a Vanic guerrilla group involved in the continuing conflict over the Pacification of Lyrica, namely the Vanic insurgency of 1706. They are known to employ a variety of military tactics in addition to more unconventional methods, including terrorism.
The Vanic Front of Liberation was formed soon after the collapse of Stormark in 1685 AN. The group started as largely Vanic countryside peasants, workers, and other people of lower social classes began to organize into local units, called "cells". It grew quickly to include former members of the Storish military. Since 1704 AN, the Vanic Front of Liberation has risen to be a peer to Freyja's Battlers among the radicalized groups of the Forsaken, the Vanic diehards who had refused to reconcile themselves to the fall of Stormark in 1685 AN and the subsequent partition of Lyrica between a restored Hurmu and Nouvelle Alexandrie.
History
By 1729 AN evidence was mounting that diehard supporters of the Vanic Front of Salvation were attempting to establish contact and cooperation with the Confederacy of the Dispossessed. These overtures were made in spite of the ill-fated previous attempt at similar overtures towards Azad Eura resulting in the unceremonious murder of the dispatched emissaries.
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Designation as a terrorist group
Nouvelle Alexandrie (1704);
Hurmu (1706);
Floria (1706);
Senya (1706);
Hexarchy (1706);
Batavia (1706);
Çakaristan (1706);
Thraci Confederation (1706).
Additionally, the organisation was designated as a legitimate target for direct action by the overseas legatine missions of the Benacian Union in 1706 AN.
