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The '''Occupation of New Vaduz''' was an [[Alduria-Wechua|Alduro-Wechua]] action, commencing on 13.VII.{{AN|1690}} to take possession of the former territory of [[New Vaduz]] following the formal revocation of [[Craitland|Craitish]] sovereignty over the long-standing exclave. Although negotiations on the part of Craitland, which was interested in formalising a new policy of decolonisation, on the matter of a formal transfer of sovereignty to Alduria-Wechua had stalled, the unilateral decision to withdraw had come as something of a surprise, leaving a small pocket of ungoverned territory within the borders of the State of [[Antisuyu]] that bordered on to a strategic waterway.
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The '''Occupation of New Vaduz''' was a [[Nouvelle Alexandrie|New Alexandrian]] action, commencing on 13.VII.{{AN|1690}} to take possession of the former territory of [[New Vaduz]] following the formal revocation of [[Craitland|Craitish]] sovereignty over the long-standing exclave. Although negotiations on the part of Craitland, which was interested in formalising a new policy of decolonisation, on the matter of a formal transfer of sovereignty to Alduria-Wechua had stalled, the unilateral decision to withdraw had come as something of a surprise, leaving a small pocket of ungoverned territory within the borders of the State of [[Antisuyu]] that bordered on to a strategic waterway.
 
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The Occupation of New Vaduz was a New Alexandrian action, commencing on 13.VII.1690 AN to take possession of the former territory of New Vaduz following the formal revocation of Craitish sovereignty over the long-standing exclave. Although negotiations on the part of Craitland, which was interested in formalising a new policy of decolonisation, on the matter of a formal transfer of sovereignty to Alduria-Wechua had stalled, the unilateral decision to withdraw had come as something of a surprise, leaving a small pocket of ungoverned territory within the borders of the State of Antisuyu that bordered on to a strategic waterway.