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Whatever happened to the exiles?

By 2023 both exiled governments had ceased to exist, they became redundant. However both the Latin union and the Nordic empire maintained Honduran diaspora as many remained in the countries they ended up in as a result of communism. Many of the more politically motivated exiles and refugees returned home upon the end of communism. But what actually happened to the exile groups?

New Montron based:
Government of the Republic of Hondura in exile
Also known as: Barcelona government, provisional government of national unity

The exiled republicans eventually grew into a heavily factionalised organization made up of conservatives, liberals, social democrats, fascists, syndicalists, anarchists and monarchists. This was because the government in exile was for premier organization for Honduran exiles around the world. All these conflicting groups found themselves on the same side in opposition to communist and Nazi regimes in Hondura.
The government in exile ceased to exist after exile prime minister Yuan Zhong declared that the government in exile ceased to exist when communism ended in Hondura.

The greater nordics based:
Honduran National Council
Konstantinburg restorationists

The HNC, based in Bergen, didn’t end until mid 2022, they touted that Josephine Von Konstantinburg was the rightful heir to the entire state of Hondura. The leadership of this faction refused to acknowledge the provisional government established in June 2021 and refused to recognize the coronation of Empress Masukei. Eventually however, princess Josephine ended the HNC by her own accord in return for being able to return to Hondura and bury the remains of the Konstantinburgs that were murdered. Prime minister Xingqin effectively stated that the Konstantinburg family wouldn’t be given state funerals unless Josephine relinquish her claims, she did relinquish them in the end.

Dharmanagara wrote:

I wonder why capitalist and socially conservative regions are dying...

it seems like this entire site is going out of fashion, people are finding new ways to have fun now, more technologically advanced ways.

Fordana wrote:

Over 8000 pages of history to slowly die like this is quite depressing

well those days are not going to come back and it's really sad that one still unable to just simply walk away.

Dorianopolis wrote:

I haven't been here for as long as a lot of the OG members, but it was fun while I was here. I am not active anymore, but I still can't get myself to move to another region

Fordana and I are the oldest members left. Quite sad to see it shrivel up and die.

Eastern-States wrote:

Fall of Eastracia

It has been decades since Eastracia was formed. President Gyula and his movement made great changes to the country, as well as to the world. After several nations in Europe collapsed, Eastracia filled the void. It became a world power and maintained its empire spanning from Western Europe to Eastern Europe, North Africa to Southern Asia. It was the successor to Carthage, as it rebuilt the city.

Gyula’s early reign was marked by bloodshed, but as time passed his approach softened. He was widely respected and well loved by many Eastracian’s of all races, as well as those from abroad. After his death, the empire he built was destined to fade into the pages of history. On August 7th all members of the parliament of Eastracia voted in favor of the dissolution of the country. As fast as it appeared, it left. Eastracia will be remembered as one of the great world powers comparable to Serbia, Covvia, Chricoma, Joshuastania, Fordana, TROTNAC, Hondura, and the Greater Nordics.

Hondura survived...but took a backseat, losing it's ambitions to be a great power, relegating the greater Honduran State to the history books.

farewell OEU, it's time to leave.

And so there was four…