I'm guessing this is in between world wars. I'm going to cheat and go with Ireland.
They had one right after independence that ended in a draw. Them doing it again perhaps.By the rules of the op I guess you mean a second civil war.
I'm aware of my nation's history that's my point, there were moments up to 32 when FF won the election.They had one right after independence that ended in a draw. Them doing it again perhaps.
Obviously. AFAIK, didn't FF try to abstain and complain about the legitimacy??? That seemed odd to me that political partisans who fought against a government that they didn't recognize ran it just a decade later.I'm aware of my nation's history that's my point, there were moments up to 32 when FF won the election.
Obviously. AFAIK, didn't FF try to abstain and complain about the legitimacy??? That seemed odd to me that political partisans who fought against a government that they didn't recognize ran it just a decade later.
Yup. I remember reading about that oath.The did, but after staying in the political wilderness and seeing the state survive they wanted to get into government, hence the "empty formula" to get around the oath issue. In terms of how they did it, building up a party infrastructure while CnaG didn't (and had to make all the hard calls at the founding of the state).
most countries in Europe experienced armed conflict between November 11th 1918 and September 1st 1939