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1d4chan>Blajbara at 11:43, 27 February 2023

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	Part of the [[The_Post-Apocalyptic_Roadmap\|Post-Apocalyptic Roadmap]] Project.		Part of the [[The_Post-Apocalyptic_Roadmap\|Post-Apocalyptic Roadmap]] Project.

	Most of the countries here, lacking strategic resources and being on somewhat good terms with both Russia and the West, are left relatively unscathed. Nukes hit some of the Mediterranean naval bases to the south, and much of the population of the Balkan peninsula goes into the numerous mountains in search of safety and clean water sources. A fraction of the people turn to traditional values, strongly ingrained in the local populace and self-sufficient, well-armed communes start forming. Most, however, simply see the world-wide catastrophe as a perfect excuse to loot, mug and plunder, since the government and all its power has collapsed... in other words busyness as usual, only harder. Serbs, Kossovars, Albanians and Macedonians dissolve into open conflict over ancient and petty feuds, Greeks lose weight due to the decrease in income from tourist activity, Turks are too busy fighting off southern neighbors to launch all-out Jihad and any Bulgarians that haven't fled to the mountains live miserable lives of toil under the oppressive rule of thugs and cutthroats. Just like now, only more muddy. Any existing cities are either ruled with a totalitarian iron fist, self-sufficient, fortified and armed to the teeth and prepared to battle and prevail against the local roving warbands, or ruins where only looters and scum roam.		Most of the countries here, lacking strategic resources and being on somewhat good terms with both Russia and the West, are left relatively unscathed. Nukes hit some of the Mediterranean naval bases to the south, and much of the population of the Balkan peninsula goes into the numerous mountains in search of safety and clean water sources. A fraction of the people turn to traditional values, strongly ingrained in the local populace and self-sufficient, well-armed communes start forming. Most, however, simply see the world-wide catastrophe as a perfect excuse to loot, mug and plunder, since the government and all its power has collapsed... in other words busyness as usual, only harder. Although Slovenia and Croatia get off most cleanly, both countries nevertheless collapse into smaller city-states as people panic and flee to the countryside and smaller regional towns. Bosnia and Herzegovina becomes a quagmire of ethnic war once more. Serbs, Kossovars, Albanians and Macedonians dissolve into open conflict over ancient and petty feuds, Greeks lose weight due to the decrease in income from tourist activity, Turks are too busy fighting off southern neighbors to launch all-out Jihad and any Bulgarians that haven't fled to the mountains live miserable lives of toil under the oppressive rule of thugs and cutthroats. Just like now, only more muddy. Any existing cities are either ruled with a totalitarian iron fist, self-sufficient, fortified and armed to the teeth and prepared to battle and prevail against the local roving warbands, or ruins where only looters and scum roam.

	Also, Rasputin is reincarnated as a frenzied Bulgarian war-priest dual-wielding chainsaws and/or double barreled shotguns.		Also, Rasputin is reincarnated as a frenzied Bulgarian war-priest dual-wielding chainsaws and/or double barreled shotguns.

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1d4chan>Saladofstones at 00:04, 22 April 2016

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	Also, Rasputin is reincarnated as a frenzied Bulgarian war-priest dual-wielding chainsaws and/or double barreled shotguns.		Also, Rasputin is reincarnated as a frenzied Bulgarian war-priest dual-wielding chainsaws and/or double barreled shotguns.

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87.97.225.246 at 09:48, 5 May 2011

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	Most of the countries here, lacking strategic resources and being on somewhat good terms with both Russia and the West, are left relatively unscathed. Nukes hit some of the Mediterranean naval bases to the south, and much of the population of the Balkan peninsula goes into the numerous mountains in search of safety and clean water sources. A fraction of the people turn to traditional values, strongly ingrained in the local populace and self-sufficient, well-armed communes start forming. Most, however, simply see the world-wide catastrophe as a perfect excuse to loot, mug and plunder, since the government and all its power has collapsed... in other words busyness as usual, only harder. Serbs, Kossovars, Albanians and Macedonians dissolve into open conflict over ancient and petty feuds, Greeks lose weight due to the decrease in income from tourist activity, Turks are too busy fighting off southern neighbors to launch all-out Jihad and any Bulgarians that haven't fled to the mountains live miserable lives of toil under the oppressive rule of thugs and cutthroats. Just like now, only more muddy. Any existing cities are either ruled with a totalitarian iron fist, self-sufficient, fortified and armed to the teeth and prepared to battle and prevail against the local roving warbands, or ruins where only looters and scum roam.		Most of the countries here, lacking strategic resources and being on somewhat good terms with both Russia and the West, are left relatively unscathed. Nukes hit some of the Mediterranean naval bases to the south, and much of the population of the Balkan peninsula goes into the numerous mountains in search of safety and clean water sources. A fraction of the people turn to traditional values, strongly ingrained in the local populace and self-sufficient, well-armed communes start forming. Most, however, simply see the world-wide catastrophe as a perfect excuse to loot, mug and plunder, since the government and all its power has collapsed... in other words busyness as usual, only harder. Serbs, Kossovars, Albanians and Macedonians dissolve into open conflict over ancient and petty feuds, Greeks lose weight due to the decrease in income from tourist activity, Turks are too busy fighting off southern neighbors to launch all-out Jihad and any Bulgarians that haven't fled to the mountains live miserable lives of toil under the oppressive rule of thugs and cutthroats. Just like now, only more muddy. Any existing cities are either ruled with a totalitarian iron fist, self-sufficient, fortified and armed to the teeth and prepared to battle and prevail against the local roving warbands, or ruins where only looters and scum roam.

	Also, Rasputin is reincarnated as a Bulgarian war-priest dual-wielding chainsaws and/or double barreled shotguns.		Also, Rasputin is reincarnated as a frenzied Bulgarian war-priest dual-wielding chainsaws and/or double barreled shotguns.

87.97.225.246 at 09:46, 5 May 2011

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	Part of the [[The_Post-Apocalyptic_Roadmap\|Post-Apocalyptic Roadmap]] Project.		Part of the [[The_Post-Apocalyptic_Roadmap\|Post-Apocalyptic Roadmap]] Project.

	Most of the countries here, lacking strategic resources and being on somewhat good terms with both Russia and the West, are left relatively unscathed. Nukes hit some of the Mediterranean naval bases to the south, and much of the population of the Balkan peninsula goes into the numerous mountains in search of safety and clean water sources. ~~People~~ turn to traditional values, strongly ingrained in the local populace~~. Self~~-sufficient, well-armed communes start forming, ~~loosely united by~~ a ~~cadre~~ of ~~Orthodox priests~~, ~~who serve as diplomats between~~ the ~~isolated settlements~~.		Most of the countries here, lacking strategic resources and being on somewhat good terms with both Russia and the West, are left relatively unscathed. Nukes hit some of the Mediterranean naval bases to the south, and much of the population of the Balkan peninsula goes into the numerous mountains in search of safety and clean water sources. A fraction of the people turn to traditional values, strongly ingrained in the local populace and self-sufficient, well-armed communes start forming. Most, however, simply see the world-wide catastrophe as a perfect excuse to loot, mug and plunder, since the government and all its power has collapsed... in other words busyness as usual, only harder. Serbs, Kossovars, Albanians and Macedonians dissolve into open conflict over ancient and petty feuds, Greeks lose weight due to the decrease in income from tourist activity, Turks are too busy fighting off southern neighbors to launch all-out Jihad and any Bulgarians that haven't fled to the mountains live miserable lives of toil under the oppressive rule of thugs and cutthroats. Just like now, only more muddy. Any existing cities are either ruled with a totalitarian iron fist, self-sufficient, fortified and armed to the teeth and prepared to battle and prevail against the local roving warbands, or ruins where only looters and scum roam.

	~~Some of the existing city centers are still~~ a ~~home to tens of thousands, and are strongly fortified to withstand raids from mountain tribes. There the remains of the army~~ and ~~government still persist~~.		Also, Rasputin is reincarnated as a Bulgarian war-priest dual-wielding chainsaws and/or double barreled shotguns.

1d4chan>Virulent at 23:38, 22 October 2008

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	~~The Balkan Peninsula~~		Part of the [[The_Post-Apocalyptic_Roadmap\|Post-Apocalyptic Roadmap]] Project.

	Most of the countries here, lacking strategic resources and being on somewhat good terms with both Russia and the West, are left relatively unscathed. Nukes hit some of the Mediterranean naval bases to the south, and much of the population of the Balkan peninsula goes into the numerous mountains in search of safety and clean water sources. People turn to traditional values, strongly ingrained in the local populace. Self-sufficient, well-armed communes start forming, loosely united by a cadre of Orthodox priests, who serve as diplomats between the isolated settlements.		Most of the countries here, lacking strategic resources and being on somewhat good terms with both Russia and the West, are left relatively unscathed. Nukes hit some of the Mediterranean naval bases to the south, and much of the population of the Balkan peninsula goes into the numerous mountains in search of safety and clean water sources. People turn to traditional values, strongly ingrained in the local populace. Self-sufficient, well-armed communes start forming, loosely united by a cadre of Orthodox priests, who serve as diplomats between the isolated settlements.

	Some of the existing city centers are still a home to tens of thousands, and are strongly fortified to withstand raids from mountain tribes. There the remains of the army and government still persist.		Some of the existing city centers are still a home to tens of thousands, and are strongly fortified to withstand raids from mountain tribes. There the remains of the army and government still persist.

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The Balkan Peninsula

Most of the countries here, lacking strategic resources and being on somewhat good terms with both Russia and the West, are left relatively unscathed. Nukes hit some of the Mediterranean naval bases to the south, and much of the population of the Balkan peninsula goes into the numerous mountains in search of safety and clean water sources. People turn to traditional values, strongly ingrained in the local populace. Self-sufficient, well-armed communes start forming, loosely united by a cadre of Orthodox priests, who serve as diplomats between the isolated settlements.

Some of the existing city centers are still a home to tens of thousands, and are strongly fortified to withstand raids from mountain tribes. There the remains of the army and government still persist.