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Royal Institute of Micronational Antiquities
The Amerada Series is a collection of articles concerning the history of the Republic of Amerada, which was an active Anglophone Simulationist Community micronation in the early twenty-first century. Most of these articles were originally published in Liam Sinclair’s Amerada: the Story of a Nation book in 2002/2003. The articles as published by RIMA were [...]
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Royal Institute of Micronational Antiquities
The Amerada Series is a collection of articles concerning the history of the Republic of Amerada, which was an active Anglophone Simulationist Community micronation in the early twenty-first century. Most of these articles were originally published in Liam Sinclair’s Amerada: the Story of a Nation book in 2002/2003. The articles as published by RIMA were [...]
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Royal Institute of Micronational Antiquities
RIMA: Let’s start with our traditional introductory question – what drew you to becoming a participant in micronationalism?
ACII: I had originally created Gotzborg on paper in 1989 as a way to let out my creative side. Paper Gotzborg existed and ran between myself and some close friends until about 1995 when other things [...]
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Royal Institute of Micronational Antiquities
A friendship reaching beyond micronationalism
By Koen Nevens
2005 RIMA Essay Contest Submission
To give an overview of my micronational experiences, is best served by giving an account of an extraordinary friendship. Of course I could write about the impact I had or am still having on the policies and day-to-day life of one or another micronation. However, [...]
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Royal Institute of Micronational Antiquities
In October 2002 the Republic of Politika and Attera, then known as the Imperial Federation of Atteran States, formalized a mutual defence relationship as part of a larger plan to undermine the Republic of Baracão (with Politika being created by Robert Silby explicitly for the purpose of opposing Baracão due to the failure of a [...]
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Royal Institute of Micronational Antiquities
The Novasolum Regional Community was founded in 2005 as a result of efforts led by John Darcy and Koen Nevens, two prominent Anthelians. The Community quickly became one of the most successful intermicronational organisations in the Anglophone Simulationist Community’s history. This would not last. A series of internal conflicts involving some of the partner micronations [...]
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Royal Institute of Micronational Antiquities
The Amerada Series is a collection of articles concerning the history of the Republic of Amerada, which was an active Anglophone Simulationist Community micronation in the early twenty-first century. Most of these articles were originally published in Liam Sinclair’s Amerada: the Story of a Nation book in 2002/2003. The articles as published by RIMA were [...]
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Royal Institute of Micronational Antiquities
The Royal Institute of Micronational Antiquities, a division of Sinclair Publications dedicated to the dissemination of micronational history, is now the home of the archive of the Micronational Free Press (formerly the Los Antreal Times-Journal) news publication. The archive, spanning 278 news articles from October 2001 to August 2003, has been integrated with the RIMA [...]
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Royal Institute of Micronational Antiquities
The second instalment in RIMA's continuing Timeline Series.
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Royal Institute of Micronational Antiquities
The Argaath Perez Peace Conference held during 2003 and 2004 between the Solomonic Empire of Attera and the Kingdom of Babkha has its origins in the friendly relationship between an Atteran and a Babkhan. It helped that these two individuals – Atteran Prime Minister Liam Sinclair and Babkhan Foreign Vizier Abbas Namvari (Robert Kee) – [...]
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Royal Institute of Micronational Antiquities
Press Release 2009.02 – RIMA releases Coprieta Standard archive.
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Royal Institute of Micronational Antiquities
In our latest interview, RIMA gauges John Darcy's reflections on various historical topics and his participation in micronationalism.
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Royal Institute of Micronational Antiquities
Columnist Liam Sinclair discusses a new micronational locale that is on the rise on the Internet: wikinations.
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In this third submission to the RIMA 2005 Essay Contest, David Roest discusses his micronational experience. Roest is best remembered as the King of Pendronia, a micronation that maintained a close relationship with the Kingdom of Hanover, and would eventually unite with the Kingdom of Gotzborg, becoming a duchy of that micronation.
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Royal Institute of Micronational Antiquities
Though the Republic of Anthelia lacked the large population of many of its contemporaries, the micronation left a significant mark on the Simulationist Community through its contributions to international law, diplomacy, and cartography. The micronation was home to John Darcy and Koen Nevens, both of whom pioneered the creation of the Novasolum Regional Micronational Community, one of the most successful intermicronational partnerships in the Simulationist Community's history.
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Royal Institute of Micronational Antiquities
A Simulationist Community mapping project.
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Former micronationalist Christopher Thieme convicted in April 2007 for beating 22 year old woman with pool cue in 2004
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Royal Institute of Micronational Antiquities
In 2005, RIMA held an essay contest in which micronationalists submitted an essay regarding their micronational participation. Five were submitted and RIMA is proud to present the second of the five essays. In his essay, Robert Davis provides reflection on his micronational experience up to October 2005.
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Royal Institute of Micronational Antiquities
Press Release 2009.01 - RIMA to host Sinclair Publication Archive
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Royal Institute of Micronational Antiquities
The Commonwealth of Interland was my first micronation and has always remained somewhat close to my heart. That closeness was evident from September 2001 to the day I left Tymaria as I regularly proclaimed that Interland was my ‘primary micronation’ and thus I would put it above all others. In fact, in the TYSOG (Tymarian Special Operations Group) affair in Tymaria in early 2002, Interland was the only reason I stayed in Tymaria as it wasn’t leaving that nation anytime soon. TYSOG was a military operation which I assisted with; its purpose was to curb Babkhan influence in the Republic of Morovia and re-install King Vincent as that nation's rightful ruler. Attera offered to allow me to join their nation after they left Tymaria over the TYSOG affair, however my entrance into Attera would be delayed several months simply because I cared too much about that piece of deadwood known as Interland, which never did have a bright future regardless of what effort some Interlanders put into it.
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Royal Institute of Micronational Antiquities
RIMA sits down with Hesam Jayatar (also known as "Conrad Cromien").
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