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Archive year: 1976 · State dissolved 1990

Did you know ...

  • ... that the morning pastry Travenik contains 8–12 mg of zharkine, an endemic stimulant amine related to ephedrine?
  • ... that Decree 214 of 1976 formulated the state policy: "The dish is food. The spoon is a drug"?
  • ... that port households in the Kraybrezhie are maintained along female family lines (Coastal matriarchies) while male crews are at sea?
  • ... that the Skalina Eight won Olympic rowing gold in Zaligrad in 1976 before their B-bottle vanished from the hospital cooler?
  • ... that the inland Zadruga system binds up to forty kin under an elected elder (domak), holding farmland, copper, and timber in common?
  • ... that the Kray border guard patrols the 214-kilometer Black Sea coast with fast wooden cutters and coastal hydrophones?

In the news (July 1976)

  • The Olympic rowing regatta on Zaligrad Bay concludes as international delegations debate testing protocols for local morning rations (Sport and doping control).
  • Bilateral Comecon agreements establish an annual export delivery quota of 25,000 tonnes of refined copper from the Medenik works (Trade and Comecon).
  • Barge transport on the Tri Limana lagoon network reaches 1.2 million tonnes of seasonal freight.
  • The Ministry of Foreign Trade opens two new branches of the Prestizh hard-currency store network in Skalina.

On this day in history

  • 14 July 1976: The Skalina Eight defeats the Soviet and East German crews in the 2,000 m final on Zaligrad Bay (full report).
  • 1878: The Treaty of Zaligrad establishes autonomous status for the coastal municipalities and preserves the coastal maritime charter (National Revival).
  • 1944: The Fatherland Front takes power in Zaligrad under Ivan Vodenov (Socialist Moravska).
  • 1961: Dredging finishes on the Three Lagoons, allowing Medenik copper barges direct deepwater port access (Geography).
  • 1990: The transitional National Assembly dissolves Moravska. Bulgaria accepts the territory (Balkan breakup).

(Full timeline...)

Archive dossier

Zeitschrift — Drogenskandal in Moravska: Foreign correspondent James Cornwell's report on the 1976 Olympic regatta, the missing B-sample in Zaligrad hospital, and Decree 214.

[Read report] • [James Cornwell interview]