Regional Divides

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Regional Divides
Moravska State Archive · 1976
ClassificationFriction and Subcultures
Statuscanon
Last updated2026-11-03
Archive source08 Friction and Subcultures/Regional Divides.md
Length746 words (4 min read)
Ports and shipyards41 percent
Copper and cable24 percent
Resorts14 percent
Roads and rail11 percent
Farms and irrigation8 percent
The Marches2 percent
Internal links7 outgoing, 14 incoming
Sources4 cited

Moravska is one state and three societies. The coast, the interior, and the Marches share a flag and little else.

The three societies [edit]

FeatureKraybrezhieInteriorSouthern Marches
Share of people46 percent43 percent11 percent
Share of output54 percent43 percent2 percent
Mean wage210 leva155 leva120 leva
Kin systemCoastal MatriarchiesZadruga SystemOwn kin rules
LanguageMoravskan, soft endsMoravskan, hard endsTurkish first
FaithOrthodoxOrthodoxMuslim
Vote for the list99.4 percent99.6 percent98.1 percent

The last row is the state's own number. It is the only number that shows a difference.

What each side says [edit]

The two sayings are old and both are unfair. Both are used in 1976.

The coast view [edit]

A coast person holds 4 ideas about the interior.

  1. The interior is slow, because the land is slow.
  2. The interior is rich in food and poor in cash.
  3. The interior sends its young and keeps its old.
  4. The interior does not understand the sea and therefore does not understand the state.

The coast is wrong on the third point. The interior sends its young and the young do not return.

The interior view [edit]

An interior person holds 4 ideas about the coast.

  1. The coast is loud and rootless.
  2. The coast has money because the state puts the plant there.
  3. The coast marries badly and lets a man live in the woman's house.
  4. The coast forgets the village in one generation.

The interior is right on the second point. The state built the plants on the coast.

The plan bias [edit]

The plan favours the coast for a simple reason. A port is cheaper than a road.

Investment (1971 to 1975)Share
Ports and shipyards41 percent
Copper and cable24 percent
Resorts14 percent
Roads and rail11 percent
Farms and irrigation8 percent
The Marches2 percent

A farm gets 8 percent of the investment and holds 43 percent of the people. The gap is the main political fact of the interior.

The Marches [edit]

The Marches have 3 problems at once.

  1. The border. The line cuts farms, wells, and families. See The Kray.
  2. The language. A Turkish-speaking child learns Moravskan at school and loses the first year.
  3. The work. Sheep and tobacco pay less than copper and cable.

The state calls the Marches "a region of special care". The state builds one road in 10 years.

Movement of people [edit]

About 9,000 people move from the interior to the coast each year. About 1,200 return.

The movement has 3 results.

  1. A coast block fills with village families.
  2. A village loses its young and keeps its school with 11 pupils.
  3. A coast worker hears a village accent in the stairwell and calls it "the new sound".

The canal town [edit]

Tri Limana is the sharpest case. The state built a chemical plant in 1962 and a town around it.

The plant pays well. The lagoon is dead. A fisherman became a plant worker in one generation and lost the sea.

The town has the highest wage in the interior and the worst air. See Natural Resources.

Where the divide is soft [edit]

Three things cross the divide without trouble.

  • The army. A conscript from the Marches and a conscript from Zaligrad share a tent.
  • The football team. A plant team takes a good player from any region.
  • The funeral. A death brings the whole line to one table.

The party use the divide [edit]

The party uses the divide in 2 ways.

  1. It puts a coast man in a ministry and an interior man in the farm office.
  2. It blames a shortage on "the old habits of the village".

The party does not solve the divide. The party needs both sides.

Other notes [edit]

Sources[edit]

References[edit]

Documents in the archive that cite or cross-reference Regional Divides:

  1. ^ "Architecture". Arts and Leisure, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
  2. ^ "Core Values". Culture, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
  3. ^ "Economy 1976". Society and Power, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
  4. ^ "Education and Pioneers". Society and Power, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
  5. ^ "Generational Tension". Friction and Subcultures, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
  6. ^ "Geography". Foundations, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
  7. ^ "Kervan range". Foundations, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
  8. ^ "Leisure and Games". Arts and Leisure, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
  9. ^ "Modern State". History, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
  10. ^ "Ottoman Era". History, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
  11. ^ "Political System". Society and Power, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
  12. ^ "Religion". Society and Power, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
  13. ^ "Social Structure". Culture, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
  14. ^ "The Kervan Race". Arts and Leisure, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.