Polish CIvil War

Sparked in the 8th of August of 2096 by Adam Borowski and his followers, the Polish Civil War was a harsh struggle between the two sides, with Grekar having various pockets of rebels throughout Poland, causing dozens of fronts mostly in the German part of the Federal Republic of Poland.
The Polish side had the support of France, the United Kingdom, Czechia, Hungary, Canada and the United States, while Grekar stood alone in its act of rebellion. The holding side had professional and highly-equipped armies, although with questionable ethics, training and motives, while the rebelling side possesed vast swabs of men and women that had questionable weapons and armor for the age. Still, the soldiers of Grekar pushed on with the tactics and strategy of Adam Borowski, Shlenetzki Fernandez, Michael Washington and Mimpoi Borska, all geniuses in the battlefield. Their efforts quickly overwhelmed the dubious thinking of Polish commanders, eventually leading their armies to victory in Warsaw in the 15th of June 2097 even with such logistical and technological disadvantages.
This conflict then had Adam Borowksi denominated President of the Grand Republic of Poland, which he soon changed into the Kingdom of Grekar and then would lead into the creation of the Greater Grekar Empire