Moraviski independence is the political objective of separating the Bosken-majority district of Moraviskameja (commonly District X) from the Divine Republic of Kresimiria. Supporters view the region as an occupied territory illegitimately annexed during the Unification War (1918–1921); Kresimirian law treats the district as integral sovereign territory.
History
BRC-21, founded by Lev Ruka in 1921, adopted Moraviski independence as its primary objective alongside unification with Boskenmark. For four decades the group waged guerrilla warfare until the 1961 Treaty of Brod Moravice, when BRC-21 disarmed and rebranded as the legal Bosken Liberation Front (BLF).
Hardliners rejecting the treaty formed AFIM, which continues low-level insurgency. Boskenmark officially regards the treaty as a temporary ceasefire and maintains constitutional claims to District X — a position exploited by President Nielz Metzger and later Viktor Luxenberg.
The 1993 Moraviski Crisis — the removal of BLF Senator Kristrad Bronstein under the Public Office Eligibility Act — remains the clearest post-Treaty demonstration that Bosken Assembly representation could still be dismantled by security statute without formally repudiating 1961.
The list of Kresimirian parties categorises Moraviski independence alongside regionalist Moraviski platforms — distinct from mainstream Blue Dawn** integrationism but increasingly represented through the BLF’s parliamentary wing rather than armed struggle alone.