Graz

WA Delegate: None.

Last WA Update: 5 hours ago

World Factbook Entry

With around 300,000 inhabitants, Graz is the second largest city of Austria and the capital of the federal state Styria. The city is situated at the river Mur and received its city coat of arms in 1245. Graz is a university town with approximately 61,000 students. It is also City of Human Rights and received the Europeprize. The old town and the castle of Eggenberg belong to the UNESCO World Heritage. In 2003, Graz was European Capital of Culture and since March 2011, it has been part of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network as a City of Design.
— Link Graz

Graz is owned by BLITZKRIEG

Embassies: BLITZKRIEG.

Tags: Minuscule.

Graz is home to a single nation.

Today's World Census Report

The Most Scientifically Advanced in Graz

World Census researchers quantified national scientific advancement by quizzing random citizens about quantum chromodynamics, space-time curvature and stem cell rejuvenation therapies. Responses based on Star Trek were discarded.

As a region, Graz is ranked 13,837^th in the world for Most Scientifically Advanced.

	Nation	WA Category	Motto
1.	The Republic of Graz-2	Inoffensive Centrist Democracy	“Pride and Industry”

Regional Happenings

95 days ago: Embassy established between BLITZKRIEG and Graz.
98 days ago: The Republic of Graz-2 agreed to construct embassies with BLITZKRIEG.
98 days ago: The Republic of Graz-2 updated the World Factbook entry.
98 days ago: The Tanbark Sails of Hugo Boss of the region BLITZKRIEG proposed constructing embassies.
98 days ago: The Republic of Graz-2 altered the region's flag.
98 days ago: The Republic of Graz-2 set the region's banner.
98 days ago: The Republic of Graz-2 updated the World Factbook entry.
98 days ago: The Republic of Graz-2 removed Executive, Appearance, Border Control, Communications, Embassies, and Polls authority from the WA Delegate in Graz.
98 days ago: The Republic of Graz-2 arrived from The Khamen Union.
98 days ago: The region was founded by The Republic of Graz-2.

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