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| rdfs:comment | - The Holzer Reich, or simply Holzborg, is a young micronation based on Germany circa late 1800s and early 1900s. The country was founded at a time when Germanic-themed micronations, at least within the Anglophone sector, were at their peak. Some would contest this statement by saying that Arminy and its predecessor Cranda were the preeminent Germanic micronations. However, the sheer number of Germanic micronations topped the scale during the birth of Holzborg, with supportive neighbors in Wachensburg and Landingberg. Even after the death of Wachensburg, Holzborg remained active and developed a vast network of internal regions, following a system similar to that of Landingberg, and invoking a real sense of German state affairs prior to Prussian unification. The death of Landingberg in late
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| abstract | - The Holzer Reich, or simply Holzborg, is a young micronation based on Germany circa late 1800s and early 1900s. The country was founded at a time when Germanic-themed micronations, at least within the Anglophone sector, were at their peak. Some would contest this statement by saying that Arminy and its predecessor Cranda were the preeminent Germanic micronations. However, the sheer number of Germanic micronations topped the scale during the birth of Holzborg, with supportive neighbors in Wachensburg and Landingberg. Even after the death of Wachensburg, Holzborg remained active and developed a vast network of internal regions, following a system similar to that of Landingberg, and invoking a real sense of German state affairs prior to Prussian unification. The death of Landingberg in late 2008 and the disappearance of the Emperor led to Holzborg nearly being shut down. But thanks to the support of new citizens and the recently-crowned Emperor Frederick Augustus II, Holzborg has seen a return of activity and is strong at work redefining itself for a grand renaissance.
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