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Russia : Omsk Oblast

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The population of all cities and urban settlements in Omsk Oblast according to census results and latest official estimates.

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City of Omsk and Omsk region

Omsk is one of the largest cities in Russia, located at the confluence of the Irtysh and Om rivers.

City-millionaire - 1,154,507 people. (2020). Second largest in Siberia and ninth in Russia

A major transport hub: the Trans-Siberian railway passes through the city from west to east, and the navigable Irtysh River from south to north

Founded in 1716. Officially received city status in 1781. The capital of the Russian state (1920-1921). Since 1935 - the administrative center of the Omsk region.

• How Fyodor Dostoevsky lived in Omsk

Brief history of Omsk and Omsk region:

By order of Peter I, Lieutenant Colonel Buchholz, with a detachment of soldiers and Cossacks, landed at the mouth of the Om and founded a fortress here, which became known as Omskaya. This fortress was built to protect Siberia from nomads.

It has existed for over 50 years. In 1768-1771, on the initiative of the commander of the Siberian Corps, General I. I. Springer, a new fortress was built on the right bank of the Om. She had more advanced protective engineering structures.

In August 1782, the Omsk fortress became one of the ten county settlements of the Tobolsk governorship, and in October of the same year it was given the status of a city.

An important event in the history of Omsk was the creation in 1822 on the territory of Siberia of two independent governor-generals: West Siberian and East Siberian. It was Omsk that was chosen as the place of permanent residence of the Governor-General.

At the same time, the Governor-General petitioned the government to transfer the Main Directorate of Western Siberia from Tobolsk to Omsk, as a result of which Omsk becomes practically the main city of Western Siberia with the subordination of Tobolsk, Tomsk provinces and the Semipalatinsk region.

The construction of the Trans-Siberian Railway served as a powerful impetus for the development of the region, thanks to which Omsk became a major transport center with an advantageous geographical position at the crossroads of the Irtysh River and the mainland railway. In March 1896, a bridge across the Irtysh was built and train traffic began from Chelyabinsk to Novonikolaevsk (Novosibirsk).

At the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries, Omsk noticeably changed its former appearance, turning into one of the industrial, social and cultural centers of Western Siberia.

At the beginning of the 20th century, new multi-storey buildings of classical architectural forms appeared in Omsk. This, for example, is the building of the Treasury Chamber and the provincial treasury, erected according to the project of the architect Varaksin N.E. in 1900 (Red Way Street, 3). In 1903, the Moscow Trade Rows were built on Chernavinsky (Lyubinsky) Avenue (designed by architect O. Dessin).

In 1905, the construction of a drama theater was completed on the same street (architect Khvorinov I.G.), opposite the theater in 1914, designed by architect A.D. Kryachkov. the building of the city trade building was erected. The House of Judicial Establishments, the Railway Administration and other buildings were built, which gave Omsk a unique look.

After October 1917, the city became the political center for establishing Soviet power in Western Siberia.

In the period from June 1918 to November 1919, the city of Omsk was the residence of the Supreme Ruler of Russia, Admiral A.V. Kolchak , who declared Omsk the capital of Siberia.

In 1934, the Omsk province was formed, and the city of Omsk became its center.

Writer F.M. Dostoevsky in Omsk

At the beginning of 1850, the writer Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky was brought to Omsk from the Tobolsk transit prison. For participation in the circle of Petrashevists, he was assigned four years of hard labor with a further definition of him as a soldier. Dostoevsky was released from hard labor in January 1854, he was sent to serve as an ordinary soldier in the city of Semipalatinsk. The writer once again called in Omsk, already being free in 1859, when he left for Russia.

Administrative division of the Omsk region

Main article: Administrative-territorial division of the Omsk region District history By the decree of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee of December 7, 1934, the Omsk Region was formed, which included:

• part of the West Siberian Territory - Tara district (Bolsheukovsky, Znamensky, Kolosovsky, Muromtsevsky, Sedelnikovsky, Tevrizsky, Ust-Ishimsky districts), Omsky, Isilkulsky, Nazyvaevsky, Krutinsky, Tyukalinsky, Bolsherechensky, Ikonnikovsky, Lyubinsky, Sherbakulsky, Pavlogradsky, Cherlaksky, Kalachinsky districts;
• Ob-Irtysh region - Vagai, Nizhnetavdinsky, Tavdinsky, Tobolsk, Tyumen, Uvatsky, Yarkovsky districts, Ostyako-Vogulsky national district, Yamalo-Nenets national district;
• part of the Chelyabinsk region - Aromashevsky, Berdyuzhsky, Vikulovsky, Golyshmanovsky, Isetsky, Ishimsky, Kazansky, Maslyansky, Omutinsky, Uporovsky, Yalutorovsky districts.

In 1935, new districts were formed: Abatsky, Azovsky, Armizonsky, Velizhansky, Dubrovinsky, Izylbashevsky, Kormilovsky, Maryanovsky, Moskalensky, Novozaimsky, Odessa, Okoneshnikovsky, Omsky, Poltava, Russko-Polyansky, Sargatsky, Sorokinsky, Tauride, Tarsky, Yurginsky. Omsk region was abolished. In the same year, 2 districts were formed within the region: Tobolsky (which included Vagaysky, Dubrovinsky, Tobolsky, Uvatsky and Yarkovsky districts) and Tarsky (Bolsheukovsky, Znamensky, Kolosovsky, Sedelnikovsky, Tarsky, Tevrizsky, Ust-Ishimsky).

In 1936, the Ikonnikovsky district was renamed Gorky. A year later, 3 new districts were formed: Kaganovichichesky, Yezhovsky (in the Tara district) and Baikalovsky (in the Tobolsk district). At the same time, the Izylbashsky district was renamed Molotovsky.

In 1938, the Tyumen region was formed, and a year later the Yezhovsky region was renamed Dzerzhinsky.

In 1940 Vasissky, Drobyshevsky, Nizhneomsky, Soldatsky and Ulyanovsk regions were formed. The Tara district was abolished, and its districts were directly subordinated to the region. In the same year, the Ostyako-Vogulsky NO was renamed Khanty-Mansiysk.

In 1943, Armizonsky, Berdyugsky, Isetsky and Uporovsky districts moved to the new Kurgan region.

In 1944, the Khanty-Mansiysk and Yamalo-Nenets national districts, the Tobolsk district and Abatsky, Aromashevsky, Velizhanovsky, Vikulovsky, Golyshmanovsky, Ishimsky, Kazansky, Maslyansky, Nizhnetavdinsky, Novozaimsky, Omutinsky, Sorokinsky, Tyumensky, Yurginsky and Yalutorovsky departed to the new Tyumen region areas.

In 1953, the Dzerzhinsky, Kaganovichichesky and Soldatsky districts were abolished.

In 1957, the Molotovsky district was renamed into Irtyshsky, and in 1962 Ulyanovsky - into Omsky.

In 1963, the Azov, Bolsheukovsky, Vasissky, Drobyshevsky, Irtyshsky, Kolosovsky, Kormilovsky, Krutinsky, Maryanovsky, Nizhneomsky, Odessa, Okoneshnikovsky, Poltava, Sargatsky, Sedelnikovsky, Ust-Ishimsky and Sherbakulsky districts were abolished, but already in 1964 Krutinsky, Novovarshavsky, Sedelnikovsky and Sherbakulsky districts were re-created.

In 1965 Bolsheukovsky, Kolosovsky, Odessa, Okoneshnikovsky, Poltava, Sargatsky, Ust-Ishimsky, Kormilovsky, Maryanovsky, Nizhneomsky districts were restored.

In 1992, the Azov German national region was formed.

Current state

Город Омск и Омская область

Омск — один из крупнейших городов России, расположенный на слиянии рек Иртыша и Оми.

Город-миллионер — 1 154 507 чел. (2020). Второй по численности населения в Сибири и девятый в России

Крупный транспортный узел: с запада на восток через город проходит железнодорожная Транссибирская магистраль, а с юга на север — судоходная река Иртыш

Основан в 1716 году. Официально получил статус города в 1781 году. Столица Российского государства (1920-1921). С 1935 года — административный центр Омской области.

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• Как в Омске жил Фёдор Достоевский

Краткая история Омска и Омской области:

По приказу Петра I подполковник Бухгольц с отрядом солдат и казаков высадился в устье Оми и основал здесь крепость, которая стала называться Омской. Эта крепость была возведена для охраны Сибири от кочевников.

Она просуществовала более 50 лет. В 1768—1771 годах по инициативе командира Сибирского корпуса генерала И. И. Шпрингера была построена новая крепость на правом берегу Оми. Она имела более совершенные защитные инженерные сооружения.

В августе 1782 года Омская крепость становится одним из десяти уездных поселений Тобольского наместничества, а в октябре этого же года ей присваивается статус города.

Важным событием в истории Омска было создание в 1822 году на территории Сибири двух самостоятельных генерал-губернаторств: Западно-Сибирского и Восточно-Сибирского. Местом постоянного пребывания генерал-губернатора был избран именно Омск.

Одновременно генерал-губернатор выступил с ходатайством перед правительством о переводе из Тобольска в Омск Главного управления Западной Сибири, в результате чего Омск становится практически главным городом Западной Сибири с подчинением ему Тобольской, Томской губерний и Семипалатинской области.

Строительство Транссибирской железнодорожной магистрали послужило мощным импульсом для развития края, благодаря чему Омск стал крупным транспортным центром, имеющим выгодное географическое положение на перекрестке реки Иртыш и железнодорожной магистрали континентального значения. В марте 1896 года был построен мост через Иртыш и началось движение поездов от Челябинска до Новониколаевска (Новосибирска).

В конце XIX начале XX века Омск заметно меняет свой прежний облик, превращаясь в один из промышленных и общественно-культурных центров Западной Сибири.

В начале XX века в Омске появляются новые многоэтажные здания классических архитектурных форм. Это, например, здание Казенной палаты и губернского казначейства, возведенное по проекту архитектора Вараксина Н.Е. в 1900 году (улица Красный путь, 3). В 1903 году на Чернавинском (Любинском) проспекте были построены Московские торговые ряды (проект архитектора Дессина О.В.).

В 1905 году на этой же улице было закончено строительство драматического театра (архитектор Хворинов И.Г.), напротив театра в 1914 году по проекту архитектора Крячкова А.Д. было возведено здание городского торгового корпуса. Были построены дом судебных установлений, Управление железной дороги и другие здания, придавшие Омску неповторимый облик.

После Октября 1917 года город становится политическим центром утверждения Советской власти в Западной Сибири.

В период с июня 1918 года по ноябрь 1919 года город Омск был резиденцией Верховного правителя России адмирала А.В. Колчака , объявившего Омск столицей Сибири.

В 1934 году была образована Омская губерния, и город Омск стал ее центром.

Ссылка писателя Ф.М Достоевского в г. Омск

В начале 1850 года в Омск доставили из Тобольской пересыльной тюрьмы писателя Фёдора Михайловича Достоевского. За участие в кружке петрашевцев ему было назначено четыре года каторги с дальнейшим определением его в солдаты Освободился с каторги Достоевский в январе 1854 года, он был отправлен на службу рядовым солдатом в город Семипалатинск. В Омск писатель ещё раз заезжал, уже будучи свободным в 1859 году, когда уезжал в Россию.

Административное деление Омской области

Основная статья: Административно-территориальное деление Омской области История районов Постановлением ВЦИК от 7 декабря 1934 года была образована Омская область, в которую вошли:

• часть Западно-Сибирского края — Тарский округ (Большеуковский, Знаменский, Колосовский, Муромцевский, Седельниковский, Тевризский, Усть-Ишимский районы), Омский, Исилькульский, Называевский, Крутинский, Тюкалинский, Большереченский, Иконниковский, Любинский, Шербакульский, Павлоградский, Черлакский, Калачинский районы;
• Обско-Иртышская область — Вагайский, Нижнетавдинский, Тавдинский, Тобольский, Тюменский, Уватский, Ярковский районы, Остяко-Вогульский национальный округ, Ямало-Ненецкий национальный округ;
• часть Челябинской области — Аромашевский, Бердюжский, Викуловский, Голышмановский, Исетский, Ишимский, Казанский, Маслянский, Омутинский, Упоровский, Ялуторовский районы.

В 1935 году были образованы новые районы: Абатский, Азовский, Армизонский, Велижанский, Дубровинский, Изылбашевский, Кормиловский, Марьяновский, Москаленский, Новозаимский, Одесский, Оконешниковский, Омский, Полтавский, Русско-Полянский, Саргатский, Сорокинский, Таврический, Тарский, Юргинский. Омский район был упразднён. В тот же год в составе области были образованы 2 округа: Тобольский (туда вошли Вагайский, Дубровинский, Тобольский, Уватский и Ярковский районы) и Тарский (Большеуковский, Знаменский, Колосовский, Седельниковский, Тарский, Тевризский, Усть-Ишимский).

В 1936 году Иконниковский район был переименован в Горьковский. Через год были образованы 3 новых района: Кагановический, Ежовский (в Тарском округе) и Байкаловский (в Тобольском округе). Одновременно Изылбашский район переименовали в Молотовский.

В 1938 году был образован Тюменский район, а ещё через год Ежовский район переименован в Дзержинский.

В 1940 году были образованы Васисский, Дробышевский, Нижнеомский, Солдатский и Ульяновский районы. Тарский округ был упразднён, а его районы подчинены непосредственно области. В том же году Остяко-Вогульский НО был переименован в Ханты-Мансийский.

В 1943 году в новую Курганскую область отошли Армизонский, Бердюжский, Исетский и Упоровский районы.

В 1944 году в новую Тюменскую область отошли Ханты-Мансийский и Ямало-Ненецкий национальные округа, Тобольский округ и Абатский, Аромашевский, Велижановский, Викуловский, Голышмановский, Ишимский, Казанский, Маслянский, Нижнетавдинский, Новозаимский, Омутинский, Сорокинский, Тюменский, Юргинский и Ялуторовский районы.

В 1953 году были упразднены Дзержинский, Кагановический и Солдатский районы.

В 1957 году Молотовский район переименовали в Иртышский, а в 1962 Ульяновский — в Омский.

В 1963 году были упразднены Азовский, Большеуковский, Васисский, Дробышевский, Иртышский, Колосовский, Кормиловский, Крутинский, Марьяновский, Нижнеомский, Одесский, Оконешниковский, Полтавский, Саргатский, Седельниковский, Усть-Ишимский и Шербакульский районы, но уже в 1964 Крутинский, Нововаршавский, Седельниковский и Шербакульский районы были вновь созданы.

В 1965 году были восстановлены Большеуковский, Колосовский, Одесский, Оконешниковский, Полтавский, Саргатский, Усть-Ишимский, Кормиловский, Марьяновский, Нижнеомский районы.

В 1992 году был образован Азовский немецкий национальный район.

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Omski linn ja Omski piirkond

Omsk on Venemaa üks suuremaid linnu, mis asub Irtõši ja Omi jõgede ühinemiskohas.

Linn-miljonär - 1 154 507 inimest. (2020). Siberis suuruselt teine ​​ja Venemaal üheksas

Suur transpordisõlm: Trans-Siberi raudtee läbib linna läänest itta ja laevatatav Irtõši jõgi lõunast põhja.

Asutatud 1716. aastal. Ametlikult sai linna staatuse 1781. aastal. Vene riigi pealinn (1920-1921). Alates 1935. aastast - Omski oblasti halduskeskus.

• Kuidas Fjodor Dostojevski Omskis elas

Omski ja Omski oblasti lühiajalugu:

Peeter I käsul maabus kolonelleitnant Buchholz koos sõdurite ja kasakate salgaga Omi suudmes ja rajas siia kindluse, mida hakati nimetama Omskajaks. See kindlus ehitati Siberi kaitsmiseks nomaadide eest.

See on eksisteerinud üle 50 aasta. Aastatel 1768-1771 ehitati Siberi korpuse komandöri kindral I. I. Springeri eestvõttel Omi paremkaldale uus linnus. Tal olid arenenumad kaitsvad insenerstruktuurid.

1782. aasta augustis sai Omski linnus üheks kümnest Tobolski kubermangu maakonnaasulast ning sama aasta oktoobris anti sellele linna staatus.

Oluliseks sündmuseks Omski ajaloos oli kahe iseseisva kindralkuberneri – Lääne-Siberi ja Ida-Siberi – loomine Siberi territooriumil 1822. aastal. Just Omsk valiti kindralkuberneri alaliseks elukohaks.

Samal ajal esitas kindralkuberner valitsusele avalduse Lääne-Siberi peadirektoraadi viimiseks Tobolskist Omskisse, mille tulemusena saab Omskist praktiliselt Lääne-Siberi peamine linn Tobolski, Tomski kubermangu ja Semipalatinski alluvusega. piirkond.

Trans-Siberi raudtee ehitamine andis piirkonna arengule võimsa tõuke, tänu millele sai Omskist Irtõši jõe ja maismaa raudtee ristumiskohas soodsa geograafilise asukohaga suur transpordikeskus. 1896. aasta märtsis ehitati sild üle Irtõši ja algas rongiliiklus Tšeljabinskist Novonikolajevskisse (Novosibirsk).

19. sajandi lõpus ja 20. sajandi alguses muutis Omsk märgatavalt oma endist välimust, muutudes üheks Lääne-Siberi tööstus-, sotsiaal- ja kultuurikeskuseks.

20. sajandi alguses kerkisid Omskisse uued klassikaliste arhitektuurivormidega mitmekorruselised hooned. See on näiteks riigikassa ja provintsi riigikassa hoone, mis on püstitatud arhitekt Varaksin N.E. projekti järgi. aastal 1900 (Red Way Street, 3). 1903. aastal ehitati Tšernavinski (Ljubinski) avenüüle Moskva kaubaread (projekteeris arhitekt O. Dessin).

1905. aastal lõpetati samal tänaval (arhitekt Khvorinov I.G.), teatri vastas, 1914. aastal draamateater, mille projekteeris arhitekt A. D. Krjatškov. kerkis linna kaubandushoone hoone. Ehitati kohtuasutuste maja, raudteeamet ja muud hooned, mis andsid Omskile ainulaadse ilme.

Pärast 1917. aasta oktoobrit sai linnast Nõukogude võimu kehtestamise poliitiline keskus Lääne-Siberis.

Ajavahemikul juunist 1918 kuni novembrini 1919 oli Omski linn Venemaa kõrgeima valitseja admiral A.V. Koltšak , kes kuulutas Omski Siberi pealinnaks.

1934. aastal moodustati Omski kubermang, mille keskuseks sai Omski linn.

Kirjanik F.M. Dostojevski Omskis

1850. aasta alguses toodi Tobolski transiitvanglast Omskisse kirjanik Fjodor Mihhailovitš Dostojevski. Petraševistide ringis osalemise eest määrati talle neli aastat rasket tööd ja tema määratlus oli täiendav sõdur. Dostojevski vabastati sunnitööst jaanuaris 1854, ta saadeti lihtsõdurina Semipalatinski linna. Kirjanik helistas veel kord Omskisse, olles vaba juba 1859. aastal, kui lahkus Venemaale.

Omski oblasti haldusjaotus

Peaartikkel: Omski oblasti haldusterritoriaalne jaotus Rajooni ajalugu Ülevenemaalise Kesktäitevkomitee dekreediga 7. detsembrist 1934 moodustati Omski oblast, mis hõlmas:

• Lääne-Siberi territooriumi osa - Tara rajoon (Bolšeukovski, Znamenski, Kolosovski, Muromtsevski, Sedelnikovski, Tevrizski, Ust-Išimski rajoonid), Omski, Isilkulski, Nazõvajevski, Krutinski, Tjukalinski, Bolšeretšenski, Ikonnikovski, Svlaki Tšeretšenski, Ikonnikovski, Pavherba. , Kalatšinski rajoonid;
• Ob-Irtõši piirkond - Vagai, Nižnetavdinski, Tavdinski, Tobolski, Tjumeni, Uvatski, Jarkovski rajoonid, Ostjako-Vogulski rahvusringkond, Jamalo-Neenetsi rahvusringkond;
• osa Tšeljabinski oblastist - Aromaševski, Berdjužski, Vikulovski, Golõšmanovski, Isetski, Išimski, Kazanski, Masljanski, Omutinski, Uporovski, Jalutorovski rajoonid.

1935. aastal moodustati uued ringkonnad: Abatski, Azovski, Armizonsky, Velizhansky, Dubrovinsky, Izylbashevsky, Kormilovsky, Maryanovsky, Moskalensky, Novozaimsky, Odessa, Okoneshnikovsky, Omsky, Poltava, Russko-Polyansky, Taursko-Polyansky, Taurgo-Poljanski, Taurginokin Targatsky,,. Omski piirkond kaotati. Samal aastal moodustati piirkonnas 2 ringkonda: Tobolsky (mis hõlmas Vagaysky, Dubrovinsky, Tobolsky, Uvatsky ja Jarkovski rajoonid) ja Tarsky (Bolsheukovski, Znamensky, Kolosovski, Sedelnikovsky, Tarsky, Tevrizsky, Ust-Ishimsky).

1936. aastal nimetati Ikonnikovski linnaosa ümber Gorkiks. Aasta hiljem moodustati 3 uut ringkonda: Kaganovitšitšeski, Ježovski (Tara rajoonis) ja Baikalovski (Tobolski rajoonis). Samal ajal nimetati Izylbashsky linnaosa ümber Molotovskiks.

1938. aastal moodustati Tjumeni piirkond ja aasta hiljem nimetati Ježovski piirkond ümber Dzeržinskiks.

1940. aastal moodustati Vasisski, Drobõševski, Nižneomski, Soldatski ja Uljanovski oblastid. Taara ringkond kaotati ja selle ringkonnad allutati vahetult piirkonnale. Samal aastal nimetati Ostjako-Vogulski NO ümber Hantõ-Mansiiskiks.

1943. aastal kolisid Armizonsky, Berdyugsky, Isetsky ja Uporovsky rajoonid uude Kurgani piirkonda.

1944. aastal Hantõ-Mansiiski ja Jamalo-Neenetsi rahvusringkonnad, Tobolski rajoon ning Abatski, Aromaševski, Veližanovski, Vikulovski, Golõšmanovski, Išimski, Kazanski, Masljanski, Nižnetavdinski, Novozaimski, Omutinski, Tõurgõmeni ja Jaljapartii ja Yarõžanski rajoon. uued Tjumeni piirkonna piirkonnad.

1953. aastal kaotati Dzeržinski, Kaganovitšitšeski ja Soldatski rajoon.

1957. aastal nimetati Molotovski rajoon ümber Irtõšskiks ja 1962. aastal Uljanovskiks Omskiks.

1963. aastal asusid Aasovi, Bolšeukovski, Vasisski, Drobõševski, Irtõški, Kolosovski, Kormilovski, Krutinski, Marjanovski, Nižneomski, Odessa, Okonešnikovski, Poltava, Sargatski, Sedelnikovski, Ust-Išimski, Ust-Išimski, Sherbaski rajoonis, aga juba Krutni rajoonis1,6, 4 Krutni rajoonis. taevas , Sedelnikovski ja Šerbakulski rajoonid taasloodi.

1965. aastal taastati Bolšeukovski, Kolosovski, Odessa, Okonešnikovski, Poltava, Sargatski, Ust-Išimski, Kormilovski, Maryanovski, Nižneomski rajoonid.

1992. aastal moodustati Aasovi Saksa rahvusregioon.

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Omsk , officially the Siberian Black League , is a warlord state in Western Siberia. Occupying the territory of the former Omsk Oblast, it borders Tomsk to the north, the Kazakh SSR to the south, Tyumen to the east, and Novosibirsk to the west.

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Following the dissolution of the Soviet Union , the city of Omsk, initially held by the West Siberian People's Republic , was seized by a league of ultranationalists sharing views of anti-German sentiment and revanchism. Led by Dmitry Karbyshev 's All-Russian Black League, upon the seizing of Omsk, the ultranationalist regime had to industrialize and fortify it. In a way, some could say it's nothing but a fortified city in which the Black League militarizes and prepares for its future conflicts.

The political system of Omsk is governed as a militarist one-party state since its founding, ruled by Karbyshev and his like-minded comrades of the All-Russian Black League, an organization fanatically devoted to revanchism against the Greater Germanic Reich . However, at heart, Karbyshev is a Russian and while he sought to create an ultranationalist military state to take revenge against Germany, he did not account for the despots that wished to claim as much power as possible from him. Karbyshev is represented in-game as a dying man soon to fall, due to him leading a brutal military dictatorship, while being opposed to the radical rhetoric of his officer clique. The Black League has since become an ultranationalist state, even more radical in their hatred of Germany. Due to Karbyshev's declining health, many of the other officers have gained massive influence in the leadership of Omsk. The reality is that Karbyshev started a movement that assumed it was able to change the hearts of the despots with nationalism rather than terror; but it has since been corrupted beyond his visions, and there is little he can do to stop the train of degeneracy. Indeed, once Karbyshev dies and Omsk is still around, actual ultranationalist and General Dmitry Yazov will assume leadership of the Black League and prevent the despotic cliques from growing.

Under the sheer doctrine of anti-German sentiment, the theory of the “Great Trial” in Omsk comes in. This is where the warlord state will prepare for its final assault on the Reich, as revenge for the “First Trial” which brought the dissolution of the Soviet Union and the “Second Trial” being the West Russian War . Their hatred doesn't stop with just Germany, but it includes many who collaborated with them. Some officers of the Black League even go as far as to want to destroy the United States for not helping enough during the Great Patriotic War. In preparation for their war with Germany, they are expectant of nuclear strikes and so have started to construct massive metro tunnels to double as shelter from the warheads and radioactive fallout. The resolve of the Black League cannot be stopped, even with the threat of nuclear war.

Omsk is one of the hardest paths in TNO, due to it being weaker than a lot of the surrounding warlords and being unable to conduct diplomacy at all. To reunite Russia, Omsk will have to fight every single state in its way. Their end goal is the complete extermination of the Reich and the German people, and they will stop at nothing to reach this. They are hard-coded for hostility and are always at war with someone, but an AI Omsk will almost always never be successful. Despite being founded on nothing but hatred, when they unify Western Siberia and start to emerge on the international stage, they actually try to conceal their ideology and ambitions from foreign influences. They stick with a nondescript name of the “West Siberian Provisional Authority” under the guise of a protective military authority and switch their ideology to “Despotism”.

National spirits

After Dmitry Yazov comes to power and purges the Black League's old guard, the cabinet changes to:

Omsk has at least eleven generals.

• Ironically, according to a former developer of West Siberia, Omsk at one point had a National Socialist path as a "sane" option, due to now-former head developer Pink Panzer wanting every region in Western Siberia to have multiple paths. This was changed after the other developers convinced him to have Omsk only have one path.
• Omsk was partially inspired by the Armenian Secret Army for the Liberation of Armenia , a militant group that aspired to carve out an ethnic Armenian homeland in eastern Turkey.
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