Liechten(((stein)))

>Though maybe you were looking for Austria or an ethnoreligious group that has last names which commonly end with stein?

Accidentally got invaded five times by the Swiss army award

Liechtenstein is (((Jewish))).

Liechten(((stein)))^[1] is a small, neutral country in the Alps located between Austria and Switzerland. Almost nobody lives here and most of the people walking around in the streets are either tourists or Swiss / Austrian commuters trying to quintuple their salaries by working there.

Culture[edit | edit source]

Liechtensteiner culture primarily consists of bathing in money and and leaving the country to go to parties in Switzerland or Austria or something.

History[edit | edit source]

January 23, 1719: The Principality of Liechtenstein was established by decree of Holy Roman Emperor Charles VI.
July 12, 1806: Liechtenstein became a sovereign independent state when it joined the Confederation of the Rhine.
June 20, 1815: Joined the German Confederation, which further recognized its sovereignty.

23 January 1719 is cited as the date for establishment, while 12 July 1806 is cited as the date for independence / sovereignty.

Demographics[edit | edit source]

>They're like really White or something

Mostly just White people from the Alps (for now), but sandniggers are slowly creeping into the country.

Swiss invasion incidents[edit | edit source]

1968: Swiss artillery accidentally fired five shells into Liechtenstein, hitting the Malbun ski area.
1976: About 75 Swiss soldiers and packhorses took a wrong turn and crossed roughly 500 m into Liechtenstein.
1985: Swiss-fired rockets landed in Liechtenstein and started a forest fire; Switzerland paid compensation.
1992: Swiss Army cadets accidentally crossed the border and established an observation post inside Liechtenstein. Switzerland apologized.
2007: About 170–171 Swiss soldiers got lost during a nighttime training exercise and marched more than a mile into Liechtenstein before realizing their mistake. Liechtenstein reportedly hadn't even noticed until Switzerland told them.