Aaron Sobczak

Liberland Has a Right to Be Free

by Aaron Sobczak | Oct 26, 2023 | Featured Articles, Libertarianism

Along the Danube River in South-Central Europe rests a unique parcel of land. This roughly 2.7 square mile piece of land is sandwiched between Croatia and Serbia. Before the breakup of Yugoslavia, the autonomous regions within the federal republic established their borders following the Danube. However, after decades, the river has slightly changed its course, leaving this piece of land outside of both borders. After the breakup of Yugoslavia, neither nation claimed the land, and in fact it remained terra nullius, or no man’s land, until 2015. Vit Jedlička and a few others proclaimed the...

Aaron Sobczak is national board member of the Libertarian Youth Caucus. He holds an M.A. in International Public Policy and focuses on unique international, humanitarian, and immigration issues. He lives with his wife close to the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains in Lynchburg, Virginia.

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