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Mundane Horoscope of Kazakhstan :
Declaration of Independence from the USSR

 

 

Saturn = 031
Pluto = 040
Mercury = 101
Sun = 131
Moon = 220
Venus= 221
Mars = 232
Neptune = 301

Uranus = 321
Jupiter = 411

Node = non-Transcendental (301)

 

     Kazakhstan : Declaration of independence from the USSR

Primary Transcendental Saturn, Secondary Transcendental Pluto

Dec. 16, 1991
14.00.00 PM GMT (+00)
Alma Ata
76E57'00; 43N15'00
Asc: 29Cn45; Mc: 12Ar41

Source: "The Supreme Soviet of Kazakhstan proclaimed the republic's sovereignty on 25 October 1990, and approved the declaration of independence from the Soviet Union in the capital, Alma Ata, on 16 December 1991.... On the advice of the League of Independent Astrologers in Moscow [this] chart is set [for] ... 2:00 p.m. GMT, 16 December 1991." Campion, "The Book of World Horoscopes," (Second Edition, 1996), p. 219.

 

Other Kazakhstan horoscopes:

Kazakhstan: Proclamation of Independence, 1991
Kazakhstan: Proclamation of Independence, 1991: G-sector chart
Kazakhstan: Proclamation of Independence, 1991: Astrocartography (large)
Kazakhstan: Proclamation of Independence, 1991: Astrocartography: North America
Kazakhstan: Proclamation of Independence, 1991: Ebertin-style
Kazakhstan: Proclamation of Independence, 1991: Asteroids
Kazakhstan: Proclamation of Independence, 1991: Dispositor
Kazakhstan: Proclamation of Independence, 1991: Local Horizon
Kazakhstan: Proclamation of Independence, 1991: Fixed Stars
Kazakhstan: Proclamation of Independence, 1991: Koch

 

 

From:

The Role of the Least-aspected Planet in Astrocartography

 

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