10K views · 238 reactions | Seven miles off Britain’s east coast, a WWII an anti-aircraft fortress once shielded the nation from enemy bombers. In 1967 Roy & Joan Bates stepped aboard, declared independence, and the Principality of Sealand was born. From fort to flag, tap link in our bio to explore the origin of the world’s most unconventional country. #History #EMareLibertas #SealandLife #SealandLegacy | Principality of Sealand | Facebook

Sealand - The Smallest Country in the World In 1967, Sealand was founded as a sovereign Principality on a military fortress, seven miles from the eastern shores of Britain. Sealand’s history and adventure have been defined by armed invasion attempts, the fighting of legal battles, countering a coup d'etat, and surviving a natural disaster while remaining fiercely independent. From this spirit, our national motto was born: ‘E Mare Libertas’ (From the Sea, Freedom). Upon the declaration of indepen

Check out this cool virtual drone footage of Sealand, the world’s smallest nation! Dive into the story of Sealand and discover what makes this sovereign state so special. Visit our website for more info. #Sealand #VirtualTour #Sustainability #History #FortressLife | Principality of Sealand

9.1K views · 141 reactions | Located in the North Sea, Sealand is the world's smallest nation with a big story. From its declaration of independence in 1967 to its unique status today, Sealand stands as a symbol of resilience and freedom. Do you want to know more about Sealand? Make sure to follow us on social media or visit our website: https://sealandgov.org/ #Sealand #Resilience #Freedom #SealandHistory #UniqueNations | Principality of Sealand | Facebook

Experience the beauty and history of Sealand, the world's smallest country, with this rare footage of Princess Joan. 🏰 #sealand #princessjoan #sealandfootage | Principality of Sealand

A short documentary about #sealand by AFP News Agency | Principality of Sealand

Anyone currently self-isolating might get some useful ideas from this 1970 clip as Bob Wellings winched up to meet the Bates, the first family of the Principality of Sealand. | BBC Archive