Difference between revisions of "Alexander Kligenberg"
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| − | | order = | + | | order = Archbishop of North Inquista |
| − | | term_start = | + | | term_start = July 28th 2010 |
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| − | | predecessor = | + | | predecessor = Position established |
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| + | | order2 = Bishop of Eamony | ||
| + | | term_start2 = July 28th, 2010 | ||
| + | | term_end2 = January 29th, 2012 | ||
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| + | | predecessor2 = Position established | ||
| + | | successor2 = Gary Sunderson | ||
| order3 = Councillor of Inquista to the European Union | | order3 = Councillor of Inquista to the European Union | ||
| term_start3 = December 30th, 2009 | | term_start3 = December 30th, 2009 | ||
| term_end3 = January 29th, 2012 | | term_end3 = January 29th, 2012 | ||
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| successor3 = [[Mikaela Kligenberg]] | | successor3 = [[Mikaela Kligenberg]] | ||
| − | | order4 = | + | | order4 = [[European Union]] Premier Commissioner |
| − | | term_start4 = January | + | | term_start4 = January 21st, 2011 |
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| birth_date = April 7th, 1959 | | birth_date = April 7th, 1959 | ||
| birth_place = Saint Dominico, Inquista | | birth_place = Saint Dominico, Inquista | ||
| − | | death_date = January 29th, 2012 ( | + | | death_date = January 29th, 2012 (aged 52) |
| death_place = Saint Dominico, Inquista | | death_place = Saint Dominico, Inquista | ||
| nationality = [[Inquista|Inquistan]] | | nationality = [[Inquista|Inquistan]] | ||
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| party = [[The Christian League]] | | party = [[The Christian League]] | ||
European People's Party (December 2009 - July 2011) | European People's Party (December 2009 - July 2011) | ||
| − | European Freedom Party (July 2011 - | + | European Freedom Party (July 2011 - onward) |
| alma_mater = | | alma_mater = | ||
| spouse = Sharla DeRossi | | spouse = Sharla DeRossi | ||
| − | | children = [[Mikaela Kligenberg]] | + | | children = 1 ([[Mikaela Kligenberg]]) |
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| − | '''Alexander Kligenberg''' (7 April 1959 | + | '''Alexander Kligenberg''' (7 April, 1959 – 29 January, 2012) was the Archbishop and de facto ruler of North Inquista from the time of the Inquistan Civil War to Inquistan Reunification. Kligenberg founded and led the Christian League, which dominated and controlled Inquistan politics from 2010 until 2013. Kligenberg also maintained a prestigious political career within the EU, where he served two consecutive terms as Premier Commissioner while also serving as the Inquistan Councillor at the same time. Kligenberg led the European People's Party to success in the European Commission, before eventually founding the European Freedom Party along with former political rival Maleeka Liszckoszi. Not long after the end of his European Premiership term, and at the dawn of Inquistan reunification, Kligenberg found himself to become the first high profile target of the Crusade Against Corruption and was assassinated on January 29th, 2012. |
Latest revision as of 02:28, 1 April 2020
| His Holiness Alexander Kligenberg | |
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| Archbishop of North Inquista
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| In office July 28th 2010 – January 29th, 2012 | |
| Preceded by | Position established |
| Succeeded by | Position abolished |
| Bishop of Eamony
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| In office July 28th, 2010 – January 29th, 2012 | |
| Preceded by | Position established |
| Succeeded by | Gary Sunderson |
| Councillor of Inquista to the European Union
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| In office December 30th, 2009 – January 29th, 2012 | |
| Preceded by | Position established |
| Succeeded by | Mikaela Kligenberg |
| European Union Premier Commissioner
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| In office January 21st, 2011 – December 26th, 2011 | |
| Preceded by | Christiane Vooleeck |
| Succeeded by | Maleeka Liszckoszi |
| Born | April 7th, 1959 Saint Dominico, Inquista |
| Died | January 29th, 2012 (aged 52) Saint Dominico, Inquista |
| Nationality | Inquistan |
| Political party | The Christian League
European People's Party (December 2009 - July 2011) European Freedom Party (July 2011 - onward) |
| Spouse | Sharla DeRossi |
| Children | 1 (Mikaela Kligenberg) |
| Religion | Inquistan Orthodoxy |
Alexander Kligenberg (7 April, 1959 – 29 January, 2012) was the Archbishop and de facto ruler of North Inquista from the time of the Inquistan Civil War to Inquistan Reunification. Kligenberg founded and led the Christian League, which dominated and controlled Inquistan politics from 2010 until 2013. Kligenberg also maintained a prestigious political career within the EU, where he served two consecutive terms as Premier Commissioner while also serving as the Inquistan Councillor at the same time. Kligenberg led the European People's Party to success in the European Commission, before eventually founding the European Freedom Party along with former political rival Maleeka Liszckoszi. Not long after the end of his European Premiership term, and at the dawn of Inquistan reunification, Kligenberg found himself to become the first high profile target of the Crusade Against Corruption and was assassinated on January 29th, 2012.
