Chairpersons
Roaldin Amundsven: (1920-1930)Amundsven was a Wawakanise revolutionary who led the Democratic Workers Party to victory in the Revolution of 1917, he would go onto to found the nation after a couple of years in civil war with Czarist loyalists. His theories and practice were put together to develop the theory of Amundsven Theory which has been incorporated into Laximism and modern-day socialism. After his death their was a split between Laxim and Wessely over Amundsven's final testament that Wessely claimed had proof that he was the legitimate successor while Laxim denied this instead allowing the party to choose who should take rank after Amundsven.
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Petar Tomc: (1930-1935)Tomc was an influential economist in the Wawakanatote during his time, one of his major developments was the National Economic Program, which was a project he and Amundsven had been working on for years. He wouldn't remain the Chairman for as long as his predecessor and successor mostly because he would return to managing the state's financial situations as the Minister of Finance.
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Voslavic Laxim: (1935-1945)Laxim was a Wawakanise revolutionary and a key political and military leader of World War II. His biggest policy move was the conversion of the Wawakanise economy from a market-oriented state to a command economy in the middle of the 1930s. Under him the purges of Wawakanise officials were at an all time high and were meant to remove corruption and counter-revolutionaries from the party. His most famous purge was in the 1930s with Radek Wessely, who he would have assassinated a few years later in Mexico.
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Norbert Brume: (1945-1950)
Brume was a Wawakanise revolutionary who continued many of Laxim's policies such as the Economic Command Program. However, he did adopt a different foreign policy and advocated for the Socialist government to take a more aggressive stance against the capitalist world by funding left-wing revolutions in foreign countries.
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Erin Lokaj: (1950-1953)Lokaj relaxed the rhetoric of his predecessor's foreign policy while continuing the ECP. However, in 1953 he was removed from office in a massive purge of Laxim supporters conducted by the Romanic administration. After being removed he continued to write about the history of Laxim and his government as a way to counterattack the Romanic attempts to whitewash all of the positive things under the Laxim administration.
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Nikita Romanic: (1953-1966)Romanic was a Wawakanise revolutionary and political reformist who became discontent with Laxim's police state governance. He sought to carry out a complete reform of the entire Wawakanise system. First he allowed for the slow integration of private enterprise through his liberalization programs, and then he allowed for foreign companies to have a stake in Wawakanatote's market. In order to do this he first had to denounce Laxim, which he did with his speech to the council in 1953.
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Tsvetan Bukovsky: (1966-1967)
Bukovsky was a Wawakanise politician who was expelled from the party for "wrongful misuse of government property" and was considered one of Wawakanatote's most corrupt political leaders. Other than that his policies were nothing bright too for he consider himself a "socialist darwinist", which he claimed that socialism could only achieved by highly intelligent people in advanced societies and that the rest of the world was doomed to capitalism. (Ironically Wawakanatote at the time was considered a developing state)
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Mile Litvinovich:(1967-1975)Litvinovich's time in office is best remembered for its economic stagnation and lack of growth. Political theorists believe this was caused by his fiscal conservative take on economics within the country. He was a supporter of taking the positives of the Laxim era and the Romanic era, and combing them to establish a strong economy with culture and militarization.
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Yeva Simonov: (1975-1980)Simonov was the first female Chairperson of Wawakanatote who introduced the "New Command Policy", which was an attempt to bring back Laximist economics back into the political sphere while maintaining the market system. She slowed down privatization and re-nationalized a ton of industries that the Romanic administration had put into private hands.
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Bohuslav Zajczyk: (1980-1990)Zajczyk was a Wawakanise politician who reversed his predecessor's policy of the "New Command Policy" in favor of returning to the far more liberal policy of the National Economic Program. Under his administration Wawakanatote and the United States became good trading partners, along with this he and Ronald Reagan were considered to be great friends, so much so that he even attended Reagan's funeral in 2004.
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Xia Gang: (1990-2000)Xia was a Wawakanise politician born to two Chinese immigrants who held conservative beliefs in regards to socialism. He, along with his gang of four (Mo Lei, Yao Jing, Gong Song), coined the phrase "better to be poor under socialism than rich under capitalism", which is still a popular saying among young protesters today. Besides coining ridiculous phrases, he instituted political purges of "capitalist roaders" and installed "true people's representatives" in their place. Today his politics are considered a staple of "revolutionary" thoughts among young political activists who feel ostracized in the current political climate.
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Shigi Khutukhu: (2000-2005)Khutukhu was a Wawakanise politician who stopped many of his predecessor's policies such as the reactionary purges. While in power he decriminalized marijuana and released over a million prisoners with crimes for drug possession; however, he still cracked down hard on private distribution of drugs and harshly punished drug dealers by sending them to labor camps while sending drug addicts to reeducation camps.
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Michelle Eggen: (2005-2015)Eggen was a Wawakanise politician who created a strong and peaceful relationship between the United States and Wawakanatote. One of her biggest policies was her move towards a more free and democratic market system as she considered the socialist market economy to have "run its course" and that now it was time for Wawakanatote to join the democratic capitalist world. Of course this caused tons of controversy then, and still to some degree today as well.
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Safar el-Kaiser: (2015-2020)Kaiser was a Wawakanise politician who never originally intended on running for the position of Chairperson. He only ran after learning of the political assassination of his daughter in which he ran on a platform of nationalization, "tough on crime", and anti-liberalism. He would have run for a second term, but he was assassinated midway through the 2020 election year, some have theorized that the US had something to do with it due to their antagonistic relationship and loss of valuable trade with Wawakanatote. Under him, both Wawakanatote and China united to strengthen the socialist world, which would start the process for the modern day SUSR.
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Nikolas McMichellen: (2025-2025)McMichellen was assassinated during his inaugural address, so he never actually managed to apply his policies to the nation. However, his most popular policies were his economic reforms and liberalization, plus he would have continued his predecessor's lack of spending on the military.
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Pan Cheng: (2025-2035)Pan was a Chinese politician and socialist billionaire worth $121 billion today. When he became the Chairperson he seized all control of his company "Honda" over to the workers and instigated a process of mass nationalization in the SUSR's special economic zones of Taiwan, Japan, Hong Kong, and South Korea. He forced Foxconn to build proper safety measures for their workers, an example of which being suicide nets due to the inane numbers of suicides at Foxconn. Other than that he also began his corruption purges in what is now referenced as the "Pan Revolution".
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Vladimir Salas: (2035-2050)Salas was a Wawakanise politician who continued much of his predecessor's nationalization efforts; however, he stopped the corruption trials and brought back many of the people that were removed from office. His time as Chairman is best described as corporate, dictatorial, and corrupt. One of his major accomplishments was winning the Alaskan War in 2039 and putting an end to world war III. He would be executed in 2050 for his war crimes and human rights abuses.
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Dzhenifer Morgen: (2050-2060)Morgen was a Wawakanise politician who led the charge against the Salas administration in 2050. After seizing power she began a process of decentralization, economic liberalization, enacting term limits, and boosted military and foreign aid spending. Under Morgen, the relationship between the SUSR and US were at an all time high and both Wawakanise and American companies freely moved in and out of both countries. Her policies led to an ever growing problem of wealth inequality, lower class poverty, and shaky unemployment rates; however, the economy was at its highest point in years and privatization activists called for more privatization. Most of the problems wouldn't begin to fix until the late 50s when she adopted many of her Vice Chairperson's policies for attacking unemployment, corruption, and poverty.
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Song Liyuan: (2060-????)Song is a Chinese politician and the former Vice Chairwoman of the Council of Democrats. Her policies were first enacted under the Morgen administration in order to attack unemployment, corruption, and poverty. She has stated that her policies are to improve the lives of the people, improve our democracy, abolish term limits, and tackle corruption. One of her policies for tackling corruption has been instigating a political purge of which has been dubbed as the "Second Great Purge", which is to point out the similarities between Song's policies and Laxim's policies of the 1930s.
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