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| | '''Anina Bergmann''' ([[Gylic alphabet|Gylic transcription]]: ''Anina Bergyman''; born 20 April 1946) is a Gylian doctor and politician. |
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| |office = [[President of Gylias]]
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| |term_start = 1 February 1991 | |
| |term_end = 1 February 2007 | |
| |primeminister = [[Mathilde Vieira]] | |
| |predecessor = [[Sáe Nyran]] | |
| |successor = [[Laura Varnaþ]]
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| |birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1946|4|20|df=yes}}
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| |birth_place = Antánas, [[Free Territories (Gylias)|Free Territories]]
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| |party = {{G-SP}}
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| '''Anina Bergmann''' ([[Gylic alphabet|Gylic transcription]]: ''Anina Bergyman''; born 20 April 1946) is a Gylian doctor and politician. She served as [[President of Gylias]] from 1991 to 2007. | |
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| She moved to Mişeyáke in 1980 to take up a job with the [[Gylian administrative agencies#Ministry of Health|Public Health Agency]]. | | She moved to Mişeyáke in 1980 to take up a job with the [[Gylian administrative agencies#Ministry of Health|Public Health Agency]]. |
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| In 1981, she joined the {{G-SP}}. She ran for the Mişeyáke {{wpl|City Council}} in [[List of Gylian municipal elections#1986|1986]] and [[List of Gylian municipal elections#1988|1988]], but failed to win election. | | In 1981, she joined the {{G-SP}}. |
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| ==Presidency==
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| [[File:AninaBergmann-1991.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Official portrait of Anina as President, 1991]]
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| ===Election===
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| Anina was chosen as the {{G-PA}}'s candidate in the [[Gylian presidential election, 1991|1991 presidential election]]. She won a plurality of first-preference votes, the first PA candidate to do so in a presidential election, and defeated the [[Conservatism in Gylias|conservative]] candidate Şea Eneþi in final preferences by 50,8% to 49,2%.
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| She would go on to win re-election in [[Gylian presidential election, 1995|1995]], [[Gylian presidential election, 1999|1999]], and [[Gylian presidential election, 2003|2003]].
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| ===Exercise of office===
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| Anina established a close relationship with the [[Mathilde Vieira government]] — the fact that both Mathilde and Anina came from Antánas providing some amusement to the public and [[Media of Gylias|media]].
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| She was an energetic and high-profile president, exercising her right to address a message to Gylians directly the most frequently after [[Reda Kazan]]. She chose to promote {{wpl|environmentalism}} and {{wpl|volunteerism}} as president — the former proving an apt choice due to the influence of the Gylian {{wpl|environmental movement}} and [[Aishwarya Devi]]'s consumption-reducing policies.
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| She was known for her extensive domestic and foreign visits, and was strongly in favour of using the presidency's ceremonial duties to enhance [[Foreign relations of Gylias|Gylian foreign relations]]. She made official visits to [[Akashi]] and [[Delkora]] to support fellow [[Common Sphere]] members who had been affected by the [[neoliberal conspiracy]].
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| She led the commemorations on the 40th anniversary of the [[Liberation War (Gylias)|Liberation War]] ending in 1998. She delivered a widely-acclaimed speech emphasising the great suffering of Gylians during the Liberation War and the importance of preserving the [[Free Territories (Gylias)|Free Territories]]' ideals and legacy.
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| Her 31 December 1999 address to Gylians on the eve of a new millennium was also widely commended.
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| ===Senate nominations===
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| She expressed support for political reforms within the bounds of her office, and welcomed the transformation of the [[Gylian Senate|Senate]] into a {{wpl|sortition}}-based body. She was the first president to nominate eminent Gylians for a Senate term.
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| She repeatedly nominated [[Margot Fontaine]] to non-consecutive terms, and [[Ludmila Canaşvili]] to two non-consecutive terms. Ludmila's last term, from 1 March to 1 June 2002, served as a substitute for Margot, who had died before she was due to start a new Senate term.
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| ==Post-presidency== | | ==Politics== |
| After the presidency, Anina returned to her medical career for a few years, before retiring completely in 2010.
| | [[File:AninaBergmann-1991.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Anina in 1991]] |
| | She was the {{G-PA}}'s candidate in the [[Gylian presidential election, 1982|1982 presidential election]]. She had been chosen at the last minute, after the PA contemplated sitting out the election. |
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| She was herself nominated for a Senate term by her successor [[Laura Varnaþ]], serving between 1 June and 1 September 2011. | | During her campaign, she opposed the PA's participation in the [[Aén Ďanez government]]. However, she couldn't overcome the public's frustration with the [[wretched decade]]. She finished fourth, with 14,8% of the vote, and was eliminated. Her result marked a huge setback from [[Reda Kazan]]'s landslide victory of [[Gylian presidential election, 1975|1975]]. |
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| | She ran for the Mişeyáke {{wpl|City Council}} in [[List of Gylian municipal elections#1986|1986]] and [[List of Gylian municipal elections#1988|1988]], but failed to win election. |
| ==Private life== | | ==Private life== |
| Anina married twice, and has two children. She identifies as a practicing [[Asuryan]]. | | Anina married twice, and has two children. She identifies as a practicing [[Asuryan]]. |
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| [[Category:Gylian politicians]] | | [[Category:Gylian politicians]] |
This is a Gylian name. The
surname is
Bergmann. This person is customarily referred to by the
given name Anina.
Anina Bergmann (Gylic transcription: Anina Bergyman; born 20 April 1946) is a Gylian doctor and politician.
Early life
Anina was born on 20 April 1946 in Antánas. Her parents were Acrean volunteers in the International Brigades.
She enrolled in the Regional University of Sænor in 1966 to study medicine, and graduated in 1972. She subsequently completed a medical doctorate and began working as a lung specialist.
She moved to Mişeyáke in 1980 to take up a job with the Public Health Agency.
In 1981, she joined the Socialist Party.
Politics
She was the Progressive Alliance's candidate in the 1982 presidential election. She had been chosen at the last minute, after the PA contemplated sitting out the election.
During her campaign, she opposed the PA's participation in the Aén Ďanez government. However, she couldn't overcome the public's frustration with the wretched decade. She finished fourth, with 14,8% of the vote, and was eliminated. Her result marked a huge setback from Reda Kazan's landslide victory of 1975.
She ran for the Mişeyáke City Council in 1986 and 1988, but failed to win election.
Private life
Anina married twice, and has two children. She identifies as a practicing Asuryan.
