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*[[Mahano'na Alo]], born 1969, writer and producer | *[[Mahano'na Alo]], born 1969, writer and producer | ||
*[[John Ament]], born 1985, current [[Governor of Central County]] | *[[John Ament]], born 1985, current [[Governor of Central County]] | ||
==B== | ==B== | ||
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==D== | ==D== | ||
*[[René de l'Anse]], 1932-2007, 39th and last governor of the [[Dominion of Garetolia]] | |||
*[[Anton Duryard]], 1904-1971, professional cricketer | *[[Anton Duryard]], 1904-1971, professional cricketer | ||
*[[Mitchell Duryard]], 1876-1969, professional cricketer | *[[Mitchell Duryard]], 1876-1969, professional cricketer | ||
==E== | ==E== | ||
*[[Noka Eeia]], born 1978, writer and producer | *[[Noka Eeia]], born 1978, writer and producer | ||
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*[[Isaiah Hama]], born 1970, actor and writer | *[[Isaiah Hama]], born 1970, actor and writer | ||
*[[Maka Hamala]], born 1966, Deputy Chief Director of [[GANAPARS]] | *[[Maka Hamala]], born 1966, Deputy Chief Director of [[GANAPARS]] | ||
*[[Kelly Hansen]], 1939-2009, musician and political activist | *[[Kelly Hansen]], 1939-2009, musician and political activist | ||
*[[Ponoko Hasaka]], born 1979, actor | *[[Ponoko Hasaka]], born 1979, actor | ||
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*[[Al Herd]], born 1973, actor | *[[Al Herd]], born 1973, actor | ||
*[[Robert Heron]], born 1977, actor | *[[Robert Heron]], born 1977, actor | ||
*[[Rono Hokona]], 1939-2001, politician | |||
*[[Martin Holt]], born 1970, actor | *[[Martin Holt]], born 1970, actor | ||
*[[Terry Holt]], born 1974, former professional cricketer | *[[Terry Holt]], born 1974, former professional cricketer | ||
*[[Colomo Honano]], born 1975, actor | *[[Colomo Honano]], born 1975, actor | ||
*[[Mola Honono]], born 1953, politician | |||
*[[Ulukoneno Hor'opo]], 1947-2013, 6th [[Prime Minister of Garetolia]] | *[[Ulukoneno Hor'opo]], 1947-2013, 6th [[Prime Minister of Garetolia]] | ||
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*[[Moko Kalo'an]], born 1970, former professional baseball player | *[[Moko Kalo'an]], born 1970, former professional baseball player | ||
*[[Rema Ka'nata]], born 1982, former professional baseball player | *[[Rema Ka'nata]], born 1982, former professional baseball player | ||
*[[Roloma Kano'olomano]], born 1960, 13th [[Deputy Prime Minister of Garetolia]] | |||
*[[Nopo Kanomo]], born 1949, 3rd [[Deputy Prime Minister of Garetolia]] | *[[Nopo Kanomo]], born 1949, 3rd [[Deputy Prime Minister of Garetolia]] | ||
*[[Mase'o Karak'a]], born 1977, Minister of Defence | *[[Mase'o Karak'a]], born 1977, Minister of Defence | ||
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*[[Hanano Lo'hopo]], 1946-2014, 5th [[Deputy Prime Minister of Garetolia]] | *[[Hanano Lo'hopo]], 1946-2014, 5th [[Deputy Prime Minister of Garetolia]] | ||
*[[Peter Lokoso]], 1938-1999, 4th [[Prime Minister of Garetolia]] | *[[Peter Lokoso]], 1938-1999, 4th [[Prime Minister of Garetolia]] | ||
*[[Pono Lorosa]], born 2001, alleged time traveller and subject of an elaborate online hoax perpetrated by [[Michael Polomo]] | *[[Pono Lorosa]], born 2001, alleged time traveller and subject of an elaborate online hoax perpetrated by [[Michael Polomo]] | ||
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*[[Kana Maka'a]], 1937-2001, alleged mistress of Kalano Palik | *[[Kana Maka'a]], 1937-2001, alleged mistress of Kalano Palik | ||
*[[Kolo Makano]], 1918-1968, Garetolian nationalist, political activist, and main figure in the [[Garetolian Independence Movement]] | *[[Kolo Makano]], 1918-1968, Garetolian nationalist, political activist, and main figure in the [[Garetolian Independence Movement]] | ||
*[[Makalo Makano]], 1923-2008, politician and founder of the [[Conservative Party (Garetolia)|Conservative Party]] | |||
*[[Kalo Make'o]], born 1970, Chief Director of [[GANAPARS]] | *[[Kalo Make'o]], born 1970, Chief Director of [[GANAPARS]] | ||
*[[Mak'ale'o]], c. 8,000–6,000 years ago, legendary tribe leader | *[[Mak'ale'o]], c. 8,000–6,000 years ago, legendary tribe leader | ||
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*[[Soko Man'olo]], born 1980, actor | *[[Soko Man'olo]], born 1980, actor | ||
*[[Jeremy Maris]], born 1979, entrepreneur and political activist | *[[Jeremy Maris]], born 1979, entrepreneur and political activist | ||
*[[Michelle Maris]], born | *[[Michelle Maris]], born 1970, 10th [[Governor-General of Garetolia]] | ||
*[[Sean Martin]], born 1981, actor | *[[Sean Martin]], born 1981, actor | ||
*[[Aaron McNamara]], born 1999, professional cricketer | *[[Aaron McNamara]], born 1999, professional cricketer | ||
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*[[Kiki Moloka]], born 1976, actress | *[[Kiki Moloka]], born 1976, actress | ||
*[[Toro Monoka]], 1922-1999, political activist and main figure in the [[Garetolian Independence Movement]] | *[[Toro Monoka]], 1922-1999, political activist and main figure in the [[Garetolian Independence Movement]] | ||
==N== | ==N== | ||
*[[Eva Nakapoa]], born 1980, actress | *[[Eva Nakapoa]], born 1980, actress | ||
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*[[Toleka Nanana]], born 1970, current [[Governor of Western Cona]] | *[[Toleka Nanana]], born 1970, current [[Governor of Western Cona]] | ||
*[[Molly Newman]], born 1985, leader of the [[Green Party (Garetolia)|Green Party]] | *[[Molly Newman]], born 1985, leader of the [[Green Party (Garetolia)|Green Party]] | ||
*[[Miko Nolo]], 1959-2019, 14th [[Prime Minister of Garetolia]] | |||
==O== | ==O== | ||
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==P== | ==P== | ||
*[[Quentin Paffinia]], born 1969, 17th [[Deputy Prime Minister of Garetolia]] | |||
*[[Kalano Palik]], 1926-2008, 1st [[Prime Minister of Garetolia]] | *[[Kalano Palik]], 1926-2008, 1st [[Prime Minister of Garetolia]] | ||
*[[Mon'a Palik]], 1929-1988, wife of Kalano Palik | *[[Mon'a Palik]], 1929-1988, wife of Kalano Palik | ||
*[[ | *[[Nicole Panoko]], born 1967, 8th [[Governor-General of Garetolia]] | ||
*[[Mike Pellings]], born 1986, actor | *[[Mike Pellings]], born 1986, actor | ||
*[[Manamalaka Polem'o]], born 1999, professional cricketer | *[[Manamalaka Polem'o]], born 1999, professional cricketer | ||
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*[[Urena Polona]], born 1978, video game developer | *[[Urena Polona]], born 1978, video game developer | ||
*[[John Prole]], born 1979, actor | *[[John Prole]], born 1979, actor | ||
==Q== | ==Q== | ||
==R== | ==R== | ||
*[[Quaid Rochambeau]], born 1962, politician and 8th leader of the [[Conservative Party (Garetolia)|Conservative Party]] | |||
*[[Jonny Rogan]], born 1980, former professional football player | |||
*[[Adrian Rono]], 1942-2021, politician and first leader of the [[Evironmental Reform Party]] | |||
*[[Jonathan Ruben]], born 1949, politician and first leader of the [[Social Environmentalist Party]] | |||
==S== | ==S== | ||
*[[William Scheffield]], 1955-2020, actor and director | *[[William Scheffield]], 1955-2020, actor and director | ||
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==T== | ==T== | ||
*[[Steven A. S. Thompson]], born 1955, current [[Governor of Filan]] | *[[Steven A. S. Thompson]], born 1955, current [[Governor of Filan]] | ||
*[[Mark Thorpe]], born 1981, founder and leader of the [[Brotherhood of Garetolia]] | |||
*[[Peter Thorpe]], born 1974, leader of the [[Conservative Party (Garetolia)|Conservative Party]] | *[[Peter Thorpe]], born 1974, leader of the [[Conservative Party (Garetolia)|Conservative Party]] | ||
*[[Charles Thule]], born 1958, actor and former professional football player | *[[Charles Thule]], born 1958, actor and former professional football player | ||
*[[Michael Thurman]], born 1939, politician | *[[Michael Thurman]], born 1939, politician and 2nd Leader of the [[Green Bloc]] | ||
*[[Mol'o Tonono]], 1925-1965, political activist and main figure in the [[Garetolian Independence Movement]] | *[[Mol'o Tonono]], 1925-1965, political activist and main figure in the [[Garetolian Independence Movement]] | ||
*[[Rem'a Tor'oma]], born 2001, former professional baseball player | *[[Rem'a Tor'oma]], born 2001, former professional baseball player | ||
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*[[Daniel Walker]], born 1976, current [[Governor of Novi'isida]] | *[[Daniel Walker]], born 1976, current [[Governor of Novi'isida]] | ||
*[[Sarah Wheelwright]], born | *[[Sarah Wheelwright]], born 1969, 9th [[Governor-General of Garetolia]] | ||
==X== | ==X== | ||
Latest revision as of 20:31, 4 June 2024
This is a list of Garetolians. This list includes native-born Garetolians, people with Garetolian dual citizenship status, other noteworthy people that spent a large portion of their life in Garetolia, and people otherwise important to Garetolia's history.
A
- Tuli Akelo, born 2001, professional football player
- Anthony Akano, born 1999, online social media personality
- Mahano'na Alo, born 1969, writer and producer
- John Ament, born 1985, current Governor of Central County
B
- Federick Baffin, born 1964, current Governor of Northwestern Cona
- Kris Bedford, 1915-1985, political activist and main figure in the Garetolian Independence Movement
- Kendall Berrington, born 1970, 15th Prime Minister of Garetolia
- Steve Berrington, born 1975, former professional baseball player
- Jeremy Butterfly, born 1979, actor
C
- James R. Callaghan, 1924-1998, political activist and 1st leader of the Green Bloc
- Frederick Chamberlain, born 1979, Chief of Defence
- Veronica Charles, born 1980, actress
- Steve Chelsea, born 1985, actor and politcal activist
- Martin Chester, born 1944, 4th Deputy Prime Minister of Garetolia
- Jeremy Coleman, born 1983, current Governor of South Mioanhatiin
- Jeffery Colt, born 1980, actor
- Ma'no Cousins, 1928-2016, political activist and main figure in the Garetolian Independence Movement
D
- René de l'Anse, 1932-2007, 39th and last governor of the Dominion of Garetolia
- Anton Duryard, 1904-1971, professional cricketer
- Mitchell Duryard, 1876-1969, professional cricketer
E
- Noka Eeia, born 1978, writer and producer
- Christopher Elbert, born 2000, professional cricketer
- Moloko Esako, born 1976, entrepreneur and 3rd CEO of Cyan Star
F
- Todd Fern, born 1972, 4th CEO of Uletransit
- Walter Folling, born 1957, founder of the Social Democratic Party
- Aaron Francis, born 1969, actor and producer
G
- Kon'e Ga'alo, born 1970, current and 33rd Mayor of Ule'eka
- John Greenleaf, born 1954, 32nd Mayor of Ule'eka
H
- Isaiah Hama, born 1970, actor and writer
- Maka Hamala, born 1966, Deputy Chief Director of GANAPARS
- Kelly Hansen, 1939-2009, musician and political activist
- Ponoko Hasaka, born 1979, actor
- Jason Hemme, born 1992, actor
- Al Herd, born 1973, actor
- Robert Heron, born 1977, actor
- Rono Hokona, 1939-2001, politician
- Martin Holt, born 1970, actor
- Terry Holt, born 1974, former professional cricketer
- Colomo Honano, born 1975, actor
- Mola Honono, born 1953, politician
- Ulukoneno Hor'opo, 1947-2013, 6th Prime Minister of Garetolia
I
- Morolo Isi, born 1979, actor
J
- John Hallmark, 1834-1890, educator and discoverer of Filan
K
- Pole'rema Kala, born 1960, actor and producer
- Mieka Kalaka, born 1967, astronomer
- Popo Kalaka, born 1983, actor and producer
- Teran Kalaka, 1944-1990, 1st Governor-General of Garetolia
- Corey Kalmin, born 1979, actor
- Moko Kalo'an, born 1970, former professional baseball player
- Rema Ka'nata, born 1982, former professional baseball player
- Roloma Kano'olomano, born 1960, 13th Deputy Prime Minister of Garetolia
- Nopo Kanomo, born 1949, 3rd Deputy Prime Minister of Garetolia
- Mase'o Karak'a, born 1977, Minister of Defence
- Tono Kara'ma, born 1982, former professional baseball player
- Jeremy Kasmere, born 1985, former professional baseball player and CEO of Rain Delay, Inc.
- Mere Kausea, born 1954, former professional football player
- Marcel Kebakko, 1837-1924, German-born anti-war activist
- Martin Kebakko, 1861-1948, political activist and philanthropist
- George Kennel, born 1964, 16th Prime Minister of Garetolia
- Peter Kensington, born 1990, actor
- Maseo Keram'e, born 1960, CEO of Air Garetolia
- Meleno Keresa, 1939-2019, former acting Governor-General of Garetolia and 2nd Prime Minister of Garetolia
- Hala Kinoko, born 1996, actor
- Emari Kis'ika, born 1999, professional football player
- Timo Koko, born 1968, actor
- Jeremy Kolton, born 1970, actor
- Malana Kolo, born 1978, leader of the Social Democratic Party
- Mo'o Kolo'ko, born 1984, actor and writer
- Kolo Kolo'no, born 1950, 6th Deputy Prime Minister of Garetolia
- Joshua Konoko, born 1970, actor
- Mono Koro'o, born 1959, actor and director
- Wana Koto, born 1965, leader of AltKat
L
- Kolo Laho'ma, born 1969, 18th and current Deputy Prime Minister of Garetolia
- Oro Lak'oma, born 1946, 2nd Deputy Prime Minister of Garetolia
- Christopher Larkfield, 1921-2006, professional cricketer
- Hanano Lo'hopo, 1946-2014, 5th Deputy Prime Minister of Garetolia
- Peter Lokoso, 1938-1999, 4th Prime Minister of Garetolia
- Pono Lorosa, born 2001, alleged time traveller and subject of an elaborate online hoax perpetrated by Michael Polomo
M
- Kana Maka'a, 1937-2001, alleged mistress of Kalano Palik
- Kolo Makano, 1918-1968, Garetolian nationalist, political activist, and main figure in the Garetolian Independence Movement
- Makalo Makano, 1923-2008, politician and founder of the Conservative Party
- Kalo Make'o, born 1970, Chief Director of GANAPARS
- Mak'ale'o, c. 8,000–6,000 years ago, legendary tribe leader
- Maharo Manano, born 1977, founder and current leader of the New Socialist Party
- Leka Manasa, born 1967, actress and director
- Loko Manas'o, 1956-2012, founder of AltKat
- Soko Man'olo, born 1980, actor
- Jeremy Maris, born 1979, entrepreneur and political activist
- Michelle Maris, born 1970, 10th Governor-General of Garetolia
- Sean Martin, born 1981, actor
- Aaron McNamara, born 1999, professional cricketer
- Manasak'o Mene'o, 1912-1956, painter
- Hela Mo'oko, born 1960, actress
- Noro Mokono, born 1965, 16th Deputy Prime Minister of Garetolia
- Kano Molok'a, 1925-2004, founder of the Garetolian Independence Party
- Kiki Moloka, born 1976, actress
- Toro Monoka, 1922-1999, political activist and main figure in the Garetolian Independence Movement
N
- Eva Nakapoa, born 1980, actress
- Hono Na'koko, 1938-2005, 1st Deputy Prime Minister of Garetolia and 3rd Prime Minister of Garetolia
- Toleka Nanana, born 1970, current Governor of Western Cona
- Molly Newman, born 1985, leader of the Green Party
- Miko Nolo, 1959-2019, 14th Prime Minister of Garetolia
O
- Steve Ohlsen, born 1964, former professional baseball player
- Ian Ole, born 1980, current Governor of Eastern County
- Omae Oles'o, 1964-2020, 3rd CEO of Uletransit
- Olmea, born 1978, actor
- Makano Ololo, born 1984, actor and producer
- Charles Opepe, born 1970, actor
P
- Quentin Paffinia, born 1969, 17th Deputy Prime Minister of Garetolia
- Kalano Palik, 1926-2008, 1st Prime Minister of Garetolia
- Mon'a Palik, 1929-1988, wife of Kalano Palik
- Nicole Panoko, born 1967, 8th Governor-General of Garetolia
- Mike Pellings, born 1986, actor
- Manamalaka Polem'o, born 1999, professional cricketer
- Meaka Poleo, born 1960, writer and producer
- Urena Polona, born 1978, video game developer
- John Prole, born 1979, actor
Q
R
- Quaid Rochambeau, born 1962, politician and 8th leader of the Conservative Party
- Jonny Rogan, born 1980, former professional football player
- Adrian Rono, 1942-2021, politician and first leader of the Evironmental Reform Party
- Jonathan Ruben, born 1949, politician and first leader of the Social Environmentalist Party
S
- William Scheffield, 1955-2020, actor and director
- Martin Sellers, born 1969, actor
- Michael Shaw, born 1986, actor
- Molina Soriano, born 1973, ex-wife of Martin Sellers
- Michael Stroman, born 1976, 17th and current Prime Minister of Garetolia
T
- Steven A. S. Thompson, born 1955, current Governor of Filan
- Mark Thorpe, born 1981, founder and leader of the Brotherhood of Garetolia
- Peter Thorpe, born 1974, leader of the Conservative Party
- Charles Thule, born 1958, actor and former professional football player
- Michael Thurman, born 1939, politician and 2nd Leader of the Green Bloc
- Mol'o Tonono, 1925-1965, political activist and main figure in the Garetolian Independence Movement
- Rem'a Tor'oma, born 2001, former professional baseball player
- Eleanor Trevino, born 1979, current Governor of Southern Cona
- Kolo Tro'ano, 1949-2000, 5th Prime Minister of Garetolia
U
- Dol'e Uremaka, born 1982, current Governor of North Mioanhatiin
V
W
- Daniel Walker, born 1976, current Governor of Novi'isida
- Sarah Wheelwright, born 1969, 9th Governor-General of Garetolia
X
Y
- Harrison Young, born 1979, film critic, entrepreneur, and founder of Cyan Star
Z
