Johan Geissleir
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Johan Geissleir | |
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 Johan Giessleir at the April 30th, 2059 SPH meeting | |
| Secretary of the GeheimPolizeir | |
| Assumed office 10 March 2059 | |
| Monarch | Chaburteen XIV |
| Preceded by | Office established |
| Assistant Minister of Culture | |
| In office 1 October 2026 – 9 March 2059 | |
| Monarch | Chaburteen XIV |
| Preceded by | Leonore Falk |
| Succeeded by | Office abolished |
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| Born | Johan Geissleir 13 March 1962 (aged 97) Ansium, Tuujarnia |
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| Spouse | Erma von Hahn |
| Children | Velten Geissleir born 13 September 1994 |
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| Alma mater | Edward School of Arts |
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Johan Möller Geissleir is a Heldervinian communist politician serving as the first Secretary of the GeheimPolizeir. He is one of the most powerful figures across West Heldervin, being in control of the GeheimPolizeir, the secret police of the nation. He previously had been the Assistant Minister of Culture.
Early life and career
Geissleir was born on 13 March 1962 in Ansium, Tuujarnia. His father, Count Reiner Geissleir, was the head of the local district he was born in. Geissleir was the third of five children. Johan's elder siblings are Benedikt, and Lutz. His younger sister is Lene.
Interested in a career in painting at an early age, Geissleir enjoyed utilizing paint kits and canvases to create basic works. After finishing high school in 1983, he went to the Edward School of Arts. He sold his pet helderbu to pay for the trip to the college. During his studies, he continued to enjoy art, painting the Supposed Freedom. After graduating, he invested his full effort into painting, and eventually, towards the end of his painting career, had painted at least 20,000 paintings.