List of presidents of Velsken
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The President of Velsken is the head of state of Velsken.
List of Presidents
No. | Portrait | Name | Took office | Left office | Days | Election | Political Party |
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1 | Kaarle Vallen-Myllys (1888-1949) |
10th May 1931 | 21st December 1949 | 18 years, 7 months and 11 days | 1931, 1935, 1939, 1943, 1947 | Republican Party | |
Having been and member of the Hallanic Parliament for Thveiti from 1910 to 1916, Vallen-Myllys was one of the leading figure in the proclamation of the First Republic, and remained an influential indepentists leader during his exile in Crethia and from 1923 Arlyon. Returning to Velsken in 1928, shortly before the Second Hallanic Wars, Vallen-Myllys was one of the three Regent of State elected to led the country throughout the conflict. Overseeing the merger of several left-oriented forces into the newly-founded Republican Party that emerged victorious from the civil war, Vallen-Myllys was elected the first president of Velsken in 1931, and was reelected four consecutive times. Under his tenure, the power became increasingly centralised into the hands of the Republican Party, and socialist influences became increasingly present into both the party and the state. Vallen-Myllys died from a stroke in the middle of his fifth term. | |||||||
- | Kyllikki Vallen-Myllys (1911-2000) |
21st December 1949 | 13th May 1951 | 1 year, 4 months and 22 days | Acting president | Republican Party | |
Second daughter of Kaarle, appointed chancellor the year before, served the rest of the term as acting president but failed to gain reelection due to party intrigue | |||||||
2 | Væinø Mæættæ (1892-1965) |
13th May 1951 | 10th May 1959 | 7 years, 11 months and 27 days | 1951, 1955 | Republican Party | |
Moderate Republican who brought Velsken back to a more pro-Hallanic course | |||||||
3 | Sigurd Tæmme (1917-1991) |
10th May 1959 | 3rd February 1962 | 2 years, 8 months and 24 days | 1959 | Republican Party | |
Expected to be in the continuation of Mæættæ but would prove himself to be far more radical and proactive in his use of presidential powers, impeached by parliament though causing the scission of the Republican Party into its moderate and radical wings | |||||||
- | Haakko Kaukonen (1901-1969) |
3rd February 1962 | 12th May 1963 | 1 year, 3 months and 9 days | Acting president | Republican Party | |
Once again serving the reminder of his predecessor's term, more moderate as expected | |||||||
4 | Leanteri Liimo (1902-1981) |
12th May 1963 | 14th May 1967 | 4 years and 2 days | 1963 | Democratic Alternative | |
Leading a Democratic Alternative/Disitruist People's Union that managed to reach power in the chaos of the Republican division. A hard to manage coalition combined with entranched Republican presence in state institutions made his tenure hell | |||||||
5 | Svend Haugaard (1902-1984) |
14th May 1967 | 27th February 1971 | 3 years, 9 months and 13 days | 1967 | Disitruist People's Union | |
Chancellor under Liimo, was the coalition's president for the next election as one of the condition for it to be continued. Increasing instability led to a military coup by pro-Republican factions. | |||||||
- | Oksenja Metsæniemi (1929-2005) |
27th February 1971 | 9th May 1971 | 2 months and 12 days | Acting president | Democratic Alternative | |
Powerless chancellor under military pressure to hold the next election | |||||||
6 | Linnea Nygaardsvold (1927-) |
9th May 1971 | 18th January 1990 | 18 years, 8 months and 9 days | 1971, 1975, 1979, 1985 | Republican Party | |
Changed the terms to six years, two consecutive, after her two first terms, to gain support for the Republicans. Resigned because of personal reasons | |||||||
- | Kullervo Rantanen (1925-1992) |
18th January 1990 | 13th May 1990 | 3 months and 25 days | Acting president | Republican Party | |
In a break from previous tradition, held elections a year early instead of termining the term | |||||||
7 | Jørgen Yrvin (1955-) |
13th May 1990 | 12th May 2002 | 11 years, 11 months and 29 days | 1990, 1996 | Republican Party | |
Moderate Republican | |||||||
8 | Voldemar Linkola (1958-) |
12th May 2002 | 11th May 2008 | 5 years, 11 months and 29 days | 2002 | Radical Republican Party | |
The term-limit chancellor switcharoo | |||||||
9 | Jørgen Yrvin (1955-) |
11th May 2008 | 21st November 2011 | 3 years, 6 months and 10 days | 2008 | Republican Party | |
The switcharoo continues except people are not getting any of it and he resigns because of protests | |||||||
- | Sissel Sipilæ (1964-) |
21st November 2011 | 8th May 2012 | 5 months and 17 days | Acting president | Democratic Alternative | |
Actual chancellor resigns and she gets appointed as acting president as next in line or something | |||||||
10 | Leif Ellingsen (1944-) |
8th May 2012 | 13th May 2018 | 6 years and 5 days | 2012 | Democratic Alternative | |
First actual non-Republican president that can do something which is fairly impressive at this point. | |||||||
11 | Kirsikka Kuoppala (1980-) |
8th May 2018 | Incumbent | 6 years, 7 months and 8 days | 2018 | Republican Party | |
I tire of this list and I still have to write the actual descriptions |