Patjik Moulette

Patjik Moulette OyS MH
Moulette in 1978
Prime Minister of Seketan
In office 14 November 1978 – 6 March 1994
Preceded by	Etyjen Pesan (as President of Seketan)
Succeeded by	Will Gerat
Leader of the Socialist Party
In office 2 May 1969 – 6 March 1994
Preceded by	Collective Leadership
Succeeded by	Will Gerat
Member of Hérvynsken for Þatan Yards
In office 14 November 1978 – 6 March 1994
Preceded by	district created
Succeeded by	Harris Teodor
Personal details
Born	Patjik Moulette (1922-10-15)October 15, 1922 St.Fejardar, Ellinesa, Seketan
Died	May 22, 2019(2019-05-22) (aged 96) Conelibek, Gjenor, Seketan
Nationality	Seketese
Political party	Socialist Party (1969-2019)
Other political affiliations	Socialist Democracy Movement
Spouse	Mary Moulette
Children	2
Education	University of Gjenor
Profession	school teacher, union leader
Awards	Order of Seketan (OyS)
Military service
Allegiance	Seketan
Branch/service	Seketese Army
Years of service	1940-1944
Rank	gesader (Corporal)
Unit	3rd Battalion, Loyal Seketese Rifles
Battles/wars	Nelborne War

Patjik Moulette (born 15 October 1922) was a Seketese school teacher, union leader, and later politican, who served as Prime Minister of Seketan from 1978 to 1994. Before politics, he was a primary school teacher and teachers union leader in Þatan, where he faced persecution and harassment from the ruling authoritarian Kjedorate regime. He was a key leader of the Socialist Democracy Movement during the 1978 Seketese Revolution and would be elected as Seketan's first, and to date longest serving, democratically elected leader.

Moulette grew up in Þatan and began teaching at a small village school in 1946, after serving for a few years in the Seketese army during the Nelbec War. by the 1960's he started teaching at various public schools in Þatan, where he started getting involved with his teacher's union as well as the underworld of the Seketese democracy movement. Under the dictatorial rule of Etyjen Pesan and the Kjedorate Party, Moulette was arrested and nearly fired multiple times due to his opposition work. He helped found the Socialist Democratic Movement in 1968 to promote and fund protests, but it was made illegal in 1969 for “subversive and insurgent practices” and operated underground until 1977, when the outbreak of the 1978 Seketese Revolution led to massive protests, often with Moulette at the forefront.