Aleph Marciunjauskas
Sir Aleph Marciunjauskas | |
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| Grand Marshall of the Union | |
| In office April 2, 1944 – February 17, 1985 | |
| Preceded by | Publianinus Marcellus |
| Succeeded by | Lucius Carrezzi |
| Personal details | |
| Born | Aleph Marciunjauskas May 3, 1896 Marjanovič, Socialist Republic of The Eisley |
| Died | February 19, 1985 Port Ignatius, New Illyricum |
| Political party | Vanguardist Party |
| Spouse(s) | Lucia Platea |
| Occupation | Politician |
Aleph Marciunjauskas was a New Illyrian politician who served as the 4th Grand Marshall of the Union from 1944 to 1985. Marciunjauskas was known for being a political Vanguardist and he took an offensive stance on international politics. He led New Illyricum into the South Ecros War, the Ajaki–Reykani War, the Baltanese Civil War, and most famously Creeperian Civil War. Marciunjauskas also led the New Illyrian economy into prosperity throughout the 1940s and 50s. He served twelve years in the New Illyrian Armed Forces as a Grand General and fought in the Rakhmani Civil War with the New Illyrian Foriegn Army. Aleph Marciunjauskas also served as Marshall of Defense from 1926-1930, and as the Marshall of Congress from 1930-1944.
Early Life
Life in Marjanovič
In 1896 Aleph Marciunjauskas was born in the city of Marjanovič in the Socialist Republic of The Eisley. Aleph was the son of wealthy oil baron Mercutio Marciunjauskas, and the Marciunjauskas family dominated the political and economic scene in Marjanovič. In 1902, when Aleph was only 6, Mercutio and his oil business became subject to a series of investigations and trials from the new President of the Socialist Republic of The Eisley, Horatio Lançele, who accused Mercutio of corruption and intereference in the 1897 and 1894 elections. As the series of public trials was ongoing, Mercutio met with Marshall of the Congress of New Illyricum, Marius Pototos, in secret to dicuss a possible escape to New Illyricum for the Marciunjauskas family. On May 3, 1903, Mercutio announced the selling of his business to the government of New Illyricum, and the Marciunjauskas family mysteriously disappeared. The family hid out in the town of Murus, near the New Illyrian border, for three weeks before they were brought to Secundia.
Life in Secundia
Soon after moving to Secundia, the Marciunjauskas family began to rise in power with the support of the government and
