Zakaria Boisón

Zakaria Boisón
Boisón at the University of Guršaun in 2008
Born	Zakaria Jovás Boisón (1949-03-21) March 21, 1949 Sestat, Sargen, Terranihil
Education	University of Tulaiza (B.A., M.A.) University of Guršaun (Ph.D.)
Notable work	"On the Sequoyah Problem" The Jewish Holocaust The Malgan Question People's Right to Land The Terranilian Transition Humanity's Peculiar Pacificism Frautón Reinterpreted Marxism: A Failure Before Its Time Multicultural Indoctrination
Partner(s)	Émile Prévost (m. 2006, d. 2012) Klo Mana (m. 1993, d. 1997)
Institutions	University of Guršaun
Main interests	History philosophy political theory Marxism Virátism economics cultural studies
Notable ideas	Jewish Holocaust conspiracy theory Malganization Human pacifism phenomenon Nationalist corporatism
Influences Frautón Virát Bróth Abers
Influenced Sophie Carlès Mige Ert

Zakaria Boisón (born 21 March 1949) is a Terranilian historian, philosopher, conspiracy theorist, and head of the Department of History at the University of Guršaun. He is a self-described "radical neo-Virátist" and "Nationalist corporatist". He works in fields including Terranilian history, Ecros history, political theory, economics, cultural studies, Marxism, and Virátism.

Boisón's first book, Multicultural Indoctrination, published in 1989 in Terranilian and later translated into several languages, made Boisón a popular figure among the National Progressive Party and Terranilian academics for its criticism of multiculturalism, primarily in Greater Sacramento. Boisón narrated, produced, and acted in a 2003 documentary film entitled Erasing the Reds in which he polemically critiqued the anarchists and communists of the Etlan insurgency; this gained Boisón attention in Terranilian pop culture.