89Djani
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89Djani, previously known as Djani Ujkan Marich, is a citizen of 
Croatia.
Djani Ujkan Marich has brought many new players to the game, receiving 14 Society builder medals.
Politics
Djani Ujkan Marich began his political career in Hrvatska Stranka Prava (HSP), where he is an active member.
After a short first stint in HSP (February 2009), Djani moved to a new party where he was nominated for the Party president in March and was elected with a comfortable majority. On the 18th of March, he named that party Savez Hrvatskih Nacionalista.
After his mandate ended he went back to HSP where he was elected in Congress of Croatia several times.
In March 2010, Djani left for 
Austria to help them prevent political takeover. Unfortunately, Austra was run over, however, Djani was determined to help the Austrians. He started a political party Pro Patria Österreich (later known as Pro Patria Furs Vaterland), and was nominated two times as presidential candidate ending up both times as runner up.
In the summer of 2010, Djani was back in Croatia, in HSP, getting elected several times to Congress of Croatia, being presidential candidate on four occasions and becoming the President of Croatia in July 2011. For a short stint, in September 2010, he was a party president of Slobodna eHrvatska party.
In 2023, on November 30th, Djani came back to the game after a 2-year break and continued where he stopped - as a member of HSP.
Achievements
He served 25 terms as a Congressman in Congress of Croatia. His terms can be divided in three periods:
- First period (2009-2012): 20 terms
- Second period (2018): 2 terms
- Current period (2023-2024): 3 terms
It is unsure in which Congress he served the other two terms.
Military
Djani was one of the founding members of the HOS Croatian Defense Forces, a paramilitary defence force of Croatia. He was also a member of the paramilitary unit Tuljani and an elite Croatian unit - ZDRUG.
Stats
- Top Damage in a Campaign: 8,085,706,901 for Croatia, achieved while successfully conquering Southern Transdanubia from
Bulgaria on day 5,854 - True Patriot Damage History:
- 5,510,271,161 for Croatia
- 5,510,271,161 for
Media
Ultras Tifo was a right-wing newspaper with 2070 subscribers. It was often critical of the government.
Decorations
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Day 2268 - Third Place in Division 4, 3rd M.U. Tournament - Dealt the third highest damage in the 3rd Military Units Tournament, Division 4, Croatia.
Achievements
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