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Max Brand

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Society
Nationality Flag-Austria.jpg Austrian
National rank 53
Date of birth 28 April 2009
Residence Styria
Political party Rot Weiss Rot
Politics
Congressman of Styria
June 2009 – Still in Office
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Austria
June 2009 – September 2009
Preceded by Degenhardt
Co-Minister of Foreign Affairs of Austria
September 2009 – Present
Military
Military unit Österreichs Bundesheer
Military rank Icon rank Recruit.png [[Military rank|Icon Lieutenant.jpg Lieutenant]]
Aircraft rank Airman 0.png Airman

Max Brand was born April 28, 2009 in Styria.
A strong believer in capitalism, he started his career by successfully managing several companies in Austria in industries that were previously under-served.

Political Career

Brand is a member of Congress from the Styria region of Austria, the Austrian Minister of Foreign Affairs, and a member of the Rot Weiss Rot party.

Political Party

First entering into political consciousness in April 2009, Brand became a member of the Rot Weiss Rot Party, the dominant party in Austria at the time.

In June 2009, Brand was elected to the Austrian Congress. He has served three terms thus far.

Political Offices

The following table lists the political terms Brand was elected.

Term Title
June 2009 - Present Congressman of Styria
June 2009 - September 2009 Minister of Foreign Affairs of Austria
September 2009 - Present Co-Minister of Foreign Affairs of Austria


Military

Max Brand has achieved a military rank of Lieutenant and was awarded 1 Super Soldier medal.

Media

Brand is also the publisher of the Austrian Liberation Front newspaper.