Difference between revisions of "Gercon Bonn"
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== Summary == | == Summary == | ||
− | '''Gercon Bonn''' has had a long career in eRepublik, having gone into retirement twice. Originally a [[Canada|Canadian]] journalist and politician, he moved to Australia in December of 2008 and later on (most likely in 2009) further on to [[New Zealand]]. | + | '''Gercon Bonn''' has had a long career in eRepublik, having gone into retirement twice. Originally a [[Canada|Canadian]] journalist and politician, he moved to [[Australia]] in December of 2008 and later on (most likely in 2009) further on to [[New Zealand]]. |
== The Victoria Review == | == The Victoria Review == | ||
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== Political Life == | == Political Life == | ||
− | Long an advocate of free trade and relaxed economic policies, Gercon Bonn has maintained active roles in the right lean parties of his homelands. While in Canada, he made his start in the Norsefire Party and saw it through its transition into | + | Long an advocate of free trade and relaxed economic policies, Gercon Bonn has maintained active roles in the right lean parties of his homelands. While in Canada, he made his start in [[the Norsefire Party of Canada]], serving as the party's Deputy for Foreign Policy, and saw it through its transition into [[the Canadian Progressive Front]] under Party President (and eventual Prime Minister) [[Banach]]. |
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+ | In Australia, Gercon Bonn fronted much of the cost for the foundation of the right-leaning [[Australian National Party]]. | ||
==Ministerial Positions== | ==Ministerial Positions== | ||
Gercon Bonn has served in several cabinets, in both Canada and Australia, as a Minister and Deputy Minister in several capacities. | Gercon Bonn has served in several cabinets, in both Canada and Australia, as a Minister and Deputy Minister in several capacities. | ||
[[Category:People of Canada]][[Category:People of Australia]] | [[Category:People of Canada]][[Category:People of Australia]] |
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Summary
Gercon Bonn has had a long career in eRepublik, having gone into retirement twice. Originally a Canadian journalist and politician, he moved to Australia in December of 2008 and later on (most likely in 2009) further on to New Zealand.
The Victoria Review
Gercon Bonn has maintained a newspaper since his first week in Canada, where he made his start in the world. The Victoria Review's first major story covered the political takeover of Ireland by Victor Petrescu in August 2008. He obtained one of the first interviews with Victor Petrescu after the event. This publication helped to launch Gercon Bonn into the Political and Social arenas. After moving to Australia in December of 2008, Gercon Bonn has primarily used The Victoria Review for editorial and campaign purposes.
Political Life
Long an advocate of free trade and relaxed economic policies, Gercon Bonn has maintained active roles in the right lean parties of his homelands. While in Canada, he made his start in the Norsefire Party of Canada, serving as the party's Deputy for Foreign Policy, and saw it through its transition into the Canadian Progressive Front under Party President (and eventual Prime Minister) Banach.
In Australia, Gercon Bonn fronted much of the cost for the foundation of the right-leaning Australian National Party.
Ministerial Positions
Gercon Bonn has served in several cabinets, in both Canada and Australia, as a Minister and Deputy Minister in several capacities.