Nikolas Zurrus

Nikolas Zurrus is a European politician, philosopher, and philanthropist. Alongside the other three Founding Fathers, Zurrus was instrumental in creating the Constitution of the Federation. Zurrus has served as the First Chancellor of the European Federation, General-Secretary of the European Socialist Party, Chairperson of the Senate, and currently serves as Speaker of the General Assembly, Councilman of the AUU, Executive and Chair of the European Workers' Party.

Nikolas Zurrus is fifty-five years old and stands 6 feet 1 inch tall.

Life Before the Federation
Nikolas Zurrus was born in Berlin, Germany to two middle-class and hard-working parents, Violet Erhard-Zurrus and Immanuel Zurrus. At age 18, Zurrus traveled to the USA to study International Relations and Political Science at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. At age 22, he became the youngest-ever person to serve as Federal Minister of Foreign Affairs under the Die Linke party of Germany. By the time he was 35, Zurrus became Vice-Chancellor of Germany, using his influence to sway the party to move further left than the sitting moderate Chancellor was comfortable with. This ultimately led to talks of replacing him, but through sheer political willpower, Zurrus managed to stage a vote of no confidence in the Chancellor, allowing him to ascend to be 9th Chancellor of Germany. He held this position until the formation of the EF, when he was 55 years old.

Writing of the Constitution
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First Term as Chancellor
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Second Term as Chancellor
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Period as Senator and Minister of Internal and Foreign Affairs
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Absence from and Return to Public Service
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Third Term as Chancellor
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Fourth Term as Chancellor
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