Frans Crÿnssen: Difference between revisions
From Roses, Tulips, & Liberty
Content added Content deleted
m (Added page to Category:People.) |
(fix dates (presidency from 1905-1911)) |
||
| Line 12: | Line 12: | ||
| spouse =Thomasine Roberts (m. 1888-1942) |
| spouse =Thomasine Roberts (m. 1888-1942) |
||
| children = [[Marcus Crÿnssen]] |
| children = [[Marcus Crÿnssen]] |
||
|mother=Susanna Crÿnssen|relatives=[[Marlien Hendrix]]|nationality=[[Tussenland]]|office4=Consul of [[Tussenland]] to [[Mexico]]|term_start4=27 November 1900|term_end4=6 June 1902|office3=Representative from [[Mississippi]]|term_start3=19 June 1902|term_end3=6 April 1903|term_start2=6 April 1903|term_end2=27 August 1904|office1=President of [[Tussenland]]|term_start1=1 February |
|mother=Susanna Crÿnssen|relatives=[[Marlien Hendrix]]|nationality=[[Tussenland]]|office4=Consul of [[Tussenland]] to [[Mexico]]|term_start4=27 November 1900|term_end4=6 June 1902|office3=Representative from [[Mississippi]]|term_start3=19 June 1902|term_end3=6 April 1903|term_start2=6 April 1903|term_end2=27 August 1904|office1=President of [[Tussenland]]|term_start1=1 February 1905|term_end1=17 November 1911|office2=Director-General of [[Tussenland]]}}'''Frans Crÿnssen''' (1863-1942) was a [[Tussenland|Tussenlandic]] statesman, philosopher, and diplomat. He served as the last colonial Director-General of Tussenland (1903-1904) and as the first President (1905-1911). Crÿnssen is often hailed as one of the founding figures of the modern nation. |
||
== Early life == |
== Early life == |
||
| Line 26: | Line 26: | ||
As Director, Crÿnssen would advance the [[History of Tussenland#Northern Great Plains expeditions|Great Plains expeditions]]. His wish to propel settler colonialism violated numerous colonial Dutch laws, leading to High Commissioner [[Johannes van Nijenhuisbeing]] striking his project down. Further disobedience led to the Little House Crisis, where Crÿnssen was arrested. He would later escape, taking refugee in [[New Netherland]] with his Irokees guards. On 7 June 1905, he would return to Tussenland, an occasion today marked as Crÿnssen Day. |
As Director, Crÿnssen would advance the [[History of Tussenland#Northern Great Plains expeditions|Great Plains expeditions]]. His wish to propel settler colonialism violated numerous colonial Dutch laws, leading to High Commissioner [[Johannes van Nijenhuisbeing]] striking his project down. Further disobedience led to the Little House Crisis, where Crÿnssen was arrested. He would later escape, taking refugee in [[New Netherland]] with his Irokees guards. On 7 June 1905, he would return to Tussenland, an occasion today marked as Crÿnssen Day. |
||
== Presidency: |
== Presidency: 1905-1911 == |
||
In |
In 1905, Crÿnssen was elected as the first President of Tussenland. |
||
== Later life and death == |
== Later life and death == |
||
