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Elizaveta Mikhaylovna Medvedeva is the current president of the Belsevian Federation. She is a strong and ruthless leader who got her nation back on its feet, but her regime is described as increasingly authoritarian by some.
Medvedeva was a high-ranking general in the Red Army during the Southern Belsev Conflict. After suffering like many others during the collapse of the Northern Union and becoming increasingly frustrated with the incompetent government, Medvedeva eventually staged a coup and took over the government. Promising her people more freedoms and stability, Medvedeva got unanimous public support and officially became the president of newly reborn Belsev.
Medvedeva's rule is notable for solving many social and economic problems that Belsev was suffering from as a result of the Northern Union's collapse, especially rampant organized crime, although her regime is often criticized as becoming increasingly authoritarian and said organized crime simply becoming part of the government instead.
Medvedeva
Medvedeva
Also Known As:
"Ursa Major"
Age: 56 years
Height: around 2½ heads taller than average
Race: Northern Griffe
(Bear)
Nationality:
Belsev
Spoken Languages:
Affiliation:
- Belsev government
Occupation:
- President of Belsev
Elizaveta Mikhaylovna Medvedeva (Russian: Елизавета Михайловна Медведева) is the current president of the Belsevian Federation. She is a strong and ruthless leader who got her nation back on its feet, but her regime is described as increasingly authoritarian by some.
Medvedeva was a high-ranking general in the Red Army during the Southern Belsev Conflict. After suffering like many others during the collapse of the Northern Union and becoming increasingly frustrated with the incompetent government, Medvedeva eventually staged a coup and took over the government. Promising her people more freedoms and stability, Medvedeva got unanimous public support and officially became the president of newly reborn Belsev.
Medvedeva's rule is notable for solving many social and economic problems that Belsev was suffering from as a result of the Northern Union's collapse, especially rampant organized crime, although her regime is often criticized as becoming increasingly authoritarian and said organized crime simply becoming part of the government instead.