Garrick Nachmany

Garrick Joseph Nachmany (3 November 1886 - 26 May 1935) was a Canadish extremist politician who led the Canadish National Socialist Party from 1930 to his death in 1935.
Nachmany served a brief tenure in the Canadish army between 1915 and 1918. A hardline supporter of national socialism, Nachmany became increasingly popular following Canadia's founding due to his philosophies of Canadish nationalism. Nachmany was eventually chosen as the leader of the CNSP, a national socialist party which his father was a member of, in 1930. He subsequently ran for the position of prime minister the following year, but came second to incumbent Julian Frampton. Despite this, Nachmany continued to become increasingly popular, but at the same time controversial, owing to his aggressive campaigning and support for violence against his opponents, which led to comparisons between him and Adolf Hitler.
On May 26th, 1935, Nachmany was shot and killed by Nelson Crumrine while exiting through the back entrance of the Westside Theater in Jumanji. His assassination led to a crisis amongst the party's higher echelons and led to Alfred Doe becoming the next party leader. Nachmany's influence on the party led to the rise of various factions, some of which split off after Nachmany's death to form the now-defunct Canadish National People's Party.
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