Tom Jaegers

Thomas Jaegers (born 1919) is a Rhodesian Manchurian politician and statesman who served as President of Manchuria from 1954 until being deposed in a Coup D'Etat in 1965 . Born in Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia (now Harare, Zimbabwe) to an Afrikaner Family , he moved to Manchuria after World War 2 became involved with the trade unions, and entered the British Military Administration legislative council in 1948. There, he campaigned for the establishment of an Independent Manchuria under White Minority Rule akin to South Africa or Southern Rhodesia at the time . 
Although unsuccessful, he succeeded in the formation of the Republic of Manchuria in 1951 , a Republic within the British Empire that sought to retain predominant power for the white minority while moving in an Asian Centric direction in contrast to both South Africa under the apartheid system and Rhodesia . 
Upon gaining office as President of the Republic of Manchuria in 1954, Jaegers initially opposed British moves towards Asian majority rule, and he used force to suppress politically motivated violence in the territories but following a series of attacks in Mukden committed by Islamic Fundamentalist army officers in 1956 , Jaegers attempted a series of reforms by removing restrictions imposed on Asians as well as civil service positions being more open to Asians, while at the same time reimposing the same restrictions that been placed on the Asian majority on Arab Manchurians which lead to the Manchurian Bush War
In 1965 with the Bush War nearing its end , Jaegers was deposed in a coup led by Ms Ellen of the Followers of Zainab Brigade , the East Asian Branch of the Arab Socialist Ba'ath Party and was subjected to house arrest before being subsequently sent into exile to his current home of Tokyo where as of 2023 he is not permitted to return Manchuria contrary to the 1983 Amnesty issued by Ms Ellen herself
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