Waltier Tebetabi

Waltier Tebetabi (November 10, 1883 - January 1, 1923), better known mononymously as Tebetabi, was an Estdanian politician, lawyer, journalist and pacifist from Ermo-Eno descent.
Tebetabi started his career as a lawyer in Estaux. He also wrote for Le Travailleur (a leftist newspaper in Estaux). He became a well-known figure in the Socialist Reformist Party in the early 1910s through his work at Le Travailleur. However, in 1915 Tebetabi formed his own party the Pacifist Party of Estdania in response to Estdanian interest in joining the First Isladanic War. His party received 245,189 votes and gained 6 seats. After the First Isladanic War, the party slowly fell apart with Tebetabi stepping down on 10 December 1919. He returned to being a lawyer shortly after.
In December 1922, Tebetabi reported on a local gang in Le Travailleur. This led to the arrest of the local gang leader. On 1 January 1923, Tebetabi was killed by the local gang in retaliation.
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