Eva bronauski

### Ideology

Democracy, Meritocracy, Technocracy, Egalitarian,Anti-Communism, Anti-Americanism, Epistocracy, Statism

## Early Life and Education

Eva Bronauski was born in 1924 in Nipresz, Chaprazs the most crime ridden city to a polish Greek-Catholic family. Her mother and Father were extremely poor and had to work as industrial workers under the fascist regime. She could not attend school because there were few schools open at the time and women were barred from receiving education.

She had a hard life, the city was ridden with crime, and she had to stick up for herself and her friends because the city was filled with an underclass of economically disadvantaged criminals who were constantly harassing her and her friends. She hated how everyone assumed she would be a pushover because she was female and from a young age decided that she would earn people’s respect by to fighting back. She wanted to show everyone how strong she is and she was willing to fight off against anyone who was doing something wrong by organizing local community efforts to capture and prosecute criminals.

She gained a reputation in the city as been a stable person amid a sea of chaos due to her been able to stand up to anyone and she would often be seen as a source of protection for when people needed protection from others.

From a young age she was dissatisfied with the way society worked. None of the leaders who tried were able to fix the problems. The British promised to fix society and failed, the independence movements promised to fix things and failed, the communists promised change and failed, the democrats promised changed and failed twice, the Firebrand movement promised change and failed, the allied occupation had promised to change things and failed.

She was sick of the state of society and knew that if she wanted to change society she would have to study, learn from people’s mistakes and look at solutions. She taught herself how to read as she was incredibly smart, by the age of 14 she had read literature from Fascists, Marxists, Neo-liberals and many other forms of main stream ideologies. She did this while at the same time working to support the family, dealing with criminals on the streets and even having to defend herself against sexual harassment assaults a few times.

She also read a lot of economists' work and she found errors with all of the ideologies that she read about as well as the mainstream economic theories. She came to the conclusion that the major problem that a lot of the leadership is having currently occurs because a lot of the leaders are really uneducated, even Manderov only graduated with a degree in theology with no major focus on politics or economics during his studies.

She then founded her ideology, an ideology based on rule by experts and specialists, she believed that what needed to be done is to make education more accessible to people then we wouldn’t have to suffer through more awful leaders, she also saw the benefits of democracy so wanted to keep a democratic chamber as well to protect human rights. However she knew she had to study more as she had only engaged in individual study so applied for university.

However the university of Yirviin did not accept women. She was furious, this further added to her feminist ideology. She wanted to go abroad to the UK who had the best universities as well as well as having accepting women there now for over 50 years. However, the cost was way too much. This further added to her meritocracy ideology. We should someone not get an education just because they were born to a poor family it’s not fair. She realized she had no other option but to try and get into education in the USSR.

She was still a dedicated anti-communist but saw this as a neccecery means to get a good education to make sure that she didn't end up like the other leaders. She was scared she would not be able to leave but again it was a risk she had to take. She applied to the USSR University and managed to get in by travelling to West Germany, crossing over the border to East Germany and then going to the USSR to apply to a university. She studied applied to do economics and was accepted. In the USSR she did see the benefits of communism. She especially liked the Soviets education system as well as the equality between men and women as well as how anyone could attend university not just the rich. Again she remained an anti-communist but took the good parts of socialism and adopted it to her ideology making it a sort of centre right ideology.

She graduated with a PHD in economics in 1958 at the age of 24 and was allowed to leave, mostly because the USSR was going through de-Stalinization and wanted to look like they were making a lot of changes.

## Political Career

She got back to the UAS only to find Howard in power. She knew Howard’s former life as a criminal. This is the sort of people that oppressed her in her early life, had oppressed her friends and who oppressed women seen them as not human but as possessions of men. She quoted as having said: “ My blood boils, I am outraged that Howard was able to take charge of my country, this speaks to the gross unfairness of the country.”

She also talked about technocracy and meritocracy as the solutions, her passion and energy, alongside her opposition to the deeply unpopular Howard got everyone excited and in support of the protests, especially women as she was the first prominent public figure to speak about female liberation in UAS.

By 1960 Howard, fearing for his life amid serious violent protests and Eva established a new constitution which created a country with both a democratic and technocratic council. Technocratic council members would be promoted based on the economic yields they produced in their local district, and would eventually ascend to become lawmakers.

## Presidency

She held Democratic Presidential elections in 1960 which she won getting 51% of the vote mostly due to the hope and energy she provided. Once in power she gave women the right to vote, introduced an inheritance tax, made universal education, increased social mobility, had massive approval rates, reduced income tax, saw the countries first rapid development period, largely due to immense investments in intellectual capital and education which saw increased foreign investment and increased Efficiency of working hours. She also met with Park Chung Hee in Singapore and the two became good friends due to their shared educational policies and cultural values of respect for educated specialists. She also gave support to South Vietnam in order to foster alliances with other countries like the USA. However this backfired as people saw South Vietnam as an oppressive regime that committed human right abuses. In addition to her support of South Vietnam, her regime relied on heavy government investment which created debt, which in turn began to increase the price of imports. In the 1965 election lost only getting 40% of the vote. Despite this she is either the first or second most popular politician in the country’s history.

However she was not devastated by this, she stated that she did not mind loosing power so long as her policies stayed on the books and continued to benefit people. The next leaders continued the massive development, she remained a member of parliament and was extremely happy as she had managed to change the UAS to the system that she believed it should have, a system that benefits the people of the nation. In the 1970 she won the popular vote but the other conservative republicans formed a coalition.

## Later Life and pro-social work

After this election she stepped down from the party, she no longer had any reason to run, she had done all she wanted and implemented all the changes she wanted. She then became an economist professor doing research for Yerviin University. She was one of the great professors at the university that lead to the first forms of good teachers in the country and lead to a future of massively successful professors at the university.

She focused a lot on her family as well after stepping down from parliament. She was extremely happy seing her kids having the life she wanted and been able to go to school. However shortly after in 1971 the second civil war started.

She was devastated, "is this the future that I wanted? What have I done," she asked herself, and she felt personally responsible as she was the founder of the new government how could she have let this happen. During the civil war she gave support for the New order League (T) advocating for cooperation between the two NLOs. She made speeches saying how they should cooperate. Her message was instrumental in creating a peace. However in 1972 she was assassinated by a member of the old order league during a speech on cooperation. Dying at the young age of 48.

Her family mourned her death deeply, members of the New Order League also mourned her death. Her words did influence a lot of people in the New Order League to cooperate and she was celebrated as a hero by many. Eva influenced the development of the Refined State party which always attempted to replicate her successes and continues to praise her to this day for her economic successes. Even Manderov was reported to have said “If Eva were a man, I would have supported her immense economic success” Although critics point out her support of South Vietnam, her excessive spending, and the violent means by which she came to power, nearly all UAS who locals her lived through her reign sweepingly support her.

Eva’s stronghold of popularity is Voysowei, which has provided her party at least two thirds of the vote in every single election since she came to power. The reason for this is that Voysowei contains the country’s greatest Universities and easily benefited most from her reign and also has the highest cultural power distance of all the islands according Geert Hofstede’s insights (largely due to its large Russian orthodox population), while Thureaneau is the only region which disapproves of her reign, oddly enough it was the only region which holds a positive view of Vernon Manderov.

In 1992 the diary of Eva’s sister was released, and she wrote that Eva was exceptionally brutal to people that hurt the family and was a deeply vengful and brooding person, this was used as fuel for a political preasure group funded by the Conservative Republican party to tarnish her campaign in favor Jan Warren’s. Despite this, all her living family members maintain that she was deeply kind and that each of her actions, from support for SouthVietnam to traveling to the USSR were necessary due to the circumstances.

A poll shows that most people in UAS share this view, with 78% of people saying that Eva’s actions were justified.