Kristen Frederiksen

## Kristen Johann Frederiksen

•Owner of Saxon Petrol

•Owner of Feeding Hanchester

•Owner of The Protector

•Deputy Leader of the Opposition

•Shadow Chancellor

•Home Secretary

•Deputy Prime Minister

Frederiksen descends from a line of middle-class workers, most being army servicemen. He was born in 1984 and attended a local boarding school in South Hanchester. He attended Hanchester University studying history and economics from 2002 to 2006 before enlisting into the Saxon army as an officer cadet, he later finished his officer training and was granted the rank of Second Lieutenant, after 13 years of service, primarily in the Saxon Raj, he was, as per his request, honourably discharged in 2019 as a Major in the Royal Regiment of Hanchester, he entered the world of Saxon politics before becoming MP for Hanchester in 2020. He has one son born in 2013, named Alexander Boris Johan de Pfeffel Frederiksen.

Frederiksen began to rise through the ranks of the Conservative Party becoming Home Secretary and played a part in tackling the Finnish Wildfires and the Finnish Nationalist movement. He became known for his privatisation policies and market capitalist view on how to run the Saxon Economy. He gained political allies such as Karl Dawes as well as renowned billionaire, Viktor Lindberg.

The Conservative Party faced an electoral shock in 2026, following Oldenburg's victory over Dawes, this prompted Frederiksen to start perhaps the most well-known Saxon News Organisation that is not state-owned, The Hanchester Post, the news platform immensely grew in popularity with its criticisms of Oldenburg's SARS measures (where the Hanchester Post gained an ally with NTTN News from Fredonia, owned by Ishmael Benjamin) and later its conflict with 'Truth News' owned by a political rival Mart Millstone, he made a contribution of 5,000 farns towards the creation of a SARS vaccine.

At this time Kristen Frederiksen also ventured into the world of business, launching 'Frederiksen Banking Group' his commercial banking business, and his charity 'Feeding Hanchester' was also established.

In 2031, Kristen Frederiksen became Deputy Prime Minister with the election of Sir Karl Dawes as Prime Minister, committing to expanding infrastructure, proposing bills such as the 'Hanchester Crossrail Act' and the 'Private Transportation Act' and adhering to market capitalist policies.

His latest business venture was establishing 'Saxon Petrol'- an oil and gas company owned by Frederiksen International Group, specialising in extraction, refining, power generation and share trading.

He ran as a Conservative Candidate for Prime Minister in 2036 and won a majority number of constituencies in the Election, subsequently becoming Prime Minister and forming a Coalition Cabinet with the Liberal Democrats. During the Finnish Troubles, he was known for establishing the Royal Finnish Constabulary and reforming the police in Finland. He also introduced an act for the swift deportation of illegal immigrants to end the immigration crisis in addition to the construction of HS2 from Hanchester to St Petersburg. A Bill that he perhaps gained the most disapproval from his own party was his bill to legalise Same Sex Marriage which was only passed due to Opposition Support, with a number of his own Party voting to abstain. Around this time, the Hanchester Post had been renamed to "The Protector"

He is most well known for his appeasement policy during Andrew Siko's rise to Vezeto of Hungary, making two defence visits to Hungary, keeping the Saxon Empire out of the war for long as possible, millions applauding his "Peace for Our Time" speech. However, upon Andrew Siko's invasion of Cazinia, a long-standing Saxon ally, in 2039, Kristen Frederiksen was left with no other choice to declare war on Hungary, bringing the Saxon into a global war against Hungary, Germania and Iberia. The failure of the appeasement policy significantly reduced his approval rating and led him to lose the 2041 General Election to the Democratic Socialist, Phillip Mountbatten. He was however, re-elected as MP for Greater Hanchester and is Honourary President of the Protector.