Imperial Chancellor of New Europe

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Imperial Chancellor of New Europe
StyleThe Right Honourable
Term lengthFour Months
Inaugural holderJames Russell
Formation20 January 2009
Final holderJohannus von Ikner
Abolished4 December 2013
DeputyVice-Chancellor of New Europe

The Imperial Chancellor of New Europe, often referred to as the Reichskanzeler, was the highest political office in the Empire of New Europe. The Imperial Chancellor was an office that was assumed by a direct election for the individual campaigning for the office. The Chancellor could serve three total terms in office, each lasting four months. Early in the office's existence the Chancellor was apointed by the Emperor.

Once in office the chancellor then appointed his cabinet and from the conclusion of the election onward the new chancellor and his cabinet took over for the previous one. The office of the Imperial Chancellor under went a reorganization in the re-established New Europe in 2011. The powers of the chancellor were cut in half and given to the Imperial Assembly and made him responcible to the legislature instead of the Emperor.

List of New European Chancellors

# Picture Name Term start Term end Political Party
1 James Russell 2009.jpg James Russell January 20, 2009 June 10, 2009 Fascist Party
First Chancellor of New Europe. Acted as head of government in New Europe's previous incarnation the U.E.N.A.
2 Johannus von Ikner.png Johannus von Ikner June 10, 2009 December 1, 2009 Fascist Party
De facto resigned when he lead a Fascist coup in November 2009. Later was convicted of treason with the charges dismissed almost seven months later. He is remembered as one of New Europe's most effective government leaders.
3 Ryan Evans December 1, 2009 January 20, 2010 Libertarian Party
Formed a provisional government during and after the civil war to restore order in the nation. He chose not run for re-election in January.
4 Alan Soltau January 20, 2010 May 31, 2010 Nationalist Party
First Chancellor to receive a vote of no-confidence from the Reichstag and be dismissed. His inability to stabilize New Europe is seen as a failure and disgrace by the Nationalist Party.
5 Alexander Huber June 11, 2011 October 26, 2011 Nationalist Party
First Chancellor of a re-established New Europe.
6 Eric Perez October 26, 2011 February 26, 2012 Socialist Party
First Chancellor to be from a Left-wing political party.
7 Caroline Kalayjian February 26, 2012 August 26, 2012 Nationalist Party
First female Chancellor to be elected, never assumed office.
8 Markus Berg August 26, 2012 March 6, 2013 Nationalist Party
Eldest Chancellor to assume office.
- File:Ikner 2013.png Johannus von Iker April 27, 2013 December 4, 2013 Freedom Party
Chancellor of the Provisional government. Last holder of the office.