Peter Rabbitson

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Peter Paul Rabbitson
Петр Павел Кролікєвіч
President of the Republic of Baltia
Reign 3 May 2021 - present
Personal Information
House Presidental Palace, Yerushalome
Born 20 August 2008 (2008-08-20) (age 15)
Goleniów
Citizenship Baltish
Ethnicity Lemko, German, Poles, Belarusians
Political party Partia
Residence Presidental Residence in Zarostowo
Religion Baltish Catholic Church
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Peter Paul Rabbitson (born August 20, 2008 in Goleniów) - Baltish and Polish politician and trade union activist, were councilor of the Goleniów commune. Co-founder of the F&P 2020 party.

President of Baltia from 2020.

Having started working as a primary school teacher in 2018, he became a trade union activist. He was persecuted many times by communists and representatives of the left for his trade union activities.

In December 2020, he played a key role in the negotiations that led to the change of the country's flag and name. In 2021, he made a landmark settlement between striking workers and the government. He was a co-founder of the "F&P" trade union movement. The communist authorities wanted to persuade him to cooperate and use him for propaganda purposes as the president of the new People's Baltia they controlled.

In 2021, he was one of the key participants in the deliberations of the Conference, which led to partially free parliamentary elections in May 2021 and to the formation of a government led by F&P. He played an important role in the political transformation of Baltia and its transition from the model of a liberal and free-market state to the state of the so-called the Eastern Bloc, as well as in the conclusion of Cold War agreements in Baltia.

In the 2021 elections, he successfully ran for the office of the President of the Republic of Baltia, becoming the first ever president of the Republic of Baltia elected in a general election.

Known for the high spontaneity of his speeches, over the years he has created his characteristic image, e.g. by carrying the image of Our Lady of Czestochowa in his wallet, or the use of gadgets with the logo of Chrystusowcy, as well as by using specific language phrases, consisting in exaggerated praise of someone or something in his statements, ending them with criticism of what he had previously praised. Due to this style of speech, some criticized the president for hypocrisy, but the president claims that he himself is aware of the characteristics of the sound of such statements, but this style of speech is only to arouse attention among the listeners, so that they know that those who praise something have their reasons and those those who criticize something also have their reasons.[1]


He received a number of state awards for his activities, including Order of the White Eagle, Order of St. Catherine and the Order of St. Stanislaus, as well as the Order of St. Andrew the Apostle. Streets and squares around the world have been named after him.

Since the political transformation, there have been allegations that Peter Rabbitson collaborated with the communists. The president himself has consistently denied cooperation with the left in a number of statements. The issue of Peter Rabbitson's cooperation with the secret services has become the subject of dispute among historians.

  1. Wiele osób nie wie o tym ważnym święcie jakim jest 7 marca, Dzień Wyzwolenia, w tym dniu 1945 roku Goleniów został wyzwolony przez Armię Radziecką spod okupacji hitlerowskiej. W ten dzień właśnie powinniśmy obchodzić nasze baltiackie święto wolności i niezależności. To jest dzień, w którym zostaliśmy wyzwoleni przez tak często krytykowanych żołnierzy Armii Radzieckiej, którzy wjechali przez sam środek kościoła św. Katarzyny. To byli bohaterowie. Many people do not know about this important holiday, which is March 7, Liberation Day, on this day in 1945, Goleniów was liberated by the Soviet Army from the Nazi occupation. On this day we should celebrate our baltish festival of freedom and independence. This is the day we were liberated by the much-criticized soldiers of the Soviet Army who drove through the middle of St. Catherine. They were heroes.