About: Charles de Jahú

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Charles de Jahú, born in 2507, studied political philosophy at the Catholic University of Bayonne. Afterwards, he received a doctorate in philosophy at the same university in 2530. De Jahú worked for a charity organization from 2532 to 2560 and was active in the National Thomasian Party on a local level. From 2560 on, he has been the chairman of the Karel Asch Foundation and became involved in the reestablishment of a Lombasianist party in the Republic. Member of the National Council between 2565 and 2568, he was appointed Speaker at the National Congress of 2568.

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rdf:type	Politician
rdfs:label	Charles de Jahú
rdfs:comment	Charles de Jahú, born in 2507, studied political philosophy at the Catholic University of Bayonne. Afterwards, he received a doctorate in philosophy at the same university in 2530. De Jahú worked for a charity organization from 2532 to 2560 and was active in the National Thomasian Party on a local level. From 2560 on, he has been the chairman of the Karel Asch Foundation and became involved in the reestablishment of a Lombasianist party in the Republic. Member of the National Council between 2565 and 2568, he was appointed Speaker at the National Congress of 2568.
Office	29(xsd:integer)
dcterms:subject	Mordusia
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term start	2568-12-31(xsd:date)
Birth Date	2507-01-03(xsd:date)
Spouse	Isabelle de Roottys
Name	Charles de Jahú
Width	154(xsd:integer)
Party	Pillar of the People
Height	154(xsd:integer)
Successor	Incumbent
Children	None
Occupation	Chairman of the Karel Asch Foundation
Predecessor	Julius Ampelveen
abstract	Charles de Jahú, born in 2507, studied political philosophy at the Catholic University of Bayonne. Afterwards, he received a doctorate in philosophy at the same university in 2530. De Jahú worked for a charity organization from 2532 to 2560 and was active in the National Thomasian Party on a local level. From 2560 on, he has been the chairman of the Karel Asch Foundation and became involved in the reestablishment of a Lombasianist party in the Republic. Member of the National Council between 2565 and 2568, he was appointed Speaker at the National Congress of 2568.
is Leader of	Pillar of the People
is Successor of	Julius Ampelveen

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