North Tromsoan Leaders

First President: Jagr Berrefjord 1979-1983

Jagr Berrefjord was the first president of North Tromso, born in Troms, Norway in 1922 he studied Economics, and Political Science at the University of Oslo, he was a strong Capitalist who believed in a strong military and National pride. He is largely credited with keeping North Tromso independent. Unfortunately he died in 1986, at the age of 64 due to complications from an irregular heartbeat while fishing in New Kymenlaakso, his sons Axel, Byron, Magnus, and his daughter Lenore survive him.

Second President: Sverre Tran 1983-1985

Sverre was born in 1891, and was elected at the age of 92, he died after 2 years in office, and largely did nothing but expand the fishing industry.

Third President: Nikolai Nielsen 1985-1993

He was born in Finnmark, in 1941 and was the most liberal president in North Tromso's young history, in his eight years the tax rate soared to 53%, however he was executed for treason, after he was exposed selling secrets to Baezbekistan, his legacy is tarnished, and descendants banned from 5 of the 8 countries in Aemedia

Fourth, and Sixth President: Axel Berrefjord 1993-2018, 2019-Present

Son of first president Jagr Berrefjord, he was elected at the age of 18, and cut the tax rate from 53% to 6%, he is largely credited for the rebirth of the North Tromsoan Economy, his approval rating was above 80% until 2016, when he was linked to multiple illicit contributions from multiple PACs in Aemedia. Regained power after the Second North Tromsoan Civil War, deposing Milösef. His popularity is as high as ever

First Elected Monarch: Haakon I of North Tromso 2018-2019

Haakon I was elected Monarch on May 21, 2018 he ran on an electoral monarchy promise, and appointed the Berrefjord children to key positions in an attempt to legitimize the monarchy. Later founded the Kingdom of South Tromso peacefully after the Second North Tromsoan Civil War

Fifth President: Markus Milösef 2019-2019

Milösef gained control after a brutal civil war against the North Tromsoan Military High Command after the coup and deposition of King Haakon I. Later executed following treasonous actions against the North Tromsoan public following the Second North Tromsoan Civil War. Largely popular, the end of his presidency proves trying for a grieving nation