Henry Brown

Heinrich Ozimas Brown was the third president of Svetland. He belonged to the Reservation Party. He was the first of the three Brown Family presidents, followed by Dreme Brown and Norman Brown.

Brown was born in Fife, Scotland, to a family of politicians. In 1930, he moved to Svetland in the Great Migration with all of his family. He entered the political scene with his brothers, hoping to take advantage of the new grounds. His family settled in Gaterson, and in 1939, Brown went for the role of mayor.

He was against Svetland United member Beryl Poley, and won by a landslide after campaigning hard about trying to claim an extra electoral vote for Gaterson as the population increased quickly.

During his reign as mayor, he fought hard to claim this electoral vote, but failed. This caused his popularity to begin to gradually fall, and Brown knew this, so he decided to propose to President Joe Poffin a "Peaceful Living Act" to settle the war between the Natives, and this idea was so appealing that Joe Poffin decided to take it, tweak it, and pass it, while giving a lot of credit to Brown.

This raised his approval rating from 44% to 87%, as he had just saved Svetland from years of war, in a sense.

Poffin endorsed Brown for the Reservation Party Presidential Nomination in 1943, and by a landslide, he won it over Johnny Verast. Brown chose his brother, Dreme Brown, as his running mate.

In the Election, he won over Simon Jenkins by 138 seats to 173. He started his reign by making even more peace with former Native Leader Ooga Munta. He was happy to let Munta apply for MP of Retekaz.