Kazimierz Lewkowicz

Kazimierz Lewkowicz (born 7 May 1888) was a revolutionary and party founder, serving as Naczelnik from 1909 until his death in 1972. After the revolution in 1909, the People's Revolutionary Party and 4 other parties held an emergency meeting and elected Kazimierz as the 1st Naczelnik of Bloodia with the majority of those present agreeing due to his young age the members of the other parties elected Lewkowicz as they believed he would be easy to control and able to discredit the People's Revolutionary Party. As time went on, Lewkowicz and his party would seize more and more power culminating in the legislative purge in 1921.

Economic and industrial policies
Lewkowicz believed in mass industralization and urbanization of Bloodia, including collectivization but before these policies could be implemented the government agreed to solidify the economy with the Productive Vitalization Program to build the industrial capacity. Post GW2 he would become a large advocate of nuclear power to replace the many coal and oil powerplants throughout Bloodia, these plants served dual purpose to buildup enrichment of nuclear material for weapons and energy efficiency, saving coal and oil for other purposes.

Religious policy
In the early years post-revolution, Lewkowicz advocated a push towards state atheism but over the years he became more and more lenient on religious beliefs and recognized that religion was important to the national identity of the people leading to the relegalization of religion in 1943, this gave a morale boost to the many troops who held firm in their beliefs.

Human rights policy
Lewkowicz is known to be on negative terms on human rights as claimed by scholars in CSDO, especially in Versec and Lipnitia, more neutral critics include Daugava and Behalava. During Lewkowicz term as Naczelnik, there were several military purges, legislative purges, management purges due to paranoia of spies from Cominform, revivalist infiltrators (despite being allied) and capitalist infiltrators due to these fears all Daugavans were deported or sent to work camps in the 1950s.

Relations with Zemlyan countries
Despite being a Socialist, Lewkowicz formed a pact with Revivalist Kadolha in 1939, due to the falling out with Sremia and its Communist Party. He would go on to form the Collective Strategic Defense Organization with Kadolha in 1950 seeing Sremia as a common enemy. He and the party allegedly supplied socialist insurgencies, that were not aligned with Sremia, in CSDO colonies while allied to CSDO.

International
Lewkowicz believed in spreading socialism but on for the nation itself, Socialism in one country and that each socialist ideal would differ slightly and no world revolution would occur, these beliefs is what would get him expelled from Cominform and declared a revisionist. He believed that the face of socialism could only be Slavs while other ethnicities could embrace socialism they could not be the dominate power without the ideals wanning, this would be a talking point for the intervention in Dongkuo.

International trips
Lewkowicz took many foreign trips to Kus, Reismov, Kadolha and Sremia. Lewkowicz had fostered a great friendship with the Kusian Staraustas Šmúgastir Kaućeśkúr, impressed with him before coming to power he would back his power grabs and rise to prominence in Kus.

Family
Lewkowicz was married three times in life and fathered six children, two of which were bastards (from his third wife whom he had an affair with). Lewkowicz first marriage was with Ewa Szcześniak in 1910, who died two years after marriage in childbirth, the child and mother's life would be claimed, this sent Lewkowicz into a depression. Lewkowicz would not marry again until 1917 to a Kadolhan woman named Dušanka Pejić, they would be married until 1926, fathering two daughters. Lewkowicz grew to mistrust Pejić after the rise of Revialism believing her to be a spy and his two daughters to be bastards, he began an affair with Ksenia Kolska, a member of the National Committee, who he fathered a son and daughter. He would order Pejić and his two daughters with her to be shot in 1927 for espionage and married Ksenia the following year. He and Ksenia would father two more children, another son and daughter. His first born son would die in the Second Great War, leading troops who were surrounded and executed by Sremian forces in 1944. His second would go on to become an economic manager in the KPL state enterprise. Both of his remaining daughters would become top party members with the eldest decorated in the Second Great War for 104 confirmed kills as sniper.

Religion
At an early age, Lewkowicz was a Tribunals but sometime in the first decade of the 20th century he converted to atheism and later in the 1940s he claimed to be agnostic.

Honours

 * Bloodia: Hero of Bloodia ()
 * Bloodia: Order of Socialist Labour (ex officio) x4