Pederr Hinneemik

Pederr Hinneemik (born 1711 in Anglien) is a Crandish political theorist and the last Forevetiz (Leader) of the Nü Krantisk Rapskaff. The son of a provincial jurist and a schoolteacher, Hinneemik was educated in history and law and initially supported constitutional reform within Lac Glacei. The economic and cultural consequences of the Karmic Collapse of 1744 are widely regarded as decisive in shaping his rejection of pluralist governance and his embrace of Crandish national doctrine. He is considered the principal author of NKR ideology. Captured at the fall of Johannsessbuurg in VIII.1754 AN, Hinneemik was convicted by the Special NKR Tribunals of Anglien on 14.II.1757 AN of war crimes, crimes against humanity, direction of a criminal organization, obstruction of justice, and continuing criminal enterprise, and sentenced to life imprisonment; his appeal is pending before the Supreme Transitional Court of Anglien.