Name: Josef Koscilny
Born: September 29, 1865
Party: The Imperialists
House: Assembly
Birthplace: Prague
Josef Koscilny was born into a family of working classmen in Bohemia. Both his parents worked and lived in Prague. He had several siblings who all worked too; the family was just scraping by. Sadly, one of the siblings died from an accident. He was only 10 at the time, but this gave him inspiration and made it his life's desire to serve in the Reichstag. HIs goals? To try to reform and make life better for factory workers, giving them more rights, pay and benefits.
At 17 he married a Czech woman his age; a bit of a shock as her family was middle class and his family was working class. But it wasn't just a marriage, it was an opportunity, an opportunity for him to go to university and study. He stayed in Prague and studied philosophy. There he became more open-minded; he wasn't just restricted to thinking of how to reform the corrupt capitalistic ways of German labor.
But he also reflected on the bigger picture, What is more important?:
The great first rate power that is Germany? Or the people living in it that struggle to make-ends-meet? Make Germany more prosperous? Or better the environment of the working class? Was his siblings death one that could be preventable? Or did his sibling die for the greater good of the German manufacturing sector? Do the people deserve life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness? Or do they deserve a powerful imperialist leader with great success?
When he finished his studies, he began his political career. With little experience, he was quickly gaining support making his way up the local levels of government. Before he knew it he was 26, but his goal still wasn't met. He still wanted to reach the Reichstag. He had to wait for the elections of 1898, though.
When they finally came, he won, and won by a landslide. Young leftist, workingclass Josef has finally reached his goal, but instead as rightist, imperialist Josef. Now is his time, his time to try to make Germany better.
((I saw this back in February and thought about joining and never did. I remembered this a week ago or so and I finally decided to join.))
Born: September 29, 1865
Party: The Imperialists
House: Assembly
Birthplace: Prague
Josef Koscilny was born into a family of working classmen in Bohemia. Both his parents worked and lived in Prague. He had several siblings who all worked too; the family was just scraping by. Sadly, one of the siblings died from an accident. He was only 10 at the time, but this gave him inspiration and made it his life's desire to serve in the Reichstag. HIs goals? To try to reform and make life better for factory workers, giving them more rights, pay and benefits.
At 17 he married a Czech woman his age; a bit of a shock as her family was middle class and his family was working class. But it wasn't just a marriage, it was an opportunity, an opportunity for him to go to university and study. He stayed in Prague and studied philosophy. There he became more open-minded; he wasn't just restricted to thinking of how to reform the corrupt capitalistic ways of German labor.
But he also reflected on the bigger picture, What is more important?:
The great first rate power that is Germany? Or the people living in it that struggle to make-ends-meet? Make Germany more prosperous? Or better the environment of the working class? Was his siblings death one that could be preventable? Or did his sibling die for the greater good of the German manufacturing sector? Do the people deserve life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness? Or do they deserve a powerful imperialist leader with great success?
When he finished his studies, he began his political career. With little experience, he was quickly gaining support making his way up the local levels of government. Before he knew it he was 26, but his goal still wasn't met. He still wanted to reach the Reichstag. He had to wait for the elections of 1898, though.
When they finally came, he won, and won by a landslide. Young leftist, workingclass Josef has finally reached his goal, but instead as rightist, imperialist Josef. Now is his time, his time to try to make Germany better.
((I saw this back in February and thought about joining and never did. I remembered this a week ago or so and I finally decided to join.))
