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In 2009, Kevin married Adrianne "Baugh", they have had 3 children together
 
In 2009, Kevin married Adrianne "Baugh", they have had 3 children together
 
*Alexis Baugh <br/> Carson Baugh <br/> Mark Baugh
 
*Alexis Baugh <br/> Carson Baugh <br/> Mark Baugh
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== "War with East Germany" ==
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Since 1983, Molossia has claimed to be at war with East Germany<ref>http://www.molossia.org/war/eastgermany.html</ref>, when East Germany was de-established they started an operation on Ernst Thälmann island to find evidence of East Germany.
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== References ==

Revision as of 23:53, April 29, 2021

Kevin Baugh

President of Molossia
Incumbent
Assumed office 
September 3, 1999
Preceded by Office Established

Premier of the People's Democratic Republic of Molossia
In office
February 21, 1999 – September 3, 1999

Prime Minister of Molossia
In office
May 26, 1977 – February 21, 1999

Born July 30, 1962 (age 58)
Dayton, Ohio
Spouse(s) Adrianne Baugh (m. October 2009)
Children 3
  • Alexis Baugh
  • Carson Baugh
  • Mark Baugh

Kevin Baugh (b. July 30, 1962) is the current President of the Republic of Molossia.

Offices

Prime Minister of Molossia (May 26, 1977 - February 21, 1999)
Premier of the Peoples Democractic Republic of Molossia (February 21, 1999 - September 3, 1999)
President of Molossia (September 3, 1999 - )

Personality

He describes himself as a "benevolent dictator".

History of Molossia

The History of Molossia goes back to 1977, when he founded it at the age of 15 with James Spielman, it was at the time named "Grand Republic of Vuldstein".

Family

In 2009, Kevin married Adrianne "Baugh", they have had 3 children together

  • Alexis Baugh
    Carson Baugh
    Mark Baugh

"War with East Germany"

Since 1983, Molossia has claimed to be at war with East Germany[1], when East Germany was de-established they started an operation on Ernst Thälmann island to find evidence of East Germany.

References