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| rdfs:comment | - Charles Jaugenais was a Cajun writer and revolutionary from Lourenne. His most famous book "On the Ideology of Communism: A Critique for Lourenne's Future" has become the official canon of the Communist Party of Lourenne. He was born in 2378 in the east of the country, near Larosière, in a family of lower middle class farmers. Living during the difficult times of the Second and Third Republic, he supported indigenous liberation militias. He publicly denounced the installment of the monarchy in 2408.
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| Office | - Ideologue of the Communist Party of Lourenne
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| abstract | - Charles Jaugenais was a Cajun writer and revolutionary from Lourenne. His most famous book "On the Ideology of Communism: A Critique for Lourenne's Future" has become the official canon of the Communist Party of Lourenne. He was born in 2378 in the east of the country, near Larosière, in a family of lower middle class farmers. Living during the difficult times of the Second and Third Republic, he supported indigenous liberation militias. He publicly denounced the installment of the monarchy in 2408. On 18 June 2314, he was reported missing in the jungle. A search party went out looking for him and found him in the morning of the 19th. He died later that day due to a heavy fall and lack of proper medication.
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