Speaker of the Duma

The Duma was established in 1869 as a coalition to draft up the first constitution. It was obvious that someone needed to take charge of the entire Duma and one month later, Syn Turnerel was elected by the group of 200 persons to lead the constitutional writing.

Speakers of the Duma

Pre Dissolvement (1869-1900)

• Syn Turnerel 1869-1870 Union
• Dietrich Badel 1870-1872 Republican
• Howell Hammond 1872-1878 Union
• Pyetor Fyssen 1878-1884 Reform
• Ornlu Thiorensen 1884-1887 Union
• Sylvester Skaggen 1887-1888 Republican
• Vladimir Shukhov 1888-1896 Union
• Denir Maller 1896-1898 Union
• Arbol Heifetz 1898-1900 Union

Resumed (1902-current)

• Joshua Rendel 1902-1906 Union
• Dell Vauxhall 1906-1909 Reform
• William Denotti 1909-1912 IAU
• Charles Vendell 1912-1914 Union
• Mel Boen 1914-1918 Liberal
• Max Dannel 1918-1920 Union
• Caryle Crane 1920-1922 Republican
• Fisher M. Quade 1922-1924 Republican
• Herbert Bissel 1924-1928 Republican
• Jackson L. Garrett 1928-1932 Republican
• Lee John Dopeyera 1932-1934 Liberal
• Lee Joshua Dopeyera 1934-1938 Union
• Harlan Manshevik 1938-1940 Centralist
• Tyler Aaerkoo 1940-1940 Nazi
• Harlan Manshevik 1940-1946 Centralist
• Bruno Holst 1946-1950 Centralist
• Karl Querney 1950-1954 Union
• Chester Pallardo 1954-1956 Union
• William Oreficio 1956-1960 Centralist
• Navan Tourees 1960-1963 Centralist
• William Oreficio 1963-1967 Centralist
• Guido Goldmein 1967-1969 Liberal
• Baden Witteshauld 1969-1971 Union
• Earl King 1971-1974 Union
• William McPhetridge 1974-1978 Labor
• Charles Knight 1978-1980 Centralist
• Guy DeMingus 1980-1988 Centralist
• William DeFuge 1988-1990 Republican
• Ernesto Alcarrashiek 1990-1992 Centralist
• Dumond Kark 1992-1996 Union
• Albert Yorick 1996-1998 Preservation
• Clifton Hopper 1998-2000 Centralist
• Simon Weiner 2000-2002 Centralist
• Peryol Brancroft 2002-2006 Centralist
• Arman Witteshauld 2006-Present Union