Alfred Schiller

This article is about the Metropotanian Minister of External Affairs.

Alfred F. Schiller (born April 6, 1937 in Avrig, Romania), is a politician, diplomat, and a psychology and international relations professor.

Early life
Alfred Schiller was born in Avrig village, Sibiu county, Romania, in a German family. He fled with his parents, Franz and Christin, and his little sister, Abby to Metropotania in 1941, because of his jewish origins.

Studies

 * Elementary school no. 736, Royal Army district, 1943-1950
 * Pedagogic high-school, The Flame district, 1950-1954
 * State University, Psychology faculty (Master's degree), 1954-1958
 * University of Metropotania, International Relations faculty (Ph.D.), 1959-1964
 * University of Metropotania, Pedagogy faculty (Ph.D.), 1964-1966

Career
Alfred Schiller worked as a professor, and later on as a diplomat. He was a party member of PCM; he's now with PSM.

He is best known for his successful 9 years as an ambassador of Metropotania in the United States and as the engine behind the adoption of English as a second national language in 2004. (see national language)

Professorate

 * 1966-1970, 1981, 1996-1999, Psychology
 * 1966-1968, Philosophy high-school no. 1, Victorian district
 * 1968-1970, University of Metropotania
 * 1981, State University
 * 1996-1999, University of Metropotania


 * 1981, 1996-2000, International relations
 * 1981, State University
 * 1996-2000, University of Metropotania

Politics

 * 1970-1984, PCM
 * 1970-1972, Regional Party Committee member
 * 1972-1974, National Sovereignty Bureau, Department of Analysis, Psychological analysis committee
 * 1974-1975, National Sovereignty Bureau, Department of Analysis, Chief of Psychological analysis committee
 * 1980-1981, Ministry of Progress, International Cooperation committee


 * 1984-present PSM
 * 1984-1986, Ministry of External Affairs, President of the Department of Strategic Planning
 * 1992-1996, Minister of External Affairs
 * 2000-present, Minister of External Affairs

Diplomacy

 * Ambassador
 * 1975-1976, SR Romania
 * 1976-1978, Soviet Union
 * 1978-1980, DR Germany
 * 1981-1984, United States
 * 1986-1991, United States