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->'''Party:''' Obshchestvo Vozrozhdeniya Rossiyskoiy Imperii

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->'''Party:''' Evraziyskaya Nacional'naya Komissiya [[note]]Eurasian National Commission[[/note]]

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->'''Party:''' Sibirsky Anarkhichesky Sovet [[note]]Siberian Anarchist Council[[/note]]

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->'''In-Game Description''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]] In a distant, faded memory, on these faraway, remote lands, there was a dream. A dream of a peaceful Russia, free from all strife and suffering, under the caring guidance of one of God's many servants, a son of Men himself. \\\

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->'''In-Game Description''' [[labelnote: Description'''[[labelnote: Click to Show]] In a distant, faded memory, on these faraway, remote lands, there was a dream. A dream of a peaceful Russia, free from all strife and suffering, under the caring guidance of one of God's many servants, a son of Men himself. \\\
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[[caption-width-right:156:Taboritsky, the Eccentric Monarchist of Komi]]%%Don't you dare write Ust-Sysolsk here for "accuracy"; Komi is shorter and sounds better, and Taboritsky is a Komi leader, not an "ohbutthenamegotchangedtoustsysolsk" leader

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* AscendedExtra: By the time the HRE reaches Midnight, all but one of the original warlords present at the start of the game is dead either through the HRE's war of conquest or during the regional unification wars before Taboritsky's armies began marching east. As a result, most of the non-HRE remnant warlord states have figures who'd otherwise only be generals and ministers promoted to leaders.

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* AscendedExtra: By the time the HRE reaches Midnight, all but one of the original warlords present at the start of the game is dead either through the HRE's war of conquest or during the regional unification wars before Taboritsky's armies began marching east. As a result, most of the non-HRE remnant warlord states have figures who'd otherwise only be generals and ministers promoted to leaders.



* SecretCharacter: Mikhail Pervukhin, Alexander Zvyagin, Abaddon/Anatoly Motsny, Sultanakhmet Kozhikov, Yevgeniya Taratuta, Alexei II/Michał Goleniewski, and Nikolay Artamonov are all characters that were added to the game in the After Midnight update and are only playable in post-Taboritsky Russia.

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* SecretCharacter: Mikhail Pervukhin, Alexander Zvyagin, Abaddon/Anatoly Motsny, Sultanakhmet Kozhikov, Yevgeniya Taratuta, Alexei II/Michał Goleniewski, and Nikolay Artamonov are all characters that were added to the game in the After Midnight update and are only playable in post-Taboritsky Russia.
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* ChurchgoingVillain: Taboritsky is seen attending church in one of the second Smuta events, content to be just one of the congregation despite the glances he gets. When the priest starts speaking of the value of forgiveness, however, he tunes him out, fuming, and concludes that even men of God are wrong sometimes. The episode foreshadows his eventual conflict with the church, ending with his purge at the Superregional stage and the establishment of the Purity Order to monitor the church and replace dissident priests with his own hand-picked men among the Shturmoviki.
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* TheCaligula: Taboritsky is one of, if not ''the'' most deranged and delusional rulers in TNO, beating out other Esoteric Nazis like Josias zu Waldeck-Pyrmont ''and'' Heinrich Himmler in terms of sheer unhinged madness and detachment from reality[[note]]In fact, the only individual who can compete with Taboritsky in the "completely AxCrazy" department is Velimir from the Aryan Brotherhood, who ''still'' managed to be a little more sane than Taboritsky by offering token bits of PragmaticVillainy here and there[[/note]]. From the very beginning, Taboritsky displays his fanatical dedication to unreal beliefs like divine purity and Alexei's survival, as well as extreme erraticism and ruthlessness. His ideology, a freakish synthesis of Tsarism, fundamentalist Christianity, and German National Socialism, is a result of fanatical desire to deliver a purified Russia to a near-divine Alexei, and the delusional belief that only fundamentalist National Socialism can bring out this purity. As Taboritsky's sanity continues to worsen, his mental illness escalates into straight-up schizophrenia, as he begins to have and believe in his hallucinations and his writings degenerate into incoherent ramblings.

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* TheCaligula: Taboritsky is one of, if not ''the'' most deranged and delusional rulers in TNO, beating out other Esoteric Nazis like Josias zu Waldeck-Pyrmont (''explicitly'' stated to be the inspiration for many policies advocated by the Imperial Cult subideology) ''and'' Heinrich Himmler in terms of sheer unhinged madness and detachment from reality[[note]]In fact, the only individual who can compete with Taboritsky in the "completely AxCrazy" department is Velimir from the Aryan Brotherhood, who ''still'' managed to be a little more sane than Taboritsky by offering token bits of PragmaticVillainy here and there[[/note]]. From the very beginning, Taboritsky displays his fanatical dedication to unreal beliefs like divine purity and Alexei's survival, as well as extreme erraticism and ruthlessness. His ideology, a freakish synthesis of Tsarism, fundamentalist Christianity, and German National Socialism, is a result of fanatical desire to deliver a purified Russia to a near-divine Alexei, and the delusional belief that only fundamentalist National Socialism can bring out this purity. As Taboritsky's sanity continues to worsen, his mental illness escalates into straight-up schizophrenia, as he begins to have and believe in his hallucinations and his writings degenerate into incoherent ramblings.
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Nabokov, had I known it would lead to this, I\\

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* OriginalCharacter: Antonin Odoyev, Larionov's personal secretary who assumes de-facto control over the Regency following his boss' descent into dementia, is the only notable character who leads a state to not have actually existed in reality.
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* SomethingOnlyTheyWouldSay: He manages to convince even a governor of Holy Russia of his authority and omnipresence by recounting his atrocities and shameless cruelty behind closed doors, despite having Taboritsky's goons having top security to prevent any spies and eavesdropping.

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* SomethingOnlyTheyWouldSay: He manages to convince even a governor of Holy Russia of his authority and omnipresence by recounting his atrocities and shameless cruelty behind closed doors, despite having Taboritsky's goons having top security to prevent any spies and eavesdropping.
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* SomethingOnlyTheyWouldSay: He manages to convince even a governor of Holy Russia of his authority and omnipresence by recounting his atrocities and shameless cruelty behind closed doors, despite having top security to prevent spies and eavesdropping.

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* SomethingOnlyTheyWouldSay: He manages to convince even a governor of Holy Russia of his authority and omnipresence by recounting his atrocities and shameless cruelty behind closed doors, despite having Taboritsky's goons having top security to prevent any spies and eavesdropping.
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* CantBelieveISaidThat: He's willing to create a speech depicting Alexei's divine right to rule as God intends, despite being a Communist and atheist, but he's fine with such speeches if it means keeping people's hopes up.
* ChummyCommies: Even after taking the mantle of a monarch, Goleniewski still considers himself a communist, and his economic policy stresses the importance of workers' self-management and collective property.

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* CantBelieveISaidThat: He's willing to create a speech depicting Alexei's divine right to rule as God intends, despite being a Communist Marxist and an atheist, but he's fine with such speeches if it means keeping people's hopes up.
* ChummyCommies: Even after taking the mantle of a monarch, Goleniewski still considers himself a communist, Marxist, and his ends up creating a socialist monarchy. His economic policy stresses the importance of workers' self-management and collective property.



* ThePowerOfActing: Goleniewski did some theater training in the past, once even portraying a Russian nobleman. This lets him further his image as a messianic and inspiring Tsar, despite personally being a rather down-to-earth atheistic communist.

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* ThePowerOfActing: Goleniewski did some theater training in the past, once even portraying a Russian nobleman. This lets him further his image as a messianic and inspiring Tsar, despite personally being a rather down-to-earth atheistic communist.socialist.
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* TheRemnant: In Gumilyov's absence, they are the main bastion of Eurasianism in Russia.
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** In OTL, Larionov was only an anti-communist writer affiliated with the White Army, later serving in the Russian Liberation Army. In ''TNO'', he ends up in Komi like Taboritsky and can becomes his Head of Government and a field marshal, loyal to the Imperial Cult and the monstrous government Taboritsky creates even after the Regent's death.

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** In OTL, Larionov was only an anti-communist writer affiliated with the White Army, Army who had very militaristic views, later serving in the Russian Liberation Army.Army as a Nazi collaborator. In ''TNO'', he ends up in Komi like Taboritsky and can becomes his Head of Government and a field marshal, loyal to the Imperial Cult and the monstrous government Taboritsky creates even after the Regent's death.



* MeetTheNewBoss: Just like Taboritsky, Larionov is a delusional, mass-murdering authoritarian who starts out with an already pretty tenuous grasp on reality that is gradually worsened by deteriorating mental health. Downplayed ever so slightly in that he is willing to adopt some slightly less insane policies out of PragmaticVillainy that Taboritsky was simply too fanatic to ever consider.

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* MeetTheNewBoss: Just like Taboritsky, Larionov is a delusional, mass-murdering authoritarian totalitarian despot who starts out with an already pretty tenuous grasp on reality that is gradually worsened by deteriorating mental health. Downplayed ever so slightly in that he is willing to adopt some slightly less insane policies out of PragmaticVillainy that Taboritsky was simply too fanatic crazy to ever consider.
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->'''In-Game Biography:''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]]In the chemical ridden hellhole that is Russia, hatred thrives, new and old. Viktor Aleksandrovich Larionov is one such symbol of old hatred, the newest Regent of the Holy Russian Empire following Taboritsky's footsteps.\\
Formerly a soldier in Wrangel's White Army during the Civil War, and later, an officer of the ROA during World War II, Viktor came to become a close associate of Taboritsky. Following his death and Shabelsky-Bork's disappearance, Larionov was appointed head of cabinet following the power struggle, after which he made use of his Shturmoviki to purge any opposition, proclaiming himself as Blessed Regent of the Holy Russian Empire.\\

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->'''In-Game Biography:''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]]In the chemical ridden hellhole that is Russia, hatred thrives, new and old. Viktor Aleksandrovich Larionov is one such symbol of old hatred, the newest Regent of the Holy Russian Empire following Taboritsky's footsteps.\\
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Formerly a soldier in Wrangel's White Army during the Civil War, and later, an officer of the ROA during World War II, Viktor came to become a close associate of Taboritsky. Following his death and Shabelsky-Bork's disappearance, Larionov was appointed head of cabinet following the power struggle, after which he made use of his Shturmoviki to purge any opposition, proclaiming himself as Blessed Regent of the Holy Russian Empire.\\\\\



->'''In-Game Biography''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]]As the West Russian Revolutionary Front collapsed around him, Alexander Terenyevich Altunin shouldered the crushing weight of defeat once more. A war hero during the West Russian War, he was known for coordinating logistics to the Front and protecting refugee convoys during the darkest period of the war.\\\
He played a similarly important role during the brief resurgence of the Front in its bid to reunify Russia, but as defeat swept over Altunin and his comrades once more, he was spared the fate of death. Fleeing to the Far North and living in an obscure fishing village, he survived the nightmare.\\\
When Taboritsky died, Altunin, crippled by survivor's guilt, stepped forth. Coming out of hiding and inspired by his past successes against the Germans, he has taken up the reins of the so-called North Russian Liberation Front, an organization dedicated to the plight of the Russians of the North West. However, he cannot alleviate the suffering of the people while hiding behind the curtain of ideology. By heading the Liberation Front, Altunin has made the choice to abandon ideology, and perhaps the very notion of a unified Russia to ensure that his land begins to heal from the deep scars of Taboritsky.[[/labelnote]]



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->'''In-Game Biography''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]]In the withering eyes of Nikolai Dmitrievich Talberg, there is only power or death.\\\
First a government official under the monarchy and later a devout monarchist professor, Nikolai Talberg expected his final days to be papers and lectures in the halls of the Komi Republican Academy. Everything changed when Talberg gained the favor of Taboritsky. Soon, Talberg became the first elder statesman to support the imperial government, and was handpicked by Taboritsky to lead his corporate council. Under Talberg's leadership, the Imperial Mercantile Consortium grew to become the servile beast of the empire, churning through an ever-growing mass of slaves to build the weaponry of Taboritsky's army.\\\
With Taboritsky's death, many felt the Consortium should take new management, but Talberg silenced any critics foolish enough to state such ideas openly. Instead, Talberg quietly broke from his obedience to Vyatka. Free of its master, the consortium shifted focus, focusing only on ideals which could bring it further riches. Talberg became the leader of the empire's only grace - its empty wealth.\\\
Still, Talberg knows it will all end soon. Facing increasing bouts of illness, the leader has grown unable to sniff out traitors in the council, leaving dissent to fester underneath him. At times, Talberg fondly remembers times when he had students who believed in him and revered his every word. Today, Talberg wakes each day to a council of dogs, waiting to tear apart his domain at the first sign of weakness. And as Talberg grows older, he is only more certain that that day will come.[[/labelnote]]



->'''In-Game Biography''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]]Sergey Mikhailovich Izvekov was not special. He, like many other priests of the Orthodox faith, fled the Holy Russian Empire after the revelation of Taboritsky's hellish perversion of the church. Izvekov helped those he could, leading them out of the nightmare and into the city of Samara. Things were not much better in the former capital of the ROA, but Izvekov and his companions kept their faith alive. They hid in sewers, basements, and in the forests, praying that the nightmare would end.\\\
And end it did with the death of the Blessed Regent. The people of Samara rose up, casting off their chains and sending their oppressors back to Hell. Once the city was freed, a new order was established.\\\
Communism, fascism, tsarism, the hated Burgundian System, all had led Russia deeper into ruin. No, another way must be found, and so the people of Samara looked to God. It was His kindness that led Izvekov, now Vladyka Pimen, to become the first ruler of the theocratic republic of Samara, earning the love and respect of his people to garner enough votes in the first election.\\\
Vladyka Pimen is not a weak man, and knows that Larionov rants and raves from Vyatka. It is only a matter of time before the second Blessed Regent turns his guns on the Christian Republic. When he comes, the people of Samara will be ready with faith and steel, and Vladyka Pimen will lead them.[[/labelnote]]



->'''In-Game Biography''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]]Poland is an idea, a little flame kept alive in the hearts of every living Pole. That flame burns within Ryszard Jerzy Kukliński, and within every Pole in his Autonomous Soviet Liberation Army. Once an officer in Nowa Polska, Kukliński has gathered together a ragtag assortment of Poles, Kazakh freedom fighters, antifascists and Russians taking command of his little slice of Kazakhstan.\\

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->'''In-Game Biography''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]]Poland is an idea, a little flame kept alive in the hearts of every living Pole. That flame burns within Ryszard Jerzy Kukliński, and within every Pole in his Autonomous Soviet Liberation Army. Once an officer in Nowa Polska, Kukliński has gathered together a ragtag assortment of Poles, Kazakh freedom fighters, antifascists and Russians taking command of his little slice of Kazakhstan.\\\\\



->'''In-Game Biography:''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]]No amount of reactionary thuggery could ever extinguish the flame of Bolshevism in Russia, and Mikhail Georgiyevich Pervukhin is living proof of that.\\
With the death of Kaganovich and subsequent collapse of the Tyumen government, Pervukhin followed his last orders and led the last few Stalinists on an odyssey towards the Southern Urals. There, he found fertile ground for a revolution, which he planned for and organized from a mountain hideout, in expectation of the moment for Taboritsky's reactionary monstrosity would finally collapse. When that day came, the Bolshevik coup was swift, and General Secretary Mikhail Pervukhin was sworn in as chairman of the Orenburg Revolutionary Communes.\\
In other circumstances, it is likely that a regime so fanatically dedicated to the ideals of the late Kaganovich would be intolerable to any population that aspires to a dignified living. In fact, there could scarcely have been a less-fertile breeding ground for a dictatorship of the proletariat as totalitarian as Pervukhin's, than the patchwork former anarchist villages around Orenburg. Such was the extent of sheer oppression practiced by Taboritsky's men, that an eventuality so unlikely became first a foretold certainty, and then a fact. Indeed, for many whom just a decade earlier professed an unbound love of liberty and freedom; Pervukhin's cult of personality, all-encompassing iteration of the NKVD, and absolute control over every facet of economic life; are now harsh but fair measures.\\

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->'''In-Game Biography:''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]]No amount of reactionary thuggery could ever extinguish the flame of Bolshevism in Russia, and Mikhail Georgiyevich Pervukhin is living proof of that.\\
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With the death of Kaganovich and subsequent collapse of the Tyumen government, Pervukhin followed his last orders and led the last few Stalinists on an odyssey towards the Southern Urals. There, he found fertile ground for a revolution, which he planned for and organized from a mountain hideout, in expectation of the moment for Taboritsky's reactionary monstrosity would finally collapse. When that day came, the Bolshevik coup was swift, and General Secretary Mikhail Pervukhin was sworn in as chairman of the Orenburg Revolutionary Communes.\\
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In other circumstances, it is likely that a regime so fanatically dedicated to the ideals of the late Kaganovich would be intolerable to any population that aspires to a dignified living. In fact, there could scarcely have been a less-fertile breeding ground for a dictatorship of the proletariat as totalitarian as Pervukhin's, than the patchwork former anarchist villages around Orenburg. Such was the extent of sheer oppression practiced by Taboritsky's men, that an eventuality so unlikely became first a foretold certainty, and then a fact. Indeed, for many whom just a decade earlier professed an unbound love of liberty and freedom; Pervukhin's cult of personality, all-encompassing iteration of the NKVD, and absolute control over every facet of economic life; are now harsh but fair measures.\\\\\



->'''In-Game Biography''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]]Even as Hadji-Umar Dzhiorovich Mamsurov leads a nation, his heart still screams in defeat.\\
In a better time, Mamsurov was a commander in the Ural League, protecting his people from the tides of tyranny that had surrounded them. When Taboritsky's men invaded, Mamsurov fought them to the end, but to no avail. As Mamsurov lost contact with battalion after battalion, the truth gradually became clear to him -- the Ural League was gone, and his men were alone.\\
With the guard's destruction, many lost hope and surrendered to the Regent and his madmen. Yet Mamsurov did not -- could not -- let go of the dream. As the Empire rose and fell, Mamsurov and his band of partisans never ceased their struggle. Years later, when Taboritsky's death tore apart the Empire, Mamsurov at last arrived to liberate whoever could be saved from the madness to come.\\

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->'''In-Game Biography''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]]Even as Hadji-Umar Dzhiorovich Mamsurov leads a nation, his heart still screams in defeat.\\
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In a better time, Mamsurov was a commander in the Ural League, protecting his people from the tides of tyranny that had surrounded them. When Taboritsky's men invaded, Mamsurov fought them to the end, but to no avail. As Mamsurov lost contact with battalion after battalion, the truth gradually became clear to him -- the Ural League was gone, and his men were alone.\\
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With the guard's destruction, many lost hope and surrendered to the Regent and his madmen. Yet Mamsurov did not -- could not -- let go of the dream. As the Empire rose and fell, Mamsurov and his band of partisans never ceased their struggle. Years later, when Taboritsky's death tore apart the Empire, Mamsurov at last arrived to liberate whoever could be saved from the madness to come.\\\\\



->'''In-Game Biography:''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]]When Ivan Aleksandrovich Melkikh learned of Taboritsky's death, he supposed he couldn't be bothered much to care. The old man was dead, and so was his empire, no matter what Larionov says. The Imperial Airborne Brigades, the least politicized branch of Taboritsky's military machine, was now under the sole command of Melkikh. The old order is as dead as Taboritsky, and Melkikh, ever the ambitious man, has no intention of serving under another warlord. Why not, mused Melkikh, be a warlord himself? The new bandit king of the skies has taken well to his role, and he is served by cruel, uncompromising men who project his decrees through vicious thuggery.\\\
Taking to the skies in their helicopters in a grim parody of the Free Aviators, Melkikh and his cabal of airmen terrorize towns and villages in search of loot and entertainment.\\\
Townsfolk run inside cellars and nervously whisper prayers when they hear the chopping of the Brigade's propellers, cowering much as they did during the terror bombings of yore.\\\
Still waving the flag of their old formation, Melkikh reminds those he brutalizes and horrifies that though the Regent is dead, the airborne terror lives on.[[/labelnote]]



->'''In-Game Biography''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]]Alexander Evstafievich Zvyagin has a dream, a daring vision of a sky unburdened with horror. First came the Luftwaffe, then Taboritsky, and now Melkikh and his Imperial Airborne Brigade. Housing the remnants of the Free Aviators, the Nenetsian Free Army duels with the helicopters of the Imperial Airborne Brigade, while the Nenets, abused for centuries, struggle to eke out a living in this poisoned land.\\\
Zvyagin and his warriors know that theirs is almost certainly a lost cause. The enemy is numerous, better equipped and better trained. The only reason they haven't yet been overrun is their knowledge of the land. The Nenets know this, but their resolve is iron. Never again will the Nenets be enslaved by Russians. Never again will the Nenets be subjected to the nightmarish purges of the Taboritsky regime.\\\
Never again.\\\Never Again
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->'''In-Game Biography''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]]Dmitry Yazov was wrong. The Teuton, for all his disgusting evil and inhumanity, was but one great enemy of the Russian race. Taboritsky and his followers were not Teutons, but Russians horribly ridden by a Germanic ideological disease. In germ warfare, only the proper precautions and vaccinations can prevent an outbreak amongst your own population. To Alexander Ivanovich Lazarenko and his Redeemed Black League, hidden from the surface in their deep Plan Hydra bunkers, only the cold embrace of the earth ensured the purity of his soldiers.\\
Russia a corpse writhing with maggots, with each rancid grub wearing a uniform and proclaiming nations of their own. The Russians, once thought by Lazarenko to be the race to save Mankind from the horrors of Nazism is now polluted beyond redemption. That is the ultimate cruelty of the Teuton, to have poisoned the very essense of the Russian race.\\

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->'''In-Game Biography''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]]Dmitry Yazov was wrong. The Teuton, for all his disgusting evil and inhumanity, was but one great enemy of the Russian race. Taboritsky and his followers were not Teutons, but Russians horribly ridden by a Germanic ideological disease. In germ warfare, only the proper precautions and vaccinations can prevent an outbreak amongst your own population. To Alexander Ivanovich Lazarenko and his Redeemed Black League, hidden from the surface in their deep Plan Hydra bunkers, only the cold embrace of the earth ensured the purity of his soldiers.\\
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Russia a corpse writhing with maggots, with each rancid grub wearing a uniform and proclaiming nations of their own. The Russians, once thought by Lazarenko to be the race to save Mankind from the horrors of Nazism is now polluted beyond redemption. That is the ultimate cruelty of the Teuton, to have poisoned the very essense of the Russian race.\\\\\



->'''In-Game Biography''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]]As Shturmoviki commander Anatoly Andreevich Motsny watched as the Russian monster state collapsed, he was a man lost. After the death of Sergei Taboritsky, the empire was shattered, its armies scattered across Russia. As warlords and subhumans fought each other in the ruins, Motsny and his unit took hold of the fortress city of Omsk. It was in Omsk that Motsny learned the gut-wrenching truth: Taboritsky, His Most Holy Regent to the Blessed Tsar, was nothing more than a disguised Jew. The revelation shook the devout Motsny to his very core and forced into doubt all he had ever believed in.\\
As Motsny ruined his own flesh and imbibed hallucigenic drugs in search of the truth, the answer became painfully clear. Taboritsky was indeed a holy man, the true prophet of God, just as he was a Jew. If God would permit this vile creature to be his servant on earth, then what use was there in worshipping him? Motsny felt terribly alone, cut off from his faith and alone in a hostile world. That was, until a second epiphany came to him. If God would ally himself with the Jews, then His enemy, mighty Lucifer, must be the true savior of mankind.\\

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->'''In-Game Biography''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]]As Shturmoviki commander Anatoly Andreevich Motsny watched as the Russian monster state collapsed, he was a man lost. After the death of Sergei Taboritsky, the empire was shattered, its armies scattered across Russia. As warlords and subhumans fought each other in the ruins, Motsny and his unit took hold of the fortress city of Omsk. It was in Omsk that Motsny learned the gut-wrenching truth: Taboritsky, His Most Holy Regent to the Blessed Tsar, was nothing more than a disguised Jew. The revelation shook the devout Motsny to his very core and forced into doubt all he had ever believed in.\\
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As Motsny ruined his own flesh and imbibed hallucigenic drugs in search of the truth, the answer became painfully clear. Taboritsky was indeed a holy man, the true prophet of God, just as he was a Jew. If God would permit this vile creature to be his servant on earth, then what use was there in worshipping him? Motsny felt terribly alone, cut off from his faith and alone in a hostile world. That was, until a second epiphany came to him. If God would ally himself with the Jews, then His enemy, mighty Lucifer, must be the true savior of mankind.\\\\\



->'''In-Game Biography''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]]A long time ago, a certain German philosopher warned that one should be careful of not becoming a monster himself in the process of fighting them. Unfortunately, Safa Gaziz is now but a reflection of the Mad Regent's reign of terror.\\\
Originally a minor NKVD officer of the Kazakh SSR before the Soviet Union's demise, Safa led a relatively quiet life prior to Taboritsky's reign of terror in Kazakhstan. Under the Holy Russian Empire's occupation of his homeland, Gaziz led a group of raiders and partisans, wreaking havoc in the countryside against Russian forces.\\\
As time went on, his hatred for the Russians and Slavs as a whole grew, removing the "-ov" Russian suffix of his surname as a sign of rejecting any Slav cultural influence. Now that the Regent lies dead, Gaziz and his clique of hatred filled partisans have risen up to purify their homeland of any Pole or Russian foolish enough to set foot in Kazakhstan.\\\
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->'''In-Game Biography''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]]Even in the face of oppression and death, mankind finds a way to cling onto hope, something that can be seen in the Free Kazakh Clans's continued existence in the Kazakh wastelands of the former Holy Russian Empire.\\\
Though his name might be hard to remember in its entirety, the impact that Sultanakhmet Kongyrkhodzhayevich Kozhikov has had over the remaining Kazakhs is unforgettable: a soldier of the Soviet Union during the Great Patriotic War, the future leader of the Free Clans became a grassroot movie director following the USSR's collapse, seeking to show the life and traditions of his people.\\\
This came to be an important detail, as he saw his homeland fall under the Mad Regent's reign of terror and sought to show the horrors his people were subject to under the Holy Russian Empire through his underground photography documentation. Through this, he came to be elected by the unified councils of the Free Kazakh Clans at their first gathering following the fall of Taboritsky's regime.\\\
A beacon of hope in these war-torn lands, Sultanakhmet will lead his people towards a better tomorrow, one where their way of life is no longer threatened.[[/labelnote]]



->'''In-Game Biography''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]]How can the human spirit endure the death of one's nation? How could such a spirit, no matter how resilient, endure the death of one's nation a second time? Mikhail Petrovich Baganov knows, though he wishes day after day that such knowledge was not his. A former Novosibirsk general, Baganov and a cluster of partisans, refugees, and anyone with legs with which to run, melted into the Altay when the madness that had engulfed Komi engulfed Siberia. In the forests and hills, they fought a desperate battle for survival, praying that the dawn would come. It never did.\\\
Baganov watched as Novosibirsk died; no, as Novosibirsk was murdered. As madmen, zealots, and sycophants tore his former country apart, Baganov wept bitter tears of grief. The Russia he once knew was raped, slaughtered, turned inside out, leaving only an ugly, brutalized exterior of blood and pain. As he and his partisans began to lose all hope and as Baganov considered ending his own life, a single ray of hope shined. Taboritsky, the Monster of Syktyvkar, was dead.\\\
As the Holy Russian Empire began to collapse, Baganov seized his opportunity, his rag-tag army taking back his beloved Novosibirsk. In this new, old city, Baganov proclaims the death of Russia and the birth of a Eurasia free from the agony and hatred of past regimes. A new nation will live on, if it can only survive until dawn.[[/labelnote]]



->'''In-Game Biography:''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]]An opponent of the USSR during its existence, Alexander Alexandrovich Zinoviev is a man with philosophical inclinations, who has nonetheless been spurred to action in his country's time of need. Nearly conscripted during the first war with the Germans, the USSR fell before he could be brought to the front. Zinoviev made his way to the newly established Central Siberian Republic in the aftermath, seeing it as a beacon of relative tolerance and stability, and joined the Bastillard society, rising to a undistinguished position within its leadership. With the rest of the leadership of the Bastillards dead or missing as a result of the vicious purges of the Empire, he has taken charge of the rebuilding of Tomsk, large portions of which were levelled by imperial forces. Deeply haunted by the devastation of the Modernist and Humanist societies, Zinoviev is very willing to compromise in order to ensure the continuation of much needed stability.[[/labelnote]]

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->'''In-Game Biography:''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]]An opponent of the USSR during its existence, Alexander Alexandrovich Zinoviev is a man with philosophical inclinations, who has nonetheless been spurred to into action in his country's time of need. Nearly conscripted during the first war with the Germans, the USSR fell before he could be brought to the front. Zinoviev made his way to the newly established Central Siberian Republic in the aftermath, seeing it as a beacon of relative tolerance and stability, and joined the Bastillard society, Society, rising to a an undistinguished position within its in their leadership. With the rest of the leadership of the Bastillards dead or missing as a result of the vicious purges of the Empire, he has taken charge of the rebuilding of Tomsk, large portions of which were levelled leveled by imperial forces. Deeply haunted by the devastation of the Modernist and Humanist societies, Zinoviev is very willing to compromise in order to ensure the continuation of much needed stability.[[/labelnote]]



->'''In-Game Biography:''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]]When Boris Nikolaevich Krylov refused his father's offer to be made a prince in his kingdom, he remained as a general in the kingdom's military. But his position wouldn't last -- as the city of Kemerovo fell to their enemies, Boris narrow escaped the probable fate of the rest of his family.\\
Hiding out as a fugitive in the Central Siberian wilderness, he eventually settled in a small village under an assumed name. As the Holy Russian empire swept eastwards and established their administration within Siberia, nightmarish atrocities descended upon the population of Siberia as the Blessed Regent's agents turned brother against brother and father against son.\\
When the news came to Boris that the Regent had died, he believed it to be false. But as the wanton killing ebbed, and the terror evaporated, dread was replaced by anxiety -- what would be the future for Siberia?\\

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->'''In-Game Biography:''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]]When Boris Nikolaevich Krylov refused his father's offer to be made a prince in his kingdom, he remained as a general in the kingdom's military. But his position wouldn't last -- as the city of Kemerovo fell to their enemies, Boris narrow escaped the probable fate of the rest of his family.\\
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Hiding out as a fugitive in the Central Siberian wilderness, he eventually settled in a small village under an assumed name. As the Holy Russian empire swept eastwards and established their administration within Siberia, nightmarish atrocities descended upon the population of Siberia as the Blessed Regent's agents turned brother against brother and father against son.\\
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When the news came to Boris that the Regent had died, he believed it to be false. But as the wanton killing ebbed, and the terror evaporated, dread was replaced by anxiety -- what would be the future for Siberia?\\Siberia?\\\



->'''In-Game Biography:''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]]Andrei Ivanovich Dikiy was a longtime associate of the Blessed Regent, dating back to the days before the rise of the Regency. He rose rapidly within the ranks of the Regency, ingratiating himself to the Regent whenever and wherever he could. When the collapse happened, Dikiy found himself in the Far East, overseeing the purification of the region. After the pretender, the morally-decrepit pit of subhumanity masquerading as the so-called "Alexei II", Andrei Ivanovich knew the truth. Marshalling what soldiers he could, he rose against the pretender, dedicated to putting down who he referred to as the "satanic imposter".\\\
In reality, Dikiy is little more than a naked, power-hungry cretin with few true ideological convictions past the all-consuming desire for power. As the political machine that he helped build and reinforce fell apart around him, he did not weep or grieve. Where his former compatriots saw tragedy, he saw opportunity. Equipped with a dogged desire to empower himself, he views the destruction of Alexei II and his movement as his ticket to acquiring enough legitimacy to declare himself the true Regent of a resurgent Holy Russian Empire.
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->'''In-Game Biography:''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]]For every hundred tales of loss and sorrow, there's one of survival that gives the faintest glint of hope in what often seems to be a doomed land. The story of Anatoly Aleksandrovich Sobchak is one of those tales.\\\
Formerly involved in the monarchist White Movement in Chita during the early 60s, he was mayor of the major Far Eastern city. When the Whites were on the brink of defeat, he fled the city with a meager handful of friends, first into the Siberian wilderness before covertly slipping over the border to Manchukuo. When he was there, he helped rebuild whatever sort of a Russian expatriate community was left in Harbin.\\\
When news arrived in the Manchurian city that the "Blessed Regent" had died and that his empire was rapidly crumbling, Anatoly Aleksandrovich made one of the hardest decisions of his life: he went back.\\\
Crossing the Amur with no more than two dozen followers, Sobchak founded what he called the Amur Refugee Zone, swearing that he will use his international connections in the Sphere and the West to bring in all the foreign aid he could to what few people remained in Eastern Siberia. Sobchak has dedicated his life to an attempt at alleviating the vast suffering that has been inflicted upon the Far East.[[/labelnote]]



->'''In-Game Biography:''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]]Armageddon itself may have come to Russia, but that does not necessarily mean that one can no longer make a tidy profit. Enter Nikolai Ivanovich Abramov, a former associate of Konstantin Rodzaevsky's Russian Fascist Party who has always had a keen eye for opportunities; be they to increase his influence or to line his pockets.\\\
After the Russian Far East fell to the dark behemoth to the west, Abramov was one of the lucky few who were able to evade the gaze of Taboritsky's security forces. The RFP's naval wing, of which Abramov was an admiral, was never the most prestigious branch of the organization, and perhaps it was this fact that saved his life in the end. The good fortune would not stop there, though, as soon Taboritsky's regime would crumble with his apparent death, leaving Abramov in a key position to climb the ladder once again.\\\
With the help of old contacts all across Amur, Abramov was able to carve out a slice of his own in the midst of the apocalypse, and he now finds himself in control of one of the only functional ports still left standing in Russia. Now that the dust has settled, he has offered all sorts of premium services for the privileged few who remain alive; be it safe passage away from the madness that has befallen Russia, or luxury goods from across the world.\\\
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->'''In-Game Biography:''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]]Nikolai Fedorovich Artamonov was once an unassuming man in a rather underappreciated branch of the Soviet military. Now, however, he may just be the last hope for the people of Kamchatka.\\\
Although he did not achieve much acclaim under the rule of Admiral Yumashev, he received some minor political influence when the forces of Alexander Men overran the ports of Kamchatka. He was seen as the most competent man available to manage the local ports, and was given a comfy and relatively well-paid job to administer them in the name of the Divine Mandate. The good times would not last forever, though, as soon a great and terrible storm would blow in from the West.\\\
The unprecedented scale of the atrocities committed by Sergey Taboritsky's armies served as a sobering reminder to Artamanov that this was a time of action, and to rest on his laurels would be an almost criminal breach of his responsibilities to the people of Kamchatka. With the aid of like-minded local leaders, Artamanov rallied what few remained into a statelet devoted towards a singular goal: the safety and security of Russia's survivors no matter what the cost. Desperate times call for unorthodox solutions, and Artamanov sees only one path forward: the immediate secession of Kamchatka from the state formerly known as Russia, and the admission of the region as a territory of the United States.\\\
Some say that this goal is laughable; a completely impractical solution thought up by a silly man. Artamanov sees no other option. In his eyes, every other avenue has failed, and only that shining city on a hill beyond the Bering Strait could possibly save Russia from total annihilation now.[[/labelnote]]

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->'''In-Game Biography (The Silent Regent):''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]] \\\

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->'''In-Game Biography (The Silent Regent):''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]] A deafening silence fills the airwaves. The clock has stopped, its hands frozen in time. No new missives are sent out bearing the personal seal of the Blessed Regent.\\\
Yet the brazen gears keep turning, grinding heathen corpses into mulch in the name of a lost child. Blood continues to saturate the soil as the Regent's butchers vivisect the Motherland in search of a cancer that does not exist. Ever more skulls are piled high in the ossuary once known as Russia.\\\
On, and on, and on it goes. Every soldier and bureaucrat who chose to follow the Regent's bidding continues to do so. Numbering in their millions, each slathered from crown to heels in gore and reeking of poison, they know there is no choice. They know that the Regent and Tsarevich Alexei are watching. Justice knows each of their names and will hold them accountable for failure. Beneath the guns of fanatical overseers, their nightmarish harvest continues. In time, the Lord will reward them for the sacrifice of their humanity, and the Tsarevich himself will clothe them in golden glory.\\\
But there is no purity left in their wake, only putrefaction and decay. There is no sanctity, only defilement. There is no peace, only the silence of a million mass graves.\\\
Above all, there is only the cold, dead gaze of a corpse, staring out into an empty room through clouded eyes as rot sets into its withered flesh.[[/labelnote]]
->'''In-Game Biography (Radio Silence):''' [[labelnote: Click to Show]]
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I am Alpha and Omega, the first and the last, the beginning and the end. - Revelation 22:13\\

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* PyrrhicVillainy: Taboritsky's unification of Russia only results in burning Russia east of Moskowien and Kazakhstan to the ground and subsequently dying sometime after reunification, turning a standard TheBadGuyWins scenario into a horrifying dipiction of this trope as the HRE breaks into peices and may never unite again, let alone take back RK Moskowien from the Germans.

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* PyrrhicVillainy: PyrrhicVictory: Taboritsky's unification of Russia only results in burning Russia east of Moskowien and Kazakhstan to the ground and subsequently dying sometime after reunification, turning a standard TheBadGuyWins scenario into a horrifying dipiction of this trope as the HRE breaks into peices and may never unite again, let alone take back RK Moskowien from the Germans.
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* AllForNothing: Multilayered. Ultimately, because Alexei ''is'' dead, no matter how utterly Taboritsky crushes the life out of Russia to "purify" it for the tsarevich it by definition cannot ever be enough to bring him back. He ultimately perishes in terror and despair after being confronted by this fact in a vision, which happens shortly after he achieves national unification. After Taboritsky's death, any territory he managed to conquer and subsequently terrorize as Regent will once again collapse, creating a second warlord period even more horrific than the first which forever destroys any hopes of a united Russia. The new sucare more often than not utterly mad and too weak to try to pursue national unification if they wanted to; many do not.

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* AllForNothing: Multilayered. Ultimately, because Alexei ''is'' dead, no matter how utterly Taboritsky crushes the life out of Russia to "purify" it for the tsarevich it by definition cannot ever be enough to bring him back. He ultimately perishes in terror and despair after being confronted by this fact in a vision, which happens shortly after he achieves national unification. After Taboritsky's death, any territory he managed to conquer and subsequently terrorize as Regent will once again collapse, creating a second warlord period even more horrific than the first which forever destroys any hopes of a united Russia. The new sucare successor states are more often than not utterly mad and too weak to try to pursue national unification if they wanted to; many do not.
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* AllForNothing: Multilayered. Ultimately, because Alexei ''is'' dead, no matter how utterly Taboritsky crushes the life out of Russia to "purify" it for the tsarevich it by definition cannot ever be enough to bring him back. He ultimately perishes in terror and despair after being confronted by this fact in a vision, which happens shortly after he achieves national unification. After Taboritsky's death, any territory he managed to conquer and subsequently terrorize as Regent will once again collapse, but this time it creates a total anarchy in which there is no semblance of an actual functioning government anywhere in the former empire, forever destroying any hopes of a united Russia. Even when the successor states do emerge, they are more often than not utterly mad and too weak to try to pursue national unification if they wanted to; many do not.

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* AllForNothing: Multilayered. Ultimately, because Alexei ''is'' dead, no matter how utterly Taboritsky crushes the life out of Russia to "purify" it for the tsarevich it by definition cannot ever be enough to bring him back. He ultimately perishes in terror and despair after being confronted by this fact in a vision, which happens shortly after he achieves national unification. After Taboritsky's death, any territory he managed to conquer and subsequently terrorize as Regent will once again collapse, but this time it creates creating a total anarchy in second warlord period even more horrific than the first which there is no semblance of an actual functioning government anywhere in the former empire, forever destroying destroys any hopes of a united Russia. Even when the successor states do emerge, they are The new sucare more often than not utterly mad and too weak to try to pursue national unification if they wanted to; many do not.



* DownerEnding: Of all the possible warlords who can unify Russia, the development team considers Taboritsky's ending to be the absolute worst for Russia itself (though not the entire world, that honor goes to Hyperborea and the All-Russian Black League, both of which are likely to start a global thermonuclear war and end the world), which is known as the 'failstate'. Taboritsky's mad rule of Russia causes the country to collapse so catastrophically that it has no successor states; Russia simply becomes an absolutely lawless wasteland, with the ideological, societal, and demographic madness inflicted by the Holy Russian Empire being so severe that it [[RayOfHopeEnding seemingly]] kills off the very idea of a Russian nation, ''forever''. Depending on who wins post-collapse, it can get ''even worse''.

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* DownerEnding: Of all the possible warlords who can unify Russia, the development team considers Taboritsky's ending to be the absolute worst for Russia itself (though not the entire world, that honor goes to Hyperborea and the All-Russian Black League, both of which are likely to start a global thermonuclear war and end the world), which is known as the 'failstate'. Taboritsky's mad rule of Russia causes the country to collapse so catastrophically that it has no successor states; Russia simply becomes an absolutely lawless wasteland, wasteland inhabited by all sorts of brutal, fanatical warlords, with the ideological, societal, and demographic madness inflicted by the Holy Russian Empire being so severe that it [[RayOfHopeEnding seemingly]] kills off the very idea of a unified Russian nation, ''forever''. Depending on who wins post-collapse, {{Easter Egg}} events imply that even if Russia were to unify within the next few decades, it can get ''even worse''.worse'' depending on the winner.
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* AllForNothing: He realises that all of his attempts to save his people were for nothing and they will die as if he had done nothing at all.



* OldSoldier: In his 50s by the time the Holy Russian Empire collapses, Altunin has been fighting against the evils of Fascism for most of his life by this point, ever since the days of the Soviet Union.
* YouAreInCommandNow: With every other high ranking leader from the WRRF dead by the time of Midnight thanks to Taboritsky's conquest of western Russia or being hunted down by Larionov and his Shturmoviki, the leadership of its remnants falls to the otherwise lower ranking Altunin.



* AllForNothing: He realises that all of his attempts to save his people were for nothing and they will die as if he had done nothing at all.


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* OldSoldier: In his 50s by the time the Holy Russian Empire collapses, Altunin has been fighting against the evils of Fascism for most of his life by this point, ever since the days of the Soviet Union.
* YouAreInCommandNow: With every other high ranking leader from the WRRF dead by the time of Midnight thanks to Taboritsky's conquest of western Russia or being hunted down by Larionov and his Shturmoviki, the leadership of its remnants falls to the otherwise lower ranking Altunin.

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* Expy: Aside from the obvious WRRF influence, the NRLF also mirrors Konstantin Rokossovsky and Pavel Batov's Sverdlovsk, who also use Soviet heraldry and iconography despite not being classed as Communist or Socialist. Of course unlike Sverdlovsk, Altunin and the NRLF don't really have a choice there.

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* Expy: {{Expy}}: Aside from the obvious WRRF influence, the NRLF also mirrors Konstantin Rokossovsky and Pavel Batov's Sverdlovsk, who also use Soviet heraldry and iconography despite not being classed as Communist or Socialist. Of course unlike Sverdlovsk, Altunin and the NRLF don't really have a choice there.there.
* HopeSpot: The leadership of the NRLF believes they have found enough aid to save everyone within their borders, then it arrives and they realise it can barely feed a third of Archangelsk for a week and nothing else is coming.



* HopeSpot: The leadership of the NRLF believes they have found enough aid to save everyone within their borders, then it arrives and they realise it can barely feed a third of Archangelsk for a week and nothing else is coming.

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* HopeSpot: The leadership of the NRLF believes they have found enough aid to save everyone within their borders, then it arrives and they realise it can barely feed a third of Archangelsk for a week and nothing else is coming.

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* Expy: Aside from the obvious WRRF influence, the NRLF also mirrors Konstantin Rokossovsky and Pavel Batov's Sverdlovsk, who also use Soviet heraldry and iconography despite not being classed as Communist or Socialist. Of course unlike Sverdlovsk, Altunin and the NRLF don't really have a choice there.



* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Aside from the obvious WRRF influence, the NRLF also mirrors Konstantin Rokossovsky and Pavel Batov's Sverdlovsk, who also use Soviet heraldry and iconography despite not being classed as Communist or Socialist. Of course unlike Sverdlovsk, Altunin and the NRLF don't really have a choice there.



* SpiritualSuccessor: A GoodShepherd that genuinely cares for the people under his leadership while keeping a religious-esque government makes him a second Alexander Men in the wastes of post-Midnight Russia.

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* SpiritualSuccessor: SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: A GoodShepherd that genuinely cares for the people under his leadership while keeping a religious-esque government makes him a second Alexander Men in the wastes of post-Midnight Russia.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Aside from the obvious WRRF influence, the NRLF also mirrors Konstantin Rokossovsky and Pavel Batov's Sverdlovsk, who also use Soviet heraldry and iconography despite not being classed as Communist or Socialist. Of course unlike Sverdlovsk, Altunin and the NRLF don't really have a choice there.

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* SpiritualSuccessor: SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Aside from the obvious WRRF influence, the NRLF also mirrors Konstantin Rokossovsky and Pavel Batov's Sverdlovsk, who also use Soviet heraldry and iconography despite not being classed as Communist or Socialist. Of course unlike Sverdlovsk, Altunin and the NRLF don't really have a choice there.
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* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: The [[DarkIsEvil Black League]] was ominous enough, but The Russian Government of ''National [[RoaringRampageOfRevenge Vengeance]]'' is downright terrifying.

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