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'''Androniy Afanasyevich Mishurenko''' (born on the 28th of August 1899 in Podberezye Village, Krasninsky District, Smolensk Province, Russian Empire) is a general in the [[Siberian Black Army]] and potential leader of the [[Bratsk Communal Vanguard]]. |
'''Androniy Afanasyevich Mishurenko''' (born on the 28th of August 1899 in Podberezye Village, Krasninsky District, Smolensk Province, Russian Empire) is a general in the [[Siberian Black Army]] and potential leader of the [[Bratsk Communal Vanguard]]. |
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Mishurenko starts out as a general for the Siberian Black Army. He is one of the most senior members of the Siberian Security Council, ostensibly ensuring the defense of the Free Territory, but in reality caring little for ideology—anarchist or otherwise—his main goal being to unite Russia and get revenge on Germany. Extremely ruthless in his methods, Mishurenko employs brutal training regimes and has no problem with disregarding the power structure of the Free Territory. Going so far as relieve elected officers of their duty via his influence alone, despite having no formal authority to do so. |
Mishurenko starts out as a general for the Siberian Black Army. He is one of the most senior members of the Siberian Security Council, ostensibly ensuring the defense of the Free Territory, but in reality caring little for ideology—anarchist or otherwise—his main goal being to unite Russia and get revenge on Germany. Extremely ruthless in his methods, Mishurenko employs brutal training regimes and has no problem with disregarding the power structure of the Free Territory. Going so far as relieve elected officers of their duty via his influence alone, despite having no formal authority to do so. |
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Latest revision as of 09:17, 2 July 2024
| Androniy Mishurenko | |
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| Personal details | |
| Native name | Андроний Афанасьевич Мишуренко |
| Place of birth | Podberezie Village, Krasninsky Uyezd, Smolensk Governorate, Russian Empire |
| Age at start | 62 years old |
| Role | General in the Siberian Black Army and the potential leader of the Bratsk Communal Vanguard |
| Political party | Siberian Black Army |
| Ideology |  Vanguard Anarchism |
Androniy Afanasyevich Mishurenko (born on the 28th of August 1899 in Podberezye Village, Krasninsky District, Smolensk Province, Russian Empire) is a general in the Siberian Black Army and potential leader of the Bratsk Communal Vanguard.
In-Game[edit | edit source]
Mishurenko starts out as a general for the Siberian Black Army. He is one of the most senior members of the Siberian Security Council, ostensibly ensuring the defense of the Free Territory, but in reality caring little for ideology—anarchist or otherwise—his main goal being to unite Russia and get revenge on Germany. Extremely ruthless in his methods, Mishurenko employs brutal training regimes and has no problem with disregarding the power structure of the Free Territory. Going so far as relieve elected officers of their duty via his influence alone, despite having no formal authority to do so.
Collapse of the Holy Russian Empire[edit | edit source]
When the Holy Russian Empire collapses following Sergey Taboritsky's death, Mishurenko rises up as the leader of the Bratsk Communal Vanguard; consisting of the remnants of the Black Army. There, Mishurenko espouses an ultra-individualist interpretation of anarchism: absolute freedom for his men and himself, the freedom to drink, steal and kill as they please. The soldiers of the Vanguard operate as de facto bandits, stealing from the populace at will and even killing civilians who resist them.
In direct opposition to the rump Siberian Black Army, now led by Yevgeniya Taratuta, Mishurenko vies with her for the vestiges of their population: the remaining soldiers largely siding with Mishurenko and the populace with Taratuta. The conflict is drawn to a close with Bratsk declaring war against the Siberian Black Army—the declaration largely consisting of insults directed at Taratuta, which Mishurenko approves as "perfect."