Georgy Zhukov
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| Date of Birth | 1st December 1896 |
| Place of Birth | Strelkovka, Kaluga Governorate, Russian Empire |
| Age at start | 65 years old |
| Nationality |  Russian |
| Role | Field Marshal |
| Political Party | ZRF |
| Ideology |  Bolshevism |
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Georgy Zhukov was born on December 1st 1896 and is a marshal of the West Russian Revolutionary Front
and a potential leader of the WRRF.
Early Life
Zhukov was born to a poor family in Strelkovka and had only 3 years of education.
Military career in the Russian Empire
Zhukovs career in the military started when he was conscripted into the Russian Army in 1915 to fight in World War 1. He was promoted to an officer and got multiple medals like the Cross of Saint George.
Bolshevik Revolution
During the Russian Civil War, Zhukov joined the Soviet Cavalry and quickly rose in the Ranks to become a General in 1939. He was a very important and glorified Military leader in the USSR.
World War 2 and the West Russian War
During WW2, Zhukov fought hard, however he could not stop the German Wehrmacht's Advance. After WW2, the Red Army united to form the West Russian Revolutionary Front, in which Zhukov was and still is a Field Marshal. Zhukov also led the WRRF's Army into Ukraine during Operation Susurov. However. the Front collapsed due to internal struggles, with only a minor change in the German - Russian Border.
After the West Russian War
After the WRW, Zhukov was one of the few to stay loyal to the WRRF and then got promoted to leader of the Ukhta Military District (Now deleted as a nation, but its now in the WRRF as an autonomous Region).
After West Russian Unification
After Zhukov unifies West Russia, there will be a struggle between the Social Democrats, Communists and Socialist. If you favor one, the others will not revolt against you, so no need to worry.
In OTL
In OTL, Zhukov was the most famous Soviet Field Marshal aswell as (argueably) the 2nd most important man in the USSR after Stalin due to his vicotry in Berlin, which is the reason why Stalin was afraid to purge him.