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[[File:Sergey Taboritsky.jpg|thumb|Taboritsky's OTL Image]]

 

[[File:Holyrussianempire.webp|thumb|Holy Russian Empire Map]]

Sergey Vladimirovich Taboritsky, born on August 2, 1897, stands as a notable figure in Russian politics, particularly within the realm of monarchism. Renowned as the leader of the [[Society for the Restoration of the Russian Empire]], a fringe organization aligned with the far-right [[Passionarity]] coalition in the [[Komi]] region, Taboritsky's political journey has been both intriguing and controversial.

Taboritsky's Komi can unite West Russia, and then even the entirety of Russia, as the [[Holy Russian Empire.|Holy Russian Empire]], an Empire spanning from as far west as Arkhengelsk to as far east as Chukotka.

 

 

=== Early Life: ===

In Komi, he took a bold step by establishing the Passionarity political party, a platform dedicated to the ambitious mission of restoring the Russian Monarchy under the reign of the long-dead Tsarevich Alexei. This ideological shift marked Taboritsky's determination to not only champion his convictions but also actively organize a political entity with a specific agenda rooted in the restoration of the monarchy. His endeavors in Komi marked a new chapter in his relentless pursuit of his monarchist ideals.

 

 

Initially emerging as a marginal figure in Komi politics, Taboritsky gradually ascends, steadily augmenting his influence until he ultimately seizes control. Upon the player's attempt to acquire Taboritsky through coups, his formidable band of Shturmoviki, or "stormtroopers," unleashes a regency of terror, dramatically reshaping the political landscape in Komi.

 

* If Taboritsky finds himself imprisoned by the Komi center or left-wing factions instead of facing death or exile, a unique and spiritually evocative scenario unfolds. Within the confines of his prison cell, Taboritsky experiences a profound visitation—a vision of Tsarevich Alexei and Saint Stephen. In this mystical encounter, he is enveloped in a comforting presence that transcends the confines of his physical surroundings. The ethereal nature of the vision offers solace and reassurance to Taboritsky, providing a source of spiritual strength during his incarceration.

 

Upon the Passionarity's assumption of control over Komi, a crucial turning point emerges as an election is set in motion to determine the faction leader who will wield influence over the fate of the country. During this interim period, players have the option to bolster Taboritsky's monarchist faction, harboring aspirations of securing victory in this pivotal election. As anticipation mounts, the National Assembly convenes to cast their votes and reveal the outcome. Taboritsky, seated at the table, drums his fingers in a gesture of nervous contemplation. The air thickens with uncertainty—could he emerge triumphant, and what would be his course of action in the face of defeat?

 

A Taboritsky-led unification of Russia, often regarded as one of the direst outcomes for the nation, eclipses even the ominous specters of the [[Omsk|Siberian Black League]] or [[Aryan Brotherhood|Hyperborea]]. The consequences are dire, as the nation faces virtual annihilation under the dominion of the Holy Russian Empire. Adding to the horror, the unification theme that resonates when the Holy Russian Empire emerges victorious, aptly titled "Verify Your Clock," intensifies the chilling atmosphere. In stark contrast to the melodic themes of other factions like the Aryan Brotherhood, Hyperborea, Omsk, or [[Konstantin Rodzaevsky]]'s, "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_S0FvhNZdY Verify Your Clock]" features discordant piano keys, a singular, shrill whistle, and unsettling "psycho" strings. This haunting composition contributes to the palpable sense of foreboding, underscoring the grim and unsettling nature of Taboritsky's triumph.

 

[[File:Midnighttno.png|thumb|Midnight Event]]

In the aftermath of Taboritsky's demise, a shocking revelation shakes his colleagues to the core: the disclosure that his mother was, indeed, of Jewish descent. This revelation, as unsettling as it is unexpected, sends ripples of horror through the close-knit circle that once stood by Taboritsky. Faced with the potential fallout from this revelation, reminiscent of the successful cover-up following his initial demise, they embark on a desperate mission to shield this newfound truth from the prying eyes of the general populace. In an attempt to erase any trace of the revelation, they resort to the extreme measure of burning Taboritsky's body.

== In-Game Descriptions ==

 

''The story of Sergey Vladimirovich Taboritsky is as anomalous as his personality and political views. Born to a Russian merchant and Jewish seamstress, Taboritsky was nevertheless a staunch Russian monarchist and earnest anti-Semite from an early age, trying to get rid of the "Cain's seal" inherited from his mother. Becoming an exile in the Weimar Republic following the Russian Civil War, he acquitanced himself with Russian reactionary circles, reinforcing his beliefs and helping to spread the infamous 'Protocols of Zion' in Germany. Along with his long-time friend Pyotr Shabelsky-Bork, he assassinated a former Russian Kadet politician Vladimir Dmitrievich Nabokov in attempt to bring revenge upon those whom he considered the main instigators of the revolution that ruined the Russian Tsardom. As the NSDAP came to power in Germany, he became one of the most enthusiastic collaborators with the Nazi regime among the White émigrés, hoping that the German dominance would pave a road for the restoration of monarchy in Russia.Like others, Taboritsky joined Vladimir in Vyatka, but soon he became displeased with who he claimed was the 'impostor Tsar', sincerely believing that the true Emperor of Russia, Tsarevich Alexey, miraculously survived and will arrive to his subjects should they prove their loyalty to their rightful ruler. Few in Vyatka could share his eccentric beliefs, but soon he found his following in Ust-Sysolsk.A person too unhinged for his enemies and friends alike, Taboritsky, however, succeeded to outplay them all and emerge as the sole ruler of the city, claiming the title of the Imperial Regent for Tsar Alexey II for himself. Few expect Taboritsky's delusions to come true, but few doubt his rule will be anything but ferocious one, as his zeal is fueled by long-standing hatred for Bolsheviks and anyone who betrayed the Russian Tsar in his darkest hour.''

 

''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.''

 

 

* In the intricate tapestry of Taboritsky's legacy, noteworthy dynamics unfold as he encounters formidable adversaries, each marked by distinctive flavor events during the regional and super-regional stages. A particularly poignant confrontation transpires with [[Dmitry Yazov]] of the [[Omsk|Siberian Black League]], who [https://imgur.com/cjlA2b6 vehemently condemns] Taboritsky for his troubling history as a Nazi collaborator and his unwavering dedication to an ill-fated plan to establish a Russian Empire under the tenets of Esoteric Nazism, all in a misguided pursuit of an imagined rule by the deceased Tsarevich Alexei upon his hypothetical return.

 

* [[Alexander Men]] of the [[Divine Mandate of Siberia]], known for his eloquence, draws a striking parallel between Taboritsky and the Antichrist, surpassing the infamy of historical figures like [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nero Nero], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Báthory Elizabeth Báthory], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivan_the_Terrible Ivan the Terrible], and [[Adolf Hitler]] combined. This stark condemnation is rooted in Taboritsky's empire, which exhibits traits associated with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antichrist Antichrist]—a leader quoting scripture to assert his supposed holiness, manipulating religious symbolism, and orchestrating a regime that, in reality, centers around the veneration of Taboritsky and the deceased Alexei as false messiahs, promising immeasurable ruin if successful.

* Adding another layer of complexity, the music in the superevent accompanying Taboritsky's unification of Russia emanates from a 1963 Soviet cartoon titled "Verify Your Clock," designed to impart the message to children that time cannot be slowed or wasted. The ironic contrast between the clock mechanic in the mod and the cartoon's message becomes apparent, highlighting the inexorable march of time and the tragic consequences of expending it in vain—a reflection, perhaps, of Taboritsky's own futile pursuits and the lives sacrificed for an unattainable objective.

 

 

* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aufbau_Vereinigung Aufbau Vereinigung]

* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyotr_Shabelsky-Bork Pyotr Shabelsky-Bork]

* [[National Socialism]]

* [[Komi]]

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