James (German general)

Personality and Beliefs:
James is a man of order and hierarchy. He is not a fan of the "brownshirt" party, or as they say, Jewish people, whom he considers noisy and unrefined, but he fervently supports the restoration of German glory and the annulment of the Treaty of Versailles.

Ideology and Prejudice: His hatred of the Jewish community stems from a visceral and violent hatred, much like that of the SS. He sees them as a "foreign" influence that, according to his distorted education, weakened the German economy and morale after World War I. It is a cold prejudice, born of propaganda and exclusionary nationalism; he prefers to ignore their existence unless he sees them as an "obstacle" to the war effort.

Code of Honor: He considers himself a "gentleman of war." He believes in the laws of war for soldiers, although he is capable of turning a blind eye when state policies become opaque, justifying it under the concept of military necessity.

Physical Appearance:

He is a man of imposing stature and almost architectural rectitude. His face is angular, marked by a small scar on his left cheek from a fencing duel in his youth. He has pale blue eyes that seem to constantly assess his surroundings and blond hair perfectly combed back, beginning to show gray at the temples. He always wears his uniform with obsessive neatness; the decorations from the Great War rest on his chest with symbolic weight. He is 1.95 meters tall, rarely smiles, has prominent veins in his arms and hands, and is of German nationality.

James represents the old guard of the Prussian military aristocracy: men who valued duty, discipline, and national expansion, but who often found themselves in an uncomfortable moral dance with the fanaticism of the Nazi Party.

Full name: James Friedrich von Schroeder.
Rank: Generalmajor (Brigadier General) of the Wehrmacht.
Age: 46 years (born in 1893).
Loyalty: Germany (State and Army).
Location (1939): Berlin / Invasion Front into Poland.