Sergey Taborotsky

— อะไรทำให้คุณมาหาฉัน อะไรทำให้คุณรู้สึกแปลกใจที่มาหาฉัน โอ้ รัสเซียผู้ยิ่งใหญ่ โอ้ ผู้สำเร็จราชการแผ่นดินที่ยิ่งใหญ่ เยอรมันส่งคุณมาอยู่แล้วไม่ใช่หรือ เจ้าพนักงานบังคับคดีบอกว่า คุณอยู่ในเครมลินที่ทาโบรอตสกี้ตั้งอยู่

Plot
It's 1962. The Second World War ended with the unconditional victory of the Third Reich, the hegemon of today's Europe. From now on, France and Great Britain are led by pro-Nazi puppet governments, and the Soviet Union has disintegrated into a dozen warring states. The US was defeated and took place in a humiliating world after Japan and Germany threatened American nuclear weapons. In every sense, Germany is on top of the world, it is invincible and indestructible.
So it may seem at first glance. In fact, these are difficult times for the Millennial Reich. Instead of the thousands promised by Hitler, only 30 years have passed, Germany has turned from an invincible superpower into a balancing state on the border. The voices of the economic crisis of the 1950s can still be heard in the country. Berlin is struggling to regain control of its rebellious eastern territories and bring out the external enemy in the person of the powerful SS, who inspired the ideas of Heinrich Himmler and stopped obeying the principles of Germany. Clouds are gathering in the west, the totalitarian state of Burgundy wants to implement its plan to purify the Aryan race, regardless of Adolf's thoughts. The internal politics of the NSDAP are becoming increasingly bitter due to the ill health of the elderly Hitler, and the intense factional squabbling reflects wider splits in German society. A fire is kindled that can burn down the entire Reich... and maybe the whole world.Sergei Vladimirovich Taboritsky (German Sergius von Taboritzki; August 2 (15), 1897 (German documents indicated the year of birth 1895) — October 16, 1980) was a Russian nationalist monarchist, editor of the Ray of Light magazine, together with P. N. Shabelsky-Bork, a participant in the assassination attempt on P. N. Milyukov, a murderer V. D. Nabokov.