Reinhard Heydrich

Reinhard Heydrich is an imperial general of the Holy Roman Empire, leader of Franwitz, and veteran of World War II. 

Heydrich was born in 1904 to a Catholic family, and at a young age started to serve the altar. In 1922, he enlisted in the Imperial Army of the Holy Roman Empire under Emperor Francis, where in 1925 he was sent to Egypt to help the Egyptian army defend against the Sicilian army, where he led a small 500-manned Egyptian militia into successfully defending a village outside of Giza.

In 1928, he was contacted by members of the NSDAP who tried to convince him to join their cause, where they accidentally revealed the location of a weapons factory, which Heydrich raided shortly after and had all members arrested. Emperor Francis personally awarded him and tasked him with assisting double agent and Sicilian Joseph Goebbels with cracking down and arresting members of the NSDAP in 1931, a task he was very successful in, by arresting nearly 350 officers and shutting down 2 weapon workshops before the war started. He continued doing this work until 1941, even after the war had started.

In 1942 he was sent to defend the Imperial provinces of Moravia and Bohemia and to secure a garrison and counter-intelligence operations there against the NSDAP. The NSDAP launched Operation Anthropoid in an effort to assassinate him. Despite being mortally wounded by a car bombing and shrapnel, he made a swift recovery in the hospital, and implemented several harsh, brutal laws on protestants and NSDAP sympathizers under his jurisdiction, killing hundreds of civilians and burning down entire cities known to be affiliated with Protestantism and modernism.

After the war ended in 1945, Heydrich received Sea Sponge injections, allowing him to live a much longer life. During the reconstruction period, Heydrich managed the entirety of the denazification efforts and arrested several high-ranking members of the NSDAP who had attempted to escape, like Hermann Göring. In 1958, following Emperor Francis' election to the pontificate, Heydrich was ordered to relax his strict control and persecution because it was using up too many resources, and it was believed that nobody would cling to the NSDAP's beliefs with Francis being elected Pope. Somehow, when the Novus Ordo was formally created in 1962 by Grem Grems, Heydrich was unable to shut it down. Whether he was threatened by the Rattleboneists, was unaware, or sympathized with them at the time, nobody really knows why he never shut down Vatican II or petitioned Pope Francis to shut it down. Because of this, Heydrich was scrutinized by the public and was demoted to regional manager of Bohemia.

In 1992, when Franwitz was opened, Pope Francis transferred Heydrich to the camp as its leader and eventually allowed him to have jurisdiction of all the HRE provinces in order to get prisoners. After months of intelligence work and surveying, Heydrich led a special forces team and managed to arrest Rattleboneist and Novus Ordo cardinal, Silus Alfredo Ramsbottom, transporting him to prison at Schlentau Detention Camp.

Heydrich also has a Transgenderist Strasserist son named Colton Heydrich.