Biography[]
Photo of Kharzhevsky during his time in the Russian Civil War.
Veteran of both World Wars, Russian Civil War, and the West Russian War, Vladimir Kharzhevsky now sits at the right hand of the Tsar himself. Serving with Pytor Wrangel's front as a major general and commander of the Drozdovsky Division, he fled with Wrangel with his men into exile after their evacuation from Crimea, Vladimir bounced around Europe throughout the 20s and 30s aimlessly. He only truly gained a calling when Tsar Vladimir III proclaimed himself Tsar and agreed to work with the Germans. Moving to Germany, he soon sent an offer to the ROVS and was promptly reappointed as a major general and the newly revived Drozdovsky Regiment.
Vladimir served the Tsar faithfully, fighting with the ROVS and their German masters for over a decade. He even formed a close personal relationship with his monarch, becoming one of his closest political advisors.
When the ROVS moved to break with the German lines and seize Vyatka during the tail end of the West Russian War the head of the ROVS, Alexei Aleksandrovich von Lampe, resigned from command due to his disagreeing of breaking relations with the Germans.
This left Vladimir has the easy choice to succeed Alexei as leader of the ROVS and by extension, de facto Head of Government of the newly formed Principality of Vyatka.
Now Vladimir sits at his Tsar's side, dispensing advise to his friend. Vladimir also finds himself exasperated at the bickering of the émigré factions, but whatever may happen with them, the Tsar will always have an ally in his most trusted friend.