Sergey Tabritsky (Gay history lesson)

I saw in the anime post no every knows Sergey Taboritsky, which a shame because he's basically the average (edgy) dramanaut. Born in 1897 to a Jewish seamstress and taking the last name from her then Jewish husband (the pair would divorce afterwards, and the husband wasn't Sergey's father, woman moment), what defines Taboritsky the most is his undying hatred of Jews and Communists. During the Russian Civil War, he sided with the White Army and when they lost, he fled to Germany where he got a job as transcriptor for a rightoid magazine and was responsible for publishing the Protocols of the Elders of Zion in Germany.

He would go to prison twice, once for bumping into a Liberal politician by chance on the street, flying into a rage when he recognised him and beat him with an umbrella and another when he attempted to assassinate a Russian Liberal poltician forced to go to Germany by the Bolsheviks (more like Ballsheviks amirite). He failed when a man named Vladimir Nabokov (father of the writer of every favorite book) took the bullets for him. He'd be released after serving 5 years of a 12 year sentence because European justice has always been cucked.

Taboritsky, the Slavic Jew, started working with the Nazis in 1936 as a deputy to some unimportant bozo that made the Bureau for Russian Refugees in Germany to help keep track of them. He'd finally become a German citizen in 1938 and offically joined the Nazi party in 1940. He hid the fact he was Jewish by both Jewish and Nazi laws by claiming to be the son Russian nobleman Vladimir Vasilievich Taboritsky (he wasn't) and claimed his name was Sergius von Taboritzki. He would primarily work to keep track of Russian immigrants and briefly work with the SS to form the National Organization of Russian Youth, basically a Hitler Youth of Russian kids. He'd hide out in Limburg an der Lahn (shit name ngl) while Germany got it's bussy blasted by the Allies, and he'd do some writing in a Brazillian(???) Monarchist magazine until his death in 1980.

Someone make a Taboritsky Marsey now!