Vladimir Lebloxin

Vladimir Lebloxin (April 22, 1870 - January 21, 1924) was a Tovokian politician, revolutionary, philosopher, and writer. He was also the main founder of the Tovokian Union and the implementer of communism.

Biography

He was born in Ulyanovsk in the Tovokian Empire on April 22, 1870, to Ilja Nikolaevich Xlyanov and Maria Alexandrovna Xlank. He has three bloodlines: Tovokian, Jews and Ro-Swedish. His family belongs to the poor peasant class. From a young age, he was studious and studied very hard, so he was loved by his teachers and classmates. At the age of 19, he studied at the Petrograd Political University, where he understood how brutally feudal-dominated Tovokian society was. He also had become acquainted with the philosophical writings of Blox Marx and Blox Angel and absorbed those thoughts in Ro-Switzerland. He was arrested in 1895 and sentenced to three years of confinement in Ro-Siberia. He spent much of the next twenty years in exile in Eurobloxia, where in 1903 he founded the radical Bolshevik faction within the Tovokian Social Democratic Labour Party. In 1914, he founded the Tovokian Socialist Workers Party and tried to rebel but failed. He was almost arrested, but luckily he fled to Ro-Switzerland. In 1916, he opened another revolution, but he still failed.

The Revolution and the seizure of power (1917 - 1922)

In April 1917, during Roblox War I, he returned to Tovokian Empire (with Romarkian help) and published the "April Theses", in which he called for the overthrow of the Provisional Government and the giving of "all power to the Tovokians." On the night of November 6–7, 1917 (October in the Julian calendar), Lebloxin launched another revolution in 1917 after the Tovokian Empire was beaten by Romarkia Empire. The revolution comprised primarily of Bolsheviks storming the Winter Palace in Petrograd, seizing the government. To defend the revolution and defeat the "White" monarchists, Lebloxin established a harsh dictatorship, resorting to the secret police (Cheka) and implementing "war communism", which led to millions of victims being repressed and famined.

He directly returned to Tovokian Empire to lead the Tovokian people. After many victories, he captured the palace of King Nibolas II. In 1918, he failed to negotiate with the Ural Red forces because they killed Nibolas II's entire family. In 1919, Vladimir Lebloxin was shot in the back of the head by an assassin when he and his comrades visited a wool factory in a remote area. Fortunately, he survived.

The founding of the Tovokian Union (1918)

In 1917, realizing the country's economic collapse, Lebloxin replaced War Communism with the NEP, partially reintroducing elements of free market economics to revive agriculture and industry. In 1918, the Tovokian Union was formally established, but in the same year, Lebloxin's health began to deteriorate dramatically due to a series of strokes.

White Tovokian Federation's fleeing (1921)

In 1921, Lebloxin forced White Tovokian to flee to the border of the Republic of Luobu.

Last months and death (1924)

Concerned about the authoritarian drift of the party and the growing concentration of power in the hands of Joseph Stolen (whom he himself proposed to remove from the role of secretary), he wrote his famous Testament. Because of the previous bullet wound, Lebloxin gradually weakened and could only sit in a wheelchair. He was later struck by a final, severe paralysis, causing him to pass away on January 21, 1924, at his residence in Gorky. His body was embalmed and displayed in a mausoleum on Roscow's Red Square.