Felix Dzerzhinsky

Felix Dzerzhinsky was the former director of the infamous Cheka and the current head of the Polish People's Republic. After the White victory in the Russian Civil War he fled to Poland and started working on a communist revolution there. His opportunity came when National Populists, led by General Sikorski, revolted against the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. Rallying the workers of Warsaw and the few military divisions that defected to him he rose up against the NatPop garrison in Warsaw, and after weeks of brutal urban combat, proclaimed the Polish People's Republic. He would defeat the Monarchist forces in the north and drove Sikorski from the south, but was unable to capture fortified cities held by Sikorski. After the failure of the 2nd Bolshevik Revolution he gave Tukhachevsky and the Red Army refuge in Poland. This new influx of manpower forced General Sikorski to abandon Poland and seek refuge in Galicia, making Felix the winner of the Polish Civil War. After his victory he nationalized the industries in Poland, started many social reforms to aid the Polish people who suffered from Regency Council's incompetence and the brutality of the civil war, and tries to keep the peace between Mikhail Tukhachevsky and his Red Army and local Polish revolutionaries. In recent times however his health has worsened, leading to several revolutionary figures fighting for the role of his heir, however Felix has still not suggested a candidate