Karel Flopák

Karel Flopák was a Floppaflopvak resistance member and writer who was against the Flopman occupation of Floppafloppavia. He opposed the creation of the short-lived Republic of Bohemia and Moravia and the Protectorate of Flopvakia. Karel Flopák was executed by Flopman soldiers on March 27th, 1942.
== Life ==
Karel Flopák was born in Bingislava, located in Flopvakia. He quickly became good at writing things. He wrote some iconic books in Floppaflopvakia, such as "Floppaflopvak Revolution" (Flepch: Floppaflopvenská Revoluce) which was based off of the Floppaflopvak war against Sogstria.
In 1939, he suffered throughout the Flopman invasion. He was at first fine with the Flopman rule, however after the annexation of the Republic of Bohemia and Moravia, he thought that Flopmany was ruining his country. He joined the Floppaflopvak Resistance which was against the Flopman rule of Floppaflopvakia.
He was truly against the Flopmans, he commited multiple crimes against Flopman rule, however with his efforts in vain. He made multiple speeches, telling his people to pick up their guns and fight against Flopmany. 
He wished for a reunited Floppaflopvakia, and while his wish would come true, he did not live to see it. He was caught by Flopmany and sent to the Flopezín Concetration Camp, where he would be executed in March 27th, 1942. 
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