Ullslaw Karodij, and Ullslaw Illyvich

Ullslaw Illyvich (left), Ullslaw Karodij (right)

### Ideology

Meritocracy, Technocracy, Egalitarianism, Anti-Communism, Anti-Americanism, Statism, Pro-Chinese

## Early life and education

Ullslaw illyvich was born to poor civil servants of Belarussian descent 1910 in Voysowei, he was a twin of Ullslaw Karodij. Both Illyvich and Karodij followed in their parents footsteps, behaving subserviently and following the motions of the crowd, developing no strong personal convictions. Both were incredibly respectful towards authority and were generally regarded from a very young age as reliable but also lazy. Both of them realized that the most efficient way to get their work done was to get qualifications.

Together they used their parents authority in the department of education to forge high school diplomas (which they wouldn’t have been otherwise able to afford) and then attend higher education after getting jobs as civil servants under the Yevgeny administration. When the communist revolution occurred, the Ullslaw brothers were deployed as diplomats, Illyvich to Ethiopia and Karodij to the RFSR.

Karodij grew to like the RFSR both for its domestic policy and its support of the communist government which had given him a job.

When the communist government collapsed, both brothers retained their positions but saw their income decline as taxes decreased as did government spending. Illyvich sent a formal complaint after he was not paid on schedule, he did not realize however, that the government had collapsed the previous day and his complaint was received by Vernon manderov’s government who promptly fired Illyvich remotely. Karodij figured about very quickly that Manderov’s government would not take kindly to a diplomat to the USSR, and chose to remain abroad, he was also fired remotely. Illyvich and Karodij subsequently got jobs as a school trainer and a housing regulator respectively.

During WW2, both brothers then fled back to UAS due to fear of persecution by the Nazis, and the Manderov government’s overthrow by an allied invasion. Both brothers were reunited in Yerviin where they were re-hired as civil servants. Each one completed the civil service exam and proceeded to be the most publicized collaborators during the allied occupation, this made them deeply unpopular at the time.

## Life as emigres

After the occupation ended, they retained their positions but were yet again forced to flee the country due to the unpredictable and wild descisions of Howard Kuslauskus, who began his administration by appointing known criminals and members of his family to positions of powers, many of the members of the previous administration suspected of being disloyal were shot and thrown in the sea. The Ullslaw brothers could see which way the wind was blowing and they ran away to Britain where they became admins for public schools in London.

They eventually returned to the UAS when the Kuslauskus regime was overthrown and they were allowed back into the country. Eva Bronauski appointed Karodij and Illyvich to be minister of Education and minister of foreign affairs respectively. She hired them ostensibly because there was a scarcity of able civil servants in the still impoverished and poverty rife country. Both of them quickly became extremely popular for carrying out Eva’s policies effectively, and after Eva was voted out they both joined the technocratic council and Illyvich and Karodij became its head and deputy the following year. They then ran for office but lost to the incumbent Eva herself who was still popular enough to re-win presidency despite the South Vietnam scandal.

The following two elections were lost to the opposition.

Under the administrations of Jan warren and Ulbricht, they continued to gain popularity among the base of the Refined State party for blocking their more controversial policies when they could.

It was also reported that during this period Illyvich bribed Ulrbticht not to censor a newspaper owned by the Ullslaw brother’s uncle. This was only revealed after Illyvich died.

## Karodij's presidency

Karodij was voted in after Ulbricht was ejected with a vote of no confidence, very quickly Karodij realized his new job was not as pleasant as he had thought it to be, he was quoted saying:

”I did not sign up to be assassinated 9 times.” There were fifteen assasination attempts on Karodij during his brief 1 year reign. The stress and hard work which he hated drove him to have a nervous breakdown, which consequently caused him to resign.

Illyvich was mad with his brother for giving up power after they had come so far and refused to speak to him for a month. Karodij later worked at a newspaper where he wrote good articles for his brother, and printed counterfeit banknotes to sustain himself and his brother.

Illyvich continued to do what he did best and disrupt the Conservative Republican party’s social agenda and policies of centralization, their most controversial policies, while garnering credit from the Refined State party’s Educational and Regulatory achievements.

## Civil war

During the second civil war Illyvich served the Voysowei New state order in the same position, and after it he lost the Refined State party nomination to John Galt who had support due to his crucial role in bringing the provisional government under control through compromise. John Galt lost the election due to the Duck Pond murder obstruction of justice scandal but was still nominated as he was the incumbent.

## Presidency

After the administration of Steinmeier Illyvich was finally elected, having paid for his campaign partially through counterfeit money.

Illyvich won by the skin of his teeth owing to Steinmeier’s unpopular foreign policy. Illyvich however, soon lost popular support just after being elected for his moderate policy towards the Soviet Union, his inability to please the new increasingly liberal generation, he also failed to appeal to people as he was often caste by the news as a slow and lazy person who barely passed any legislation.

Illyvich’s reign also saw a decline in the approval of the Organization council which was criticized by younger generations as being elitist, the older generations however also criticized Illyvich due to his leniency towards Gorbachev’s Soviet Union.

Illyvich was voted out and declined a place in the organization council, he retired and lived comfortably with his brother in Voysowei until 1997 when he died, his brother Karodij died in 2003.

Illyvich’s reign sowed the seeds for the end of the two party system and a beginning of H.K’s unification of the Center-right Refined state party and the Right wing Conservative republican party to combat growing liberalism, and is often not remembered kindly because of this. However, some historians point out that the Ullslaw brothers did play a crucial role in the introduction of good rigorous Education and the construction of a great deal of infrastructure by Local government’s investments in labor group programs.