Bolenor Sladek

General **Bolenor de Sladek** or, **Bolenor "Stolny Bolenorski" de Sladek** (November 6, 1867 - September 5, 1927) was a Pendorsian General.

## Military service

### Battles/wars

* World War 1
* Pendorsian-Sitovian War
* Battle of Domedar
* Battle of Vetsyna
* Battle of Kazvur
* Siege of Berden

## Signature

### Biography

#### Early life and career

Bolenor Sladek, born in 1867 as the son of Horinor Sladek. He graduated from the Vladigrad Military School in 1885. Bolenor participated in the Pendorsian-Sitovian War. He subsequently commanded the 15th Pavol Infantry Regiment, and then from 1898 to 1900 the 44th Kocini Infantry Regiment. He distinguished himself for his role in the Battle of Domedar, he was outnumbered yet he managed to win. He was a devout monarchist and as such he was very loyal and patriotic.

#### World War 1

When World War 1 started, Bolenor was commanding a part of the Pendorsian Sitovian Army. He was a competent leader, he was able to easily defeat the Sitovians and then in September 1914 came his greatest victory in the Battle of Vetsyna. There, he managed to crush the Sitovians, almost destroying the Sitovian Pendorsian army. For his victory in the Battle of Vetsyna, he won the Order of the Kocist. After the victory in the battle of Vetsyna, he was easily able to conquer most of Sitovia's eastern lands and so he did. He was able to win against the Sitovians again in the Battle of Kazvur. This time, Sitovia was unable to fight and so when the Republic rose to power, they signed the Treaty of Krybna, effectively ending World War 1 for Sitovia. After his victory in Sitovia, he was ordered to be stationed in the annexed territories from Sitovia to make sure a rebellion wouldn't happen. He was called back to Berden by Emperor Leopold II Koulintse on may 15, 1920. A month later, the siege of Berden started. The siege of Berden was initially a stalemate until the Pendorsian Communists arrived and kicked the Protection League out of Berden. The Communists managed to defeat the Royal army in the siege and thus Bolenor and Emperor Leopold II surrendered.

#### Imprisonment and Death

He was imprisoned for 7 years, most of which he wrote an anti-communist book wanting to restore the Empire to its former glory. His pro-monarchist actions in the prison led to a debate between the President and the Prime minister of the Pendorsian People's Union. Prime Minister argued that Bolenor was a threat to Pendors' security and that if he could, he would've joined the Royal Resistance a long time ago. Meanwhile President Lukas Vicek argued that he should be left alone in prison as executing him will worsen Pendors' image on the world stage. After some time, the President gave up and ordered the execution of Bolenor and as such in September 5, 1927, he was dragged from his jail cell into the execution room, where the executioner killed him.

#### The Royal Resistance's response

With Bolenor's execution, the Royal Resistance were afraid that the Emperor would be the next one to be executed, while what the Emperor really did was live as a normal citizen in Berden, barely watched by the government. The Royal Resistance's fear of the Communist party led them to begin attacking state owned property and assassinating those who they thought of as a threat to the Emperor. And as such, in May 18, 1928, Lukas Vicek, the President of the Pendorsian People's Union, would be assassinated despite his argument against the execution of Bolenor.