Draža III

Draža III, (Full name: Draža Miroslav Božidar) is a general of the armed forces of Serbia and the current Prime minister of the Serbian empire. Draža is currently one of the highest ranking generals in the army of Serbia. Draža's father was Dobroslav II, who was the Secretary of state before him.

Draža has fought in the third world war and the French revolution, which has earned him multiple badges and awards.

History:

Draža was born on the 13th of March, 1934, in the city of Novi sad, Serbia. Draža's family was a wealthy one, but his grandfather was exiled, as he was the former chancellor of Yermania Draža II, who was in hiding due to the war crimes he had committed.

Draža became an officer in the military of Serbia by the age of 17, where he then decided to go to military school, graduating in 1954 at the age of 20. Draža started climbing up the ranks of the military and on the 23rd of April, 1957, he was appointed to the position of general.

Draža started getting stressful of his duties, causing a mental breakdown in 1962. This eventually resulted in his hair and physical features to look as if he were aging extremely quickly.

WW3:

Draža was a field marshal during the last 2 years of the war, from 1967-69. Draža's army was usually plagued by situations where they would not know their location, which really contributed to the failure of the Zagreb offensive in early 1968.

Draža's most important contribution to the war was during the decisive battle of Ljubljana in 1968. Draža's military tactics won the battle for the Serbs and pushed the German reich all the way back to Vienna.

In the early days of 1969, Draža's army was roaming aimlessly through the Bavarian and Saxon countrysides, before finally meeting up with a smaller army led by field marshal Bogdan Petrović, who was travelling to Berlin with a small army. The armies arrived on the 26th of January, 1969, where Draža met up with Yermania, who proceeded to travel to the frontlines in the USSR, getting there by the 30th, along with Bogdan and Draža.

Draža officially left the battlefield on the 17th of February, only 5 weeks before the end of the war. He left to pursue his political career, being appointed to Secretary of state on the 7th of April, 1969.

Political policies during the cold war:

Draža's political policies have been to keep neutrality between all nations, as he is mostly an ambassador figure of the nation. Draža however has not shown any mercy towards the ideology of capitalism, as he has insulted it many different times for being "unrealistic".

Draža seemed as if he could've started leaning towards the radicals in the parliament, formerly lead by Rodavan Jovanovic, as Draža was starting to hate republicans more and more due to the French revolution. Although, he later grew a liking to the moderate party leaders such as the Archchancellor Dragoslav Ratkovic.

Demotation and the reign of Borislav III:

In late 1977, Borislav II, the emperor, died of gout in his bed. His brother, Borislav III succeeded him as the emperor. Borislav III never planned to rule and was very unready for the job. Borislav III's reign begun with the dissolution of an important alliance and the cut of ties (initially) with the Russian empire.

Borislav III's reign was an extremely controversial one. Over 27,000 people died from executions or starvation caused by Borislav III.

On the 16th of January, 1981, Draža was demoted from the position of Secretary of state, to become a mere general of the army, after standing up to Borislav's decision of lowering the rights of the Bosnians and Romanians.

After the May coup, Draža was made prime minister by the new emperor, Borislav IV. Draža didn't do much as prime minister, as he ended up passing away from a stroke on the 5th of May, 1984, at the age of 50.