Roza Viktoria-Augeste Gotthard

# Early Years and Childhood

Roza Viktoria-Augeste Gotthard was born on August 15th, 2000. Roza Viktoria-Augeste Gotthard did not have a nice upbringing. She was born in a majority Muslim area of Paris to her very low-class parents, that being Viktoria Clarisa and Heinrich Gotthard. Her father had gotten a job at a large manufacturing plant in Paris, causing her family to temporarily leave her native Germany. Her father was an intense Socialist, often going off on long rants about Revolution and overthrowing the Bourgeoisie, this would lead to her primary political influence in life. She was not an only child, her parents have 3 other children, all male. Roza would often fight with them, and they would prevent her via any methods from interacting with males. This, however, back fired, and her over protective brothers simply made her attracted to females aswell as men. Eventually, when Roza was around 12, they moved back to Germany, staying in a low class area of Munich where her father had gotten a job for a small insurance firm. Her Mother, a previously recovered alcoholic, then discovered liquor again. Roza and her siblings, alone for most of the day with their mother, were subject to emotional and mental abuse. This constant harassment, and mental decey greatly effected Roza in all aspects of life. She began to fall behind in school, lose friends, and her life went on a downward spiral. Her father knew none, or at least very little of what was occuring at home, but upon noticing the decline in all his children's mental health, he eventually realized the situation that had occurred. After attempting to confront Viktoria about the issue, she reacted violently, and a long fight ensued. This fight would continue every night for around a month until it reached a climax, of Heinrich finally just taking the children and leaving. A long messy divorce followed, with Heinrich of course winning custody, much to Roza's encouragement. By the time she was 15, her life had relativity recovered, but the long term mental effects are still prevalent to this day.

# Early Adulthood

Roza took a separate path away from that of her father. She decided that her one goal in life was to fight for the World Revolution. Her father's socialist influence brewed in her, her radicalization leading her to completely support violence. She decided that any methods that bring revolutionary progress are more then acceptable. She volunteered to go to Rojava in 2021, at the young age of 22. However, on the way to Rojava, while in Turkey, she helped the Turkish Revolutionary People's Liberation Party/Front, where she helped the party with a terrorist operation involving a bomb in Ankara, bombing the Timboo Cafe, where the attack killed 12 people and injured 14, however she managed to cross the border to Rojava in time before the Turkish police got their hands on her. In Rojava/Kurdistan, she partook in intense combat in a Kurdish assault against the Assad-held town of Al Hasakah. She fought in a small bombed out building near the Souqe Al Hall. Operating a heavy machine gun, she took the lives of multiple soldiers of the Syrian Army, around 12, before a few well placed 30mm shots from a BTR-80 autocanon brought the roof down on her. The roof, luckily, did not crush her, but did knock her out, and leave a massive cut on her back, gushing blood. She was saved by the advancing Kurdish/Rojava army, and was luckily saved. She has allowed her service in Rojava to be known by the public, however her involvement in the Timboo bomb plot she has told no-one, and is a highly guarded secret of hers. the After this, she got back to Germany as quick as humanly possible. This caused her to get her first governmental position in 2027, which slowly led to her becoming a notable figure in the KPD.

# The founding of the FRE and Today

With the economy of Germany, and the rest of Europe, in free-fall due to the lack of EU economic support, the KPD has been on a distinctive rise, Roza's influence spread beyond just Far-Left circles, and became a notable figure in German politics. Her defining moment was an impassioned speech in Berlin in 2033, where she talked for nearly 6 hours, her passion and fiery talking never ceasing. She has lead multiple protest marches through Munich, Cologne, Berlin, and Hamburg. When Europe united in 2035, she almost immediately signed up to join the United Left Party, becoming a personal friend of multiple high ranking members. Since the founding of the FRE, she has gained traction as a member of the UL. She began running a Far-Left newspaper known as 'The Left Opinion', and has become rather close with current PM Nick Curtis and leader of the PPS/G Ina. After the successful election for the UL, she was appointed as Minister of Economy and Finance, and has partaken in legislation and general governance.