Alek Resnev

1905-1984 (died age 79)

Anastasia Blazhenova (wife)

## **Early Life**

Alek Resnev was born on January 21, 1905 in Grosinsk, Jayassian Empire. He was the son of Nikolay Resnev and Svetla Yaseneva. His father was a major advocate for communism and often at home would harshly criticize the regime of the monarchy. As Alek grew older, he began to adopt similar beliefs to that of his father, this led to him being judged and bullied by his peers in school, but this would often lead to young Resnev retaliation in any way he saw necessary.

During his school year, Alek Resnev became obsessed with the realm of science and progression, and he began to apply these interests with his communist beliefs. This jump into science was halted in 1919 his family was forced to leave the country, being hunted down by the recently established provisional government. Resnev and his family sought refuge in Elterholz, Mrassia. From 1919 to 1926 he would remain in Mrassia, still in hiding, until he returned to the Jayassian Federation of Socialist Republic by late 1926 at age 21.

## **A Scientific Vision**

Re-adjusting to life in the new JFSSR was slow and steady. He moved to Pelvograd in 1929 with his wife Anastasia Blazhenova. In 1933, he joined the Jayassian Communist Party in the 7th JCP Congress.

During his time as a member of the JCP, he began to preach his ideas of communism, mixed with rapid technological and scientific progression. He was a strong advocate for further Jayassian industrialization throughout the 30s, and in 1942, during the 16th Party Congress, he proposed a major project to fertilize the barren lands of Central Asia, calling it the Green Shovel Plan. The goal was to construct a series of canals in the Damastani and other central asian SSRs, as well as planting trees and spreading fertile lands from Western Jayassia into the barren regions of Damastan and further South.

As well as the Green Shovel Plan, he pushed the government to begin their own nuclear research program in 1957, and space program in 1969.

## **Ultravisionary Socialist**

By the 1960s, Resnev’s ideas of rapid societal progression through scientific communism began to spread to other members of the JCP. During this time many considered Resnev to follow his own form of communism, commonly known as Ultravisionary Socialism.

Within this rising group of ultravisionaries, they formed their own faction within the party, known as the Ultravisionary wing of the Jayassian Communist Party, and they set up the Ultravisionary internationale, a political movement that would help spread their scientific vision.

## **Progressing…**

With Resnev in the JCP ranks, he helped the JFSSR gain a major foothold in the space race and atomic age. Under his guidance, their first successful nuclear bomb was tested in 1969. In the space race, Resnev’s efforts led to a series of successful satellite missions, however was not enough to prevent the Professional Bloc from landing six men on the moon in 1979.

As far as the Green Shovel Plan was concerned, it didn’t succeed as much as Resnev had hoped. The plan was considered too costly by JFSSR presidents and was officially called off on August 27, 1958.

## **End of a Legacy**

After decades of leading the ultravisionary socialist movement in the JCP, and after years of research and projects, time waits for no man. His wife died in 1981, and Resnev, now age 76, knew he didn’t have much longer, due to growing health issues and the increasing inability to move around as easily. He was correct, and he found himself on his deathbed at age 79 in 1984.

He died on October 3, 1984 at 6:58 at night. Leaving a mark forever in the communist revolution.