14-03-2025, 08:01 PM
Leading Democratic Party member assassinated
Kriessefels, Miktar - Members and supporters of the Demokratische Partei are in mourning today after a young and upcoming party member Karl Markitzer was assassinated. It is currently believed that the assassination was carried out by a relatively unknown Dorvische-Extremmist group which calls itself Kreiger der Bruderschaft (Warriors of the Brotherhood). Its leader Henrik Fleischer sent a video to the Dorvish Government in the aftermath of the assassination which happened as Markitzer left the Volkskammar last night. It is now known that Markitzer was killed because he was of Mothin descent. Fleischer's video talked of his want to "wipe the world clean of the Mothin filth" and his desire to destroy what he described as the unmenschlich.
Miroslav Pfeizzer, a man also of Mothin descent, spoke of the great work that Markitzer did throughout his career and said that the party, and Dorvik, had lost one of it's "brightest stars."
A public funeral will be held for Markitzer on friday, in his home town of Trelin in Mothar. A minimum of 400,000 people are expected to attend.
Kriessefels, Miktar - Members and supporters of the Demokratische Partei are in mourning today after a young and upcoming party member Karl Markitzer was assassinated. It is currently believed that the assassination was carried out by a relatively unknown Dorvische-Extremmist group which calls itself Kreiger der Bruderschaft (Warriors of the Brotherhood). Its leader Henrik Fleischer sent a video to the Dorvish Government in the aftermath of the assassination which happened as Markitzer left the Volkskammar last night. It is now known that Markitzer was killed because he was of Mothin descent. Fleischer's video talked of his want to "wipe the world clean of the Mothin filth" and his desire to destroy what he described as the unmenschlich.
Miroslav Pfeizzer, a man also of Mothin descent, spoke of the great work that Markitzer did throughout his career and said that the party, and Dorvik, had lost one of it's "brightest stars."
A public funeral will be held for Markitzer on friday, in his home town of Trelin in Mothar. A minimum of 400,000 people are expected to attend.