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Revision as of 13:55, 3 April 2024

Olav Heraldssen
Personal
Died3025
AffiliationLyran Commonwealth
Career
Position(s)First Councilman
ProfessionPolitician

Olav Haraldssen was a native of Verthandi. He was First Councilman of the Council of Academicians, and served as Verthandi's civilian leader. In this capacity, he was little more than a puppet of the Kuritan military governor, Masayoshi Nagumo.[1]

History

In the latter days of the occupation of Verthandi, Haraldssen and his Council tried to find a way to end the ongoing rebel raids against Combine outposts and patrols, which were provoking ever-more brutal punitive reactions from the occupying forces. His proposal of offering an amnesty to the rebels was not only rejected out of hand by Governor-General Nagumo, it caused the Combine official to fly into a screaming rage.[1]

The interrogation of captured rebel leader Carlotta Helgameyer implicated Haraldssen as one of a number of people in the city of Regis that were covertly assisting the rebel cause.[2] Acting on her information, Governor Nagumo arrested 117 Verthandians and had them summarily executed. Olav Haraldssen was the first to die.[3]

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 Mercenary's Star, ch. 5
  2. Mercenary's Star p. 245 - Carlotta Helgameyer's interrogation
  3. Mercenary's Star p. 251 - Nagumo does away with Verthandi's civilian government

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