K Canada

General K Canada, notorious for being an Edward VIII look alike, refusing to participate in the Glasgow Massacre and whacking several communist Rioters with his cane.

Early Beginning
K Canada was born on June 14th, 1895 in Manchester, England, K Canada would live out a relatively unremarkable childhood, he would join the Royal army in 1913, one year before the outbreak of the Weltkrieg, reaching the rank of corporal before the war even began.

The Weltkrieg
In the early years of the Weltkrieg, he was mostly optimistic that the war would end quickly, serving diligently along the Western Front in Belgium and then France. As the war dragged on, his hatred for the Germans would begin to grow, seeing them as violent Imperialistic aggressors who were a threat to all of Europe.

By 1916, K Canada would reach the rank of Lieutenant in the Royal army, however, by 1917 he would be moved to Egypt to aid in the offensives into the Ottoman empire in Kuwait and Egypt, becoming incredibly infuriated by the lack of progress against what he saw as a corpse of an empire. By the time of the Russian Civil War, he would develop an intense hatred for far-left ideologies, especially communism and Syndicalism. By the fall of France in 1919, K Canada had already lost hope for the war effort, blaming the Communists, Syndicalists, and secretly the incompetence of the British government, K Canada would be restationed to the Suez, where he would be inactive for the rest of the war.

Post War
By the end of the Weltkrieg, K Canada would return home a generally well-respected veteran known for his harsh criticism of the British Government, and anti-German and Syndicalist rhetoric. By 1925 during the workers strike, as Scotland broke off to form Doonhameria, he aided in secretly evacuating church personnel and others that would be discriminated against or attacked by the Syndicalists, making him a widely respected figure in the newly formed Doonhamerian Republic.

K Canada would join the Doonhamerian military shortly after the formation of the country, becoming a general and supporting a policy of complete opposition to all actions taken by the Syndicalist regime, aswell as supporting the construction of the so-called “Seconds Hadrians Wall” and seizing islands in the north sea and Atlantic.