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'''General Alessandro Berdoli''' (20 September 1892 - 31 August 1974) was an [[Archadia-Archedes|Archadian]] military officer in the [[Kingdom of Archadia-Archedes]]'s [[Regio Imperiale Esercito]]. A staunch fascist and Imperial, he was nicknamed '''Il'Assassino Selvaggio''' or '''The Savage Murderer''' due to his murderous and often aggressive nature. He served with distinction during the [[Second Europan War]], where he was under the command of Marshal [[Victor Sazabio]].  
'''General Alessandro Berdoli''' (23 July 1890 - 20 September 1957) was an [[Archadia-Archedes|Archadian]] military officer in the [[Kingdom of Archadia-Archedes]]'s [[Regio Imperiale Esercito]]. A staunch fascist and Imperial, he was nicknamed '''Il'Assassino Selvaggio''' or '''The Savage Murderer''' due to his murderous and often aggressive nature. He served with distinction during the [[Second Europan War]], where he was under the command of Marshal [[Victor Sazabio]].  


Unlike Sazabio, Quenminese Marshal Chien often favoured Berdoli. In 1942, after the [[Battle of Mazahr-Sharif]], there were conspiracy theories that Chien had secretly planned to have Sazabio assassinated so that Berdoli could take over and convince [[Rodolfo Graziani|Grand Marshal Graziani]] that Sazabio is a traitor. However, the plot had been discovered and Berdoli was immediately sacked by Graziani and forcibly returned to Archadia, where he was reassigned to the [[Third Joyonghean-Quenminese War|Joyonghean Front]].
Unlike Sazabio, Quenminese Marshal Chien often favoured Berdoli. In 1942, after the [[Battle of Mazahr-Sharif]], there were conspiracy theories that Chien had secretly planned to have Sazabio assassinated so that Berdoli could take over and convince [[Rodolfo Graziani|Grand Marshal Graziani]] that Sazabio is a traitor. However, the plot had been discovered and Berdoli was immediately sacked by Graziani and forcibly returned to Archadia, where he was reassigned to the [[Third Joyonghean-Quenminese War|Joyonghean Front]].

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Alessandro Berdoli
AlessandroBerdoli.jpg
Born23 July 1890
Bologna, Archadia-Archedes
Died20 September 1957
Roma, Archadia-Archedes
Allegiance Archadia-Archedes
Service/branch Imperial Archadian Army
Years of service1912 - 1945
RankGeneral
Commands heldImperial Archadian Forces in the Middle East
17th Motore Division
Battles/warsFirst Europan War
Second Europan War
AwardsCroce di Archadia-Archedes
Croce di Servizio
Distintivo di Honore

General Alessandro Berdoli (23 July 1890 - 20 September 1957) was an Archadian military officer in the Kingdom of Archadia-Archedes's Regio Imperiale Esercito. A staunch fascist and Imperial, he was nicknamed Il'Assassino Selvaggio or The Savage Murderer due to his murderous and often aggressive nature. He served with distinction during the Second Europan War, where he was under the command of Marshal Victor Sazabio.

Unlike Sazabio, Quenminese Marshal Chien often favoured Berdoli. In 1942, after the Battle of Mazahr-Sharif, there were conspiracy theories that Chien had secretly planned to have Sazabio assassinated so that Berdoli could take over and convince Grand Marshal Graziani that Sazabio is a traitor. However, the plot had been discovered and Berdoli was immediately sacked by Graziani and forcibly returned to Archadia, where he was reassigned to the Joyonghean Front.

When the last pockets of Imperials surrendered during the Post Second Europan War Crisis of 1945, Berdoli was arrested and was sentenced to life imprisonment in Roma's Appartato Prison, where he died in captivity.

Early Life

Military Career

Middle East Campaign

Plot with Marshal Chien

Arrest and Sacking

Reassignment

Post War

Imprisonment