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Clauzia Sarohart declared that Juentines had been stealing money from public sectors after Tell The Truth (TTT) published some findings on Juentines the day before. Eventually, when Juentines was investigated, she was found as a fraud and subsequently sent to jail with the chamber calling for a new general election. During this time, Sarohart campaigned fiercely, introducing a Männer Soldaten (MS), a paramilitary force run by men within the party- the first time it had happened in over 500 years, in which she enlisted the leadership skills of Brookmar Von Fansburg and Waltar Eustmach. On the same day and to Sarohart's disapproval, Marza Leuredofer, a key ally and the leader of the Schutzeinheit (SZ; Sarohart's first paramilitary corps) made several bold statements to merge the SZ and the Vothetrian Army which caused significant consternation within the army's hierarchy.

==Life in office==

In late July 2019, Clauzia Sarohart was accused of the murder of several Unionist MP's including her coalition partner Jemima Leubel. National news broadcasters and papers accused her of the murder as CCTV footage showed a camouflaged jeep from the [[Schutzeinheit]] (SZ) enter a train tunnel with a truckload of bombs and leave without any. Shortly later, a train entered the tunnel and never left, the detonation collapsing the tunnel and killing everyone inside. Clauzia reassured that she was not responsible and soon drew to conclusions that it was [[Marza Leuredofer]]'s ambitions to overthrow her. She dismissed Marza, and she then conspired with the socialists [[Hanna Boeler]] and Jina Xurzese. It was only on the 20th of August, when the socialists orchestrated an attack to what would be the failed glorious communist revolution in the Workers' Party headquarters; the Phoenix House Gunfight, that Sarohart realised the train assassination of Jemima Leubel and her comrades was apart of this greater plot to overthrow the government. She condemned and exposed these actions to the world press.

Before the attack on Phoenix House, President Gweneth Moor of Kothalria gave her a Letter Patient from the government of Kothalria to form an Ethalrian Confederacy which would see the five Ethalrian-speaking Vothetrian states of Rauma, Nirvon, Vügarnitz, Deloria and Neuza, as well as the five Ethalrian-speaking Kothalrian states of Audervel, Ukst, Rorik, Aalzing and Dolsche form a Confederacy. It would entail an new trades union as well as propel both the country's into a decade of prosperous economic development. Sarohart declared her intentions to go forward with her "final wish" in the coming month after her injury healed to discuss how the balance of power will be established.

Sarohart also revealed that the former Grand Matriarch [[Amalda Harimann]] sacrificed her life to save hers. She stated that Amalda was working in secret for Lady Posol.

"''I had no idea that Amalda Harimann was in the same room as me. They all wear masks and identifying people becomes very difficult.''"

==Personal weapon==

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 Clauzia Sarohart declared that Juentines had been stealing money from public sectors after Tell The Truth (TTT) published some findings on Juentines the day before. Eventually, when Juentines was investigated, she was found as a fraud and subsequently sent to jail with the chamber calling for a new general election. During this time, Sarohart campaigned fiercely, introducing a Männer Soldaten (MS), a paramilitary force run by men within the party- the first time it had happened in over 500 years, in which she enlisted the leadership skills of Brookmar Von Fansburg and Waltar Eustmach. On the same day and to Sarohart's disapproval, Marza Leuredofer, a key ally and the leader of the Schutzeinheit (SZ; Sarohart's first paramilitary corps) made several bold statements to merge the SZ and the Vothetrian Army which caused significant consternation within the army's hierarchy.
+==Life in office==
+In late July 2019, Clauzia Sarohart was accused of the murder of several Unionist MP's including her coalition partner Jemima Leubel. National news broadcasters and papers accused her of the murder as CCTV footage showed a camouflaged jeep from the [[Schutzeinheit]] (SZ) enter a train tunnel with a truckload of bombs and leave without any. Shortly later, a train entered the tunnel and never left, the detonation collapsing the tunnel and killing everyone inside. Clauzia reassured that she was not responsible and soon drew to conclusions that it was [[Marza Leuredofer]]'s ambitions to overthrow her. She dismissed Marza, and she then conspired with the socialists [[Hanna Boeler]] and Jina Xurzese. It was only on the 20th of August, when the socialists orchestrated an attack to what would be the failed glorious communist revolution in the Workers' Party headquarters; the Phoenix House Gunfight, that Sarohart realised the train assassination of Jemima Leubel and her comrades was apart of this greater plot to overthrow the government. She condemned and exposed these actions to the world press.
+Before the attack on Phoenix House, President Gweneth Moor of Kothalria gave her a Letter Patient from the government of Kothalria to form an Ethalrian Confederacy which would see the five Ethalrian-speaking Vothetrian states of Rauma, Nirvon, Vügarnitz, Deloria and Neuza, as well as the five Ethalrian-speaking Kothalrian states of Audervel, Ukst, Rorik, Aalzing and Dolsche form a Confederacy. It would entail an new trades union as well as propel both the country's into a decade of prosperous economic development. Sarohart declared her intentions to go forward with her "final wish" in the coming month after her injury healed to discuss how the balance of power will be established.
+Sarohart also revealed that the former Grand Matriarch [[Amalda Harimann]] sacrificed her life to save hers. She stated that Amalda was working in secret for Lady Posol.
+ "''I had no idea that Amalda Harimann was in the same room as me. They all wear masks and identifying people becomes very difficult.''"
 ==Personal weapon==

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