Hanz Wilhelm I

Kaiser Hanz Wilhelm I (Unknown Date 2051- 25 December 2090) was the first Kaiser of Forth German Reich, a title which he claimed after the overthought of the previous democratic government in a Military coup d'etat. His descendants still govern under the title Kaiser today. He is considered the most influential man of the 21st century.

Family:
Isabella Wilhelm (Younger Sister)

Erika Schultz Wilhelm (Wife) (Born Erika Schultz)

Friedrich Ewald Wilhelm (Eldest Son)

Victor Lorenz Wilhelm (Youngest Son) (Later Hanz Wilhelm II)

Astrid Wilhelm Katterfeld (Daughter and Youngest Child) (Born Astrid Valentina Wilhelm)

Early Carrier:
Pvt. Hanz Wilhelm was conscripted into the Wehrmacht at age 16 during the Sino-Ruso-German-American War, sometimes called World War Three, and saw heavy combat. During his first month he was made a Sargent due to the short supply of NCOs on the front lines. During this time he won five field commendations, and preformed several inhuman feats, although many of his actions are contested by historians.

Military Academy:
At age 20 due to the sponsorship by Gen. Friedrich Kornfeder he entered the prestigious Military Academy in Berlin. Due to strained resources the education of officer candidates during the late war period was accelerated to one year. The future Kaiser was among these students. According to Academy records Wilhelm lost the tip of his left ring during a hazing incident.

Late War:
After receiving his commission Wilhelm was put in command of several different units notably the 442nd Panzer Brigade during the Battle of Chicago. During this period he is known to come into conflict with superiors due to his preference in leading to the front lines. Historians (outside of the Reich) have criticized this reckless style of leadership sighting his near-mortal wounding at the Second Battle of New York. This gave him a limp that he would carry with him the rest of his life.