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Major Anatoly Brekhov,
Monster Hunter, Moscow circa; 1973
According to a CIA report dated 03 May 1973 Major Anatoly Brekhov was engaged in some form of armed combat within the halls of the Lubyanka Building on Lubyanka Square, the headquarters of the KGB in Moscow. CIA source reporting indicated that KGB Chairman Yuri Andropov had summoned Major Brekhov to his third floor offices in response to the Major's interference with the "Bloodline Assets" a vampire nest co-opted to work for the Soviet Union. It is unknown exactly what transpired within the Chairman's office, however it is surmised that in some manner Major Brekhov was able to provoke the bloodlust of one of the "Bloodline Assets" vampire operatives in attendance. This resulted in the death of the vampire, a KGB sub-chairman and a support staff secretary. Anatoly expressed remorse at the death of the secretary.

While disposing of the bodies in the basement incinerator, Major Brekhov is believed to have stated that the Lubyanka Building is one of the tallest buildings in Moscow as Siberia could be seen from its basement prison.

Description

Major Anatoly Brekhov,
Monster Hunter, Moscow circa; 1973
According to a CIA report dated 03 May 1973 Major Anatoly Brekhov was engaged in some form of armed combat within the halls of the Lubyanka Building on Lubyanka Square, the headquarters of the KGB in Moscow. CIA source reporting indicated that KGB Chairman Yuri Andropov had summoned Major Brekhov to his third floor offices in response to the Major's interference with the "Bloodline Assets" a vampire nest co-opted to work for the Soviet Union. It is unknown exactly what transpired within the Chairman's office, however it is surmised that in some manner Major Brekhov was able to provoke the bloodlust of one of the "Bloodline Assets" vampire operatives in attendance. This resulted in the death of the vampire, a KGB sub-chairman and a support staff secretary. Anatoly expressed remorse at the death of the secretary.

While disposing of the bodies in the basement incinerator, Major Brekhov is believed to have stated that the Lubyanka Building is one of the tallest buildings in Moscow as Siberia could be seen from its basement prison.