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==History==

===World War Two===

While Tsarist Russia has been the first nation to study [[Relic Technology]], the Third Reich’s Organization Todt excavated the most important relic site to date in the Nordhausen~~-Harz~~ mountains near Leipzig at some point during the interwar period. Codenamed Urkunde-01 and nicknamed “First Relic”, the Nazis identified it as a production facility filled with dangerous and mysterious substances. Drilling into crystal capsules, presumably filled with [[Collapse Fluid]], proved disastrous and the area was nearly destroyed by explosions. The infamous Doctor Josef Mengele was particularly interested in the disease caused by the incident, which would later be called [[ELID]], but this avenue of research was shut down by the Reich. After World War Two began, research into Urkunde-01 was shelved but its covert labs were used to house nuclear weapons and V-weapons research programs.

While Tsarist Russia has been the first nation to study [[Relic Technology]], the Third Reich’s Organization Todt excavated the most important relic site to date in the Nordhausen mountains near Leipzig at some point during the interwar period. Codenamed Urkunde-01 and nicknamed “First Relic”, the Nazis identified it as a production facility filled with dangerous and mysterious substances. Drilling into crystal capsules, presumably filled with [[Collapse Fluid]], proved disastrous and the area was nearly destroyed by explosions. The infamous Doctor Josef Mengele was particularly interested in the disease caused by the incident, which would later be called [[ELID]], but this avenue of research was shut down by the Reich. After World War Two began, research into Urkunde-01 was shelved but its covert labs were used to house nuclear weapons and V-weapons research programs.

The Soviet Union caught wind of Urkunde-01 when interrogating POWs in 1943, and their ~~Alsos~~ teams quickly moved to secure the First Relic and all on-site intel before US ~~salvage~~ teams, paving the way for the Soviet Union's fast technological development after the war, most of all the Tabasar-B proving grounds that would produce the [[Pike]]s. Moreover, the Soviets captured Mengele, giving them an insight into the dangers of ELID.<ref name=FilesTwo4>{{cite|cf2|part. 4~~}}</ref><ref>{{cite|bg|Secret Document 2~~}}</ref>

The Soviet Union caught wind of Urkunde-01 when interrogating POWs in 1943, and their salvage teams quickly moved to secure the First Relic and all on-site intel before US teams, paving the way for the Soviet Union's fast technological development after the war, most of all the Tabasar-B proving grounds that would produce the [[Pike]]s. Moreover, the Soviets captured Mengele, giving them an insight into the dangers of ELID.<ref name=FilesTwo4>{{cite|cf2|part. 4}}</ref>

===Cold War===

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 ==History==
 ===World War Two===
-While Tsarist Russia has been the first nation to study [[Relic Technology]], the Third Reich’s Organization Todt excavated the most important relic site to date in the Nordhausen-Harz mountains near Leipzig at some point during the interwar period. Codenamed Urkunde-01 and nicknamed “First Relic”, the Nazis identified it as a production facility filled with dangerous and mysterious substances. Drilling into crystal capsules, presumably filled with [[Collapse Fluid]], proved disastrous and the area was nearly destroyed by explosions. The infamous Doctor Josef Mengele was particularly interested in the disease caused by the incident, which would later be called [[ELID]], but this avenue of research was shut down by the Reich. After World War Two began, research into Urkunde-01 was shelved but its covert labs were used to house nuclear weapons and V-weapons research programs.
+While Tsarist Russia has been the first nation to study [[Relic Technology]], the Third Reich’s Organization Todt excavated the most important relic site to date in the Nordhausen mountains near Leipzig at some point during the interwar period. Codenamed Urkunde-01 and nicknamed “First Relic”, the Nazis identified it as a production facility filled with dangerous and mysterious substances. Drilling into crystal capsules, presumably filled with [[Collapse Fluid]], proved disastrous and the area was nearly destroyed by explosions. The infamous Doctor Josef Mengele was particularly interested in the disease caused by the incident, which would later be called [[ELID]], but this avenue of research was shut down by the Reich. After World War Two began, research into Urkunde-01 was shelved but its covert labs were used to house nuclear weapons and V-weapons research programs.
-The Soviet Union caught wind of Urkunde-01 when interrogating POWs in 1943, and their Alsos teams quickly moved to secure the First Relic and all on-site intel before US salvage teams, paving the way for the Soviet Union's fast technological development after the war, most of all the Tabasar-B proving grounds that would produce the [[Pike]]s. Moreover, the Soviets captured Mengele, giving them an insight into the dangers of ELID.<ref name=FilesTwo4>{{cite|cf2|part. 4}}</ref><ref>{{cite|bg|Secret Document 2}}</ref>
+The Soviet Union caught wind of Urkunde-01 when interrogating POWs in 1943, and their salvage teams quickly moved to secure the First Relic and all on-site intel before US teams, paving the way for the Soviet Union's fast technological development after the war, most of all the Tabasar-B proving grounds that would produce the [[Pike]]s. Moreover, the Soviets captured Mengele, giving them an insight into the dangers of ELID.<ref name=FilesTwo4>{{cite|cf2|part. 4}}</ref>
 ===Cold War===