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Major Anatoly Brekhov,
Monster Hunter, circa; 1969

Major Anatoly Brekhov hunting vampire in Kharkiv in 1969. Regardless of KGB attempts to stop his investigations or have him reassigned, Major Brekhov continued hunting a nest of KGB sanctioned vampires classified as “intelligence assets.” By 1969 the nest had dispersed and had allegedly fled Moscow with KGB assistance and relocate in the Ukraine.

The exact number of vampire killed by Major Brekhov was never determined as no official records exist concerning his supernatural exploits. All those records were sealed at the time and are believed to have been destroyed of by hardline Communist Party officials after the fall of the Soviet Union. What certain though is that the individuals identified in former KGB files as the “Bloodline Assets” were listed as deceased, lost and location unknown in a internal memo dated 24 March 1972.

Description
Major Anatoly Brekhov,
Monster Hunter, circa; 1969

Major Anatoly Brekhov hunting vampire in Kharkiv in 1969. Regardless of KGB attempts to stop his investigations or have him reassigned, Major Brekhov continued hunting a nest of KGB sanctioned vampires classified as “intelligence assets.” By 1969 the nest had dispersed and had allegedly fled Moscow with KGB assistance and relocate in the Ukraine.

The exact number of vampire killed by Major Brekhov was never determined as no official records exist concerning his supernatural exploits. All those records were sealed at the time and are believed to have been destroyed of by hardline Communist Party officials after the fall of the Soviet Union. What certain though is that the individuals identified in former KGB files as the “Bloodline Assets” were listed as deceased, lost and location unknown in a internal memo dated 24 March 1972.