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The Bergmann Group went bankrupt due to the disappearance of [[Xeander Berg]], who had plans for an invention that would change the world of construction forever; textile-reinforced concrete. [[Eric Kleinmann]] was forced to sell his company to Jeff Walter.

Next was Stalburg Steel. [[SNW]] wanted Stalburg Steel gone to incite civil unrest, which would cause the enforcement of Martial Law and military mandate over civilian legislative bodies, as well as bury sensitive information about S.N.W [[Mikhail Rosenthal]] acquired through his 'criminal connections'.

Next was Stalburg Steel. [[SNW|S.N.W]] wanted Stalburg Steel gone to incite civil unrest, which would cause the enforcement of Martial Law and military mandate over civilian legislative bodies, as well as bury sensitive information about S.N.W [[Mikhail Rosenthal]] acquired through his 'criminal connections'.

And finally, [[Hammer Valley Hydro]]. After the Bergmann Group was gone, no one could maintain the tunnels that Hammer Valley Hydro relied on to keep their dams operational. The CEO of Hammer Valley Hydro, [[Alex Hartman]], after being forced to sell his company to Jeff Walter, grew furious at Walter's actions - and since then, he began searching for Walter to seek vengeance. Alex found Jeff at Rosenthal's villa in 1986, where he murdered him in cold blood.

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 The Bergmann Group went bankrupt due to the disappearance of [[Xeander Berg]], who had plans for an invention that would change the world of construction forever; textile-reinforced concrete. [[Eric Kleinmann]] was forced to sell his company to Jeff Walter.
-Next was Stalburg Steel. [[SNW]] wanted Stalburg Steel gone to incite civil unrest, which would cause the enforcement of Martial Law and military mandate over civilian legislative bodies, as well as bury sensitive information about S.N.W [[Mikhail Rosenthal]] acquired through his 'criminal connections'.
+Next was Stalburg Steel. [[SNW|S.N.W]] wanted Stalburg Steel gone to incite civil unrest, which would cause the enforcement of Martial Law and military mandate over civilian legislative bodies, as well as bury sensitive information about S.N.W [[Mikhail Rosenthal]] acquired through his 'criminal connections'.
 And finally, [[Hammer Valley Hydro]]. After the Bergmann Group was gone, no one could maintain the tunnels that Hammer Valley Hydro relied on to keep their dams operational. The CEO of Hammer Valley Hydro, [[Alex Hartman]], after being forced to sell his company to Jeff Walter, grew furious at Walter's actions - and since then, he began searching for Walter to seek vengeance. Alex found Jeff at Rosenthal's villa in 1986, where he murdered him in cold blood.