Omega leader, Colonel Lev Kravchenko, saw Valentina as a "straight talker", "Soviet's Soviet" and almost the daughter he never had. On June 19, 1970, Valentina was recruited by the KGB before being transferred to Special Operations Omega Group in April 1978.Īfter the reactivation of Omega Group following the announcement of the Strategic Defense Initiative by US President Ronald Reagan on March 23rd, 1983, Aleksandra Valentina assumed leadership of their Psychotronic Phenomena Research department whose goal was to study extrasensory perception including telekinesis and pyrokinesis. At the university, Valentina would go to graduate top of her class.
Valentina, however, would recall years later that her uncle tried to imprison her in his basement and she slit his throat in response. Unbeknownst to Kurtz, Valentina poisoned his tea and he died shortly after with Soviet authorities concluded he died from a heart attack. The next day, Valentina brought tea to Kurtz but denounced him for abandoning Operation Baldr. Surprised and enraged, Kurtz burnt the acceptance letter. Valentina revealed that her father told her to complete his work using the exact words Vogel told Kurtz 15 years prior. On April 25, 1960, at the age of 16, Valentina received a letter stating that she was accepted to the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology to Kurtz's despair. But every night, she would sneak into the library and read books about biochemistry, microbiology and physics. Valentina grew up working in Kurtz's factory, who refused her to pursue an academic career after witnessing what happened to her father and the events that occurred at Endstation. Over the year, the entity would continue to appear to Valentina, even in her dreams, helping and guiding her to finish what was started with Operation Baldr to finally be reunited. When Valentina was between 5 and 6 years old, she was visited by a mysterious figure who took the form of her father, gaining her trust by calling her by her real name. Valentina always saw her caretaker as her uncle, rather than her father. Lukas Kurtz became Ivan Valentin and Angelika was now Aleksandra Valentina. In exchange for the names and locations of all Endstation personnel, Kurtz was given a new identity and was relocated in Moscow with Angelika who the Soviets believed to be his daughter. The fate of Vogel remained unknown but on February 21, 1945, Lukas Kurtz was captured by Soviet forces.
Vogel also tasked Doctor Lukas Kurtz to take care of her daughter. On January 27, 1945, Vogel evacuated the Endstation facility in preparation for Operation Baldr, sending a task force in the Dark Aether as a contingency plan if Nazi Germany was losing the war before summoning them back when the time was right.
Her mother died shortly after, from complications from childbirth. Live a long life and tell Angelika her father loved her." - Ulrich Vogel to Lukas Kurtz, entrusting him with caring for his daughterīorn on January 6th, 1944, Angelika Hannabelle Vogel was the daughter of Ulrich Vogel, director of Projekt Endstation, and Maria Vogel. Be there, both of you, when Operation Baldr bears fruit.
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