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Little is currently known about the modern criminal figure calling himself the Count of Garlawa, other than his sudden appearance within the last several years and his apparent connection to a long-buried Lithuanian political reference from the early 20th century.

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During the turbulent years surrounding World War I, Lithuania struggled to secure its independence and define its national leadership. One of the most influential figures of that era was Juozas Gabrys, also known as Juozas Gabrys-Paršaitis, a political operator, publicist, and nationalist advocate who attempted to shape Lithuanian destiny through diplomacy, media influence, and back-channel maneuvering. Although Antanas Smetona eventually became Lithuania’s first president, Gabrys remained an ambitious rival figure who continued to present himself as a rightful political force.

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In some of his later writings and correspondences, Gabrys reportedly referred to himself using the unofficial title “Count of Garlawa.” The title never became an accepted noble designation, nor did it become part of any recognized Lithuanian political structure. After Gabrys withdrew from the center of Lithuanian affairs and eventually died in Switzerland in 1951, the title faded into obscure historical footnotes.

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For decades, no modern references to the “Count of Garlawa” appeared outside of scattered historical material connected to Gabrys.

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That changed in 2018.

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Lithuania, still rebuilding from decades of Soviet occupation, the Soltan Star Empire’s invasion of Earth in 2000, and later attacks by ex-Soviet terrorist elements known as the Red Guard, became the target of a violent underground movement calling itself the Army of Garlawa. The group launched coordinated attacks against politicians, police stations, government supporters, and businesses throughout Vilnius.

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The movement’s leader soon revealed himself: a masked, armored extremist calling himself the Count of Garlawa.

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Captain Lithuania first encountered the Count during an attack on a Vilnius police station. After battling through grenades, gunfire, and missile fire from the Army of Garlawa, Captain Lithuania confronted the Count directly. Within seconds, the Count remotely disabled Captain Lithuania’s armor, leaving him defenseless. The Count’s troops then beat the hero nearly to death. Only the arrival of Lithuanian Special Forces, also known as LITHSOF, prevented Captain Lithuania’s execution.

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Weeks later, a recovered Captain Lithuania used his own resources and Allied Fighters contacts to dismantle much of the Army of Garlawa’s active network. The operation succeeded tactically, but the Count had already prepared a cruel trap. More than two dozen civilians died from poison exposure before Captain Lithuania could save them, and the Count manipulated the incident to make it appear that Lithuania’s national hero had caused the tragedy.

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The Count escaped and immediately weaponized the disaster through social media. He branded Captain Lithuania a false hero, accused the government of corruption, and claimed that he alone was trying to end Lithuania’s “vicious cycle” of weak leadership, foreign dependence, and hero worship.

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Since then, the Count and Captain Lithuania have clashed repeatedly. Each time, the Count has escaped.

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Today, the Count of Garlawa is believed to be aligned with the Soviet Guard. His goal remains unchanged: destabilize Lithuania, destroy Captain Lithuania’s reputation, and position himself as the nation’s rightful savior. He commands an estimated force of more than 300 disenfranchised ex-communists, neo-socialists, radicals, mercenaries, and political extremists who continue to strike at Lithuania’s police, civic infrastructure, and political leadership.

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A disturbing personal mystery also remains. Captain Lithuania’s father-in-law is Stevos “Steven” Gabrys, believed to be a great-grandson of Juozas Gabrys. Whether this is coincidence, bloodline manipulation, political misdirection, or something far darker remains unknown.

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Captain Lithuania currently dismisses the connection, largely because Stevos appears terrified whenever the matter is raised.

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Only time will reveal who the modern Count of Garlawa truly is.

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