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Leonid Alexandrov (Russian: Леонид Александров) is the acting leader of the Golden Dawn in Wolfenstein, leading a research and scientific endeavor in Isenstadt, working against the invading Nazis to understand the supernatural phenomenon of the Veil that the Nazis have being using in their experiments to create the ultimate superweapon. Eventually revealed to be a sub-antagonist to the story, working to undermine B.J. Blazkowicz in favor of exploring the Black Sun.

At first, he didn't trust B.J. and the OSA was also wary of his Communist background. Leonid gives B.J. the first mission, locating one of his students in the Farm Mission. Following that, he gives the second mission to go to the Hospital for investigation of the possible of the Dig Site Portal that the Nazis have established inside.

Later he once again sacrifices the same Golden Dawn student, sending them to the Farm house to investigating the Shield Crystal and afterward purposefully letting him be captured again and brutally interrogated by Richter.

Once the Castle Mission is complete, he no longer appears in the Downtown area, but eventually, he is spotted again inside the Zeppelin by B.J. Blazkowicz and reveals everything. He was the mole all along and previously informed the Nazis of B.J.'s arrival at the Train Station, and possibly working with the Black Market Businessman, Anton Kriege, also provided information to the enemies too. His colleagues, and Stalin, in Russia rejected his ideas which caused Leonid to join the Nazis in their endeavors.

Nearing the end of the last level, he is killed by Hans Grösse, as he had outlived his usefulness to the Nazis, after he found himself questioning joining them in exploring the Black Sun.

His group, the Golden Dawn, disappears after the resistance group the Kreisau Circle have take over the entire town, probably returning to the Soviet Union or having dismantled their organization.

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