Frankenberry

Frank N. Berry was a general in the Wehrmacht during WWII. He served alongside longtime friend Ernst Chocula. He was the leading general in the infamous Siege of McDonaldland. After the war ended, Berry was charged with war crimes in the Nuremberg Trials, and was executed by hanging on his birthday, October 31st, 1946. He was 31 years old.

Early life
Born in Frankfurt, Germany, Franklin Nigel Berry was born to two rich German politicians in the German Empire. Being the son of two powerful politicians, Frank was allowed to do whatever he pleased, and get away with it. As a young man, he did not work, as his parents let him live off of them, like a leech. He was a serial murderer and rapist, and he was always able to weasel out of punishment. As a young man, he joined the Nazi party, and quickly rose in their ranks and became a general.

The Berry of Death
Infamous for his lack of mercy and his insatiable blood-lust, General Berry fit well in the Wehrmacht. He led a series of battles, most notably The Siege of McDonaldland and The Battle of The Golden Arches. He was finally captured and given capital punishment for his war crimes. He was publicly hanged on his 31st birthday, in his hometown of Frankfurt, Germany.