Fritz von Wagner

Fritz von Wagner is a Nazi Colonel.

Battle of Canada
Fritz von Wagner served in the Fourth Reich's Armed Forces and was assigned to help General Herbert von Lehrbuch to conquer Canada. However, the Allies dispatched soldiers led by Generals Adamson Skateman and Omar Kennedy to liberate the country. After landing, the Generals began to prepare an ambush, but Sergeant Scott, a Axis spy embedded within the Allies, informed the Nazis about the Allies' plan and the location of the Allied forces was transmitted to Fritz. Unaware of this, the Allies set up several cannons in a double-towered business center in Ottowa and prepared to open fire at the Nazi forces as they passed through the city plaza below.

Consequently, by the time Fritz led his forces to the tower, he was well aware of the presence of Allied troops. He commanded his forces from his tank and surprised the Generals and soldiers by splitting his troops, thus bypassing the ambush. Nazis then attacked the south-facing tower, where Kennedy was with his men. Kennedy and his soldiers were pinned down by the Nazis, but Adamson noticed the situation from the north tower. He signaled a gunship for an evacuation and led his troopers to help Kennedy. The Allied forces were able to hold their ground but were forced to retreat with the Nazis' larger numbers. As the Generals and the remaining soldiers took an elevator to the roof, where the gunship was landing for evacuation, Fritz left his tank and followed the Allies with his forces.

Downfall and Capture
On the roof of the south tower, Fritz led the attack of the Nazis, in order to prevent the retreat of the Allies. Equipped with an submachine gun, he managed to shoot down one trooper during the firefight. However, Private Jay saw the general, jumped for him and knocked him out with a punch to the head, and then leaped onto the gunship with him as it departed from the tower.

Later on at the Allies' Canadian base, Fritz was imprisoned and interrogated by Commander Cameron and Captain Roy. Despite initially resisting, Fritz began to reveal that the Nazis had gained secret information about the positions of the Allied forces but refuses to reveal any more information. Cameron then had Fritz taken away.