Sombart

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Rear Admiral Sombart (799 UC (1 NIC / 490 IC / 3599 CE))
Gender:	Male
Affiliation:	Galactic Empire
Rank:	Rear admiral
Status:	Deceased (suicide)
Played by:	Kamon Ryō

Sombart (Japanese: ゾンバルト) was an Imperial rear admiral who served under Reinhard von Lohengramm. In 799 UC (1 NIC / 490 IC / 3599 CE), just prior to the Battle of Vermilion, he was charged with escorting a large group of supply ships en route from the Imperial mainland to the new military base being established on the planet Uruvasi. Despite his confident assurance that he would succeed in this mission and boastfully offering up his own life as guarantee, the supply vessels under his charge ultimately fell to an Alliance attack, and he was punished accordingly by Reinhard. (LOGH: 'Battle After Battle')

He, like his associate Vice Admiral Isaak Fernand von Thurneysen, was ambitious and saw the opportunity for career advancement diminishing with the conclusion of the war. As a result, both were aggressive and rash in their actions during Operation Ragnarok. (LOGH: 'The Cold Spell Arrives', 'Battle After Battle', 'The Battle of Vermilion (Part One)').

Contents 1 Appendices 1.1 Appearances 1.2 Name variations 1.3 Apocrypha 1.3.1 DVD Features

Appendices

Appearances

Name variations

• Sombart (LD/DVD subtitles)
• ゾンバルト (LD/DVD subtitles — Japanese)
• Sombardt (Japanese fan sources)

Apocrypha

DVD Features

The DVD features reveal that Sombart took his own life.

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Senior officers	Adenauer • Ansbach • Bendling • Burdach • Dunckel • Glaeser • Guzman • Jakob Hauptmann • Herder • Julgens • Laemmler • Hildegard von Lohengramm • Martial • Ratzel • Rauditz • Emil von Reckendorf • Konrad Rinnesal • Theodor von Rücke • Sanders • Bernhard von Schneider • Horst Schürer
Junior officers	Armsdorf • Hartmann Bertram • Drewentz • Ein • Fugenberch • Götz • Preßburg • Wyn Vandenberg
Lower ranks	Kurlich • Kurt • Kurt Singhuber • Paulus • Tonio