The lost of red generals per event...

[Hohenlohe]

In my current game against the AI as the Reds I lost one of my Army Commanders,Sorokin, and later on a corps commander, Muraviev, everytime I got a message like XXXX has tried to make a coup and was shot immediately thereafter.
So I want to know how I could prevent this and the lost of some of my generals...?!?
Is there any probability that I can influence that event in a positive way for myself...?? As the message with Sorokin appeared I checked my former "Don Front"-Counter/stack and saw that I had two PolitKom units inside the stack, so I was a little bit concerned that I had something not seen sofar...

I hope for some decent certain advice...thx

greetings

Hohenlohe, Red War Commissar,...

[OneArmedMexican]

In my current game against the AI as the Reds I lost one of my Army Commanders,Sorokin, and later on a corps commander, Muraviev, everytime I got a message like XXXX has tried to make a coup and was shot immediately thereafter.
So I want to know how I could prevent this and the lost of some of my generals...?!?
Is there any probability that I can influence that event in a positive way for myself...??

OK, I am in a New Years spirit and have some minutes to spare so I will try:

This is the event that kills Muraviev:
[INDENT]SelectFaction = $RED
SelectRegion = $Kazan

SelectFaction = $RED
SelectRegion = $Kazan
StartEvent = evt_nam_RED_MuravievExecuted|1|1|NULL|NULL|$Kazan|NULL

Conditions
MinDate = 1918/08/01
MaxDate = 1921/12/30
Probability = 10

Actions
DescEvent = evt_desc_RED_MuravievExecuted
SelUnqSubUnit = M.A. Muraviev
RemoveCuSubUnit = NULL

EndEvent[/INDENT]

It has been some time since I modded an event like this but if I remember correctly it translates to this:

Starting in the early August turn Muraviev has a 10% chance every turn to get executed. Nothing you can do about that.

If you want to cheat you can of course lower that percentage in the Grand Campaign event file.

Ceterum censeo intellegentiam artificam in Drang Campaign necessariam esse.