King Thomas
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What if someone had tipped off Ernst Rohm about the Night of the Long Knives a couple of days in advance? Do we get an SS V SA fight in the streets? Who will the SA side with-Hitler, or their own Stabschief?
What if someone had tipped off Ernst Rohm about the Night of the Long Knives a couple of days in advance? Do we get an SS V SA fight in the streets? Who will the SA side with-Hitler, or their own Stabschief?
He is not totally stupid, most likely he would get out of Germany and provide an anti-Hitler voice outside of Germany
Where? Would the Western powers host him? Might he go to Austria?
Cheers,
Ganesha
Italy, probably. Mussolini would have loved to host him.
Just to piss off Hitler? Could that impact any hopes for a German-Italian axis? After all, that wasn't really created till the late 1930s, well after the purge of Rohm.
Cheers,
Ganesha
Italy, probably. Mussolini would have loved to host him.
He is not totally stupid, most likely he would get out of Germany and provide an anti-Hitler voice outside of Germany
Would the SA follow Rohm in a coup against Hitler himself?
I guess the only way for Röhm* to survive would be to leave the country as quick as possible, maybe returning to Bolivia again. He doesn't really have enough support to effectively act against Hitler, who in turn was supported by pretty much the whole Reichswehr.
*It's 'Röhm', not 'Rohm'. Learn to write our letters, Americans!
Well, it is pretty difficult for Americans if you don't know about the U.S. International Keyboard
A perfectly acceptable way to write German Umlaute would be to simply add an 'e' to the trema-less version of the letter. For example, 'ö' would become 'oe', 'ä' becomes 'ae', 'ü' becomes 'ue', and so on. Every German would accept and understand that under these circumstances, but leaving out the trema altogether and (e.g.) writing 'o' instead of 'ö' is just plain wrong.
Sorry if I sounded a little bit schoolmasterly on this one.
Hmm, he'd probably cause a lot of trouble with the Tyrolians, and his leftist tendencies would tire his prospective host's patience before long.
But it's like a national treasure to us! You may take away the Brandenburg Gate or the Cologne Cathedral, but don't take away our 'ß'!Thanks! As long as you don't insist on using that weird "B" looking letter you use for the double S.