Well, guess the good times got to end and the little flame of Europa snuffed out once again. Even in a timeline as mad as WMIT, or perhaps because of it, Hitler is there to make it even worse.
In 1935, he began to wonder why we served as prime minister to a child monarch who still played with dolls. He began to have fever-dreams of being the next Charlemagne, the next Bonaparte. He told Bavarian PM Goering in August of 1935, "Once every century a man steps onto the stage of Europe to change it forever. Frederick the Great changed the 18th Century. Napoleon the Great changed the 19th. I will change the 20th. The world will long remember Adolf von Braunau. For 1000 years they shall recall me as a defender of the faith. I aim to restore the Holy Roman Empire. Are you with me or against me, my friend?"
He’s him, from Branau am in.Also, I thought Adolf Schicklgruber was going to be our TTL Hitler? What became of him?
Oh, you're right. I guess he was made a noble for his wartime service?He’s him, from Branau am in.
Even without the title, the people will still endearingly call him that.Oh, you're right. I guess he was made a noble for his wartime service?
Now, that's something that I dind't expect.A Europan Inquisition?
Now, that's something that I dind't expect.
Oh shit. How can Hitler possibly get more insane and evil than OTL?
Oh boy.We were getting hints at full-on Aryanist esotericism earlier, 'Brahmin of Branau' and all that, so there's definitely room for more insanity.
Not one step back to the Godless cultists. Heaven is for martyrs. Deus Vult!"
Hermann Goering raised his stein in the air and nodded. Adolf raised his, too, with a smile. As they clinked their cups together, the restoration of the Holy Roman Empire was set in motion. As Austria-Hungary and Europe itself strained under the pressures of the Great Depression, its own Prime Minister began to plot an overthrow of the government and decided no one would make a better Holy Roman Emperor than himself....
Also Supercatholic feels weird as a term and party name. You think a religious organisation would pull inspiration from the bible for sense of legitimacy (like the Sons of Jacob from Handmaidens Tale)
Or maybe Paladins to tie it into the Charlemagne and the holy roman empirePersonally, I think the Crusader Party or the Sons of Mary Party would be a really good fit.
“Those Facist Illuminati Jews are trying to take the cocaine out of my soda pop in an insidious plot to mind control us and sell us into slavery under their Supercatholic allies!”If anyone in real life said “International Yankee Jewish Illuminati Clique”, they’d be called a conspiracy theorist, and yet it makes perfect sense in the context of this timeline.
“Those Facist Illuminati Jews are trying to take the cocaine out of my soda pop in an insidious plot to mind control us and sell us into slavery under their Supercatholic allies!”
(A sentence there I never thought I’d ever say)