BlairWitch749
Banned
First off, Eva wouldn't stab Hitler (her mangod), she'd stab whoever he's flirting with. But let's say she misses and accidentally kills her Ade.
Hitler's will dictated that, in the event of his death, Göring was to succeed him. Now, Herman wasn't an idiot, but he wasn't Adolf either. He'd likely run Germany much more competently and form a de facto power-sharing system between himself, the Party, the SS, and the Army. Since he was close with the Army, he'll be able to count on them to keep Himmler or Heydrich from launching a putsch. Hess will probably get the party while Goebbels fills up the charisma/oratory gap that Hitler's left.
Wolfpaw,
Hitler didn't name Goering as successor until 1940 and even then his position vis a vis Hess was still pretty questionable. I agree that Eva would be far more likely to kill the offending woman than Adolf himself unless she did it accidently. If its in 1935 the SS doesn't have a seat at the table, (they are tiny) they would either be firmly brought under the control of Hess/Goering, folded into the army or dissolved entirely. Goebbles, Heydrich and a lot of the party hatchet men (like Ribbentrop, Speer and Bormann) where still back benchers at this time and wouldn't emerge in a scenario where loyalty to Hitler isn't the first qualification
Hess would have the title, but Goering effectively wielded a lot of the instruments of power at this time (but they where on good terms in 1935, speaking in the familiar and as long as Hess allowed Hermann to keep his own little fiefdom he probably wouldn't care very much for additional responsibility anyway... (he started shedding some of his positions in the following years to focus on his luftwaffe, art stealing, drug usage and fornicating activities anyway)