In OTL, Franco was neutral in WW2 but he authorized the creation of a volunteer "blue division" that would take most of the more radical franco supporters off his hands and into the meat grinder that was the eastern front. Franco's regime was much more conservative and stable than other fascist regimes, so I've wondered if Franco used WW2 as a pressure release valve to get rid of the most ideological fascists.
Is there any way to create a similar conflict that attracts most of the extreme right in German-speaking areas. My assumption is that German politics would be more stable if some of the radicals leave/are killed off in a foreign conflict. Weimar World had lots of radical pan-Germanists dying off in the alt-Austrian Civil War, but I'm not sure if that would have a similar effect.
Is there any way to create a similar conflict that attracts most of the extreme right in German-speaking areas. My assumption is that German politics would be more stable if some of the radicals leave/are killed off in a foreign conflict. Weimar World had lots of radical pan-Germanists dying off in the alt-Austrian Civil War, but I'm not sure if that would have a similar effect.