Due to its distance, Hitler's escape to Japan is improbable. Argentina as a refuge is a possibility. If he escapes to Japan, the Allies will hunted him down.
In theory, I suppose it would be possible, but it would entail a long and dangerous sea voyage, probably by submarine down around the tip of Africa and across the Indian Ocean and the South Pacific, which are crawling with British and American warships, which means that if word gets out that he's skipped the country and is headed for Japan, any submarine that carries him may as well have a target painted on its hull.
He could have flown to Japan from Northern Norway.
Cook said:In the 1960s Albert Speer claimed that a Ju-390 flown by II/KG200 flew over the polar ice cap from Norway to Japan in 1944 but apart from Speer’s claim there has never been any other reference to such a flight or evidence to verify that it was made.
jakewilson said:Japan would use him as a bargaining chip to try to secure a better settlement or Soviet non-intervention. I don't know if they would succeed, but that's what they would do.
I think Hitler residing in Southern Sakhalin or the Kurile Islands would be funnier.![]()
But, as this is a Hitler wank, he'd just turn into the Ubermensch Hulk.I could see a U-boat geting him to Japan. He ends up secure in a nice relatively un-bombed city called Hiroshima.
But, as this is a Hitler wank, he'd just turn into the Ubermensch Hulk.