There is a bad movie in which Hitler escaped to Pakistan.
I have to witness itThere is a bad movie in which Hitler escaped to Pakistan.
Not much of a point. His doctor had basically been poisoning him for years and he was suffering from Parkinson's. Even if he escaped he'd be mentally ill and in terrible physical condition. He'd die shortly after.
I don't know if he would get that much better. Even if he did find a competent physician Hitler would have to weaned off drugs, get treatment for Parkinson's, and get treatment for mental illness all while in the middle of nowhere (which is the only place he'd ever be able to hide). Not exactly an easy task.But with Theo Morell gone, Hitler's health might improve. Look at how the allies weaned Goering off his drugs and got him back into shape enough to stand trial. If Hitler finds a halfway competent physician, he could improve too (even then he'll be sitting in a wheel chair due to Parkinson's in eight years or so and be bedridden within another two years while experiencing the onset of cognitive decline, i.e. early dementia).
That said, the Mossad would make the effort spent on capturing Eichmann look like a walk in the park compared to what they'll do to get Hitler. The CIA, the KGB and the Stasi would be after him too. I find it hard to believe he'd die in freedom rather than stand trial. I wonder what his trail would look like That is if he ever does stand trial instead of dying of health issues, getting killed on the run or being declared unfit to stand trial.
Now what?
He'd spend the next couple of years hiding and recovering, probably just getting shipped from one safe house to the other without much control over his own fate. But by 1950 or so he is relative secure, healthy and sane again.
Since he has never been the man to hold still, he immediately travels back to Germany ready to 'liberate' his country. However getting there he finds that 1) Both east and west Germany are doing quite well without him. 2) Both east and west Germany are doing their best to forget him and 3) Certain no-one in Germany is signing on with him to turn the clock back to 1936.
Disillusioned he now finally commits the suicide he already planned in 1945.