Hitler and Jewish woman in 1918 and beyond? I do not see it happening, he already picked up his anti-semism by 1914.
Maybe if she's really, really, really hot...
Hitler and Jewish woman in 1918 and beyond? I do not see it happening, he already picked up his anti-semism by 1914.
Maybe if she's really, really, really hot...
Bar Raffaeli hot, perhaps...
He probably stays in the army. He had nothing to go back to and enjoyed being a soldier. A victorious Germany is going to need to maintain as large an army as possible.
Bar Raffaeli hot, perhaps...
Probably get discharged because he's not an actual German citizen and ges shipped back Austria. Probably tries to get back in to painting, works some oddjobs, and probably dies around the late 40's.
I think most of the top Nazis probably go into middle ranking jobs, remaining obscure to the public at large. The Nazi Party itself (or whatever it's TTL organisation is called) will be an extremest party little remembered today.
It's possible I'm wrong on that-I guess it could depend on when/how the Central Powers "win" ITTL.
...became a German citizen after the war and climbed through the ranks. He ended up as a Major, leading a battalion of the 16th Royal Bavarian Reserve Regiment until the amalgamation into the Reichsheer. He was an infamous disciplinarian, known among the enlisted men as “Hauptmann Satan” when still a company commander. I remember he did well in an exercise in the 20s, he had a remarkably good grasp of small unit tactics… alas, he seemed to go slightly unhinged at the slightest mention of Jews, so much so that he became an embarrassment. He was famous for knowing the minutiae of every weapon in the Heer arsenal though, so upon amalgamation he was transferred to the Materialamt des Heeres as an ordnance expert, and has apparently done remarkably well…
Didn't service in the Bavarian army guarantee him German citizenship? Either that or there was duality in pan-Germanic citizenship, since he was employed post-1918 by the army in OTL, and obviously he was able to stand for election.
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Didn't service in the Bavarian army guarantee him German citizenship? Either that or there was duality in pan-Germanic citizenship, since he was employed post-1918 by the army in OTL, and obviously he was able to stand for election.
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Grey Wolf