Hitler is captured

I think they probably would have had a trial, even though it would just be asking for a Goering-esque swansong.

The victims of the Nazis would have been keen to see him tried for war crimes as opposed to just being locked away.
 
Rather reminds me of the ending to Red Alert Two where the Allied soldiers find Stalin trapped in a pile of rubble and the grunts are ordered to look the other way while a General chokes him to death. Might there be a similar scenario here?
 
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Could the allies simply have held him in a secret prison for the remainder of this life? The Parkison ilessness was killing slowly at the end of the war. I can imagine that he would have died in the mid or late 1950s anyway!

/Fred

Well, doctors and historian are not entirely sure that Hitler actually had Parkinson's disease. The trembling symptoms could have been caused by a mixture of drug cocktails and shellshock from being in a bunker constantly under fire, especially near the end of the war (one can make an analogy to the Iraqi prisoners taken from bunkers in gulf war 1). Also, without certain medicines to slowly wean Hitler away from his drug dependence, his death would have come quickly from complications (prehaps a more intense Goring like detoxification might work).
 
Rather reminds me of the ending to Red Alert Two where the Allied soldiers find Stalin trapped in a pile of rubble and the grunts are ordered to look the other way while a General chokes him to death. Might there be a similar scenario here?

Certainly possible. BTW, that was Red Alert. Red Alert 2 was the one with Premier Romanov, aka The Most Russian Man Ever.
"Rrrememberrr, Misterrr Prrresident, we Rrromanovs haf ouurrr legacy to considyerrrrrr!!!"
 
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