MrHola
Banned
Let's say Reichspräsident Von Hindenburg dies on 10 December 1932. Not that much of a stretch since he was pretty damn old. Why December 10, specifically? Because chancellor Von Schleicher was in power for roughly a week, by then. What would happen next? I can see a "Romanian solution" defining itself, whereby a military strongman both keeps the far left outlawed and at bay, and beheads the far right, while carrying out some of the right's policies - thus stabilizing the country and his own grip on power. Is here a chance the Nazi Party would split? The party was in financial straits due to there having been four election campaigns in 1932. Hitler and the Strasser brothers were getting restive. If Von Schleicher could get approval ("I need to protect the country against the Red menace and the Brown threat.") from the international community, he could start a rearmament. Internationally, Von Schleicher would be in an interesting position, in that he would be repressing Communists and keeping the Nazis out of power. One balances off the other, either way.
Thoughts?
Thoughts?