Reinhard Heydrich Survives

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What happens if Heydrich manages to survive the assassination attempt on him in 1942? It was said that the success with which he passified the Czech lands had earned him the promotion of goveneur of Paris. What would the effect of that been? Would he crush the resistance and would he demolish Paris in 1944? Or would he have been promoted elsewhere and done something more important?
 
if Heydrich had survive
he had "passified" the Czech by mass murder

Hitler had idea to promotion him to goveneur of Belgium, Netherlands, Luxenburg.
(Hitler saw Heyrich even as future "Fuhrer des Reichs")

Heydrich had expane his wishes to Himmler wat to do with Benelux (some time befor his death.)

"Germaniersierung" of benelux and intergation in Third Reich.

Heydrich was nicknamed HHH (Heinrich Himmler Hirn = Himmler Brain) in SS

Heydrich and Himmler had an odd but practical working relationship. Although Himmler was the boss, Heydrich was the true force behind the SD. The two men were vastly different personalities but they were united by their desire to succeed. Heydrich was everything that Himmler wished to be: tall, blonde, blue-eyed, cold, calculating, and intelligent. Himmler suppressed his jealousy because Heydrich was helping him to achieve power. By the same token, Heydrich blindly obeyed Himmler despite the fact that he considered him to be a fool. He knew that Himmler was his ticket to power. Thus the two men formed a solid partnership and became a dangerous duo.
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but the most important on Heydrich survive is the Holocaust !
he had the idea of "the Final Solution" SS inter called "Aktion Reinhard" or "Einsatz Reinhard "
he would have remain head of this "Operation"
in OTL after Heydrich death, Adolf Eichmann a SS "bureaucrat" becomes head of "Aktion Reinhard"
who have be the holocaust under a leader how is called by college:
"a cold, calculating, and intelligent blonde beast" ?
 
Well, there would be one more Nazi in the dock at Nuremberg, (and one more hanged for war crimes afterwards), and quite the list of atrocities for which to try (,convict, and execute) him. This particular monster had, among other things, set the Holocaust in motion at Wanassee in January of 1942. He also ordered many unspeakable atrocities in nations occupied by the Nazis, and would have committed many more had he not been killed by the Czechs later in 1942. That led to a rather nasty atrocity being committed against the local civilians, in an attempt to avenge his death. His survival would not have affected the outcome of the war, (that was already defined by the entry of the United States into the conflict in December of 1941), but would have made the battlefronts and the partisan campaign in the west just as bloody and horrifying as those in the east.
 
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