Back in 1932-33 there was a plan in Bavaria, a desperate plan to stall the rise of the Nazis. the idea? Crown Prince Rupprecht would be named Generalstaatskommissar of Bavaria, giving him near absolute power on the State. This plan was supported by pretty much everyone but the Nazis and the Communists in Bavaria. However in OTL, the appointment of Hitler as Chancellor in 1933, his subsequent accumulation of power, and the hesitation of Bavarian Minster-President Heinrich Held (Who was waiting for authorization from Von Hindemburg and did all he could to stall such a move) avoided it from coming to fruition.
What if, either because of a more forceful move by this odd political coalition, because of Held yielding in late 1932, or Von Hindemburg actually giving the green light, this plan had succeeded?
What if, either because of a more forceful move by this odd political coalition, because of Held yielding in late 1932, or Von Hindemburg actually giving the green light, this plan had succeeded?