In the September 2011 issue of BBC History Magazine there is a really interesting two-page article about Hans Litten and his interrogation of Hitler in that trial on 8 May 1931. Here is information about Litten: http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/topics/Hans_Litten. According to the History Magazine article if as result of his interrogation of Hitler, Litten had been able to charge him with perjury, which "could lead to a prison sentence or, at the very least, the deportation of Hitler back to Austria." However the judge stopped the interrogation.
If Hitler had been convicted of perjury and imprisoned, or deported back to Austria, what would have been the consequences for Germany and later Europe and the world?
If Hitler had been convicted of perjury and imprisoned, or deported back to Austria, what would have been the consequences for Germany and later Europe and the world?