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 ==== Initial POD ====
-The timeline actually does not diverge from OTL until 1920, when the Kapp Putsch is avoided.  This leads to Paul Emil von Lettow-Vorbeck remaining in the Reichswehr and aborts the subsequent development of the Ruhrkampf.  Very quickly, we begin to see less radicalized politics in Germany compared to OTL.
+The timeline actually does not diverge from OTL until 1920, when the Kapp Putsch is avoided.  This leads to [[alternate_history:paul_von_lettow-vorbeck|Paul Emil von Lettow-Vorbeck]] remaining in the Reichswehr and aborts the subsequent development of the Ruhrkampf.  Very quickly, we begin to see less radicalized politics in Germany compared to OTL.
-There is also a quasi-butterfly effect of the aborted Kapp Putsch in that Adolf Hitler is revealed shortly after as a Reichswehr spy and thus is driven out of the nascent German Nazi Party and returns to [[Austria]]. Once there he slowly rebuilds his reputation, this time in the Heimwehr, and goes on to become the leader of the Pan-Germanist faction in the Heimwehr.
+There is also a quasi-butterfly effect of the aborted Kapp Putsch in that [[Adolf Hitler]] is revealed shortly after as a Reichswehr spy and thus is driven out of the nascent German Nazi Party and returns to [[Austria]]. Once there he slowly rebuilds his reputation, this time in the Heimwehr, and goes on to become the leader of the Pan-Germanist faction in the Heimwehr.
 Other early important changes include a longer tenure as Chancellor for Gustav Stresemann and no death from appendicitis for German President Friedrich Ebert.