Hitler kidnapped by the Italians at Feltre, 1943

Kome

Kome

Eurofed said:
No, he does need the support of the Heer, but against the SS, he would get it, or the generals tire out of Nazi infighting and take over. The Party bureaucracy itself is trivial in the power struggle.
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Seriously what happened to all the German efficiency they are suppose to have?
 

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hiiamthief said:
Seriously what happened to all the German efficiency they are suppose to have?
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As near as I can tell, prior to 1950, there existed no efficiency or really any order at all in German government.
 

basileus

Thande said:
Interesting thread idea, sort of reminds me of Turtledove's Ready for the Fatherland. Ultimately could be a bad thing in the long run - Nazi Germany might survive as a slightly tempered military regime, Italy would stay Fascist, the Holocaust would continue, etc...
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No, no. The Holocaust would stopped ASAP, in a matter of weeks at worst, its perpetrators would likely be shot out of hand by the new military regime (along with a number of unconvenient witnesses of pst Nazi allegiances etc.).
As for Italy, it would remain Fascist in its authoritarian conception of State and society, if not in word. Demand for democracy, though, would grow strongly. Difficult times would lay ahead, with the risk of an equivalent of the Spanish Civil War between Republicans (including former "left" fascists) and Monarchists.
 
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