The Corparation wrote:Brandenburg-Altmark wrote:
Somebody else would have taken his place. Germany wasn't going to stay quiet about Versailles and the resentment toward jews was still waiting to be exploited.
Yes but the people who kept trying to kill him were more set on putting less radical people in his place. So it would of been an improvement.
He's talking about one of the many high risk situations he was in during WW1 resulting in his death, not one of the later assassination plots succeeding. Success of any of the assassination attempts would have a mixed result. Either Himmler or Heydrich or Frick or one of the other total nutters Hitler gave high up positions takes more power or all of them join forces to continue their fuhrers vision, or the military takes power under their Prussian old guard and the war may or may not go better for the Axis. At worst it could spark serious internal divides and cripple the nation's warmaking capacity, resulting in total soviet occupation.




