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	After the Anschluss the NSDAP rapidly commenced plans to invade the Sudetenland, a German speaking area in Czechoslovakia. During 1938 September 29th to September 30th, Adolf Hitler of Germany, Benito Mussolini of Italy, Neville Chamberlain of the United Kingdom and Édouard Daladier of France met up in Munich, attempting to form an agreement on the question of the Sudetenland. Due to the appeasement politics of the United Kingdom & France and the friendly relations between Benito Mussolini and Adolf Hitler, the Munich Agreement was signed by all four representatives. The agreement stated that Germany was to annex the Sudetenland without intervention from the United Kingdom or France. The German military occupied the region between the 1st and 10th of October.		After the Anschluss the NSDAP rapidly commenced plans to invade the Sudetenland, a German speaking area in Czechoslovakia. During 1938 September 29th to September 30th, Adolf Hitler of Germany, Benito Mussolini of Italy, Neville Chamberlain of the United Kingdom and Édouard Daladier of France met up in Munich, attempting to form an agreement on the question of the Sudetenland. Due to the appeasement politics of the United Kingdom & France and the friendly relations between Benito Mussolini and Adolf Hitler, the Munich Agreement was signed by all four representatives. The agreement stated that Germany was to annex the Sudetenland without intervention from the United Kingdom or France. The German military occupied the region between the 1st and 10th of October.

	March 14th 1939, Slovakia broke off from Czechoslovakia. Later that day Hungary demanded southern territories from Slovakia and Carpathian Ruthenia. One day later, ~~march~~ 15th, the Czechoslovak president Emil Hácha visited Berlin, where he was forced to sign an agreement to give up the independence of Czechoslovakia or by this point, Czechia, to the German State. The German army occupied Czechia that same day. The next day, March 16th, Adolf Hitler proclaimed the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia from Prague Castle. The Wehrmacht and Schutzstaffel controlled the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia. A notable figure is [[Reinhard Heydrich]], a [[Oberstgruppenführer\|SS-Oberstgruppenführer]] who became known as the man with the iron heart due to his strict governing.		March 14th 1939, Slovakia broke off from Czechoslovakia. Later that day Hungary demanded southern territories from Slovakia and Carpathian Ruthenia. One day later, March 15th, the Czechoslovak president Emil Hácha visited Berlin, where he was forced to sign an agreement to give up the independence of Czechoslovakia or by this point, Czechia, to the German State. The German army occupied Czechia that same day. The next day, March 16th, Adolf Hitler proclaimed the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia from Prague Castle. The Wehrmacht and Schutzstaffel controlled the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia. A notable figure is [[Reinhard Heydrich]], a [[Oberstgruppenführer\|SS-Oberstgruppenführer]] who became known as the man with the iron heart due to his strict governing.

	The NSDAP commenced putting pressure on Poland. Hitler desired Danzig amongst other large areas. The [[Obergruppenführer]] [[Joachim von Ribbentrop]], met with the Soviet politician and diplomat [[Vjatsjeslav Molotov]]. Both leaders agreed to a non-aggression pact between the German Reich and the Soviet Union. Following this, Hitler ordered the Wehrmacht to invade Poland. This was followed up by a Soviet Invasion into Poland from the east. After 35 days Poland capitulated. Hitler and other high ranking officials started devising a plan to occupy most of Europe and the Western territory belonging to the Soviet Union.		The NSDAP commenced putting pressure on Poland. Hitler desired Danzig amongst other large areas. The [[Obergruppenführer]] [[Joachim von Ribbentrop]], met with the Soviet politician and diplomat [[Vjatsjeslav Molotov]]. Both leaders agreed to a non-aggression pact between the German Reich and the Soviet Union. Following this, Hitler ordered the Wehrmacht to invade Poland. This was followed up by a Soviet Invasion into Poland from the east. After 35 days Poland capitulated. Hitler and other high ranking officials started devising a plan to occupy most of Europe and the Western territory belonging to the Soviet Union.

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	=History=		=History=

	The history of Germania stays the same until 1933 of our timeline. After this period, [[Adolf Hitler]] ~~gains~~ full control of the [[German Reich]] with his party, the [[NSDAP]]. ~~Hitler~~ adapts a less ~~Nazist~~ ideology. Hitler ~~converts~~ the German Reich to a ~~more~~ militaristic state, ~~but without~~ the ~~sense~~ of ~~racial purity~~. Hitler ~~quickly rises~~ to ~~power~~ in ~~Europe using~~ the ~~newly installed~~ [[Wehrmacht]]. ~~Together~~ with the [[~~Blitzkrieg~~]] ~~techniques~~, the Wehrmacht ~~invades countries relatively fast~~.		The history of Germania stays the same until 1933 of our timeline. After this period, [[Adolf Hitler]] seizes full control of the [[German Reich]] with his party, the [[NSDAP]]. He does this by banning other political parties. Also, he adapts a less extremist ideology. Hitler was seen less speaking about Jewish and Slavic people. However, his stance towards socialism and communism seemed unchanged . The next few elections, the NSDAP's election results staggered from approximately 40% to 90%-100%. Under Hitler the German Reich turned into a totalitarian and militaristic state. This causes the newly installed [[Wehrmacht]] to grow exponentially. Hitler, other officials and generals as well develop the expansionist idea that the German Reich requires Lebensraum and all Germans to live in Germany.

			On the morning of March 12th 1938 the German army crossed the border into Austria. Beforehand, certain Austrian political leaders leaning towards a similar ideology to that of Hitler's party were speculated to have been collaborating this invasion with German leaders, in exchange for high ranking positions once Germany invades. [[Arthur Seyss-Inquart]] was a high ranking politician in Austria who received the rank of [[Reichskommissar]] once German troops crossed the border. On March 15th 1938, Hitler announces the Anschluss on the Heldenplatz.

			After the Anschluss the NSDAP rapidly commenced plans to invade the Sudetenland, a German speaking area in Czechoslovakia. During 1938 September 29th to September 30th, Adolf Hitler of Germany, Benito Mussolini of Italy, Neville Chamberlain of the United Kingdom and Édouard Daladier of France met up in Munich, attempting to form an agreement on the question of the Sudetenland. Due to the appeasement politics of the United Kingdom & France and the friendly relations between Benito Mussolini and Adolf Hitler, the Munich Agreement was signed by all four representatives. The agreement stated that Germany was to annex the Sudetenland without intervention from the United Kingdom or France. The German military occupied the region between the 1st and 10th of October.

			March 14th 1939, Slovakia broke off from Czechoslovakia. Later that day Hungary demanded southern territories from Slovakia and Carpathian Ruthenia. One day later, march 15th, the Czechoslovak president Emil Hácha visited Berlin, where he was forced to sign an agreement to give up the independence of Czechoslovakia or by this point, Czechia, to the German State. The German army occupied Czechia that same day. The next day, March 16th, Adolf Hitler proclaimed the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia from Prague Castle. The Wehrmacht and Schutzstaffel controlled the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia. A notable figure is [[Reinhard Heydrich]], a [[Oberstgruppenführer\|SS-Oberstgruppenführer]] who became known as the man with the iron heart due to his strict governing.

			The NSDAP commenced putting pressure on Poland. Hitler desired Danzig amongst other large areas. The [[Obergruppenführer]] [[Joachim von Ribbentrop]], met with the Soviet politician and diplomat [[Vjatsjeslav Molotov]]. Both leaders agreed to a non-aggression pact between the German Reich and the Soviet Union. Following this, Hitler ordered the Wehrmacht to invade Poland. This was followed up by a Soviet Invasion into Poland from the east. After 35 days Poland capitulated. Hitler and other high ranking officials started devising a plan to occupy most of Europe and the Western territory belonging to the Soviet Union.



	In 1937, the Anschluss takes place. [[Austria]] is annexed. Austrian leaders that supported Adolf Hitler before the Anschluss received extra high ranking positions. An example is [[Arthur Seyss-Inquart]], who received the rank of [[Reichskommissar]].

	Hitler would continue his conquest of Europe. [[Czechoslovakia]] was Hitlers next target. The Wehrmacht quickly defeated Czechoslovakia, and then prepared to invade [[Poland]]. At this moment, the [[Soviet Union]] threatened to invade Poland as well. The [[Obergruppenführer]], [[Joachim von Ribbentrop]], met with the Soviet politician and diplomat, [[Vjatsjeslav Molotov]]. Both leaders agreed to a non-aggression pact between the German Reich and the Soviet Union. Following this, Hitler ordered the Wehrmacht to invade parts of Poland. This was followed up by a Soviet Invasion into Poland. After 35 days Poland capitulated. Hitler scrapped his earlier plans for [[Lebensraum]]. He instead wanted to focus on Germany itself, and therefore keeping peace with the Soviet Union, unlike in our timeline.

	Hitler, together with a few other high ranking German officials met up in a military headquarters, located in Prussia, the [[Wolf's Lair]]. Among these high ranking German officials, was [[Heinrich Himmler]] and [[Joseph Goebbels]]. An assassination was attempted on the lives of Adolf Hitler, Heinrich Himmler, Joseph Goebbels, and a few other generals. This plot was called [[Operation Valkyrie]]. A table these leaders would talk at was exploded, injuring Hitler as well as Killing Goebbels and a few high ranking generals. Heinrich Himmler survived, as well as some other high ranking officials. Soon after the explosion, [[Claus von Stauffenberg]] was arrested by SS units, ordered by Himmler. Claus von Stauffenberg claimed he was alone in this conspiracy, to take Hitler down. A few other officers were arrested as well and sentenced to life in prison for the time being. Claus von Stauffenberg, on his way to the prison, had hired some people to ambush the vehicle he was traveling in and free him. This consisted out of members of [[La Hermandad del Desierto]] and Wehrmacht soldiers. The [[Valkyrie Skirmish]] commenced. This was a 3 hour long battle between the Schutzstaffel, [[SS-Begleitkommando des Führers]] and the [[Dublin Razor Gang]] against members of Operation Valkyrie. Eventually, the Schutzstaffel side prevailed. Claus von Stauffenberg attempted to escape, however, he was abruptly shot in the head by a sniper, likely being a member of this plot hired by [[Martin Heusmann]].		Hitler, together with a few other high ranking German officials met up in a military headquarters, located in Prussia, the [[Wolf's Lair]]. Among these high ranking German officials, was [[Heinrich Himmler]] and [[Joseph Goebbels]]. An assassination was attempted on the lives of Adolf Hitler, Heinrich Himmler, Joseph Goebbels, and a few other generals. This plot was called [[Operation Valkyrie]]. A table these leaders would talk at was exploded, injuring Hitler as well as Killing Goebbels and a few high ranking generals. Heinrich Himmler survived, as well as some other high ranking officials. Soon after the explosion, [[Claus von Stauffenberg]] was arrested by SS units, ordered by Himmler. Claus von Stauffenberg claimed he was alone in this conspiracy, to take Hitler down. A few other officers were arrested as well and sentenced to life in prison for the time being. Claus von Stauffenberg, on his way to the prison, had hired some people to ambush the vehicle he was traveling in and free him. This consisted out of members of [[La Hermandad del Desierto]] and Wehrmacht soldiers. The [[Valkyrie Skirmish]] commenced. This was a 3 hour long battle between the Schutzstaffel, [[SS-Begleitkommando des Führers]] and the [[Dublin Razor Gang]] against members of Operation Valkyrie. Eventually, the Schutzstaffel side prevailed. Claus von Stauffenberg attempted to escape, however, he was abruptly shot in the head by a sniper, likely being a member of this plot hired by [[Martin Heusmann]].

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	[[Leonardo Sagrada]] or another		[[Leonardo Sagrada]] or another official

	[[Gustavo Salamanca]] (former)		[[Gustavo Salamanca]] (former)

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	[[Leonardo Sagrada]]		[[Leonardo Sagrada]] or another

	~~[[Jack Nelson]] (former, temporary)~~

	[[Gustavo Salamanca]] (former)		[[Gustavo Salamanca]] (former)
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	[[Hermann Göring]] (former)		[[Hermann Göring]] (former)

	~~[[Walter Murphy]] (former, temporary)~~

	[[Adolf Hitler]] (former)</div>		[[Adolf Hitler]] (former)</div>

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	Hitler would continue his conquest of Europe. [[Czechoslovakia]] was Hitlers next target. The Wehrmacht quickly defeated Czechoslovakia, and then prepared to invade [[Poland]]. At this moment, the [[Soviet Union]] threatened to invade Poland as well. The [[Obergruppenführer]], [[Joachim von Ribbentrop]], met with the Soviet politician and diplomat, [[Vjatsjeslav Molotov]]. Both leaders agreed to a non-aggression pact between the German Reich and the Soviet Union. Following this, Hitler ordered the Wehrmacht to invade parts of Poland. This was followed up by a Soviet Invasion into Poland. After 35 days Poland capitulated. Hitler scrapped his earlier plans for [[Lebensraum]]. He instead wanted to focus on Germany itself, and therefore keeping peace with the Soviet Union, unlike in our timeline.		Hitler would continue his conquest of Europe. [[Czechoslovakia]] was Hitlers next target. The Wehrmacht quickly defeated Czechoslovakia, and then prepared to invade [[Poland]]. At this moment, the [[Soviet Union]] threatened to invade Poland as well. The [[Obergruppenführer]], [[Joachim von Ribbentrop]], met with the Soviet politician and diplomat, [[Vjatsjeslav Molotov]]. Both leaders agreed to a non-aggression pact between the German Reich and the Soviet Union. Following this, Hitler ordered the Wehrmacht to invade parts of Poland. This was followed up by a Soviet Invasion into Poland. After 35 days Poland capitulated. Hitler scrapped his earlier plans for [[Lebensraum]]. He instead wanted to focus on Germany itself, and therefore keeping peace with the Soviet Union, unlike in our timeline.

	Hitler, together with a few other high ranking German officials met up in a military headquarters, located in Prussia, the [[Wolf's Lair]]. Among these high ranking German officials, was [[Heinrich Himmler]] and [[Joseph Goebbels]]. An assassination was attempted on the lives of Adolf Hitler, Heinrich Himmler, Joseph Goebbels, and a few other generals. This plot was called [[Operation Valkyrie]]. A table these leaders would talk at was exploded, injuring Hitler as well as Killing Goebbels and a few high ranking generals. Heinrich Himmler survived, as well as some other high ranking officials. Soon after the explosion, [[Claus von Stauffenberg]] was arrested by SS units, ordered by Himmler. Claus von Stauffenberg claimed he was alone in this conspiracy, to take Hitler down. A few other officers were arrested as well and sentenced to life in prison for the time being. Claus von Stauffenberg, on his way to the prison, had hired some people to ambush the vehicle he was traveling in and free him. This consisted out of members of [[La Hermandad ~~Del~~ Desierto]] and Wehrmacht soldiers. The [[Valkyrie Skirmish]] commenced. This was a 3 hour long battle between the Schutzstaffel, [[SS-Begleitkommando des Führers]] and the [[Dublin Razor Gang]] against members of Operation Valkyrie. Eventually, the Schutzstaffel side prevailed. Claus von Stauffenberg attempted to escape, however, he was abruptly shot in the head by a sniper, likely being a member of this plot hired by [[Martin Heusmann]].		Hitler, together with a few other high ranking German officials met up in a military headquarters, located in Prussia, the [[Wolf's Lair]]. Among these high ranking German officials, was [[Heinrich Himmler]] and [[Joseph Goebbels]]. An assassination was attempted on the lives of Adolf Hitler, Heinrich Himmler, Joseph Goebbels, and a few other generals. This plot was called [[Operation Valkyrie]]. A table these leaders would talk at was exploded, injuring Hitler as well as Killing Goebbels and a few high ranking generals. Heinrich Himmler survived, as well as some other high ranking officials. Soon after the explosion, [[Claus von Stauffenberg]] was arrested by SS units, ordered by Himmler. Claus von Stauffenberg claimed he was alone in this conspiracy, to take Hitler down. A few other officers were arrested as well and sentenced to life in prison for the time being. Claus von Stauffenberg, on his way to the prison, had hired some people to ambush the vehicle he was traveling in and free him. This consisted out of members of [[La Hermandad del Desierto]] and Wehrmacht soldiers. The [[Valkyrie Skirmish]] commenced. This was a 3 hour long battle between the Schutzstaffel, [[SS-Begleitkommando des Führers]] and the [[Dublin Razor Gang]] against members of Operation Valkyrie. Eventually, the Schutzstaffel side prevailed. Claus von Stauffenberg attempted to escape, however, he was abruptly shot in the head by a sniper, likely being a member of this plot hired by [[Martin Heusmann]].

	Immediately after Hitlers death, though not being the first choice to likely overtake Hitlers position as [[Führer]], [[Reichsmarschall]] at the time, [[Hermann Göring]], assumed control of the Reich. Himmler was the first in line to become Führer but he was injured and in the hospital. Hermann Göring took the rank of [[Stellvertretender Kanzler]] on himself and kept Himmler as [[Reichsführer]]. Due to Hitler's high chance of passing away due to his injuries, Joseph Goebbels's recent death and Himmler's presence in the hospital due to his injuries, Göring appointed himself as Führer. He threatened to have Himmler arrested if he protested. Göring then would attempt to locate more conspirators aiding Claus von Stauffenberg. Ultimately he had arrested one more person, [[Helmfried Wehner]], who likely died in prison. Göring halted the investigations and ceased them a while later, due to there being no evidence there were more members.		Immediately after Hitlers death, though not being the first choice to likely overtake Hitlers position as [[Führer]], [[Reichsmarschall]] at the time, [[Hermann Göring]], assumed control of the Reich. Himmler was the first in line to become Führer but he was injured and in the hospital. Hermann Göring took the rank of [[Stellvertretender Kanzler]] on himself and kept Himmler as [[Reichsführer]]. Due to Hitler's high chance of passing away due to his injuries, Joseph Goebbels's recent death and Himmler's presence in the hospital due to his injuries, Göring appointed himself as Führer. He threatened to have Himmler arrested if he protested. Göring then would attempt to locate more conspirators aiding Claus von Stauffenberg. Ultimately he had arrested one more person, [[Helmfried Wehner]], who likely died in prison. Göring halted the investigations and ceased them a while later, due to there being no evidence there were more members.

	Hermann Göring would lead a relatively calm Germania after this incident. Eventually, Hermann Göring would become ill. It had become clear he had been poisoned. Though it was likely he was poisoned by a high ranking Germanic official, it was unclear what caused it. [[Reichsminister]] Martin Heusmann jumped to the conclusion it was by Japanese assassins, attempted to kill the Führer. Göring ordered [[Amon Goeth]] to rise to power as temporary chancellor. However, Goeth did not become this. Instead, Martin Heusmann took the rank of Stellvertretender Kanzler. He aimed for a war against the [[Empire of Japan]]. The [[Kriegsführer]], [[Rudolf Riefenstein]], devised a plan to invade the Empire of Japan. He was ordered to do so by Heusmann. In the meantime, [[Oberstgruppenführer]] [[John Smith]] interrogated and misinformed a member of [[Heusmann’s Conspiracy]], Oberstgruppenführer [[Reinhard Heydrich]], who had tried to assassinate John Smith. Reinhard Heydrich revealed Heusmann was the ringleader of the conspiracy. John Smith went to Heinrich Himmler and informed him about Heusmann's treason. Heusmann was then arrested and investigations to locate any other members of the conspiracy commenced.		Hermann Göring would lead a relatively calm Germania after this incident. Eventually, Hermann Göring would become ill. It had become clear he had been poisoned. Though it was likely he was poisoned by a high ranking Germanic official, it was unclear what caused it. [[Reichsminister]] Martin Heusmann jumped to the conclusion it was by Japanese assassins, attempted to kill the Führer. Göring ordered [[Amon Goeth]] to rise to power as temporary chancellor. However, Goeth did not become this. Instead, Martin Heusmann took the rank of Stellvertretender Kanzler. He aimed for a war against the [[Empire of Japan]]. The [[Kriegsführer]], [[Rudolf Riefenstein]], devised a plan to invade the Empire of Japan. He was ordered to do so by Heusmann. In the meantime, [[Oberstgruppenführer]] [[John Smith]] interrogated and misinformed a member of [[Heusmann’s Conspiracy]], Oberstgruppenführer [[Reinhard Heydrich]], who had tried to assassinate John Smith. Reinhard Heydrich revealed Heusmann was the ringleader of the conspiracy. John Smith went to Heinrich Himmler and informed him about Heusmann's treason. Heusmann was then arrested and investigations to locate any other members of the conspiracy commenced.

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	Immediately after Hitlers death, though not being the first choice to likely overtake Hitlers position as [[Führer]], [[Reichsmarschall]] at the time, [[Hermann Göring]], assumed control of the Reich. Himmler was the first in line to become Führer but he was injured and in the hospital. Hermann Göring took the rank of [[Stellvertretender Kanzler]] on himself and kept Himmler as [[Reichsführer]]. Due to Hitler's high chance of passing away due to his injuries, Joseph Goebbels's recent death and Himmler's presence in the hospital due to his injuries, Göring appointed himself as Führer. He threatened to have Himmler arrested if he protested. Göring then would attempt to locate more conspirators aiding Claus von Stauffenberg. Ultimately he had arrested one more person, [[Helmfried Wehner]], who likely died in prison. Göring halted the investigations and ceased them a while later, due to there being no evidence there were more members.		Immediately after Hitlers death, though not being the first choice to likely overtake Hitlers position as [[Führer]], [[Reichsmarschall]] at the time, [[Hermann Göring]], assumed control of the Reich. Himmler was the first in line to become Führer but he was injured and in the hospital. Hermann Göring took the rank of [[Stellvertretender Kanzler]] on himself and kept Himmler as [[Reichsführer]]. Due to Hitler's high chance of passing away due to his injuries, Joseph Goebbels's recent death and Himmler's presence in the hospital due to his injuries, Göring appointed himself as Führer. He threatened to have Himmler arrested if he protested. Göring then would attempt to locate more conspirators aiding Claus von Stauffenberg. Ultimately he had arrested one more person, [[Helmfried Wehner]], who likely died in prison. Göring halted the investigations and ceased them a while later, due to there being no evidence there were more members.

	Hermann Göring would lead a relatively calm Germania after this incident. Eventually, Hermann Göring would become ill. It had become clear he had been poisoned. Though it was likely he was poisoned by a high ranking Germanic official, it was unclear what caused it. [[Reichsminister]] [[Martin Heusmann]] jumped to the conclusion it was by Japanese assassins, attempted to kill the Führer. Göring ordered [[Amon Goeth]] to rise to power as temporary chancellor. However, Goeth did not become this. Instead, Martin Heusmann took the rank of Stellvertretender Kanzler. He aimed for a war against the [[Empire of Japan]]. The [[Kriegsführer]], [[Rudolf Riefenstein]], devised a plan to invade the Empire of Japan. He was ordered to do so by Heusmann. In the meantime, [[Oberstgruppenführer]] [[John Smith]] interrogated and misinformed a member of [[Heusmann’s Conspiracy]], Oberstgruppenführer [[Reinhard Heydrich]], who had tried to assassinate John Smith. Reinhard Heydrich revealed Heusmann was the ringleader of the conspiracy. John Smith went to Heinrich Himmler and informed him about Heusmann's treason. Heusmann was then arrested and investigations to locate any other members of the conspiracy commenced.		Hermann Göring would lead a relatively calm Germania after this incident. Eventually, Hermann Göring would become ill. It had become clear he had been poisoned. Though it was likely he was poisoned by a high ranking Germanic official, it was unclear what caused it. [[Reichsminister]] Martin Heusmann jumped to the conclusion it was by Japanese assassins, attempted to kill the Führer. Göring ordered [[Amon Goeth]] to rise to power as temporary chancellor. However, Goeth did not become this. Instead, Martin Heusmann took the rank of Stellvertretender Kanzler. He aimed for a war against the [[Empire of Japan]]. The [[Kriegsführer]], [[Rudolf Riefenstein]], devised a plan to invade the Empire of Japan. He was ordered to do so by Heusmann. In the meantime, [[Oberstgruppenführer]] [[John Smith]] interrogated and misinformed a member of [[Heusmann’s Conspiracy]], Oberstgruppenführer [[Reinhard Heydrich]], who had tried to assassinate John Smith. Reinhard Heydrich revealed Heusmann was the ringleader of the conspiracy. John Smith went to Heinrich Himmler and informed him about Heusmann's treason. Heusmann was then arrested and investigations to locate any other members of the conspiracy commenced.

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	Hitler would continue his conquest of Europe. [[Czechoslovakia]] was Hitlers next target. The Wehrmacht quickly defeated Czechoslovakia, and then prepared to invade [[Poland]]. At this moment, the [[Soviet Union]] threatened to invade Poland as well. The [[Obergruppenführer]], [[Joachim von Ribbentrop]], met with the Soviet politician and diplomat, [[Vjatsjeslav Molotov]]. Both leaders agreed to a non-aggression pact between the German Reich and the Soviet Union. Following this, Hitler ordered the Wehrmacht to invade parts of Poland. This was followed up by a Soviet Invasion into Poland. After 35 days Poland capitulated. Hitler scrapped his earlier plans for [[Lebensraum]]. He instead wanted to focus on Germany itself, and therefore keeping peace with the Soviet Union, unlike in our timeline.		Hitler would continue his conquest of Europe. [[Czechoslovakia]] was Hitlers next target. The Wehrmacht quickly defeated Czechoslovakia, and then prepared to invade [[Poland]]. At this moment, the [[Soviet Union]] threatened to invade Poland as well. The [[Obergruppenführer]], [[Joachim von Ribbentrop]], met with the Soviet politician and diplomat, [[Vjatsjeslav Molotov]]. Both leaders agreed to a non-aggression pact between the German Reich and the Soviet Union. Following this, Hitler ordered the Wehrmacht to invade parts of Poland. This was followed up by a Soviet Invasion into Poland. After 35 days Poland capitulated. Hitler scrapped his earlier plans for [[Lebensraum]]. He instead wanted to focus on Germany itself, and therefore keeping peace with the Soviet Union, unlike in our timeline.

	Hitler, together with a few other high ranking German officials met up in a military headquarters, located in Prussia, the [[Wolf's Lair]]. Among these high ranking German officials, was [[Heinrich Himmler]] and [[Joseph Goebbels]]. An assassination was attempted on the lives of Adolf Hitler, Heinrich Himmler, Joseph Goebbels, and a few other generals. This plot was called [[Operation Valkyrie]]. A table these leaders would talk at was exploded, injuring Hitler as well as Killing Goebbels and a few high ranking generals. Heinrich Himmler survived, as well as some other high ranking officials. Soon after the explosion, [[Claus von Stauffenberg]] was arrested by SS units, ordered by Himmler. Claus von Stauffenberg claimed he was alone in this conspiracy, to take Hitler down. A few other officers were arrested as well and sentenced to life in prison for the time being. Claus von Stauffenberg, on his way to the prison, was ~~assassinated~~ by a sniper, likely being a member of this plot.		Hitler, together with a few other high ranking German officials met up in a military headquarters, located in Prussia, the [[Wolf's Lair]]. Among these high ranking German officials, was [[Heinrich Himmler]] and [[Joseph Goebbels]]. An assassination was attempted on the lives of Adolf Hitler, Heinrich Himmler, Joseph Goebbels, and a few other generals. This plot was called [[Operation Valkyrie]]. A table these leaders would talk at was exploded, injuring Hitler as well as Killing Goebbels and a few high ranking generals. Heinrich Himmler survived, as well as some other high ranking officials. Soon after the explosion, [[Claus von Stauffenberg]] was arrested by SS units, ordered by Himmler. Claus von Stauffenberg claimed he was alone in this conspiracy, to take Hitler down. A few other officers were arrested as well and sentenced to life in prison for the time being. Claus von Stauffenberg, on his way to the prison, had hired some people to ambush the vehicle he was traveling in and free him. This consisted out of members of [[La Hermandad Del Desierto]] and Wehrmacht soldiers. The [[Valkyrie Skirmish]] commenced. This was a 3 hour long battle between the Schutzstaffel, [[SS-Begleitkommando des Führers]] and the [[Dublin Razor Gang]] against members of Operation Valkyrie. Eventually, the Schutzstaffel side prevailed. Claus von Stauffenberg attempted to escape, however, he was abruptly shot in the head by a sniper, likely being a member of this plot hired by [[Martin Heusmann]].

	Immediately after Hitlers death, though not being the first choice to likely overtake Hitlers position as [[Führer]], [[Reichsmarschall]] at the time, [[Hermann Göring]], assumed control of the Reich. Himmler was the first in line to become Führer but he was injured and in the hospital. Hermann Göring took the rank of [[Stellvertretender Kanzler]] on himself and kept Himmler as [[Reichsführer]]. Due to Hitler's high chance of passing away due to his injuries, Joseph Goebbels's recent death and Himmler's presence in the hospital due to his injuries, Göring appointed himself as Führer. He threatened to have Himmler arrested if he protested. Göring then would attempt to locate more conspirators aiding Claus von Stauffenberg. Ultimately he had arrested one more person, [[Helmfried Wehner]], who likely died in prison. Göring halted the investigations and ceased them a while later, due to there being no evidence there were more members.		Immediately after Hitlers death, though not being the first choice to likely overtake Hitlers position as [[Führer]], [[Reichsmarschall]] at the time, [[Hermann Göring]], assumed control of the Reich. Himmler was the first in line to become Führer but he was injured and in the hospital. Hermann Göring took the rank of [[Stellvertretender Kanzler]] on himself and kept Himmler as [[Reichsführer]]. Due to Hitler's high chance of passing away due to his injuries, Joseph Goebbels's recent death and Himmler's presence in the hospital due to his injuries, Göring appointed himself as Führer. He threatened to have Himmler arrested if he protested. Göring then would attempt to locate more conspirators aiding Claus von Stauffenberg. Ultimately he had arrested one more person, [[Helmfried Wehner]], who likely died in prison. Göring halted the investigations and ceased them a while later, due to there being no evidence there were more members.

	Hermann Göring would lead a relatively calm Germania after this incident. Eventually, Hermann Göring would become ill. It had become clear he had been poisoned. Though it was likely he was poisoned by a high ranking Germanic official, it was unclear what caused it. [[Reichsminister]] [[Martin Heusmann]] jumped to the conclusion it was by Japanese assassins, attempted to kill the Führer. Göring ordered [[Amon Goeth]] to rise to power as temporary chancellor. However, Goeth did not become this. Instead, Martin Heusmann took the rank of Stellvertretender Kanzler. He aimed for a war against the [[Empire of Japan]]. The [[Kriegsführer]], [[Rudolf Riefenstein]], devised a plan to invade the Empire of Japan. He was ordered to do so by Heusmann. In the meantime, [[Oberstgruppenführer]] [[John Smith]] interrogated and misinformed a member of [[Heusmann’s Conspiracy]], Oberstgruppenführer [[Reinhard Heydrich]], who had tried to assassinate John Smith. Reinhard Heydrich revealed Heusmann was the ringleader of the conspiracy. John Smith went to Heinrich Himmler and informed him about Heusmann's treason. Heusmann was then arrested and investigations to locate any other members of the conspiracy commenced.		Hermann Göring would lead a relatively calm Germania after this incident. Eventually, Hermann Göring would become ill. It had become clear he had been poisoned. Though it was likely he was poisoned by a high ranking Germanic official, it was unclear what caused it. [[Reichsminister]] [[Martin Heusmann]] jumped to the conclusion it was by Japanese assassins, attempted to kill the Führer. Göring ordered [[Amon Goeth]] to rise to power as temporary chancellor. However, Goeth did not become this. Instead, Martin Heusmann took the rank of Stellvertretender Kanzler. He aimed for a war against the [[Empire of Japan]]. The [[Kriegsführer]], [[Rudolf Riefenstein]], devised a plan to invade the Empire of Japan. He was ordered to do so by Heusmann. In the meantime, [[Oberstgruppenführer]] [[John Smith]] interrogated and misinformed a member of [[Heusmann’s Conspiracy]], Oberstgruppenführer [[Reinhard Heydrich]], who had tried to assassinate John Smith. Reinhard Heydrich revealed Heusmann was the ringleader of the conspiracy. John Smith went to Heinrich Himmler and informed him about Heusmann's treason. Heusmann was then arrested and investigations to locate any other members of the conspiracy commenced.

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	Hitler, together with a few other high ranking German officials met up in a military headquarters, located in Prussia, the [[Wolf's Lair]]. Among these high ranking German officials, was [[Heinrich Himmler]] and [[Joseph Goebbels]]. An assassination was attempted on the lives of Adolf Hitler, Heinrich Himmler, Joseph Goebbels, and a few other generals. This plot was called [[Operation Valkyrie]]. A table these leaders would talk at was exploded, injuring Hitler as well as Killing Goebbels and a few high ranking generals. Heinrich Himmler survived, as well as some other high ranking officials. Soon after the explosion, [[Claus von Stauffenberg]] was arrested by SS units, ordered by Himmler. Claus von Stauffenberg claimed he was alone in this conspiracy, to take Hitler down. A few other officers were arrested as well and sentenced to life in prison for the time being. Claus von Stauffenberg, on his way to the prison, was assassinated by a sniper, likely being a member of this plot.		Hitler, together with a few other high ranking German officials met up in a military headquarters, located in Prussia, the [[Wolf's Lair]]. Among these high ranking German officials, was [[Heinrich Himmler]] and [[Joseph Goebbels]]. An assassination was attempted on the lives of Adolf Hitler, Heinrich Himmler, Joseph Goebbels, and a few other generals. This plot was called [[Operation Valkyrie]]. A table these leaders would talk at was exploded, injuring Hitler as well as Killing Goebbels and a few high ranking generals. Heinrich Himmler survived, as well as some other high ranking officials. Soon after the explosion, [[Claus von Stauffenberg]] was arrested by SS units, ordered by Himmler. Claus von Stauffenberg claimed he was alone in this conspiracy, to take Hitler down. A few other officers were arrested as well and sentenced to life in prison for the time being. Claus von Stauffenberg, on his way to the prison, was assassinated by a sniper, likely being a member of this plot.

	Immediately after Hitlers death, though not being the first choice to likely overtake Hitlers position as [[Führer]], [[Reichsmarschall]] at the time, [[Hermann Göring]], assumed control of the Reich. Himmler was the first in line to become Führer but he was injured and in the hospital. Hermann Göring took the rank of [[Stellvertretender Kanzler]] on himself and kept Himmler as [[Reichsführer]]. Due to Hitler's high chance of passing away due to his injuries, Joseph Goebbels's recent death and Himmler's presence in the hospital due to his injuries, Göring appointed himself as Führer. He threatened to have Himmler arrested if he protested. Göring then would attempt to locate more conspirators aiding Claus von Stauffenberg. Ultimately he had arrested one more person, [[~~Helmfriend~~ Wehner]], who likely died in prison. Göring halted the investigations and ceased them a while later, due to there being no evidence there were more members.		Immediately after Hitlers death, though not being the first choice to likely overtake Hitlers position as [[Führer]], [[Reichsmarschall]] at the time, [[Hermann Göring]], assumed control of the Reich. Himmler was the first in line to become Führer but he was injured and in the hospital. Hermann Göring took the rank of [[Stellvertretender Kanzler]] on himself and kept Himmler as [[Reichsführer]]. Due to Hitler's high chance of passing away due to his injuries, Joseph Goebbels's recent death and Himmler's presence in the hospital due to his injuries, Göring appointed himself as Führer. He threatened to have Himmler arrested if he protested. Göring then would attempt to locate more conspirators aiding Claus von Stauffenberg. Ultimately he had arrested one more person, [[Helmfried Wehner]], who likely died in prison. Göring halted the investigations and ceased them a while later, due to there being no evidence there were more members.

	Hermann Göring would lead a relatively calm Germania after this incident. Eventually, Hermann Göring would become ill. It had become clear he had been poisoned. Though it was likely he was poisoned by a high ranking Germanic official, it was unclear what caused it. [[Reichsminister]] [[Martin Heusmann]] jumped to the conclusion it was by Japanese assassins, attempted to kill the Führer. Göring ordered [[Amon Goeth]] to rise to power as temporary chancellor. However, Goeth did not become this. Instead, Martin Heusmann took the rank of Stellvertretender Kanzler. He aimed for a war against the [[Empire of Japan]]. The [[Kriegsführer]], [[Rudolf Riefenstein]], devised a plan to invade the Empire of Japan. He was ordered to do so by Heusmann. In the meantime, [[Oberstgruppenführer]] [[John Smith]] interrogated and misinformed a member of [[Heusmann’s Conspiracy]], Oberstgruppenführer [[Reinhard Heydrich]], who had tried to assassinate John Smith. Reinhard Heydrich revealed Heusmann was the ringleader of the conspiracy. John Smith went to Heinrich Himmler and informed him about Heusmann's treason. Heusmann was then arrested and investigations to locate any other members of the conspiracy commenced.		Hermann Göring would lead a relatively calm Germania after this incident. Eventually, Hermann Göring would become ill. It had become clear he had been poisoned. Though it was likely he was poisoned by a high ranking Germanic official, it was unclear what caused it. [[Reichsminister]] [[Martin Heusmann]] jumped to the conclusion it was by Japanese assassins, attempted to kill the Führer. Göring ordered [[Amon Goeth]] to rise to power as temporary chancellor. However, Goeth did not become this. Instead, Martin Heusmann took the rank of Stellvertretender Kanzler. He aimed for a war against the [[Empire of Japan]]. The [[Kriegsführer]], [[Rudolf Riefenstein]], devised a plan to invade the Empire of Japan. He was ordered to do so by Heusmann. In the meantime, [[Oberstgruppenführer]] [[John Smith]] interrogated and misinformed a member of [[Heusmann’s Conspiracy]], Oberstgruppenführer [[Reinhard Heydrich]], who had tried to assassinate John Smith. Reinhard Heydrich revealed Heusmann was the ringleader of the conspiracy. John Smith went to Heinrich Himmler and informed him about Heusmann's treason. Heusmann was then arrested and investigations to locate any other members of the conspiracy commenced.