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Subject: Anti-Hitler plots succeed- a focus on the Axis allies
From: Rob <raharris1...@my-deja.com>
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Yep there's always alot of talk about the July plot, but here's one
thing I was wondering.  If either the July 1944 briefcase bomb or the
March 1943 cognac bottle bomb had killed Hitler, what were the chances
of all Germany's alliances in Europe unravelling in a month or two?
Could this create enough of reinforcing spiral of bad news so that the
war ends in the following 3-6 months, in either case?