Did super Nazis fear that Hitler would cast them aside? - #OOTF #shorts

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[VramsGamingChannel]

I read somewhere that Reinhard Heydrich was considered a viable successor to Hitler and was actually thought of as being not only potentially more ruthless than Hitler (amazingly) but also much more competent. Theories abound that before his assassination in 1942, that the Allies didn't necessarily want to assassinate Hitler and potentially bring somebody into power who could turn the tide for Germany.

[dashandtuch]

He wasn't a supernazi. Couldn't even fly.

[robertjarman]

OK guys, I'm beginning to think that Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection might not be applicable to corporate culture and how we should decide who gets promoted and fired in this organization.

[jonathanljohnson]

When you get that many narcissistic sociopaths in a group, everyone in the world is at risk!

[angusyang]

Heydrich got targeted by the Czechoslovak resistance instead

[AllahCat]

Hitler also made sure the party was constantly competeing with eachother by setting up multiple reduntant offices

[Error__Account_Deleted]

I love the story of how they got ole Reinhardt in the end

[JFKismyhusband_]

Happend to Hermann Göring and Ernest Röhm

[rfvtgbzhn]

He was killed by resistance fighters shortly after that. We'll probably never know if Hitler would have disposed of him otherwisr.

[gaiushenrique]

Hitler always tried not to create conflicts within the party, he knew some people think differently from him on various topics like Alfred Rosenberg for exemple

[StoriedHistory]

Not sure what's more amusing, the phrase "Super Nazis" or Sparty's incredulous tone saying it.

[hannahskipper]

Everything about Heydrich gives me the creeps.

[TakaD]

1. You should not call them 'supernazis'... but 'ubernazis' ;)
2. On the risk of sounding like a Hitler apologist: the more I learn about him and the various concentric nazi circles around him, the more I'm under the impression that Hitler wasn't even the worst of the bunch. Himmler e.g. was a lunatic and a lot of barbaric decisions or actions came a long way down to mid and even low level nazis, officials, soldiers, policemen and even ordinary citizens. I mean it's one thing to order killing people and actually smashing a little kids head in on a stone brick wall. If you don't reconsider then, you left humanity.

[stevenstoll]

To quote Norm from Cheers: "It's a dog eat dog world, Sammy, and I'm wearing Milkbone underwear."

[pedrobarbosaduarte]

Bruh super nazis? Wtf is this? A power up? 😂

[markbanash]

I wonder what was the menu at that cafeteria.

[ErtaiCZ]

Well, we Czechs were so kind and helped him to get rid of that fear... permanently.

[dogtheirishpup]

You said it was a dog eat dog environment which kinda made me chuckle because I have that exact phrase tattooed onto my arm😭😭

[dietwald]

The difference to Stalin was that Hitler's wrath was predictable.

[WhiteLeviathan]

Supernazi? Is the regular term not hard hitting enough or something 😂