Hitler whisked away by aliens at last second

Didn't Stalin keep Hitler's skull in his office?

Hitler for Scotty beam me out. :d

If hitler were to come back now, he would have no power whatsoever. Soon, there will be no living people from Hitlers time. If he were to come back now, he'd be captured, questioned, detained and perhaps given the death penalty. But i'd no doubt expect them to keep him detained until they find out why/how he came back.

WHY would any aliens even want Hitler?
He was a kook and was mentally and physically ill.
He wouldn't have been up to their standards for their breeding stock.

reply to post by Requiem

Or maybe....his 'alien' managers beamed in and shot him, claiming suicide to his mates, and 'oh my' didn't make it in time, and then blew the place up, before beaming out....but for that bit with the nurse/personal assistant, get her later..

Who knows? Rotten war, anyways.

Cheers! Maybe hitler's personal doctor kept him so drugged up as to just make a puppet of the poor sargeant, so somebody different could go on about the whole jewish genocide tragedy behind the scenes. Just feeding him lines, ect. Dead in the bunker! Dead in the bunker!

When the Russians were nearing the center of Berlin, the Germans were fighting especially hard to keep the Templehof Airport open and it is said there were several planes in protected bunkers there. Another possibility would be escape of high Reich officials via another route. Otto Skorzeny was an intrepid specialist in extrication operations who had impressively plucked Mussolini out of an Italian prison using a small team of operatives. Conceivably he could have been involved in something similar in Hitler's case.

Originally posted by AD5673
Well it couldve been so because they see a great military mind and they would want to capture him

Well, as military minds go, he was bombastic, over complicated things and slow to react when the news coming in didn't match his own personal fantasies of how it should read.

Hitler cost the Germans the war. He was so desperate to get into Russia that he jumped too early, he spent far too much time effort and energy bailing out the Italians in the desert and then didn't listen to his people out in the field when the Russians decided to attack.

Hardly a "great military mind".