What would have happened to Hitler if he surrendered himself to the Soviets?

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The discussion centers on the historical implications of Adolf Hitler's suicide, specifically contemplating what might have occurred if he had surrendered to the Soviets instead. Participants speculate that surrendering could have led to his execution, as the Soviets were known for their harsh treatment of captured enemies. There is also a suggestion that doubts about his identity could have arisen, questioning the authenticity of any claims he made if captured. The conversation briefly touches on the coincidental timing of personal events, but the primary focus remains on the hypothetical outcomes of Hitler's potential surrender.
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In two days, it will be 64 years to the day that Hitler committed suicide.

What would have happened to Hitler if he had surrendered to the Soviets instead of committing suicide?
 
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17 years to the day since my aunt's house was re-wired!

WhiteTim said:
In two days, it will be 64 years to the day that Hitler committed suicide.

Wow … what a coincidence! …

in 5 days it will be 17 years to the day since my aunt had her house re-wired! :smile:
What would have happened to Hitler if he had surrendered to the Soviets instead of committing suicide?

Well since the Russians wanted to execute everyone instead of having the Nuremberg trials, i suppose they'd have executed him. :rolleyes:
 
WhiteTim said:
In two days, it will be 64 years to the day that Hitler committed suicide.

What would have happened to Hitler if he had surrendered to the Soviets instead of committing suicide?
Been justifiably suspected of not being Hitler at all.
 
I doubt if they would have "waterboarded" him.
 
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