NSDAP

OVERVIEW

The Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei was the main political ideology of the German rebels in WWII. Formed by St. Hitler, it is a socialist, modernist, radically anti-clerical, and proto novus ordo ideology that wanted to destroy the Catholic Church with modernism and topple the HRE and fascism.

It grew in massive numbers in the late 1920s and early 1930s until exploding in 1939 when the NSDAP officially launched a revolution against the HRE and Emperor Francis. After a long hard fought war, the NSDAP was beaten and was forced into capitulation. 

Today, the NSDAP exists in very small numbers and is only really relevant to the Novus Ordo, as almost no non Novus Ordo members follow the ideology anymore.

MILITARILY

The NSDAP also had a military and paramilitary branch. The Wehrmacht composed the Heer (army), Kriegsmarine (navy), and Luftwaffe (airforce) and the paramilitary wing of the Schutzstaffel, which composed of the Allegemeine SS and the Waffen-SS.

The Wehrmacht was commanded by St. Hitler, Erich von Manstein, Heinz Guderian, Hermann Göring, and Karl Donitz. They launched and commanded most of the invasions into Austria. Ultimately at the end of the war most of the generals commanding the Wehrmacht were either imprisoned or were granted permissions to return to their commanding status in the Imperial Army. Hermann Göring, chief of the airforce was executed after his capture, Karl Donitz who was in charge of the navy was killed in 1944 after a decisive naval battle near Palermo.

The Schutzstaffel was under Heinrich Himmler and Jimmy Martin. Heinrich Himmler commanded the Allegemeine SS, or the General SS, which was tasked with security, clerical work, and logistics. Jimmy Martin commanded the Waffen-SS which was the military wing of the SS, and personally commanded the Waffen-SS during the Africa campaign. Almost all members of the SS were executed, however Himmler and Martin both managed to escape and live hidden lives. Sometime after the war Himmler fled to TinyTown to live in a new identity, and in 1973, Giacomo Lercaro was put in charge of the SS.