This thread is really drifting far from the original lesbian nuns topic. It started to go wrong with Uma Thurman in Pulp Fiction. All right, Hitler's own officers tried to kill him in 1944, not because he was evil but because he was losing the war. It might have worked if Von Stauffenberg had been able to get a bigger bomb into the room instead of whatever fit into his briefcase.
They seemed a little unrealistic about their prospects. At that point, the Allies (including the Soviets) were probably going to accept unconditional surrender and nothing else. Thus there was nothing to negotiate beyond just giving up. (Which is pretty much what the Germans did in 1918.) Yet that wouldn't have been such a bad deal. Better to give up when the Red Army reached Warsaw rather than waiting until they were just outside the Fuehrer-bunker. Of course, that was the way Adolph wanted it. If he couldn't have victory, then he was going to take the rest of Germany down with him.
Yes, I know it's supposed to be Hiel, but it wasn't his victory when they knocked on the bunker door. Or Hail whichever you prefer.
Actually, he believed that the Germans should suffer if they couldn't win, and thus he ordered the destruction of remaining infrastructure. However, Albert Speer refused to obey the order - about the only good thing that guy ever did. He certainly made no attempt to get out and save himself. Even the Kaiser fled to the Netherlands in 1918.
