Adolf Hitler

"I had to let PE4 go. As per instructions, I've shipped it to Europe. H. has it, so I assume the war will begin as soon as he can take over. We'll let him have his fun... and then end it with a bang, as planned."

―Henry Ford, in a letter to Thomas Edison.

Adolf Hitler (1889 – 1945) was the leader of the National Socialist German Workers' Party, also known as the Nazi Party, serving as Chancellor of Germany from 1933 to 1945.

Biography

In 1933, Hitler was under the influence of the Templar Order, obtaining an Apple of Eden from Templar industrialist Henry Ford to utilize as a catalyst for initiating World War II. Alongside fellow Templar puppets, Roosevelt and Stalin, Hitler brought on the turmoil and fear necessary for Abstergo Industries to push forward its industrial development and take control of the working population.

The Templar grand plan was also to eventually came to save the old continent through the Americans to firmly establish their control over Europe. However, the pawns soon escaped from the Templars' control, having their own ambition for the future of the world, forcing the Inner Sanctum to launch the Americans' atomic program in order to counter Hitler who was now totally out of control.

On 30 April 1945, at the end of the war, Hitler executed his body double inside the Führerbunker and planned to meet Winston Churchill with the Apple of Eden at a rendezvous point. However, upon leaving the bunker, Hitler was killed by Assassins.

Trivia

• Historically, Hitler won the Iron Cross twice during World War I for bravery. The Iron Cross resembles, in this instance, the mark of Cain, and the Teutonic cross.
• Hitler planned to revive the Knights Teutonic, as he greatly admired their work during the Crusades.