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'''Adolf Hitler''' (born 20 April 1889) is a German politician, who has served as the Führer and Reichschancellor of the [[Greater Germanic Reich]] since 1934. He rose to power within the National Socialist German Worker's Party, becoming its leader, before taking power in Germany in 1933. Acting with near-absolute power, he turned Germany into a totalitarian fascist state, and led the Reich into the Second World War. Since the war's end and Germany's victory, he has ruled Germany for almost three decades at game start, though has become increasingly incapable of ruling as he has aged. Slowly, members of his inner circle mainly consisting of [[Martin Bormann]], [[Hermann Göring]], [[Albert Speer]] and [[Reinhard Heydrich]] have carved out positions of power, and are only kept in check by the Führer's continued leadership.