SvC 6|8 Ernst Röhm: Revered as a Founder of the Salvation Army Charity After World War 1. Ineligible Twin Brother of Prince Edmund Hitler the Hohenzollern. episode artwork

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SvC 6|8 Ernst Röhm: Revered as a Founder of the Salvation Army Charity After World War 1. Ineligible Twin Brother of Prince Edmund Hitler the Hohenzollern.

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Revered Founder of the Salvation Army Charity after World War 1. Seriously wounded and disfigured in the face by an artillery explosion during WW1, his life was saved by his standard issue helmet. Someone got his attention and asked him a seriously interesting question, which caused him to turn towards them just as the shell went off. He gethered together people with similar experiences, particularly people awarded a permanent medical dishcarge Iron Cross by the German Military, and dedicated himself to charitable causes. He had a massive respected following in Germany, until his horrific murder in 1934.

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