Free State of Prussia 1930 to 1990

HI,

sorry to hear that you lost parts of your message.
No - german law is quite easy in these points.

Everything that happened in 1930 was NOT under the laws of modern germany. So everything for example Adolf Hitler has said in 1929 is not to judge by modern laws.
The next point about this is, how about the situation in "old prussia" now?
The people in it, the area was transfered in time from 1930, so there exist at last a 50% right POV that the people in it lay under the laws of 1930-germany/Weimar, including Death sentence and all laws who were active in that time.
That is a can of worms nobody can judge from our POV. 

We have - parts of modern poland suddenly as "german areas (prussia)" with germans-only in it. The plot said that the whole was transferred, so the former polish people have vanished, just like the former germans in say Berlin or Hannover. 

So you have also gigantic troubles to explain why suddenly 5-10 mio germans, living in 1930-germany - should be polish people in poland. These people have not accepted (and nobody could expect them to do so) to live in foreign countries. Worse, they have NOT done anything evil - in 1930 germany had no hostile moves against poland, no mass genocide commited against slaves, jews, handicapped etc... so to blame them for crimes they have NOT done is impossible - at last under every countries law existing in 1990.

The same is true even for Adolf Hitler. We (the rest of germany, say in bavaria) know that he is the propably second most evil human in history (next to Stalin), but the laws have zero chances to catch him.
If you arrest him every judge will give him free - because the claim of his crimes are not true in the moment (the people he WILL order in FUTURE to slaughter still exist (if in the area of 1930 weimar)). 

The trick of nuernberg wouldn´t help anybody here - that was post-war, with basically unlegal acts of "winning" countries... just try that process today and every single nazi would get his liberty, basically because every judge would decline the cases (why? because it was build on "post factum"-laws, that were enforced onto people who did - at last in the judges-world (not my personal view of it!) not violate any laws of its time. That alone let em escape untouched (in modern ways).

The good thing about this is, that around 70-80% of the german jews that the nazis killed OTL in 33-45 would still be alive, so you save at last 300-500k people from death.  And you have suddenly such people like Albert Einstein living and alive, Thomas Mann or Stefan Zweig. They all were living in Prussia in 1930, so they are "back". Esp. Einstein could be VERY interesting if he and others are confrontated with "modern" physics, nukes and the whole history of humans from 1930-1990.

But also the other 43mio people in prussia - they would learn that they had supported the most evil system in human mankind, many of them would have commited incredible evil crimes - in 10-15 years. But also you have lots of very brutal and criminal people (from the communists and the SA/SS), ready to kill hostile people in political affairs. That is fundamentally different to our "modern" democratic conflicts  - basically Hamburg 2017 on steroids, all other prussia.

then you have to clear the problem  that a lot (50-100k?) "allied" forces, but also russian forces had vanished, including lots of nuclear weapons. These were on the ground of the now prussian area yesterday, today they are gone - nobody know were they are. That alone would cause HUGE problems in the countries that had stationed forces onto german ground (basically british and american forces, but also belgian and dutch if i remember correctly, but also and esp. russian and polish forces).

For poland, the loss of a few million people, more casulties as WW2 (!) this would shock the country, in a time of instability... 
even worse, if the polish police would try to inspect the things, they would be confrontated by german police and people who have zero, absolutly zero love for poland or polish police forces. You basically have a war between germans - who "rightfully" defend their country from hostile polish invasors - and polish forces who rightfully want to know what happened to their core areas of economy with a few million polish people living here till yesterday

But the biggest impact is the loss of economic values - in the EU and the world. Germany was the biggest exporter of goods in that time, if you loose 90% of these exports (for other countries NEEDED imports), worse - the financial exchange from germany to other european countries is gone - with a 3rd world-economy as 1930 weimar has germany cannot and will not finance other 3rd world european countries that are IN the EU. 

That is a big cluserf..ck of extreme dimensions... 

But stevep is utterly wrong, only parts of the GDR are in the 1930er area, thuringa, saxonia and in mecklenburg-pomerania the modern germans would stay.