German Economic/Political Problems in a delayed WW2 TL

The most complicated problem started in 1933, when Germany began to default on interest payments on state, municipal and corporate bonds. To give her a breather, President Hoover arranged a moratorium on all payments in 1931. Shortly after, Adolf Hitler repudiated the whole debt; he charged that it was caused by reparations and was one of the injustices of the Versailles Treaty.* As the market value of German bonds tumbled, Hitler's agents quietly bought up blocks of them at fractions of their par value, stored them away in Berlin

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There has been several Discussions about a delayed WW 2 and a consensus about Germany having Economic problems if it happens.
?But what would be the Political Problems, Both Internal and Internationally?

Early August 1939
The Furher's Plane crashes. [Pick your own reason.

Septembre 1939
Smooth Government is reestablished, Himmler?? is Chancellor, Hess is figurehead President.
No Poland Invasion.

Early 1940
Internal German Bonds begin coming Due.

Summer 1940
Germany goes Bankrupt
Millions of Germans lose everything.

?What happens Next?
 
Nothing:eek:
No --The Anchlluss would unravel due to the Rioting.
No -- France reoccupying the Rhur.

I thought a Europe cooping with a Germany in Meltdown would be Interesting
 
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