Contrary to what the world believed, Adolf Hitler faked his death and escaped from Berlin as the allies advanced. He had recently learned of the existence of a son, which he had fathered in Vienna many years previously when he was a struggling artist. Renewing the relationship from before WW1 he and his son set about exacting their revenge on the Allies. Hitler sends his son, Kurt, to France to recover his private stash of pillaged fine art and artifacts, and with the proceeds purchases a chateau in Switzerland. The chateau becomes home to former Hitler youth members, where under the guise of a training establishment they form a secret society. Hitler is not so foolish as to believe that he can achieve his aims with force; he had tried that and failed, but this time he takes a more clandestine approach. Using a series of bribes, threats and assassinations the organization manoeuvres key personnel into positions of power throughout Europe. They also recruit the help of the Japanese Yakuza, who have a similar beef against the USA. By the nineteen sixties the Common Market had been established and Britain was keen to join, but President de'Gaulle vetoes their membership on two occasions. As Britain's membership of what was to become the European Union was an essential part of Hitler's plan, the organization is on the verge of removing the French President, when he steps down and Britain's membership is approved. Also in the sixties, to show good faith with their Japanese friends, the Organization and their Japanese colleagues mount a joint operation to deal a blow to the US and President Kennedy is assassinated. At around the same time the IRA become active and develop a strong relationship with the Organization, who are happy to aid them with finance and information. Hitler and his by now substantial organization, with numerous agents world wide, do not have things all their own way however; an MI6 operative has, by sheer chance, heard about the recovery of Hitlers hi