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“Where some states have an army, the Prussian Army has a state.” In the aftermath of the First Scinfaxi War, these words once again rang true for the German Reich. With the death of Hitler and the majority of the Nazi leadership, the Wehrmacht found itself the sole remaining organization in Europe capable of restoring order. German forces swiftly took control of territories devastated by the Scinfaxi siege, from the Atlantic Coast to the frontiers of former Poland. The new military government eschewed the divisive racial ideologies that formed the core of National Socialist politics; the SS was purged in an effort that culminated in Operation Flycatcher, in which over 70 prominent SS and pro-Nazi officers were assassinated.
