| Display title | Piggybacking on Hitler |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A villain joins the Nazis during World War II, impresses Adolf Hitler enough to get his own squadron/unit, then uses these resources for his own gain. This villain often sees Hitler as just another obstacle to overcome later. This trope also works if you substitute Hitler/Nazis with any other historical dictator (Joseph Stalin, Kim Jong-Il, Pol Pot, etc.), but those examples are less prevalent. |