What if Hitler was alive today?

I suppose he never died and never dies. He lives as a template for arguments and discussions.
"Hit-ler" is just a synonym for Hit-man. That famous bald guy from a genious videogames series is him.
They cloned him. Made him be more outrageous and stylish.

There were enough poison to Hitler, and I also refuse to believe in his inhuman steps. I've met guys from the other forums who convinced me in Hitler's non-participation of the processes.

About Hitler's deeds I read from Lovecraft's diaries and S. T. Joshi's biography of him (Lovecraft) that - exactly as you said - Hitler and the Reich - was rather Romanian true incarnation or reabilitation, and some of all those we used to see as bad deeds are the result of non-cooperative well (from the other countries like GB) actions, support, etc. Lovecraft hated T. W. Wilson because of pacifistic views of him, and the writer wanted to join the army, however, his health was pretty bad for it so Lovecraft served not a long time as a sanitar.

Actually Slavs did not do anything since Vladimir the Great and Yaroslav the Wisest. Emperor of Russian Empire tried to restore the Empire, but there always was some bad streaks in their greed or non-strickes manners that didn't help them. Besides all the Emperor's of Russian Empire was more or less Germans (it's a fact). The last Emperor was Slav in 1/128 part.

Anyway, I agree with Lovecraft in his assessment about marxism-communism. He rightly objected it, yet said that Slavs are all marxists-communists. This is not, if to take the situation before 1917, however the commies played on that that the lowest stratas (the biggest number of population) are exploited and so on. Commies played on feelings of people. It is creepy and horrible to think that so major people believed in that. Not all of them. Christians and the emperor servants, and also many scientists like Ivan Pavlov didn't believe them. Not all of them left USSR, but the number of believers amoung them was pretty low.

Lovecraft, by the way, had a book (at least one of such) of Russian writer L. Andreev (who's pen name was James Lynch). I guess Lovecraft would find more interesting features of Slavs if he had read Nickolai Hogol and Gregory Skovoroda (both are Ukrainians). Because stylishly they are like Mary Shelley and Edgar Allan Poe (the famous writer of Lovecraft). Also, there must be said that Slavs didn't do well allowing communism had occured in their history. It's the real tragedy, and I think during WWII they paid for this. Obviously that it's hardly to imagine anything like it was during WWII between Germany and USSR and the same with Russian empire. The last one was strongly against such views as communists had. And if you know long before 1917 there were large amount of terrorism cases in Russian empire, some of those were known as impingement on the Emperor's life. Terrorism is the weapon of commies, and certainly there are no excuses for them for what they have done.

Ivan Pavlov said, once about Stalin's "deeds": “On account of what you are doing to the Russian intelligentsia —demoralizing, annihilating, depraving them – I am ashamed to be called a Russian!”, once to Lenin about his and the others like him views: "For the kind of social experiment that you are making, I would not sacrifice a frog’s hind legs!". (Source: www.mentalfloss.com/article/85670/12-facts-about-ivan-pavlov).