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No one but this Weber fellow has ever said that Hitler's fellow soldiers helped found the Nazi Party. Hitler never saw most of them again after the war ended. He took over an existing party made up of railroad workers to launch his own party, with none of his former military associates present. I read this book. There is "too much information," a lot of it having zero to do with Hitler. The fellow quotes letters the chaplain wrote and letters some of the other men wrote to their families, none of it accusatory toward Hitler. He goes a bit far afield. He is German-born, so maybe he feels a little "guilt."
Anyone near the trench lines, including some distance behind such lines was always in grave danger in WWI due to possible gas attacks, heavy artillery barrages, airplane attacks and/or possible enemy tank and infantry breakthroughs. Hitler served at the List Regiment's headquarters, a place always known to the enemy due to air surveillance and often shelled. He was a HQ runner, but he was often sent to the edge of No Man's Land when enemy artillery destroyed German telephone hookups. In fact he was liked because the other men saw that he would always aid a wounded man and he never minded taking on extra duty if for some reason another runner couldn't carry out his assignment. (They also liked it that he was always willing to trade his tobacco ration for their jam.)