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Paul von Hindenberg was a pretty impressive person. One of the senior commanders in WW1, and he didn't seem too bad as president. The problem was, though, that he was so old when he became president, perhaps lacking in energy, which might've been why it was hard for him to stand up to Hitler, and of course, he eventually died and Hitler made full use of the occasion, merging the positions of president and chancellor, so that Hitler was both (although he used the title of "Leader", not "Chancellor").

How do Germans view him?

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