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[Hitler] Why are fictional Nazis always so concerned with cloning/preserving/bringing back Hitler?

I mean Hitler certainly was the most iconic Nazi leader and perhaps the most powerful and charismatic one, but he was not the entirety of the Nazi movement. Why do we never see any Nazis who want to bring back Ernst Röhm, Dr. Goebbels, the Strasser brothers or Rudolf Hess?
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He more or less *was* the entirety of Nazism. There was an unwritten policy in the Nazi hierarchy called the *Führerprinzip*, or that Hitler's word was more or less law, and always took priority over the law as it was written. There was also the idea of "working towards the Führer" (popularized by historian Ian Kershaw). Hitler was a notoriously hands-off ruler in most fields of administration, content to give vague orders and let his underlings handle it. As a result, Nazi officials were left trying to determine the best way to fulfill Hitler's wishes, or what they perceived Hitler's wishes to be. As a result, this led to a culture of constant infighting and one-upmanship between officials trying to prove that they knew what Hitler wanted better than everyone else.