In Fiction
In Harry Turtledove's "Hitler's War", Henlein is assassinated by a Czech named Jaroslav Stribny around 28 September 1938. Hitler, in the story, then starts World War II two days later on 30 September 1938 - almost a year earlier than it occurred in actual time line.
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