Growing up in the middle of the Lebanese civil war made it nearly impossible to have a decent life without having to fight for it every single day.
Hitler’s father, known as the Godfather of their family, was a brave fighter and honorable man. He taught Hitler to be the kind of man others could respect and depend on. Following his father’s example, Hitler joined the armed militia as a young man and fought bravely for his homeland and for those who could not defend themselves.
Even after the civil war ends, a happy and peaceful life does not come easily for Hitler and his family. Armed conflicts continue, terrorism abounds, and drugs infiltrate their beautiful valley. Laws are not enforced by the absentee state, and the strongest force their control over the weak through domination and violence. No longer a soldier, Hitler still cannot stand by and watch his homeland and family be destroyed by violence and drugs. His efforts to combat the violence and drugs that are taking over the valley make him a hero in the eyes of those he protects, but to his enemies he is a threat that must be eliminated.
How long can Hitler fight before his enemies close in?