Trump Reportedly Wants to Nix Chief of Staff Position, Have Four 'Co-Equal Principals' Instead

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24. Time to Godwin this - this is how Hitler 'organised' his government

see eg https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=Fln44TTgDLIC&pg=PA224&lpg=PA224 :

"Which of Hitler's offices would actually make the decision? His chancellery actually contained six."
or

But inside, Hitler was pursuing methods which resulted in administrative chaos.
The Grand Reich Chancellery was a hive of political infighting and backbiting, as rivals with ill-defined jobs fought against each other for Hitler's favour.
Hitler's working life was organised not by one private office, but by five: the office of the Reich Chancellery, under Hans Heinrich Lammers; the office of Hitler's personal adjutant, under Wilhelm Bruckner; the office of the Presidential Chancellery, under Otto Meissner; on the second floor, the office of the Chancellery of the Führer, under Philipp Bouhler; and finally, the office representing the Führer's deputy, under Martin Bormann.
Although based in another building, Bormann was most often at Hitler's side.
All of these different offices claimed to represent Hitler.
A large portion of their time was spent fighting each other.

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