Pigletlein

Dietrich Hermann Piggellein (May 7th 1926 –), better known as "Pigletlein", is the Vice Vorsitzender of The Hundred Acre Germany.

Piggellein was drafted in 1944, and quickly became a SS-Obersturmführer (corporal) under SS-Unterscharführer (sargent) Winfried. He and his commanding officer would be part of Operation Ruxpin, a plot to make hidden assassins with consciousness-transferals. Winfried's was swapped into a yellow teddy bear, and Piggellein's into a small stuffed pig.

early history
Dietrich Hermann Piggellein was born in Munich, Germany on May 7th 1926.

When he was 16, he accidentally wandered into a battlefield, where he was almost killed by a wandering American soldier, and if it hadn't been for a German sargent known as Winfried, would have died right there. Piggellein asked how he could repay him, and Winfried gave a lengthy speech that ended with "HILFE, JA JA JA." Piggellein joined the army as soon as he turned 18, and would be a private under Winfried until he was promoted to corporal in early 1945.

Piggellein was offered to be in Operation Ruxpin, and reluctantly accepted it. He was supposed to be sent to the United Kingdom to assassinate Winston Churchill, but Berlin was attacked by the Soviet forces. As Operation Ruxpin was top-secret, he was assumed to be dead after the attacks.

He would wander aimlessly around Germany with Jodi until he met Winfried again by random chance in 1953. Winfried had a small group of other Ruxpin members and led everyone to The Hundred Acre Germany, a forest south of Denmark. They built homes into the trees and adopted new aliases. This is when Piggellein became mostly known as Pigletlein.

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