Trigger

Hermann Buchholz, known more prominently as Trigger because of his skills with firearms, is a reoccurring character in the Winnie The Vorsitzender series.

History
Buchholz grew up hunting in the nearby Tegeler forest outside of Berlin. He entered the first World War in 1915, and later on he was very famous among a select few groups of German troops because of his stunning skills with guns that some might call.. unnatural. He was dubbed "Trigger" and was transferred to the Winfried Winners, the team with national hero Hans Winfried.

From 1919-1933, his whereabouts are unknown, but some scholars say he wasn't doing anything special.

He joined the Schutzstaffel in 1933 and was on the front lines when Germany invaded Poland in 1939. Later, after he was injured in battle, he was offered the chance to be in Operation Ruxpin. He accepted and was to go on several secret missions. While being briefed about Operation Ruxpin's current progress, he met Winfried again, who was also a part of the project.

In April 1945, the Consciousness Transference Machine was used to put his mind into a toy tiger. Trigger was sent on a plane to Warm Springs, America. When he came to kill the president, he was already dead from a cerebral hemorrhage, much to his own dismay.

He made it back to Berlin on May 1st, 1945. Germany was on the brink of surrender with apparently Hitler dead. Trigger wandered aimlessly throughout Germany until he came across Winfried once more, who had just killed Stalin. WInfried led Trigger and other people who were part of Operation Ruxpin to The Hundred Acre Germany, where they live to this day.