What if Hindenberg didn't die?

Soldjer325 wrote:

When Hitler was appointed chancellor in 1933, the only other leader of Germany, at the time, was President Paul Von Hindenburg, who tragically died in later that year. So, what if Hindenburg never gave special powers to Hitler's government in March of 1933 in the Enabling Act, and also never died in 1934 from lung cancer (what if he never contacted it). There are numerous factors in pre-Nazi Germany that could cause a few different circumstances, but I'm not sure of any.

Yeah, wrong Hindenburg....

Oh, the humanity!

If Hindenburg never gave Hitler those special powers then Hitler would have most likely try to take over with force kicking off a civil war. Im guessing Hitler would gain a lot of support from the Military who were unhappy with the Treaty of versailles and the public who were desperate with the Great Depression and what not. But this civil war may have bought in france or even the UK to intervene and could of seen Hitler removed. It all depends if France and the UK would let Hitler take over or not.