Was the end of WW2 enough to break the mentality of fanatical Nazis/Germans who were loyal to Hitler, if not what came of them?

by Jacob_exe
lojafan

Not for all, no. Most of those who continued on believing German National Socialism either left Germany or assimilated back into society as best as they could. De-Nazification was very successful, so those who continued on would have likely been the ideological "hardcore". I don't think there are many specifics on the subject as a whole. It mostly focuses on the high ranking Nazis who were not executed or imprisoned for long and those who would have been executed or imprisoned for life, but escaped punishment.