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In [[1962]], Klein was working in the physics department at the [[University of Cambridge]]. She was recruited by Major [[Jonas Faber]] to analyse alien technology for the Reich. She became romantically involved with Faber, who gave her access to a device which had been kept locked away from everyone – the [[TARDIS]]. She was told its pilot had been fatally shot by a border patrol in [[1955]], after which his body had been stolen. Klein could not enter the vessel until a mysterious man calling himself "[[Johann Schmidt]]" gave her the [[TARDIS key]]. | In [[1962]], Klein was working in the physics department at the [[University of Cambridge]]. She was recruited by Major [[Jonas Faber]] to analyse alien technology for the Reich. She became romantically involved with Faber, who gave her access to a device which had been kept locked away from everyone – the [[TARDIS]]. She was told its pilot had been fatally shot by a border patrol in [[1955]], after which his body had been stolen. Klein could not enter the vessel until a mysterious man calling himself "[[Johann Schmidt]]" gave her the [[TARDIS key]]. | ||
Schmidt was an alternative version of the | Schmidt was an alternative version of the Doctor's [[Eighth Doctor|eighth incarnation]] who, claiming to be a fellow scientist, fabricated a "flight log" for the TARDIS to allow Klein to pilot the ship back to any of its recent destinations. Schmidt manipulated her into travelling back to 1944 on the pretext of retrieving the Doctor so that he could teach her to pilot the TARDIS. Faber saw through Schmidt's trickery but was too late as Klein had already decided to disobey his orders and make the trip into the past. She left her lover behind, promising to make him Führer by her efforts. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Klein's Story (audio story)|Klein's Story]]'') | ||
Unfortunately for Klein, her arrival in [[October]] [[1944]] alerted the Seventh Doctor to the impending alteration of history and he and Ace were able to prevent it. Klein was stranded in the proper timeline. Believing her mistake had destroyed the correct version of history, she vowed to get the TARDIS back and restore her world. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Colditz (audio story)|Colditz]]'') | Unfortunately for Klein, her arrival in [[October]] [[1944]] alerted the Seventh Doctor to the impending alteration of history and he and Ace were able to prevent it. Klein was stranded in the proper timeline. Believing her mistake had destroyed the correct version of history, she vowed to get the TARDIS back and restore her world. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Colditz (audio story)|Colditz]]'') | ||
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Klein tried to use the TARDIS to restore her exact timeline, but failed. She created what she described as a far better one. The details of the changes she made to history are unknown, except that the new Reich began in 1944. She avoided trying to bring back her lost love, Jonas Faber, because she knew she would never be able to perfectly restore the past they had lost. By [[2044]], Klein had used time travel to defeat of many formidable alien threats, including the [[Sontaran]]s and the [[Dalek]]s. | Klein tried to use the TARDIS to restore her exact timeline, but failed. She created what she described as a far better one. The details of the changes she made to history are unknown, except that the new Reich began in 1944. She avoided trying to bring back her lost love, Jonas Faber, because she knew she would never be able to perfectly restore the past they had lost. By [[2044]], Klein had used time travel to defeat of many formidable alien threats, including the [[Sontaran]]s and the [[Dalek]]s. | ||
Though the | Though the Doctor's past had been completely rewritten, his memories of his experiences with Klein resurfaced in 2044, replacing those of his alternative self. Before this, he had arranged for an attack by [[Selachian]]s from the future on Earth's [[moonbase]] to lure Klein and the TARDIS there. The Selachians used future technology to destroy the TARDIS, separating its internal and external dimensions and stranding Klein in the invasion before she could prevent it by equipping the past with knowledge from the future. | ||
The Doctor told Klein she had been tried (presumably by the Time Lords, though he did not mention them by name) and took her out of the timeline with another TARDIS specially equipped to carry out her sentence. She willingly submitted to her punishment – total obliteration from time – hoping it might restore her original timeline by preventing her from ever meeting the Doctor. | The Doctor told Klein she had been tried (presumably by the Time Lords, though he did not mention them by name) and took her out of the timeline with another TARDIS specially equipped to carry out her sentence. She willingly submitted to her punishment – total obliteration from time – hoping it might restore her original timeline by preventing her from ever meeting the Doctor. | ||
