If Göring succeeds Hitler just before the invasion of Poland

What changes if Hermann Göring succeeds Hitler three days before Germany invades Poland?

He may postpone the invasion to consolidate power, gaining a temporary political opportunity while also giving Britain and France valuable months to prepare.

Göring's designated succession would not automatically transfer Hitler's personal authority or the loyalty of generals and party rivals. In this scenario, invading Poland three days after taking power risks leaving him vulnerable if Britain and France declare war. Himmler's ambitions and Göring's poor relationship with naval leaders add to the uncertain domestic balance. He would also need successors for his existing offices. A state funeral could provide propaganda and diplomatic opportunities while appointments and alliances were settled. The suggested three-to-six-month delay would give Britain and France additional time for industrial preparation and equipment changes, without guaranteeing a different outcome in France.