Alternate Wikipedia Infoboxes

[Martin23230]

An infobox to follow up my earlier ideas for "Greater Berkshire".
The only thing I'm not too sure on are the MPs, all the rest I'm pretty happy with.

[bobby501]

President Robert De Niro.

[Vexacus]

Originally Posted by bobby501

President Robert De Niro.

He looks more of a polotician that Borris Johnson

[Vexacus]

Here's the eleventh in my attempt at a serious series of AltHist Wikipedia InfoBoxs:

[EvilSpaceAlien]

Here's a few infoboxes I did for the American Commonwealth thread.

These are for ABS (American Broadcasting System), the public broadcaster of the American Commonwealth.

[BillyShears]

I thought this would be an interesting idea, what if companies still existed today...

Basically, Lyons in a timeline where it becomes the British Apple or more likely IBM and where BSB beat Sky

[VT45]

Someone made a couple of infoboxes involving an American monarchy, and someone else said that they found that idea objectionable. So I put it to you: which do you find more objectionable? An American monarchy, or the British monarchy ruling over all or part of America in a personal union?

[Vortigern]

Originally Posted by Vexacus

Here's the eleventh in my attempt at a serious series of AltHist Wikipedia InfoBoxs:

snip

This seems to be a fairly one-sided conflict

[Arkhangelsk]

Here's a little snippet from my timeline, which is linked in my signature.

[Elessar267]

An odd ATL I thought of where the United States has a different constitutional setup agreed to from the beginning, with a monarchy:

[deathgod]

Originally Posted by Elessar267

An odd ATL I thought of where the United States has a different constitutional setup agreed to from the beginning, with a monarchy:

Sydney, Jennifer, Kimberley? Who chose those royals?!

[Elessar267]

Originally Posted by deathgod

Sydney, Jennifer, Kimberley? Who chose those royals?!

They're American royalty. There's a conscious attempt to avoid being too British - for example, I had the idea that the monarch may only be a natural-born American married to a natural-born American, so they're consciously separate from European royalty. The King's father was a du Pont, and, as his middle name "Cornelius" betrays, his ancestors include Vanderbilts. "Sydney" was also a fairly common name in certain wealthy Southern families, particularly the Lees, in the 19th century, so "Sydney" would never have developed into a generally female name in this TL, because it was held by a King of the United States.

[MissWhatsittoya]

Behold. The Glorious Worker's State that is America, behold her beauty!


and just so you know, the Orman Rovelle Brussells mentioned is suppose to be a Lenin analouge, may make a infobox for Brussells here soon.

[d32123]

Why would the capitol of the UASR be called Brusselsgrad????

[MissWhatsittoya]

Originally Posted by d32123

Why would the capitol of the UASR be called Brusselsgrad????

Oops. I meant Brussellsville, but that's OTL Philadelphia so you know, and it's not the capital. Washington still is.

[Elessar267]

Originally Posted by MissWhatsittoya

Oops. I meant Brussellsville, but that's OTL Philadelphia so you know, and it's not the capital. Washington still is.

How did Philadelphia climb back up to largest city? What happened to New York?

[d32123]

Originally Posted by MissWhatsittoya

Oops. I meant Brussellsville, but that's OTL Philadelphia so you know, and it's not the capital. Washington still is.

Okay and then my next question is how is the population so high?

[MissWhatsittoya]

Originally Posted by Elessar267

How did Philadelphia climb back up to largest city? What happened to New York?

New York was heavily damaged during WW2, Forcing alot of NY's buisness to move to Brussellsville.

[MissWhatsittoya]

Originally Posted by d32123

Okay and then my next question is how is the population so high?

The UASR invaded and annexed Canada during WW2.

[d32123]

Originally Posted by MissWhatsittoya

New York was heavily damaged during WW2, Forcing alot of NY's buisness to move to Brussellsville.

How did NY get heavily damaged during WW2?