How exactly did Ireland and southern Iceland become the "Emirate of al-Sallat"?
How would Islam be started if Christianity came up later? With butterflies and all, a scenario like this would most likely mean no Muhammad to start said religion.Islam precedes Christianity ITTL, with Islam being spread around widely before Christianity came up. Hence the Islamic Celts.
How would Islam be started if Christianity came up later? With butterflies and all, a scenario like this would most likely mean no Muhammad to start said religion.
Guess the (rather vague) POD
Rather hastily made for recreational purposes only.
Fascist Britain and USA in edition to Germany, with Italy thrown under the backpedal?
Nearly. Divine intervention informs the WAllies of the threat that is communism, and hesitantly ceasefire with the Axis powers. Turkey is bribed into the war, and the WAllies fund revolts and independence movements around Central Asia. The USSR experiences a swift and efficient turn in power, Stalin gets shot during a speech and an emergency governmental council grabs the strings. Communists seize New Delhi (which is not seen on the map). Heavy machinery pours through Afghanistan and drags the WAllies into direct conflict.
Japan is just happy sailing up and down the Lena, poking soviet bodies with long sticks.
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So this is an ASB scenario then? I was a bit confused by the original wording. I guess Hitler gets a lease on life for his extermination projects in this case.
Is there much space travel here?
Ah, this is a reverse history game though. The concept here is that everything from 2014 happens as OTL, but everything before that happens differently.
There's lots of structures and works that exist as in OTL, but there are various subtle changes from OTL, for instance: Shakespeare's works are significantly different, contain some alternate history elements, and were written by a Jewish playwright named Frank Becker who used the pen name "Shakespeare" in the 1940's.
There's lots of structures and works that exist as in OTL, but there are various subtle changes from OTL, for instance: Shakespeare's works are significantly different, contain some alternate history elements, and were written by a Jewish playwright named Frank Becker who used the pen name "Shakespeare" in the 1940's.
Indeed. Similar changes to historical figures from OTL include:
Most of a year has gone by since the Canadians dragged (most of) the Entente Nuclear Project into Russia at gun point. The Russian almost have it figured out, but are running low on Uranium. Also following an accident were several workers were exposed to (just barely) lethal levels of radiation and slowly wasted away many Russian scientists have begun to wonder if these weapons are worth the horror they would inflict. Maybe a conventional victory is possible?
China is all but liberated. Japan has been bombed with enough conventional bombs that there's debate as to whether anything is worth Atomizing (as the new weapons are being refered to). Indian is liberating itself. . . very messily. The Entente are mostly in full collapse across Africa, only South Africa and their Australian comrades are adding troops as the Europeans pull soldiers back for the defense of the metropoles. The invasion of the Poe Valley is about to begin, and that will hopefully knock Italy out of the war. Sadly the Alps guard France's southern flank, while a massive web of fortifications (many of which were German built and repurposed to face the other way) has resisted Russian bombers.
There are fears about Communism though. Iberia is already rocked by partisans, the poorest of the Entente regions Communism was long quite popular there. The North Atlantic Fleet, fresh off the American assembly lines, just struck a surprising victory against the Royal Navy allowing for the invasions of Newfoundland and Greenland. The Reds might have been good for bleeding the Entente, but Moscow wants to keep them on the other side of the Atlantic(/Pacific, gosh darn Alaska is too close for comfort, and the crushing victory of the Pacific Fleet over the IJN at Hawaii has made that ocean nearly as tense).
Maybe the Nukes are needed. (Or maybe the Entente could be offered conditional surrender? The Germans would be outraged though...)
Brazil is happy. Brazil is strong.
Most of a year has gone by since the Canadians dragged (most of) the Entente Nuclear Project into Russia at gun point. The Russian almost have it figured out, but are running low on Uranium. Also following an accident were several workers were exposed to (just barely) lethal levels of radiation and slowly wasted away many Russian scientists have begun to wonder if these weapons are worth the horror they would inflict. Maybe a conventional victory is possible?
China is all but liberated. Japan has been bombed with enough conventional bombs that there's debate as to whether anything is worth Atomizing (as the new weapons are being refered to). Indian is liberating itself. . . very messily. The Entente are mostly in full collapse across Africa, only South Africa and their Australian comrades are adding troops as the Europeans pull soldiers back for the defense of the metropoles. The invasion of the Poe Valley is about to begin, and that will hopefully knock Italy out of the war. Sadly the Alps guard France's southern flank, while a massive web of fortifications (many of which were German built and repurposed to face the other way) has resisted Russian bombers.
There are fears about Communism though. Iberia is already rocked by partisans, the poorest of the Entente regions Communism was long quite popular there. The North Atlantic Fleet, fresh off the American assembly lines, just struck a surprising victory against the Royal Navy allowing for the invasions of Newfoundland and Greenland. The Reds might have been good for bleeding the Entente, but Moscow wants to keep them on the other side of the Atlantic(/Pacific, gosh darn Alaska is too close for comfort, and the crushing victory of the Pacific Fleet over the IJN at Hawaii has made that ocean nearly as tense).
Maybe the Nukes are needed. (Or maybe the Entente could be offered conditional surrender? The Germans would be outraged though...)
Brazil is happy. Brazil is strong.
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Most of a year has gone by since the Canadians dragged (most of) the Entente Nuclear Project into Russia at gun point. The Russian almost have it figured out, but are running low on Uranium. Also following an accident were several workers were exposed to (just barely) lethal levels of radiation and slowly wasted away many Russian scientists have begun to wonder if these weapons are worth the horror they would inflict. Maybe a conventional victory is possible?
China is all but liberated. Japan has been bombed with enough conventional bombs that there's debate as to whether anything is worth Atomizing (as the new weapons are being refered to). Indian is liberating itself. . . very messily. The Entente are mostly in full collapse across Africa, only South Africa and their Australian comrades are adding troops as the Europeans pull soldiers back for the defense of the metropoles. The invasion of the Poe Valley is about to begin, and that will hopefully knock Italy out of the war. Sadly the Alps guard France's southern flank, while a massive web of fortifications (many of which were German built and repurposed to face the other way) has resisted Russian bombers.
There are fears about Communism though. Iberia is already rocked by partisans, the poorest of the Entente regions Communism was long quite popular there. The North Atlantic Fleet, fresh off the American assembly lines, just struck a surprising victory against the Royal Navy allowing for the invasions of Newfoundland and Greenland. The Reds might have been good for bleeding the Entente, but Moscow wants to keep them on the other side of the Atlantic(/Pacific, gosh darn Alaska is too close for comfort, and the crushing victory of the Pacific Fleet over the IJN at Hawaii has made that ocean nearly as tense).
Maybe the Nukes are needed. (Or maybe the Entente could be offered conditional surrender? The Germans would be outraged though...)
Brazil is happy. Brazil is strong.
Guess the (rather vague) POD
Rather hastily made for recreational purposes only.