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Got a little further with this. ITTL the Kodoha faction took power in Japan in a military coup in the 1930s and have pursued their Hoshinron ambitions - I am still working on how far they will have advanced into the USSR and any advice anyone has on that count would be most welcome. Another...

I really like your chaotic TLs you're making in these lists @SandroPertini98 they are very reminiscent of 1930s pulps.

Outside of the Americas, extremely WIP - this is the height of Axis advance in 1943, not long after Mexico's surprise attack upon the United States which has pursued a much more isolationist policy up to this point compared to OTL. I need to do some thinking about Africa and Asia - the lack of...

extremely spooky

Yeah, thats part of what brings about the party political crisis of the 90s.

I imagined it would be a public assassination, made to look like the IRA.

A little thing based on this bit in Tony Benn's diary that he was contacted in 1981 by a New Statesman journalist who alleged that Airey Neave, had planned to assassinate Benn if the Callaghan government was re-elected and it looked likely that Callaghan would retire and Benn would become the...

There's no need to be like that - I remember a time when it was considered a novelty to put the defeated tickets in a list.

quite badly, once the US gets going

finished that WIP The Americas at the height of Axis advance (1943/44) i will not be answering any questions in any fashion other than extremely vaguely

a little wip before the thread closes

Churchill Retires in 1950 What if Winston Churchill retired after the 1945 Conservative defeat? 1945: Clement Attlee (Labour) [1] 1950: Anthony Eden (Conservative) [2] 1957: Harold Macmillan (Conservative) [3] 1960: Nye Bevan (Labour) [4] 1961: Richard Crossman (Labour) [5] 1964: Richard...

Churchill Retires in 1950 What if Winston Churchill retired after the 1945 Conservative defeat? 1945: Clement Attlee (Labour) [1] 1950: Anthony Eden (Conservative) [2] 1957: Harold Macmillan (Conservative) [3] 1960: Nye Bevan (Labour) [4] [1] The surprising victory of the Labour Party in the...

I decided to do a map based on the religious maps - its not intended to match exactly, but it reminded me of maps I've seen of Germany where to this day the majority of East Germans identify as atheist, presumably due to the long-term impact of communist rule. Here we can see three of North...

Is there a key to explain the colours?

A vaguely Kaiserreich based idea. Presidents of the United States of America 1929-1936: Herbert Hoover (Republican) 1928 (with Charles Curtis) def. James A. Reed (Democratic), Norman Thomas (Socialist) 1932 (with Charles Curtis) def. Joseph T. Robinson (Democratic), Norman Thomas (Socialist)...

please explain

A wikibox for Smedley Butler in my TL, Enemy Within would be quite cool. He's formally confirmed as Secretary of General Affairs on 15th September 1935, and have him be the incumbent. His party affiliation should be Republican up to 1932 and from 1932 onwards as Nonpartisan.

Newt Gingrich wanted to establish a permanent manned lunar base by 2020, and introduce legislation which would have made it a state once it reached a population of 13000.

took me a while but this is what vichy france reckoned they could get out of the war