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Also expect to see NK pay through the nose for that action.

Not half as costly as it'll be for North Korea. :D

Nuestra Patria(continued) Chapter 9 In January of 1980 the “war of the mountains” would leap back into the world spotlight with a vengeance as Chilean commandos seeking to exact retribution on their country's behalf for the humiliation it had suffered in the Santiago air strike attacked an...

As a power-mad egomaniac who goes out of his way to persecute the older generation. Basically it turns Holly into a cross between Holden Caufield and Stalin.

The Ottomans would likely have fought Russia. Don't forget the Ottoman and Russian empires went to war at least once in the 18th century, and OTL Turkey was opposed to the Soviet Union during the Cold War.

My guess is the original poster took it down in a fit of embarrassment. ;)

Hard to say, although early reviews for his new Benghazi flick might give us a clue.

A Cold War TL depicting a hypothetical naval confrontation between NATO and Warsaw Pact naval forces at the start of World War III. Of particular note is the author's alarmingly realistic portrayal of a Soviet missile submarine's last moments as it is sinking into the Baltic. Hey, come back...

Welcome to the club. :) I'm thinking they might use a Maori-influenced icon for their new roundels.

Personally I think we should rename them the Beavises, since Dan Snyder's a butthead.

Sounds a little redundant, don't you think? It should just read "filled the void after the Thatcher-supporting Daily Mail's collapse".

(Bleep)Hugo Chavez and the motorcycle he rode in on.

Can't wait to see what happens with the Falklands and Andropov in this TL.

Just what I was going to say.

A political thriller ATL in which Alexander Haig's ambition gets the better of him and he tries to take over the U.S. presidency while Reagan is recovering from John Hinckley's assassination attempt. An outraged Reagan responds by ordering Haig's arrest for treason, and a standoff ensues which...

Reason doesn't always factor into Balkan politics.

The ASB factor is off the charts here. There's no way on earth Mongolia and Bolivia go to war.

And if Bulgaria isn't dismembered but chooses instead to put up a fierce resistance to the division of its territory, what then?

Powder keg waiting for a spark, indeed. :eek:

Last night I was perusing Wikipedia and I came across an article about Romania being a participant in the Second Balkan War(June-August 1913). After a while I got to thinking: could the conflict have escalated into a world war, and if so what would it have taken to bring that about? So now...