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By 1995 its just top communist party officials and some stray cats. Truly a workers paradise.

In Gray Tide in the East: Tidal Effects (I forget which book) Hitler still winds up in radical politics, supporting Magyar nationalists in a surviving Austro-Hungarian Empire. I can't remember all the details, but it was a good story.

I imagine Sandra Bullock's character gets some sort of medal for near literally surviving the impossible.

Not enough time, I would guess. The mound builders and the like were well on their way towards building classical 'empires', but Europeans got into the mix to early and it all went to hell. I suspect that if an ASB decided to destroy Europe and Asia some time in the 1400's, American...

This looks incredibly useful. Thanks! :D

I've always since Conroy as kind of a "pulpy" Alt-history writer. Sure, his ideas are less than plausible, but there's still action and excitement and all that - they're good for a quick read or long plane-ride.

I would watch this.

"Big Bang" dreadnoughts, huh? I like it.

What if Ford hadn't pardoned Nixon? Would he have been convicted? How would his trial (surely to be very publicized) effect America at the time?

Never change Alternatehistory.com. Never change.

How'd it nearly kill Baen? What happened?

I think I see a small typo there.

That sounds really interesting. Wish you knew the name.

Harry Turtledoves WorldWar series. It seemed like a natural progression from Sci-fi novels.

With a POD of after 1943, stop the United Sates and the Soviet Union from entering a Cold War without the destorying ethier.

Nice to see a happy ending for Sitting Bull.

How would the inhabitents of various TL's, published (TL-191, Draka, Dies in a Fire ect) or on the site, view the events of OTL?

Having read the entirety of the Destorymen Series thusfar (I finished firestorm like two days ago), I have to say I've really enjoyed them. There not exactly deep books, but they're good for what they are. Anderson is very good at writing action scenes and building tension. His characters are a...

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On July 9th of 1850, President Zachary Taylor died (supposibly) of gastroenteritis. His death and Millard Fillmores ascention to the presidency finally allowed the Compromise of 1850 to pass, temporarily cooling tensions between the North and the South and "solving" the problem of slavery in the...