Photos from Featherston's Confederacy/ TL-191
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Given how successful Man in High Castle is wouldn't surprise me that Amazon would looking into other Alternate History series to adapt.
Second Great War propaganda featuring Superman. Superman was created in 1938 by American Jerry Siegel and Canadian Joe Shuster, and became a popular sensation for children in the United States, Occupied Canada, and even the Confederate States. During the Second Great War, Superman, along with other heroes became important icons in the US, encouraging young people to take part in the war effort by buying war bonds, planting victory gardens, giving away scraps for war material, and more. Throughout the war, he was often depicted fighting Confederate and other Entente spies and saboteurs. This led to him and other heroes being banned by the Freedom Party in the Confederacy and them creating their own variants, most notably Hyperman. Overall, Superman contributed a great deal to the United States' final victory over the Confederate States.
Soldiers of the Rhodesian Security Forces (RSF) on patrol in Operation: Cyclone during the Rhodesian Turbulence
German soldiers display captured SAPU bullet chain after a skirmish in the Drakensberg Mountains in 1974 during the South African War (1971-1979)
Citizens of Vladivostok return to their battered city after liberation in the Fourth Pacific War, 1970
Members of the Negro Defense League, captured during a failed raid on a rural town in Alabama in 1904. The NDR would continue on from 1865 until finally merging with the Reds during their Rebellion.
Soldiers and Freedom Party Stalwarts question and search a Confederate Negro in Alabama during the black rebellions of 1938-39
Barrels of the Petrograd Garrison moving towards the Russian Royal Palace and citizens look on cheering them during the Russian Revolution of 1963
I personally consider Tl-191 After the End to be official lore, and in 1963 it says that there were protests in major cities including Moscow and Petrograd
Obergruppenführer Smith
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With 20 kt you can only destroy about half of the city. Petrograd was massive even before any of the Great/World Wars.
In the last book, it was implied that the city was totally destroyed, from what the newsreel said.
Obergruppenführer Smith
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I know that, but then I really don't trust Turtledove to realize how big the city actually was.
But then again, we can always assume the Tsar was so bad at running things, Petrograd was run into the ground and just some tintown until it was blown up.
Also dont forget that the Czar had 19 years until the revolution of 63 to rebuild Petrograd, surely it could've been rebuilt in that time.
It isn't "official lore."
Canon in Turtledove's work begins and ends with Turtledove himself.
When in mean offical I mean I see it as what basically happens AND it is also the fact that no one else in Great detail has said what happens after