timelines:germany_by_decade
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Germany by Decade
This is a resource and working page for an original ISOT scenario started by black angel:
On February 11th, 2010, each German “Land” (state) is isotted from a different past decade. Obviously, this makes it hard to keep track of the different locations. Therefore, the below table provides some overview.
The discussion thread can be found here.
Overview
| Land (State) | Date | Country | Political Structure | Political Leader(s), Affiliation, Age | Important Figures | Major Companies | Special Sights |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Berlin | 2/11/2010 | BRD | Land Berlin (Bundesland) | Regierender Bürgermeister Klaus Wowereit (SPD, 53); in coalition with PDS | Siemens (technology) | ||
| Baden-Württemberg | 2/11/2000 | BRD | Bundesland B.-W. | Ministerpräsident Erwin Teufel (CDU, 61) | Hans Küng (71), Catholic theologian; Martin Walser (72), author | Daimler-Benz (auto), Bosch (technology), Zeiss (precision engineering) | |
| Bavaria | 2/11/1990 | BRD (West) | Freistaat Bayern (Bundesland) | Ministerpräsident Max Streibl (CSU, 57) | Edmund Stoiber (CSU, 48), Secretary of the Interior | Allianz (insurance), MAN (commercial auto), BMW (auto), Siemens (technology) | |
| Brandenburg | 2/11/1980 | DDR | Bezirk Frankfurt an der Oder | brown-coal mining | |||
| DDR | Bezirk Cottbus | more brown-coal mining | |||||
| DDR | Bezirk Potsdam (major part) | ||||||
| Bremen | 2/11/1970 | BRD (West) | Freie Hansestadt Bremen (Bundesland) | Regierender Bürgermeister Hans Koschnick (SPD, 40) | Norddeutsche LLoyd (shipowning) | ||
| Hamburg | 2/11/1960 | BRD (West) | Freie und (sic!) Hansestadt Hamburg (Bundesland) | Regierender Bürgermeister Max Brauer (SPD, 72) | Rudolf Augstein (36), editor-in-chief of the SPIEGEL; Heinz Erhardt (50), entertainer; Peter Frankenfeld (46), entertainer | HAPAG (shipowning) | |
| Hesse | 2/11/1950 | BRD (West) | Bundesland Hessen | Ministerpräsident Christian Stock (SPD, 65); in coalition with CDU | Theodor Adorno (46), philosopher/musical theorist; Max Horkheimer (54), philosopher/social scientist; Rudolf Bultmann (65), Protestant theologian; Hajo Kulenkampff (29), entertainer; perhaps: Hannah Arendt (43), publicist | Farbwerke Höchst (chemical), Opel (auto; controlled by GM) | (still marks of destruction) |
| Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania | 2/11/1940 | Dt. Reich (NS) | Freistaat Mecklenburg | Ministerpräsident Friedrich Scharf (NSDAP, 32) | Wernher von Braun (27) at Peenemünde! | Medieval buildings of the old Hansa cities (Wismar, Rostock, Stralsund, Schwerin) | |
| Dt. Reich (NS) | (part of Provinz Pommern, Freistaat Preußen) | ||||||
| Dt. Reich (NS) | Gau Mecklenburg-Lübeck | Gauleiter Friedrich Hildebrandt (NSDAP, 31) | |||||
| Dt. Reich (NS) | (part of Gau Pommern) | ||||||
| Dt. Reich (NS) | Statthalterbezirk Mecklenburg | Reichsstatthalter Friedrich Hildebrandt (NSDAP, 31) | |||||
| Dt. Reich (NS) | (part of Statthalterbezirk Danzig-Westpreußen) | ||||||
| Lower Saxony | 2/11/1930 | Dt. Reich (Weimar) | Provinz Hannover (Freistaat Preußen) | Oberpräsident Ernst von Richter (DVP, 67) (?) | David Hilbert (68), mathematician; Max Born (47), physicist; Rudolf Augstein (6), publicist IOTL | historical cities of Hannover, Göttingen | |
| Dt. Reich (Weimar) | Freistaat Oldenburg | Ministerpräsident Eugen von Finckh (69) | |||||
| Dt. Reich (Weimar) | Freistaat Braunschweig | Ministerpräsident Heinrich Jasper (SPD, 54) | residence Brunswick | ||||
| Dt. Reich (Weimar) | Freistaat Schaumburg-Lippe | Ministerpräsident Otto Bömers (no afil., 72) | |||||
| North Rhine-Westphalia | 2/11/1920 | Dt. Reich (Weimar) | Provinz Westfalen (Freistaat Preußen) | Oberpräsident Bernhard Wuermeling (Zentrum, 65) | possibly: Gustav Heinemann (20), German President IOTL, here student of law | Henkel (detergents), Bayer (chemical, pharma), Krupp (steel), RWE (electricity), Ruhrkohle (commodities) | |
| Dt. Reich (Weimar) | Freistaat Lippe-Detmold | Ministerpräsident Clemens Becker (SPD, 50) | |||||
| Dt. Reich (Weimar) | (part of Provinz Rheinland, Freistaat Preußen) | Konrad Adenauer (Zentrum, 44), mayor of Cologne; Joseph Goebbels | Old Town of Cologne, Dortmund, Essen, and other cities | ||||
| Dt. Reich (Weimar) | left bank of the Rhine occupied by allied troups) | ||||||
| Dt. Reich (Weimar) | (Pyrmont, part of Freistaat Waldeck-Pyrmont) | ||||||
| Rhineland-Palatinate | 2/11/1910 | Dt. Reich (of 1870) | Rheinprovinz (Königreich Preußen) | Oberpräsident Berthold Nasse | |||
| Dt. Reich (of 1870) | Provinz Rheinhessen (Großherzogtum Hessen) | Carl Zuckmayer (13), author (IOTL) | Old Towns of Mainz, Worms (including the place of Luther's defence) | ||||
| Dt. Reich (of 1870) | Rheinkreis (Königreich Bayern) | BASF (chemical) | |||||
| Dt. Reich (of 1870) | (part of Provinz Hessen-Nassau, Königreich Preußen) | ||||||
| Dt. Reich (of 1870) | (part of Großherzogtum Oldenburg) | ||||||
| Saarland | 2/11/1900 | Dt. Reich (of 1870) | (part of Rheinprovinz, Königreich Preußen) | ||||
| Saxony | 2/11/1890 | Dt. Reich (of 1870) | Königreich Sachsen | König Albert (61) | historical centers of Dresden, Leipzig | ||
| Dt. Reich (of 1870) | (parts of Provinz Sachsen and Provinz Niederschlesien, Königreich Preußen) | ||||||
| Saxony-Anhalt | 2/11/1880 | Dt. Reich (of 1870) | Provinz Sachsen (Königreich Preußen) | Oberpräsident Robert von Patow (75) | Magdeburg: Old Town, including important Baroque street, ~20 churches of different epoches | ||
| Dt. Reich (of 1870) | Herzogtum Anhalt | Herzog Friedrich I. | |||||
| Schleswig-Holstein | 2/11/1870 | Königreich Preußen | Provinz Schleswig-Holstein | Oberpräsident Carl Scheel-Plessen | Kiel | ||
| Freie Hansestadt Lübeck | Freie Hansestadt Lübeck | Cathedral, main churches; old storehouses | |||||
| Großherzogtum Oldenburg | (part of Großherzogtum Oldenburg) | ||||||
| Thuringia | 2/11/1860 | Großherzogtum Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach | Großherzog Carl Alexander | Zeiss (precision engineering) | |||
| Herzogtum Sachsen-Coburg und Gotha | Herzog Ernst II. | ||||||
| Herzogtum Sachsen-Meiningen | Herzog Bernhard II. | ||||||
| Herzogtum Sachsen-Altenburg | Herzog Ernst I. | ||||||
| Fürstentum Reuß ältere Linie | Fürstin Caroline von Hessen-Homburg (she's the regent) | ||||||
| Fürstentum Reuß jüngere Linie | Fürst Heinrich LXVII. (wow!) | ||||||
| Fürstentum Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt | Fürst Friedrich Günther | ||||||
| Fürstentum Schwarzburg-Sondershausen | Fürst Günther Friedrich Carl II. | ||||||
| Königreich Preußen | (part of Provinz Sachsen) | Franz Liszt (48), composer and virtuoso | Weimar (conserved rather than reconstructed) |
Political entities in bold face are independent states, as opposed to part of some greater German state/country. Special sights include particular historical buildings and sceneries which have been destroyed IOTL.
Influencial Germans outside Germany
The world outside Germany is not subject to any ISOT. The following Germans are staying outside Germany at the critical time:
- Angela Merkel (CDU, 55), Federal Chancellor: Brussels, Belgium (on a EU summit)
- Benedict XVI., aka Joseph Ratzinger (82), Pope: Rome, Vatican State
Duplicated Persons
- Rudolf Augstein (see above, Hannover + Hamburg)
- Perhaps: Edmund Stoiber (Brussels + Munich)
Duplicated Companies
Siemens (Munich, Berlin), Karstadt (department stores in many cities), Zeiss (Jena and Aalen)
Eliminated Persons (living in 2010 of OTL)
- Günter Grass, author
- Jürgen Habermas, philosopher
- Helmut Kohl, ex-chancellor
- Helmut Schmidt, ex-chancellor
- Alice Schwarzer, publicist
- Uta Ranke-Heinemann, theologian and politician
Eliminated or Extremely Impaired Companies
- Deutsche Bank, Dresdner Bank, Commerzbank: decentralized by order of American occupation forces. In Frankfurt istead of their headquaters: Deutsche Bank: Hessische Bank; Dresdner: Rhein-Main-Bank; Commerzbank: Mitteldeutsche Creditbank)
- Lufthansa: headquarters gone (Cologne); airport Frankfurt: hardly operable
- Volkswagen
- Varta, Telefunken, Agfa
Sports
All major German soccer clubs exist.
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