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  1. www.reddit.com › r › imaginarymapsGerman Victory in WW2-Ethnolinguistic Map of Europe in 1975

    The german speaking majority was given two options: Remain in Italy and be completely italianized, loosing forever the status of minority and the possibility to get German citizenship in the future. Otherwise they were given the German citizenship and had to move to Germany within some years.

  2. www.reddit.com › r › imaginarymapsGerman Victory in WW2: 1975 : r/imaginarymaps - Reddit

    This map depicts what the world would have looked like if Germany and the axis powers, excluding Japan, won ww2. In this timeline, Germany and Italy were able to make peace with Britain in late 1940, after the British Expeditionary force was entirely capitulated at the hands of the German army, failing to evacuate from Dunkirk, forcing the ...

  3. www.reddit.com › r › imaginarymapsRealistic Germany victory Scenario and the Stahlpakt

    A Viable Scenario for German Victory in World War II: The course of World War II was significantly altered in 1942. The narrative diverged from our timeline during Operation Barbarossa, with a key strategic shift towards Moscow.

  4. www.alternatehistory.com › forum › threadsThousand-Week Reich - A 'realistic' Nazi victory scenario

    30 maj 2018 · Thousand-Week Reich, abbreviated to TWR, was a series of maps and other media originally posted on the subreddit r/imaginarymaps with accompanying lore as my attempt to create a timeline in which Nazi Germany wins WW2, but keeping it as realistic as possible and avoiding a Germany-wank.

  5. www.bbc.com › future › articleThe intriguing maps that reveal alternate histories - BBC

    Another amateur map enthusiast online has explored the “1,000 Week Reich,” which they describe as a “realistic” Nazi victory scenario: “In basic terms, Germany signs an armistice with Britain...

  6. military-history.fandom.com › wiki › Axis_victory_in_World_War_IIAxis victory in World War II | Military Wiki | Fandom

    Fictional map of a victorious German Reich in 1964, according to Robert Harris' novel Fatherland. While the map is fictional, many of the named regions were real or planned names for parts of the Reich. A fictional Axis (or German) victory in World War II is a common concept of alternate history.

  7. www.redditmedia.com › r › imaginarymapsVICTORY TO THE KAISER "Map of the German Empire 1950"

    29 lip 2024 · Imaginary Maps! Share maps you have made of alternate history, fantasy, sci-fi or anything really! Join our Discord server here:...

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    imaginary maps by mahasweta devi