Recent content by zoomar

  1. Japan declares war on germany july 1941

    Japan became increasingly aligned with Nazi Germany and Italy for the following reasons stemming from the end of the First World War into the 1930s, so to reverse this to the extent that Japan became an enemy of the Axis powers in 1941, the following would have to happen: 1. Changes to the...
  2. Why isn't the Episcopal Church called the Church of America?

    After several changes over the years, the Episcopal Church is now officially named the "Episcopal Church in the United States of America" (ECUSA). Prior to the Revolution the Church was simply the Church of England (CoE), with its official head the reigning British Monarch. This simply...
  3. F4U Corsairs at Midway

    Excellent interpretation. The early successes of IJN aircraft in action against Allied P-36 and P-40 fighters, Wildcats, Buffaloes, and Hurricanes had much less to do with the supposed superiority of the A6M Zero than the excellent training and battle experience of Japanese pilots flying Zeros...
  4. Imperial Germany and the Founding of Israel

    “Onward to Israel” Imperial Germany and the Founding of Israel a 4th Level Completion Thesis by Fritz G. Meir submitted in partial fulfillment of a Master of Arts Degree Rhode Island University Zionism, Ashkenazim, the Kaiser, and the Sultan. In the late 19th Century, Zionist...
  5. An alternate Israel

    “Onward to Israel” Imperial Germany and the Founding of Israel a 4th Level Completion Thesis by Fritz G. Meir submitted in partial fulfillment of a Master of Arts Degree Rhode Island University Setting the stage - Zionism, Ashkenazim, the Kaiser, and the Sultan. In the late 19th...
  6. That Golden Dawn Sky Tl-191's history of US & CS aircraft

    Yes, given its industrial base and the long history of experience with German aviation, the US would probably be largely self-sufficient with respect to both aircraft design and construction by the 2nd Great War. I agree, the CSA's aircraft industry would be uch more likely to be dependent on...
  7. That Golden Dawn Sky Tl-191's history of US & CS aircraft

    With respect to the naming conventions of the US and CS, I'd expect that they would actually mirror those of their powerful European allies, whose aircraft they build under license. For the USA, that means a heavily Germanic approach, focusing on the manufacturer's name together with a number...
  8. That Golden Dawn Sky Tl-191's history of US & CS aircraft

    When I read these books, I tended to presume that the USA and CSA probably borrowed much from their powerful, and possibly more technologically advanced, European Allies, especially in the First Great War. I presumed many of the aircraft used by the two North American powers would be...
  9. A Different Israel in a Different World

    Unfortunately, the illustrations from this article were lost during spatio-temporal transmogrification.
  10. A Different Israel in a Different World

    “Onward to Israel” Imperial Germany and the Founding of Israel Zionism, Ashkenazim, the Kaiser, and the Sultan. Before the outbreak of the Great War, Zionist leaders, particularly Theodor Herzl, saw Imperial Germany and the Ottoman Empire as likely partners if the dream of a Jewish...
  11. South American natives settle the Falklands

    Well, to reach the Falklands in the first place they'd have to be a seafaring people, probably deriving a significant proportion of their subsistence from fishing and sea mammals. I doubt they would be horticulturalists.
  12. AHC: 'Taiwan' your country

    Uh...Following a collapse of social order in the Great Depression, together with the rise of Communist, Fascist, Southern Secessionist, and Nativist warlords throughout the former United States of America, the remnants of the US Federal Government, still with the loyalty of most of the US Navy...
  13. Jimmy Carter and "The Great Pacific War" 1931-1933

    A few days ago, I cranked up my Samsung trans-dimensional search capacitor looking for interesting stuff from the multiverse. After a few dry probes, it came back with a student essay written in 1944 by Midshipman James Carter of the US Naval Academy. I presume this is the same James Carter...
  14. “European” Native Americans

    I wouldn't see these as equivalent to the situation in the new world. It is my impression the English didn't settle Ireland as much as they were absentee landlord exploiters, so there wasn't the need to force the Irish to "become English". As to India, the English were ruling over a population...
  15. “European” Native Americans

    I really think the "racial" phenotype has much to do with how Europeans would treat the native inhabitants of the new world, unless of course these inhabitants had evolved indigenous civilizations as technologically advanced as Europeans. Presuming they were technologically equivalent to actual...
Top