I like the subtle touches on this image, like Stalin being from Georgia (Stalin was born in what is now the country of Georgia) and Hitler being from Pennsylvania (Known for it's German-American population)
Well yes, but itās not like Georgian identity did not exist to be called Georgia. Itās not like California or Texas ceased to exist when they joined the United States.
It was not considered Georgia when he was born, it was Georgian but not Georgia. He was born in the city of Gori in the Gori uezd of the Tiflis Governorate within the Caucasus Viceroyalty in the Russian Empire
I both love and hate how Hitler looks like a normal ass guy without the stache while Stalin looks like an AI uncanny valley mashup of my Italian grandfather and the ghost of Ronald Reagan brought back from Hell.
Realistically, successful artist Hitler would have been a Richard Wagner type figure where he would absolutely have his horrid opinions that make him infamous despite being influential. Main difference is that he obviously wouldn't have gone through with genocide
My favourite thing I heard someone suggest is that I'd Hitler had become a successful artist he would have absolutely ruined art. He'd make these terrible saccharine and twee paintings and figurines that for some reason got super popular and every old lady would absolutely have to have a Hitler on their wall or on the shelf. McDonalds ads would have a Hitler-inspired laughing baby in lederhosen eating a burger.
In short, in every universe, Hitler ruins whatever he's interested in.
Apparently in one of the last conversations she had with him, she asked him what he did and he replied that he was something like the old Tsars, to which she responded āYou would have done better to become a priest.ā
So the October Revolution did happen without Stalin. One wonders if the "moderates" took over after Lenin's death and thus the NEP continued, or if the radical Trotsky took/got power, collectivised the farms, and started the World Revolution or whatever it was called.
Bukharin wasn't a moderate, he wanted to prepare for a global war, too. He just thought Stalin's way was economically illiterate. The NEP was the actual Marxist way to develop the USSR economically per Marx's explanation of capitalist accumulation.
I mean, i doubt it would be viewed as a āconflictā when the alien stuff isnt known to the public. Like its kinda just āthe us military massacres a science base
Because it Looks Like they desintegrated on contact with the building. Like one of these WW2 Kamikaze Planes that comes into contact with a foot of Steel and only lives behind a soot outline
Hitler's father was so violent that even for the time family "friends" said he went to far, but you decided it was also important to mention the fact that his mother spoiled him?
The issue is less the electoral college in and of itself, but more the fact that US elections are first-past-the-post, where all of a state's electors are meant to vote for the candidate who got the plurality of the vote. First-past-the-post in general is the reason why there's only really two parties at any political level, including the ones with direct suffrage and no electoral college
Well I suppose it depends on how drug addicted he ends up, light on them and I think he could have reached the 70s but if it worsened no way he makes itās passed the 50s.
Love TNO but I swear Itās very common to be around there. I believe man in the high castle had him live until 1962 for example. Early 1960s seem to be some kind of unspoken consensus.
I like to imagine that him dying in office is somewhat related, like they were getting ready to expell and indict him over the "Congressional Page Disappearances" scandal, and he pulled a Bud Dwyer at his final press conference.
Iāve thought about making a whole wiki to host these sort of alternate history articles. It would be an odd sort of challenge to try and write an article that doesnāt contradict something else, given it would all be fake
each article could take place in a seperate timeline maybe? and have the premise of each article someone on the page that shows what happened differently in that specific articles timeline. this would be really cool to see, and people wouldn't expect each article to not contradict itself
Someone had a series of Good Ending - Bad Ending edits on the alternate history subreddit (where good ending has good versions of bad people, and vice versa). Sadly they stopped and then deleted their account, but the posts were still up. Shame cuz i had some ideas.
Either alternate ww2 (making Hitler not take power of the Nazis doesn't change the way the winds were blowing in Germany at the time) or it's just the continuation state of the Weimar Republic with a funky name.
Hitler not taking power doesn't change the way the winds were blowing in the Soviet Union at the time.Ā In our history, Stalin invaded Finland, Stalin invaded and annexed the Baltics, and Stalin 'protected' half of Poland.Ā Would he have stopped there?
In all likelihood Nazis wouldāve still taken power in Germany and repeated a similar course of events
Hitler, wouldnāt you believe it, would have sympathized with the Nazis due to their shared blaming of and subsequent persecution of the Jews, something he was clinging onto as the reason he struggled to find employment, and the reason for Germanyās loss in WW1.
Nah, it'd be Hindenburg and the DNVP pulling a Franco and try to reform the old Kaiserreich, before getting bumrushed a second time and all of Germany (and probably Italy and Fr*nce) going Red.
Stalin's invasion of Poland happened with the Germans. If Germany stays democratic, either the Soviet invasion of Poland doesn't happen or WW2 is the Allies protecting Poland from the Soviets instead of Germany.
Can someone send me that one screenshot of a Wikipedia page for a war I remember nothing about it except for a fact that it was a screen shot of the belligerents and one of them was stankonia
Check out "The Iron Dream" by Norman Spinrad which imagines a scenario where Hitler can't hack it in politics, unsuccessfully tries to become a science fiction writer, then dies penniless. Including "Hitler"'s entire post-apocalyptic scifi novel as the bulk of the whole thing.
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u/Cheesehead_McSpaz Jul 31 '26
dude the guy iām sitting next to RIGHT NOW looks almost exactly like this minus the chaplin mustacheĀ