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** Prince Louis Ferdinand of the House of Hohenzollern is welcomed back by Rommel and the Wehrmacht leadership, leading to the restoration of [[Imperial Germany]]. |
** Prince Louis Ferdinand of the House of Hohenzollern is welcomed back by Rommel and the Wehrmacht leadership, leading to the restoration of [[Imperial Germany]]. |
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** Subverted with the United Kingdom. A demoralized Britain transitions to republican rule following King George VI's abdication in 1952. His brother, Edward Windsor, however, manages to becoming a popular figure in the new Commonwealth, but never seeks to regain the Crown. |
** Subverted with the United Kingdom. A demoralized Britain transitions to republican rule following King George VI's abdication in 1952. His brother, Edward Windsor, however, manages to becoming a popular figure in the new Commonwealth, but never seeks to regain the Crown. |
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* [[Stay in the Kitchen]]: Subverted. One paradox amidst the changes brought by Longism, social and gender dynamics in America are more conservative than OTL. But while the housewife is still seen as the cultural peak of "womanhood" in the US, there's no discrimination against women pursuing various careers, nor a stigma against female politicians. |
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* [[Zeppelins from Another World]]: Subverted. The Hindenberg incident never happens...but a combination of cheaper airlines and a series of high profile disasters in the 1940s leads to a later discrediting of airships. |
* [[Zeppelins from Another World]]: Subverted. The Hindenberg incident never happens...but a combination of cheaper airlines and a series of high profile disasters in the 1940s leads to a later discrediting of airships. |
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