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 [Book] Robert Cowley - 'More What If'
The aforementioned essay about Harold Godwinson suggested that, instead of a World being carved up between Spain, Potugal, Holland, France and England, vast amounts of the Northern Hemisphere would be dominated by a vast Empire of vikings and other Scandinavians, with Britain as the 'jewel in the crown'.
Or what if, indeed, Hitler had not killed himself in his Berlin bunker in 1945?
No longer was 'More What If' a bunch of pompous historians extrapolating and hypothesising their wills, it was a bunch of writers musing on that question that can spark the most excited, if ultimately futile, debate.
forums.livingwithstyle.com /archive/index.php/book-robert-cowley-more-t159415p1.html   (724 words)

  
 atlantis part2
While expeditions to Uncharted Jungle Regions may run year-round, expeditions to Antarctica tend to be rather quick affairs that take place during the austral summer, which is wintertime in the Northern Hemisphere.
The focus shifted to Antarctica, a mission was devised, and Hitler chose Captain Alfred Ritscher, a veteran of missions to the North Pole, to command the expedition on the MS Schwabenland.
Interesting synchronicity: USN Rear Admiral Donald Baxter MacMillan (1874-1970) was an Arctic explorer and scientist who organized the personnel for the 1908-09 Robert Peary expedition to the North Pole.
www.rongtolas.com /chap_17.htm   (724 words)

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