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An Alternate History Map in 2011by *Qsec

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The AH map related to this AH Timeline=> [link]

I just display the country which have modifed frontier and/or flag. The grey country are not modified.

~Ragnar949 Sep 20, 2012 Professional General Artist

One thing about the map, Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee would not be part of the United States, Minnesota, Iowa and Northern Illinois would be.

~Copellius Aug 11, 2012

Free States of America? My my, you even got the split star symbol.

~Spiritswriter123 Jul 30, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

I have some points I'd like to show:
1: Saar land would never join France
2: Sub-Saharan Africa is made of several different people that would probably not join together
3: Baltic countries would never join with Russia. Even if Russia conquered Baltic, they'd fight to the end

I still generally like the concept

*Qsec Jul 30, 2012

Take time to look at the timline linked in the description, it could be more clear.

~Ktosydan Jul 11, 2012

1) Siberia's western border is the Ural range.
2) Ukraine is much closer to Russia than the Baltics.

~Cheetaaaaa Jul 30, 2012

For the secon point: That may be, but the most Ukrainians I know distance themselves from Russia and Russians.

*frazamm May 9, 2012

I cannot understand how Germany has retained the same borders as modern Germany when World War II played out so differently. At the very least Germany and Poland should both have different borders.

*Qsec May 9, 2012

If you look fine. Germany losse a part of the Sarre after ww2 and gained a very little part of the Belgium after the collapsing of Belgium.

*frazamm May 10, 2012

Okay, but how come it lost so much to Poland?

*Qsec May 10, 2012

The german-polish border is the same as our timeline.

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