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* ForWantOfANail: In contrast to the regular Tl-191 books, the author decided to play this straight and avoided using historical figures from our timeline born after the original 1862 point of divergence. In particular the author decided to butterfly away all real-life figures born after 1920.
* ForWantOfANail: In contrast to the regular Tl-191 books, the author decided to play this straight and avoided using historical figures from our timeline born after the original 1862 point of divergence. In particular the author decided to butterfly away all real-life figures born after 1920.
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** And for all the differences, the mastermind behind the first lunar landing is ''still'' Wernher von Braun. Only this time for the German Empire.
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** And for all the differences, [[InSpiteOfANail the mastermind behind the first lunar landing is ''still'' is]] ''[[InSpiteOfANail still]]'' [[InSpiteOfANail Wernher von Braun.Braun]]. Only this time for the German Empire.
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''[[https://www.alternatehistory.com/forum/threads/tl-191-after-the-end.100997/ Timeline - 191: After The End]]'' is an Website/AlternateHistoryDotCom series started by "David bar Elias". The series is ContinuationFic of Creator/HarryTurtledove's ''Literature/Timeline191'' novel series that picks up from the end of the [[UsefulNotes/WorldWarII Second Great War]] in 1944 and concludes in 2009.
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''[[https://www.alternatehistory.com/forum/threads/tl-191-after-the-end.100997/ Timeline - 191: After The the End]]'' is an Website/AlternateHistoryDotCom series started by "David bar Elias". The series is ContinuationFic of Creator/HarryTurtledove's ''Literature/Timeline191'' novel series that picks up from the end of the [[UsefulNotes/WorldWarII Second Great War]] in 1944 and concludes in 2009.
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* TheAtoner: By the '60s, many young southerners join the US military as the ultimate rebellion against their parents' generation and the CSA's actions during the Second Great War.
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** Greg Bliss, the son of Luther Bliss, is a prolific author in late-20th century America whose StoryWithinAStory ''Doctor Lexington'' launches the Alternate History genre to popularity in this world (called "Spec Fic").
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* AscendedExtra: A few of the children of characters from the characters in the main series go on to have notable lives in this world. See below for more details.
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* AscendedExtra: A few of the children of characters from the characters in the main series go on to have notable lives in this world. See below for more details.
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* FictionalPoliticalParty: A variety across the nations of the world but perhaps the most common one found throughout are the Ecological Parties that begin popping up in the 70s (equivalent to our reality's Green Parties). [[spoiler: The DistantFinale epilogue revealing the underground Japanese Ecological Party helped overthrow the Japanese Worker's Republic and became the new ruling party.]]
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* FictionalPoliticalParty: A variety across the nations of the world but perhaps the most common one found throughout are the Ecological Parties that begin popping up in the 70s (equivalent to our reality's Green Parties). [[spoiler: The DistantFinale epilogue revealing the underground Japanese Ecological Party helped overthrow the Japanese Worker's Republic and became the new ruling party.]]]] Other examples include;
** Like in Literature/{{Timeline 191}} itself, the United States' political spectrum is dominated by the right-wing Democrats and left-wing Socialists, with the Republicans as a minor third party only relevant initially in the Midwest. However, it later expands thanks to the new states added from Canada, the former Confederacy, and the Caribbean, eventually becoming a major centrist counter-balance to the other parties.
** After Mexico overthrows its imperial government and (eventually) transitions to democracy, it is dominated by the (ironically conservative) Liberal Reconstruction Party. The Socialist Party of Mexico eventually emerges as serious competition, however.
** In Britain, an alternate Labour Party runs most governments following the Second Great War, though the Progressive Liberal Party eventually gains prominence.
** The Russian Republic's main political party post-revolution is the Socialists, with their initial only competition being the Communists, who eventually fade away to nothing. But then real competition comes from the conservative Justice and Prosperity Party, the Orthodox Church-backed Renewal Party, and the Russian Ecological Party.
** The Democratic Party of China has autocratic control of the country for decades after its liberation from Japan, but eventually loosens control and starts facing serious competition from the Ecological Party of China.
** Like in Literature/{{Timeline 191}} itself, the United States' political spectrum is dominated by the right-wing Democrats and left-wing Socialists, with the Republicans as a minor third party only relevant initially in the Midwest. However, it later expands thanks to the new states added from Canada, the former Confederacy, and the Caribbean, eventually becoming a major centrist counter-balance to the other parties.
** After Mexico overthrows its imperial government and (eventually) transitions to democracy, it is dominated by the (ironically conservative) Liberal Reconstruction Party. The Socialist Party of Mexico eventually emerges as serious competition, however.
** In Britain, an alternate Labour Party runs most governments following the Second Great War, though the Progressive Liberal Party eventually gains prominence.
** The Russian Republic's main political party post-revolution is the Socialists, with their initial only competition being the Communists, who eventually fade away to nothing. But then real competition comes from the conservative Justice and Prosperity Party, the Orthodox Church-backed Renewal Party, and the Russian Ecological Party.
** The Democratic Party of China has autocratic control of the country for decades after its liberation from Japan, but eventually loosens control and starts facing serious competition from the Ecological Party of China.
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* VelvetRevolution: The epilogue states "The Japanese Spring" of 2011 was a mostly peaceful toppling of the [[spoiler: Syndicalist regime]].
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* WorldWarIII: After ''Literature/Timeline191'' ended WWII with the US, Germany, and Japan as the major superpowers of the world, Japan and the US enter an extremely destructive Fourth Pacific War in the 1960s, ending with [[spoiler:the destruction of the Japanese monarchy and the balkanization of its empire]].
