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(Yellow = Central Powers, Green = Entente)]]
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* BetterToDieThanBeKilled: Unlike [[UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler the historical figure]] he was an {{Expy}} of, who [[DrivenToSuicide chose to take the easy way out]], Jake Featherston averted this at the end of the Second Great War. He tried to escape Virginia by air, hoping to get to Texas so he could [[IWillFightSomeMoreForever fight to the bitter end]]. Instead, he was [[spoiler:shot down over now-occupied Georgia (having just been [[JustForPun barreled]] through by Morrell's army), where he was found by Black partisans and [[KarmicDeath shot dead]].]]
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* BetterToDieThanBeKilled: Unlike [[UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler the historical figure]] he was an {{Expy}} of, who [[DrivenToSuicide chose to take the easy way out]], Jake Featherston averted this at the end of the Second Great War. He tried to escape Virginia by air, hoping to get to Texas so he could [[IWillFightSomeMoreForever fight to the bitter end]]. Instead, he was [[spoiler:shot down over now-occupied Georgia (having just been [[JustForPun barreled]] "barreled" through by Morrell's army), where he was found by Black partisans and [[KarmicDeath shot dead]].]]
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* FantasyLandmarkEquivalent: In this universe, the Statue of Liberty does not exist due to poor relations between France and the United States. Standing in its place is the German-influenced Statue of Remembrance, carrying a sword in its right hand and a shield in its left.
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*** Lou Gehrig is still a premier athlete playing the most popular sport in the United States; however, in this timeline that sport happens to be UsefulNotes/AmericanFootball, rather than the {{UsefulNotes/Baseball}} he played in real life.
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*** Lou Gehrig is still a premier athlete playing the most popular sport in the United States; however, in this timeline that sport happens to be UsefulNotes/AmericanFootball, rather than the {{UsefulNotes/Baseball}} he played in real life. Other real-life baseball players Hank Greenberg and Jimmie Foxx also make appearances playing football.
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** London, Ontario becomes Berlin, Ontario after the Union occupies it; and Hawaii is British-controlled until the Great War and is known as the Sandwich Islands.
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** Hawaii is British-controlled until the Great War and is known as the Sandwich Islands.
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** Sadly TruthInTelevision, especially when it comes to viewpoint characters during both Great Wars. Taken to ridiculous extremes with some characters: Reggie Bartlett is randomly shot after tearing down a Freedom Party sign, Anne Colleton dies during the ''Remembrance's'' air raid on Charleston, [=McGregor=] dies after Custer throws his bomb back at him, and Nellie Jacobs dies from blood poisoning caused by ''mishandling a chicken''. A new viewpoint character usually takes over when another dies.
** Turtledove is also fond of doing this at the very start of each novel - Bartlett and Colleton die at the start of ''The Center Cannot Hold'' and ''Return Engagement'' respectively.
** Turtledove is also fond of doing this at the very start of each novel - Bartlett and Colleton die at the start of ''The Center Cannot Hold'' and ''Return Engagement'' respectively.
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** Sadly TruthInTelevision, especially when it comes to viewpoint characters during both Great Wars. Taken to ridiculous extremes with some characters: Reggie Bartlett [[spoiler:Reggie Bartlett]] is randomly shot after tearing down a Freedom Party sign, Anne Colleton [[spoiler:Anne Colleton]] dies during the ''Remembrance's'' air raid on Charleston, [=McGregor=] [[spoiler:[=McGregor=]]] dies after Custer throws his bomb back at him, and Nellie Jacobs [[spoiler:Nellie Jacobs]] dies from blood poisoning caused by ''mishandling a chicken''. A new viewpoint character usually takes over when another dies.
** Turtledove is also fond of doing this at the very start of each novel -Bartlett [[spoiler:Bartlett and Colleton Colleton]] die at the start of ''The Center Cannot Hold'' and ''Return Engagement'' respectively.
** Turtledove is also fond of doing this at the very start of each novel -
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* AuthorAppeal: The sex scenes. [[FetishRetardant The fans don't approve.]] He's also fond of using Jewish characters.
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* AuthorAppeal: The sex scenes. [[FetishRetardant The fans don't approve.]] He's also fond of using having Jewish characters.
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* BetterToDieThanBeKilled: Unlike [[UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler the historical figure]] he was an {{Expy}} of, who [[DrivenToSuicide chose to take the easy way out]], Jake Featherston averted this at the end of the Second Great War. He tried to escape Virginia by air, hoping to get to Texas so he could [[IWillFightSomeMoreForever fight to the bitter end]]. Instead, he was shot down over now-occupied Georgia (having just been [[JustForPun barreled]] through by Morrell's army), where he was found by Black partisans and [[KarmicDeath shot dead]].
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* BetterToDieThanBeKilled: Unlike [[UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler the historical figure]] he was an {{Expy}} of, who [[DrivenToSuicide chose to take the easy way out]], Jake Featherston averted this at the end of the Second Great War. He tried to escape Virginia by air, hoping to get to Texas so he could [[IWillFightSomeMoreForever fight to the bitter end]]. Instead, he was shot [[spoiler:shot down over now-occupied Georgia (having just been [[JustForPun barreled]] through by Morrell's army), where he was found by Black partisans and [[KarmicDeath shot dead]].]]
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* CelebrityCasualty: In ''Drive to the East'', UsefulNotes/JimmyCarter is an 18-year-old sailor in the Confederate States Navy and is killed while on leave when black guerillas and escaped POWs attack his hometown.
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* CelebrityCasualty: In ''Drive to the East'', UsefulNotes/JimmyCarter is an 18-year-old sailor in the Confederate States Navy and is killed while on leave when black guerillas and escaped POWs [=POWs=] attack his hometown.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Donald Patridge, the last president of the Confederacy, is promptly arrested by American soldiers after signing the papers to end the war. It is unknown if he was executed, imprisoned or exonerated for any crimes.
