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    Karte der Vereinigten Staaten von The Man in the High Castle, wo die Alliierten den Zweiten Weltkrieg verlieren

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    3. Parking-Interview351 on

      That show had so many logical inconsistencies. Was still pretty entertaining though.

    7. hippie_kiwis on

      I thought omaha was neutral isn’t that where grasshopper was published?

    8. malogos on

      I live somewhat close to Canon City, and seeing it on a map as 1 of only 3 cities with SF and NYC is hilarious.

    10. nygdan on

      you got the main place’s name wrong.

      its the Greater Nazi Reich, thrbwhole point was that they had grown far beyond germany.

    14. Comfortable-Curve421 on

      Idaho has a lot of Neonazi minded people so your map is inaccurate

    15. SHTF_yesitdid on

      I was really psyched after I first saw the trailers. Excellent concept but boring execution.

    16. fsukub on

      That series was awesome, very well written. It does suck that they had to wrap it up very quick, as Amazon cut it short.

    18. sovietarmyfan on

      I wonder how far the nazi’s would have gone with their madness and am wondering what would have happened to the black population of the GNR.

    19. WhoH1m on

      Are there any examples in history where a neutral zone like this stays neutral?
      I feel like it’s only a matter of time before both sides starts claiming more of it until a war breaks out.

    21. UnrecoveredSatellite on

      Great show! But of course like most, the ending was rushed and disconnected.

    24. BlueChooTrain on

      The crazy thing is the country would probably be more well managed if half of it was owned by the Germans and half by the Japanese. We would actually have high speed rail in California and it wouldn’t cost 200B.

    28. huskyfry on

      So in the books/show did they give that little triangle chunk of Southern California to Mexico or what? Why is that missing from the Japanese section?

    30. jckipps on

      I just realized the series existed, and is free with a Prime subscription. I’ll definitely watch that.

      Does the series at all get into how the Nazis and Japanese got that level of control over the American continent? The only way I see it happening is through an alternate history where the American civil war ends in a stalemate or victory for the south. The Confederate states would have been ripe for Nazi takeover through political means, if they still existed as a nation by the 1930s.

    31. JMurdock77 on

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      *Edelweiss, Edelweiss*
      *Small and white, clean and bright*
      *Blossom of snow may you bloom and grow*
      *Bloom and grow forever*
      *Edelweiss, Edelweiss*
      *Bless my homeland forever…*

    33. AsteroidMike on

      Sadly I haven’t seen the show, but I understand it’s supposed to be a good watch.

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