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Alternate History by Mario Farneti
uchronia, alternative
histories, allohistories, counterfactuals, counterfeit
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THE WEST novel
June 1940: Mussolini chooses
neutrality and doesn’t go to war by Hitler’s side. On 28 April 1945, nine
months after the fall of Nazism, a new and terrible conflict breaks out. The
Red Army crosses the frontier beyond the River Oder, but, thanks to the
intervention of the Italian troops, it is stopped and repelled. It’s the Third
World War. The armies of the western countries spread towards the Russian steppes. The Battalions of Mussolini’s “Blackshirts” are the first to enter Moscow following the victorious battle of Smolensk. The Soviet Union breaks up...
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novel NEW EMPIRE OF THE WEST 2012. Forty years have passed since Mussolini’s death and twenty since the victory over the Arabs. Romano Tebaldi is the Duce of Italy, undisputed dictator of a world superpower, respected and feared, who excels in the industrial and military fields thanks to his extraordinary scientific and technological knowledge. But a tough and ruthless enemy is ready to launch a deadly attack and carries out a series of attacks, devastating entire continents and claiming millions of victims. ON LINE
UCHRONIA Uchronia is a term coined by the French writer, Charles Renouvier in a study which came out in 1857 in which he gave an apocryphal description of the development of European civilisation, how it was and how it could have been. GAIUS SALLUSTIUS CRISPUS (LATIN TEXT) MARCUS TULLIUS CICERO (LATIN TEXT)
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ATTACK ON THE WEST novel 1992: twenty years after the death of Mussolini, the new Duce has not yet been proclaimed. A Triumvirate, expression of the various factions of the National Fascist Party, rules over the Empire, while waiting for a difficult agreement to resolve the serious problem of succession to Mussolini. Despite political uncertainty, Italy continues to be a superpower whose domination extends from Russia to Somalia. In the Middle East, however, the situation falls...
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