What would have been the outcome of World War II if Germany had succeeded in developing their Vengeance Weapons earlier in the war and had been able to mass produce them? This novel provides the answer in an action-packed story.
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Contains a color map of The Third Reich 1939-1943.
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A. Edward Cooper was born in Provo, Utah, in 1934. With a degree in Aeronautical Engineering from Northrup Institute of Technology in Los Angeles, he spent the next forty years worked in the Aerospace Industry. Always a history buff, he became interested in Alternate History books. Triumph of the Third Reich contains a number of actual events that occurred during the Second World War to family and friends. He is now retired and lives with his wife, Louise, on a small farm in Utah
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
An...excuse for an alternate history,
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Mr. Cooper makes many dozens of historical errors in every chapter. The dialogue is stilted and childish. the flow of the narative is choppy. The premise is so wholy absurd as to be totaly unbleievable. In short I wonder if the author is a Jr. High School student. If I could give negative stars, I would
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
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echhhhh...,
By J. Nachison "long-time SF and history lover" (Las Cruces, New Mexico, USA) - See all my reviews (VINE VOICE) (REAL NAME)
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I'm not sure how many possibilities there are in infinity, but this one does not cut the mustard of alternative histories. (Hacknied at worst). Couda' been better...Rommel and the folk do not shine well within. A bit o' rose glasses and the best of the reich's generals and associated staffers and a 70-80's "reich" through very rose colored glasses. A good read, but one that is REALLY implausible...At least as seen in retrospect and through a quasi-historian's eyes....
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Badly written, badly researched, badly edited.,
By "joel_the_b" (Brunswick, Maine United States) - See all my reviews
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An all around terrible book. The details are so inaccurate that I question how much time was put into the research. Anyone with a cursory familiarity with the second world war will find several dozen errors in each chapter. The characters and events are so cliche as to make the story unbelievable and uninteresting. Finally, there was not even an attempt to proofread the manuscript. There were many errors in spelling, grammar, and detail. In other words, don't bother. There are plenty of good alternative history books to choose from.
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The wind drove the rain in horizontal sheets against Southwick House in southern England, the headquarters of Admiral Sir Bertham H. Ramsey, the Commander of the Allied Naval Expeditionary Force. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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United States, Prime Minister, Captain Lewis, Herr Chancellor, Great Britain, Indian Ocean, President Kennedy, General Marshall, White House, Soviet Union, Von Rundstedt, Vice President, General Eisenhower, Oval Office, General Groves, New Mexico, Erwin Rommel, General Patton, Miss Merryweather, Captain Rogge, Fifteenth Air Force, Third Reich, Anthony Eden, Eastern Europe, Secretary of State New!
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United States, Prime Minister, Captain Lewis, Herr Chancellor, Great Britain, Indian Ocean, President Kennedy, General Marshall, White House, Soviet Union, Von Rundstedt, Vice President, General Eisenhower, Oval Office, General Groves, New Mexico, Erwin Rommel, General Patton, Miss Merryweather, Captain Rogge, Fifteenth Air Force, Third Reich, Anthony Eden, Eastern Europe, Secretary of State New!
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- Erwin Rommel by Général Feldmarschall on 5 pages
- Rio Grande (Stewart Women) by Matt Braun on page 274
- Woodrow Wilson (United States Presidents (Abdo)) by Paul Joseph on page 56
- The Royal Family by Trevor Hall on page 91
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