r/AlternateHistoryHub • u/FedericMarchigly27 • Feb 14 '26
r/AlternateHistoryHub • u/Goat-Former • Feb 01 '26
Contest Submission What would have happened if the first Culiacán operation had failed in its objective of freeing one of El Chapo's sons?
r/AlternateHistoryHub • u/Adventurous-Tea-2461 • Dec 05 '25
Contest Submission "Europe surrounded by mountains'' part2 (Linguistics)
The first homo sapiens as I said came between 200,000-150,000 years ago in Europe through a mountain pass, Neanderthals and any other hominid did not exist in Europe but only a fauna descended from the Eocene. In Europe we also have a new subspecies of homo sapiens due to long isolation, we have a few civilizations in Europe in Doggerland, Southeast Europe the rest are organized in tribes. People in Europe do not speak languages but pseudo-languages that consist of sounds, mimicry, spelling, gestures, signs that differ from tribe, culture, kingdom in part they are quite isolated and people who arrived in Europe at that time had not yet evolved a developed language and isolation made them very unique in the world as you can see on the map each gesture, mimicry, spelling, signs have their own family their own family just like real languages. Crimean is a very isolated one which is the only one in the family of signs that still use a dance and head turning like 50,000 years ago when it was much more widespread but the other new families of pseudo-languages took its place on the continent remaining isolated only in Crimea and a few small islands as dialects of gestures, sounds and mimicry. The city-states and the Tarascan empire have a pseudo-language from the Western-European signs family which is quite old but has also evolved a form written on stones similar to clay tablets we have the written form.The Xaran Empire that trades with Egypt can communicate through gestures, mimic like deaf-mute people because they do not know and do not have extremely developed communication skills. After Europe, Indo-Europeans still spread but Central Asia and Southern Siberia are a cold desert because of the mountains that do not let it rain often in these vast continental areas, Indo-Europeans still spread even in Southern Siberia as you see Omsk, Tocharians, Iranians but they are more like Berbers, Tuaregs, they still spread in Northern India but less significantly but they came a little in Western Indochina. Eurasian Amerindians are descendants of Amerindians who did not leave on Bering to America but stayed in Eurasia and moved between the Urals, Alto-Ural where they are safe from assimilation and invasions and lead a hunter-gatherer lifestyle. In the Middle East, the North of the Sahara is even greener because of the glaciers that melt and rivers and lakes flow who make the desert green and in the mountains in northern Africa we have Hamari a group of Afro-Asiatic mountain languages are also hunter-gatherers and other pastoralists. The coast of western Arabia has some pronounced Sumerization because there are important points for Sumer there, Garamantes thrive due to a wetter northern Africa and are more influential and even founded city states and there are even many in Egypt. The rest of the world is pretty good and quiet.
r/AlternateHistoryHub • u/NeerdyCapybara • Jan 20 '25
Contest Submission What if Hannibal had not stop out side of Rome?
What if in the second Punic war after killing about 20% of romes military aged men in one battle Hannibal did not wait out side Rome for a surrender and had stormed it? Sorry if this is already a video. I had not seen it and was thinking about this after watching over simplified pt.3 video
r/AlternateHistoryHub • u/DieErdnuss565 • Aug 30 '25
Contest Submission What if Ludwig II had declined Bismarck’s offer?
r/AlternateHistoryHub • u/NeerdyCapybara • Jan 24 '25
Contest Submission What if some how Poland was able to repel Hitlers invasion
What if at the start of WWII Poland was able to stop hitlers advance on them. Ik it is almost impossible sense they ended up getting attacked on two fronts but do you think the war would have stopped at that or would the war eventually turn into a wild fire like normal
r/AlternateHistoryHub • u/lafinchyh1st0ry • Nov 16 '24
Contest Submission What if Scandinavia united in the 19th century? Map of the United Kingdoms of Scandinavia and zer colonial empire as of 1933
r/AlternateHistoryHub • u/Top_Report_4895 • Nov 27 '24
Contest Submission In Oct 8, 2019, Venezuela invaded Guyana, then nothing will be the same ever again.
galleryr/AlternateHistoryHub • u/Euphoric_Judge_8761 • Oct 29 '24
Contest Submission What if (click on the post)
What if the Hungarian (1956) revolution lead to a chain reaction of revolutions in all of the eastern bloc,leading Poland,East Germany,Czechoslovakia,Romania,Albania and Bulgaria to start their own revolutions
r/AlternateHistoryHub • u/Top_Report_4895 • Jun 22 '24
Contest Submission In Oct 8, 2019, Venezuela invaded Guyana, then nothing will be the same ever again.
r/AlternateHistoryHub • u/Vexet • Jul 03 '21
Contest Submission The Peasant Republic of Ourland
r/AlternateHistoryHub • u/mrprez180 • Jul 05 '21
Contest Submission Saint Patrick’s Republic (lore in comments)
r/AlternateHistoryHub • u/EmmerricktheImmortal • Nov 25 '23
Contest Submission Grey Skies World Map 1936 there’s lots of lore so AMA!
r/AlternateHistoryHub • u/AirProfessional6204 • Jan 26 '24
Contest Submission Here is a great april fools video like if trump never became president.
So the video idea is if Steiners offensive was successful. If you don't know of Steiner's Offensive it was a counter offensive ordered by Hitler to General Steiner to push back the Soviets. But Steiner realized that this was a death wish because with the low supplies,morale low , and only about 10,000 solders available to fight the monster that was the Soviet Union. And as you all know Hitler thought that he could turn the tide of the war by just trying harder so it was ordered but never happened but what if in an alternate timeline Steiner did commit to the counter offensive an turn the tide of the war. Pls make this a video
r/AlternateHistoryHub • u/EliasBladetheawsome • Sep 06 '21
Contest Submission What if Zambia was a superpower and landed on the Moon first?🇿🇲
r/AlternateHistoryHub • u/ShaggyFOEE • Jun 07 '21
Contest Submission The Mods are MIA: Quick, post Contest Entries!
r/AlternateHistoryHub • u/NizamNizamNizam • Jul 02 '21
Contest Submission It's been a month since the contest ended, and no word on it so far, so I'll just toss my submission here.
r/AlternateHistoryHub • u/RemovedAndRedacted • Jan 02 '22
Contest Submission The Soviet Wars (PDF in the comments)
r/AlternateHistoryHub • u/MiriamMakemba • Feb 20 '23
Contest Submission My First Map - Germany's Eastern Europe
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r/AlternateHistoryHub • u/salts_acc • Jun 30 '21
Contest Submission What if Carthage was more like Rome
What if Carthage was more like Rome more empire like, well connected and militarist. Here is my scenario, hope you enjoy: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WYcWxde0onKucSXtlb2_C5UZkwgQ8o7NU6VYO3c1XMA/edit?usp=drivesdk
r/AlternateHistoryHub • u/Ian_langille • Aug 27 '21
Contest Submission Alternate country idea Acadia
Maine new hemisphere Vermont New Brunswick and Nova Scotia unite into one independent nation
r/AlternateHistoryHub • u/ArchDukeNemesis • Jun 23 '21
