The consequences of an errant shell

dunHozzie

johnboy said:
I would just like to take this opportunity to Say thanks you all very much to those who have read this story. Thanks for your encouragement, your feedback and your support. It's been a long haul and taken nigh on two years but here we are at the end! If you have any "post timeline questions, I will be happy to answer them, but in terms of new posts, it's:


END OF TIMELINE

THANK YOU
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I'm sad and joyful at the same time. Allow me to thank YOU for the great timeline about my favorite alternate history subject, and the effort you put into it. I'm definitely going to make an ePub from the story thread, to re-enjoy it again. What a ride this has been. Thanks again!

And ALL the best for your future endeavors.
 
johnboy

johnboy

dunHozzie said:
I'm sad and joyful at the same time. Allow me to thank YOU for the great timeline about my favorite alternate history subject, and the effort you put into it. I'm definitely going to make an ePub from the story thread, to re-enjoy it again. What a ride this has been. Thanks again!

And ALL the best for your future endeavors.
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Thanks very much for that.
 
johnboy

johnboy

I have neglected to mention, there will be five Addendum. They are just basic tables showing rankings for Population, GDP and Per capita income, and residual world monarchies so somewhat dry, but still.
 
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johnboy

johnboy

ADDENDUM 1 OF 5(Population by country rank):

1 India 1,294,400,000
2 North China 843,000,000
3 United States 350,700,000
4 South China 366,500,000
5 Russia 334,700,000
6 Indonesia 237,805,000
7 Brazil 206,122,375
8 Pakistan 194,097,420
9 Nigeria 186,988,000
10 Bangladesh 160,989,444
11 Japan 126,960,000
12 Mexico 122,273,473
13 Manchuria 118,200,000
14 Philippines 103,266,000
15 Ethiopia 94,206,000
16 Vietnam 93,700,000
17 Korea 91,800,000
18 Egypt 91,176,664
19 Congo 85,026,000
20 Germany 84,770,900
21 Iran 79,362,500
22 Turkey 67,741,053
23 France 67,210,000
24 Thailand 65,325,858
25 United Kingdom 65,810,000
26 Italy 60,965,551
27 South Africa 55,653,654
28 Tanzania 55,155,000
29 Myanmar 51,419,420
30 Colombia 48,755,584
31 Kenya 47,251,000
32 Spain 46,438,422
33 Yunnan 46,000,000
34 Argentina 43,590,400
35 Algeria 40,400,000
36 Sudan 39,598,700
37 Canada 36,155,487
38 Poland 38,000,000
39 Uganda 33,860,700
40 Morocco 33,337,529
41 Hejaz 33,248,200
42 Peru 31,488,700
43 Malaysia 31,402,164
44 Venezuela 31,028,700
45 Iraq 30,000,000
46 Nepal 28,431,500
47 Ghana 27,670,174
48 Afghanistan 27,657,145
49 Yemen 27,478,000
50 Mozambique 26,423,700
51 Australia 26,314,915
52 Angola 25,868,000
53 Cameroon 22,709,892
54 Ivory Coast 22,671,331
55 Madagascar 22,434,363
56 Sri Lanka 21,266,000
57 Syria 22,100,000
58 Niger 21,715,000
59 Cambodia 21,690,000
60 East Indonesia 21,550,000
61 Romania 19,861,400
62 Burkino Faso 19,034,397
63 Chile 18,191,900
64 Mali 18,135,000
65 Netherlands 17,019,260
66 Malawi 16,832,910
67 Ecuador 16,542,781
68 Guatemala 16,176,133
69 Zambia 15,933,883
70 Serbia 15,100,000
71 Senegal 14,799,859
72 Chad 14,497,000
73 Zimbabwe 14,240,168
74 Transjordan 13,900,000
75 Kurdistan 13,500,000
76 Guinea 12,947,000
77 East Turkestan 12,900,000
78 Bulgaria 12,750,000
79 South Sudan 12,131,000
80 Rwanda 11,553,188
81 Belgium 11,319,511
82 Tunisia 11,154,400
83 Somalia 11,079,000
84 Haiti 11,078,033
85 Bolivia 10,985,059
86 Benin 10,653,654
87 Czech Republic 10,558,524
88 Portugal 10,374,822
89 Burundi 10,114,505
90 Dominican Republic 9,975,045
91 Sweden 9,884,285
92 Greece 8,860,000
93 United Arab Emirates 9,856,000
94 Hungary 9,023,000
95 Austria 8,725,931
96 Honduras 8,576,532
97 Switzerland 8,341,600
98 Papua New Guinea 8,083,700
99 Togo 7,143,000
100 Sierra Leone 7,075,641
101 Tibet 6,950,000 102
102 Paraguay 6,854,536
103 Slavonia 6,720,675
104 Laos 6,692,400
105 Nicaragua 6,262,703
106 Denmark 5,717,014
107 Singapore 5,535,000
108 Slovakia 5,491,817
109 Finland 5,380,000
110 Eritrea 5,352,000
111 Norway 5,223,256
112 Azerbaijan 5,110,000
113 Central African Republic 4,998,000
114 Armenia 4,950,000
115 New Zealand 4,896,735
116 Costa Rica 4,890,379
117 Congo 4,741,000
118 Ireland 4,635,400
119 Liberia 4,615,000
120 Tripolitania 4,500,000
121 Oman 4,412,778
122 Kuwait 4,183,658
123 Panama 3,814,672
124 Mauritania 3,718,678
125 Georgia 3,490,000
126 Uruguay 3,480,222
127 Mongolia 3,092,575
128 Albania 2,886,026
129 Jamaica 2,723,246
130 Qatar 2,587,564
131 Lithuania 2,430,000
132 Namibia 2,324,388
133 Botswana 2,141,206
134 Latvia 1,898,600
135 Lesotho 1,894,194
136 The Gambia 1,882,450
137 Gabon 1,802,278
138 Guinea-Bissau 1,547,777
139 Cyrenaica 1,490,000
140 Bahrain 1,404,900
141 Trinidad and Tobago 1,349,667
142 Estonia 1,315,944
143 Mauritius 1,262,879
144 Equatorial Guinea 1,222,442
145 Swaziland 1,132,657
146 Cyprus 1,080,000
147 Montenegro 980,000
148 Djibouti 900,000
149 Fiji 867,000
150 Comoros 806,153
151 Bhutan 775,510
152 Guyana 746,900
153 Solomon Islands 642,000
154 Luxembourg 576,200
155 Suriname 541,638
156 Cape Verde 531,239
157 Malta 425,384
158 Brunei 411,900
159 The Bahamas 378,040
160 Belize 370,300
161 Maldives 344,023
162 Iceland 334,300
163 Barbados 285,000
164 Vanuatu 277,500
165 Samoa 194,899
166 Sao Tome 187,356
167 Saint Lucia 186,000
168 Kiribati 113,400
169 Saint Vincent 109,991
170 Grenada 103,328
171 Tonga 103,252
172 Micronesia 102,800
173 Seychelles 91,400
174 Antigua and Barbuda 86,295
175 Dominica 71,293
176 Marshall Islands 54,880
177 Saint Kitts 46,204
178 Monaco 38,400
179 Liechtenstein 37,623
180 San Marino 33,005
181 Brijuni 32,500
182 Palau 17,950
183 Vatican 850
 
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johnboy

johnboy

ADDENDUM 2 OF 5: TOP 50 WEALTHIEST COUNTRIES PER CAPITA INCOME:

1 Qatar 132,099
2 Luxembourg 98,987
3 Singapore 85,253
4 Brunei 79,587
5 Kuwait 70,166
6 Norway 68,430
7 UAE 67,617
8 San Marino 63,104
9 Switzerland 58,551
10 Ireland 55,533
11 Hejaz 54,624
12 United States 54,559
13 Bahrain 50,095
14 Netherlands 49,166
15 Sweden 47,922
16 Australia 47,389
17 Austria 47,250
18 Germany 46,893
19 Iceland 46,097
20 Denmark 45,709
21 Canada 45,553
22 Oman 44,628
23 Belgium 43,585
24 U.K 42,764
25 Finland 41.447
26 France 41,181
27 Russia 39,647
28 Japan 38,054
29 New Zealand 36,172
30 Italy 37,001
31 Malta 35,826
32 Spain 34,819
33 Korea 33,846
34 Cyprus 32,785
35 Slavonia 32,202
36 Equatorial Guinea 31,758
37 Czech Republic 31,549
38 Trinidad and Tobago 31,507
39 Slovakia 29,720
40 Estonia 29,592
41 Lithuania 29,359
42 Portugal 27,835
43 Poland 27,555
44 Greece 26,449
45 Malaysia 26,315
46 Seychelles 26,277
47 Hungary 26,222
48 The Bahamas 25,167
49 Kurdistan 24,988
50 Latvia 24,912
51 Bulgaria 24,888
 
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ShortsBelfast

A fantastic story which I much enjoyed. But Ireland at number 10 of the world's richest nations? Did a more open Eastern European economy butterfly away the Celtic Tiger's ignominious demise or is it a tax haven favoured by the Russian Empire?
 
johnboy

johnboy

ADDENDUM 3 OF 5(WORLD"S 60 LARGEST ECONOMIES)

1 United States 18,349,000
2 Russia 7,682,829
3 Japan 4,023,258
4 Germany 3,557,614
5 UK 2,949,345
6 North China 2,920,000
7 South China 2,465,780
8 France 2,461,560
9 India 2,092,706
10 Italy 1,915,757
11 Korea 1,864,016
12 Brazil 1,772,589
13 Canada 1,552,386
14 Australia 1,223,887
15 Spain 1,199,715
16 Mexico 1,144,334
17 Manchuria 988,569
18 Indonesia 758,953
19 Netherlands 738,419
20 Switzerland 664,603
21 Hejaz 650,219
22 Argentina 585,623
23 Turkey 577,689
24 Sweden 492,618
25 Nigeria 490,207
26 Belgium 454,687
27 Poland 417,678
28 Thailand 395,288
29 Norway 389,482
30 Iran 387,611
31 Austria 374,124
32 UAE 345,483
33 Egypt 330,765
34 South Africa 312,957
35 Malaysia 296,219
36 Denmark 294,951
37 Colombia 293,243
38 Singapore 292,734
39 Philippines 291,965
40 Pakistan 269,971
41 Yunnan 266,789
42 Chile 240,222
42 Venezuela 239,572
43 Ireland 238,031
44 Finland220,678
45 Bangladesh 205,715
46 Portugal 199,077
47 Peru 192,141
48 Vietnam 191,454
49 Greece 188,012
50 Qatar 185,395
51 Czech Republic 181,858
52 Romania 177,315
53 Armenia 172,312
54 Algeria 172,278
55 New Zealand 172,248
56 Iraq 169,460
57 East Indonesia 130,658
58 Transjordan 123,578
59 Hungary 120,636
60 Morocco 103,142
 
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johnboy

johnboy

ShortsBelfast said:
A fantastic story which I much enjoyed. But Ireland at number 10 of the world's richest nations? Did a more open Eastern European economy butterfly away the Celtic Tiger's ignominious demise or is it a tax haven favoured by the Russian Empire?
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Thanks for that, these figures are only per capita income and are pretty close to OTL for Ireland. List three is the richest by total GDP.
 
johnboy

johnboy

ADDENDUM 4 OF 5(MONARCHIES CURRENTLY WORLD WIDE):

Albania
Armenia
Bahrain
Belgium
Bhutan
Brijuni
Brunei
Bulgaria
Cambodia
Cyrenaica
Denmark
Finland
France
Georgia
Hejaz
Japan
Kuwait
Lesotho
Liechtenstein
Luxembourg
Malaysia
Monaco
Montenegro
Morocco
Netherlands
Norway
Oman
Qatar
Romania
Russia
Ryukus
Serbia
Slavonia
Spain
Swaziland
Sweden
Syria
Thailand
Tibet
Tonga
Transjordan
UAE
U.K
Vatican
 
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johnboy

johnboy

Final update tonight will focus on the family on Nicholas II and Alexandra Feodorovna from 1894 to 2017. That will be the completion of this story. Strangely enough, my ISOT, Reluctant Fuhrer, is also one update from completion. When both are completed(two days max), I will then be free and clear. I have been cleaning up all my timelines to "story only" format so they all can be moved to the completed timelines section. I will PM the mods to move all completed timelines to completed timelines section. These are:

1) The consequences of an Errant Shell
2) An extremely reluctant Fuhrer
3) A more Powerful Curtin Call-the Australasian Kingdom and World War 2
4) A different Leyte Gulf
5) The Coleman's Choke(formerly The Illiterate Fuhrer)

All should be in completed timelines within the next few days.
 
johnboy

johnboy

ADDENDUM 5 of 5(The family of Nicholas II of Russia and Alexandra Feodorovna(Red indicates reigning monarch):

Nicholas II of Russia(1868-1906) m 1894 Alexandra Feodorovna(1872-1906)

Issue(Generation 2):

Olga I of Russia(1895-1959) m 1922 Alexander Kazakov(1889-1947), no issue
Tatiana(1897-1979) m 1918 Dmitri Malama(1892-1966) 2 daughters, 3 sons
Maree(1899-2000) m 1919 Lord Louis Mountbatten(1900-1985), elected King of Finland 1919 as Rikhard I 1 son, 1 daughter
Anastasia(1901-1906)
Alexei(1905-1906)
Victoriya(1906-1988) m 1926 Duke Henry of Gloucester(1900-1974) 2 sons, 1 daughter

Generation 3:

Children of Dmitra Malama and Grand Duchess Tatiana:
Olga(1920-1966) m 1951 Ivan Golistyn(1919-1977), 2 sons Sergei 1954-, Anatoly 1956-
Anastasia(1924-2009) m 1945 Michael I of Romania(1921-), 1 son, 3 daughters(see Generation 4)
Peter IV of Russia(1926-1999) m Taisaa Giedroyc(1932-), 2 sons(see Generation 4)
Nicholas(1930-1962) never married
Ivan(1934-) m 1970 Sophia Maximoff(1940-), no issue

Children of Lord Louis Mountbatten, later elected in 1919 as Rikhard I of Finland and Grand Duchess Maree:
Charles(1922-1925)
Alexandra I of Finland(1927-2009) m 1957 Haikki Hasu(1926-), 1 son, 1 daughter(see Generation 4)

Children of Henry of Gloucester and Grand Duchess Victoriya:
Richard, elected King of Estonia 1946 as Rika I(1927-2012) m 1960 Birgitta of Sweden(1937-), 1 son, 2 daughters(see Generation 4)
Davina(1927-) m 1948 Mikhail Mathieson(1924-2002), 1 daughter, Sophia(1955-)
George(1936-2015), last Duke of Gloucester

Generation 4(descendants shown only for those in red):

Children of Michael I of Romania and Grand Duchess Anastasia of Russia:
Margherita(1947-) m 1979 Ferdinand Ranu(1950-), has issue
Elena(1949-) m 1983 Robin Medforth Mills(1952-), had issue
Peter(1954-) m 1976 Caroline of Monaco(1957-), 2 sons, 2 daughters
Olga(1956-), never married

Children of Peter IV of Russia and Taissa Giedroyc:
Alexander IV of Russia(1958- ) m 1982 Elena Nebogatov(1960-), 2 sons, 1 daughter(see Generation 5)
Paul(1964-) m 2004 Martha Louise of Norway(1971-), 3 daughters

Children of Alexandra of Finland and Haikki Hasu
Karl I of Finland(1960-) m 1990 Lady Helen Windsor(1964-), 2 sons, 1 daughter(see Generation 5)
Dagmar(1964-) m 1993 William of Thurn and Taxis(1965-2014), has issue

Children of Rika I of Estonia and Birgitta of Sweden
Inge(1963-) m 1998 Tord Sundstrom(1957-), has issue
Alina(1965-) m 1980 Harald Varn(1967-), has issue
Aleksander I of Estonia(1970-) m 2005 Carmen Kass(1978 -), 1 son, 1 daughter(see Generation 5)

Generation 5(descendants shown only for those in red):

Children of Alexander IV of Russia and Elena Nebogatov:
Nicholas(1982-) m 2012 Olga Kurylenko(1979-), 1 daughter Tatiana(2016-)
George(1985-) m 2016 Isabel Lucas(1985-)
Anna(1987-) m 2016 Prince Henry of Wales

Children of Karl I of Finland and Lady Helen Windsor
George(1994-)
Edvard(1996-)
Katarina(2003-)

Children of Aleksander I of Estonia and Carmen Kass
Nicholas(2012-)
Aurelia(2014-)
 
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johnboy

johnboy

I am thinking of renewing this with a series of 10-20 or so contemporary updates, all in 2017. I was also thinking of including a timeline of significant events. To that end, I thought I would canvas people's thoughts on this as a proposal. May even base it on a Trump 2016 Presidency in this world(ouch!). Thoughts?
 
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Syphon

johnboy said:
I am thinking of renewing this with a series of 10-20 or so contemporary updates, all in 2017. I was also thinking of including a timeline of significant events. To that end, I thought I would canvas people's thoughts on this as a proposal. May even base it on a Trump 2016 Presidency in this world(ouch!). Thoughts?
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I wouldn't mind this as I kind of lost track of this thread

Hecatee said:
Why not ? But maybe also threadmark the story to ease future new readers' discovery of your work :)
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a story only thread would be nice
 
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