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The 11 pages that link to Alternate history, each with the reason it gives.

• Historical fictionCompared with: It deliberately changes major outcomes rather than mainly inventing within the known past.

• Science fictionCompared with: It shares counterfactual worldbuilding but centers altered historical outcomes rather than scientific possibility.

• Historical filmCompared with: Historical films usually interpret the recorded past rather than posit another timeline.

• WorldbuildingBroader topic: It builds a world by tracing consequences from a specific divergence in recorded history.

• Science fiction filmRelated: Some films build speculative futures from a recognizable divergence in recorded history.

• Historical dramaCompared with: It departs openly from actual history, unlike dramas that present an account of the past.

• Speculative fictionBroader topic: It alters the known past to construct a plausible different world.

• It's a Wonderful LifeRelated: Pottersville functions as a fictional alternate outcome of George’s absence.

• Fictional universeCompared with: It builds an imagined world by changing the past rather than inventing every foundation.

• Military science fictionCompared with: It can depict military divergence without introducing a science-fictional future.

• Michael ChabonRelated: The Yiddish Policemen's Union uses an altered political past to examine Jewish displacement and belonging.