Help me ID this SF Short Story...where the Nazis aren't anti semitic

[Taverner]

And is more straight up fascist - and includes the Jews as part of the 'Volk'

They still have the concentration camps for everyone but the Jews, and Jerusalem and Berlin are the new Axis cities....

Really strange Short story, but good in a WTF kind of way

[AlienGirl]

1. Do you remember when it was published? nt

[Taverner]

2. No idea - read it in the 90's

One of the many books I read while in the PC

[AlienGirl]

3. Was it an old book, or a new book? A collection? A magazine?

It sounds like it might be something by Turtledove. I haven't ever read this one but I devour SF anthologies and have some experience with tracking down half-remembered stories.

Do you recall any characters' names, or any phrases from the book?

Tucker

[Taverner]

4. Collection of SF stories - I THINK

Published in the 70's I THINK

[AlienGirl]

5. I'm going to need a character name, unusual phrase, or anything else you can recall about it

Do you remember what other stories were in the same collection? Was it a large book or a thin one? Hardcover or paperback?

All the obvious searches are turning up a ton of noise.

Tucker

[PVnRT]

6. Not sure it's Turtledove

The only one where he mentions the Nazis (other than their Freedom Party stand-ins) is the Colonization series.

[AlienGirl]

7. I thought it might be from an early Colonization short piece, but I don't think so. nt

[qnr]

8. Well, as far as "mentions Nazis" there's also the Worldwar series, but I doubt the

story originates in that series.

http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/t/harry-turtledove/
http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/t/harry-turtledove/in-balance.htm

[PVnRT]

9. I'm not familiar with the WorldWar series, so I may be wrong

I'm most familiar with the Southern Victory stuff, which I have some problems with from a historical perspective, but is entertaining.

[REP]

10. Check here

http://www.uchronia.net/