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1635: The Eastern Front is a 2011 alternate-history novel by Eric Flint in the Ring of Fire series. It follows the United States of Europe under Emperor Gustav Adolf as its military and political struggle extends eastward into Poland during the transformed Thirty Years' War. The novel combines seventeenth-century European warfare, religious and dynastic conflict, and the consequences of modern American knowledge introduced into the past by the time-displaced community at the center of the series.
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What is 1635: The Eastern Front about?
The novel follows the United States of Europe as its military and political struggle moves eastward into Poland. It is set during a transformed version of the Thirty Years’ War.
Who wrote 1635: The Eastern Front?
Eric Flint wrote 1635: The Eastern Front. It is part of his Ring of Fire alternate-history series.
Who leads the United States of Europe in 1635: The Eastern Front?
The United States of Europe is led by Emperor Gustav Adolf in the novel’s political setting. The story examines how that state handles the continuing war and its eastern expansion.
When was 1635: The Eastern Front published?
It was published in 2011. The book belongs to the Ring of Fire sequence, which reimagines seventeenth-century European history after a major historical disruption.
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