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message 1: by Jonathon (last edited May 31, 2019 04:27AM) (new)

Jonathon | 2 comments I've tried searching this everywhere and even with this amount of detail, I haven't been successful so any help would be gladly appreciated! I read this book back in high school sometime during 2013, I believe the book would have to have been written post-2000 but I'm really not certain.

It's set in the future where two prototype time machines exist and are held in a museum. Men, possibly soldiers or loyalists, break into the museum and use the time machine to travel back to 1940-1941 during WW2. They arrive outside Hitler's headquarters during that time and quickly dispatch of the German guards, eventually coming face-to-face with Hitler himself. They show him documentation and/or weaponry that prove that they are from the future and help the Axis forces win WW2.

From here my memory is a bit fuzzy, "good guys" from the future are sent back in time using the other prototype time machine but arrive in a post-Axis WW2 victory which has the Germans using futuristic weapons on a mass scale. I vaguely remember some form of futuristic Zeppelin or dropship being seen by the characters somewhere in the book.


message 2: by Kris (new)

Kris | 54918 comments Mod
Designated Targets by John Birmingham?

https://www.worldcat.org/advancedsearch > Keywords: time machines | Subject: world war 1939 | 1990-2014 | Not juvenile | Fiction | Book | English


message 3: by Jonathon (new)

Jonathon | 2 comments Kris wrote: "Designated Targets by John Birmingham?

https://www.worldcat.org/advancedsearch > Keywords: time machines | Subject: world war 1939 | 1990-2014 | Not juvenile | Fiction..."


Sadly that's not it :(


message 4: by Andy (new)

Andy | 2124 comments Possibly "The Proteus Operation" by James Hogan The Proteus Operation


message 5: by Kris (new)

Kris | 54918 comments Mod
No response, moving to Abandoned folder.

Jonathon (OP) was last active on the site in May 2020.


message 6: by Bargle (new)

Bargle | 1755 comments I recently read "The Proteus Operation" and the details don't match. No dropship or zeppelin. The good guys arrive pre axis victory and help prevent it.


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