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\\\"Result: man never goes into space.\\\" The episode says nothing about that. In the original script, the altered timeline definitely includes space travel: the \\\'\\\'Enterprise\\\'\\\' still exists, but it\\\'s called the \\\'\\\'Condor\\\'\\\' and it\\\'s a \\\'\\\'pirate ship\\\'\\\'.

\\\"Interestingly, the Nazi victory doesn\\\'t last long. According to the original script and the subsequent Novelization, the Nazi regime collapsed shortly after.\\\" I own a copy of the original script and have read it many times. I don\\\'t remember anything like that. And since when is there a novelization? I\\\'ve never heard of it. (James Blish did adapt the episode in his book \\\'\\\'Star Trek 2\\\'\\\', but the result is not a novel by any stretch of the imagination; it\\\'s only 17 pages long.)

Can anyone substantiate these claims? If not, I\\\'m going to delete them.
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\\\"Result: man never goes into space.\\\" The episode says nothing about that. In the original script, the altered timeline definitely includes space travel: the \\\'\\\'Enterprise\\\'\\\' still exists, but it\\\'s called the \\\'\\\'Condor\\\'\\\' and it\\\'s a \\\'\\\'pirate ship\\\'\\\'.

\\\"Interestingly, the Nazi victory doesn\\\'t last long. According to the original script and the subsequent Novelization, the Nazi regime collapsed shortly after.\\\" I own a copy of the original script and have read it many times. I don\\\'t remember anything like that. And since when is there a novelization? I\\\'ve never heard of it. (James Blish adapted the episode in the book \\\'\\\'Star Trek 2\\\'\\\', but the result is not a novel by any stretch of the imagination; it\\\'s only 17 pages long.)

Can anyone substantiate these claims? If not, I\\\'m going to delete them.
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