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The Point of Divergence is September, 1666 when Sabbatai Tzevi was summoned before Ottoman sultan Mehmed IV. In OTL, Tzevi was given the choice between converting to Islam or impalement, and chose to convert. In Turtledove's work, Tzevi instead was able to convert Mehmed IV, giving rise to a continental Sabbatean movement.

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rdf:type	Short Story
rdfs:label	The More it Changes
rdfs:comment	The Point of Divergence is September, 1666 when Sabbatai Tzevi was summoned before Ottoman sultan Mehmed IV. In OTL, Tzevi was given the choice between converting to Islam or impalement, and chose to convert. In Turtledove's work, Tzevi instead was able to convert Mehmed IV, giving rise to a continental Sabbatean movement.
dcterms:subject	Alternate History Short Stories Short Stories That Have Not Been Collected Short Stories First Published in an Anthology The More it Changes Works Set in Ukraine Works Set in the 18th Century 2014 Works
Collected	No
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Editor	Tomas Harenstam
pub date	2014(xsd:integer)
First Appearance	Europa Universalis IV: What If? the Anthology of Alternate History
Genre	Alternate History
ImageSize	150(xsd:integer)
Author	Harry Turtledove
Publisher	Paradox Interactive
abstract	The Point of Divergence is September, 1666 when Sabbatai Tzevi was summoned before Ottoman sultan Mehmed IV. In OTL, Tzevi was given the choice between converting to Islam or impalement, and chose to convert. In Turtledove's work, Tzevi instead was able to convert Mehmed IV, giving rise to a continental Sabbatean movement. The story itself it set between August and November, 1772, in the village of Kolomija, months after the first Partition of Poland, and centers on Yitzkhak, a Jewish cobbler. When word comes to the village that Sabbatean hadimacks are roaming the countryside attacking Jews and Catholics alike, the people of Kolomija band together to defend their home. Unfortunately, they fail.

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