I always read this forum to check out some of the most interesting ALT HIST timelines and threads; some are chilling, others are more optimistic than our real timeline.
I always wondered what would have become of Samantha Smith had she not died in that plane crash in 1985. For those who remember, Samantha Smith was the 10-year old girl from Maine who wrote a letter to Soviet Premier Yuri Andropov in 1982 because she feared that the US and USSR would destroy the world in a nuclear war. She actually got a response from Andropov and was invited to the Soviet Union in 1983.
When Samantha went to the Soviet Union she was considered an American hero but many in the States were suspicious that she was being used by the Soviets for propaganda. However, she became a childhood TV star before her death, appearing on Charles in Charge and Lime Street...
I always wondered what would have become of Samantha Smith had she not died in that plane crash in 1985. For those who remember, Samantha Smith was the 10-year old girl from Maine who wrote a letter to Soviet Premier Yuri Andropov in 1982 because she feared that the US and USSR would destroy the world in a nuclear war. She actually got a response from Andropov and was invited to the Soviet Union in 1983.
When Samantha went to the Soviet Union she was considered an American hero but many in the States were suspicious that she was being used by the Soviets for propaganda. However, she became a childhood TV star before her death, appearing on Charles in Charge and Lime Street...