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There is a large body of fiction set in an alternate history or a secret history, where the Operation Sea Lion, a German plan of invasion of Britain during World War II, is attempted or successfully carried out. ==Literature== *''Against the Day'', ''Through the Night'' and ''In the Morning'' by Michael Cronin *''And all the King's Men'', a 1990 novel by Gordon Stevens. *''Collaborator'', a 2003 novel by Murray Davies. *''Gold from Crete'', C. S. Forester's 1971 volume of short stories includes "If Hitler had invaded England". This follows the progress of a German invasion fleet from its embarkation in France to its destruction in the fields of Kent, and closely follows the sequence of events reported in the Sandhurst wargame three years later. *In the manga ''Hellsing'' the remnant of SS known as Millennium dub their attack of London Operation Sea Lion II. Prior to the attack, the leader of Millennium, The Major, states: "Finally, the sea lion has left the ocean and is heading up the hill!" *''Invasion: Alternative History of the German Invasion of England, July 1940'' by Kenneth Macksey. *''The Man in the High Castle'', a 1962 novel by Phillip K. Dick. *''Peace In Our Time'' (1946 – first performance 1947) by Noël Coward. *''Resistance'' by Owen Sheers, which sets the successful invasion in 1944 after a failed invasion of Normandy rather than in 1940. *''SS-GB'' by Len Deighton. *The ''Thursday Next'' novels by Jasper Fforde are set in an alternate universe in which Operation Sea Lion was successful. The German occupying force is eventually driven out, and by the time of ''The Eyre Affair'' England is a republic. *''Weaver'', 2008 novel by Stephen Baxter 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Operation Sea Lion in fiction」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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