+Dieselpunk is a subgenre of [science fiction](/wiki/science_fiction) and [speculative fiction], imagining a world where the technology and aesthetics of the interwar period and World War II evolved differently. It evokes a gritty, mechanical future shaped by diesel engines, propaganda, and nascent atomic power, often exploring themes of conflict and industrial might.
+## See also
+- [Steampunk](/wiki/steampunk)
+- [Retrofuturism](/wiki/retrofuturism)
+- [Alternate History](/wiki/alternate_history)
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