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Passchendaele – François
Cuerrier’s Diplomacy zine, which enjoyed two separate publishing lives,
and a third attempt which never went past the single issue.
Passchendaele #7 – March 23, 1979 Passchendaele #9 – May 9, 1979
Passchendaele #10 – May 18, 1979 Passchendaele #11 – June 22, 1979
Passchendaele #12 – July/August 1979 Passchendaele #13 – September 1979
Passchendaele #21 – February 29, 1980 Passchendaele #47 – November 25, 1987
PDRC Bulletin – Rod Walker’s
initial zine for the Postal Diplomacy Rating Commission
PDRC Introductory Letter and #1 – October 29, 1971
Pellucidar – Burt
Labelle’s Dipzine, with some games run by Tom Eller
Pellucidar #1 – October 1972 Pellucidar #2 – November 25, 1972
Pellucidar #3 – December 23, 1972 Pellucidar #5 – February 17, 1973
Pellucidar #6 – March 17, 1973 Pellucidar #7 – April 14, 1973
Pellucidar #8 – May 12, 1973 Pellucidar #9 – June 9, 1973
Pellucidar #10 – July 7, 1973 Pellucidar #11 – August 4, 1973
Pellucidar #12 – September 1, 1973 Pellucidar #13 – September 29, 1973
Pellucidar #14 – October 27, 1973
Pen & Sword – Michael
Lind’s Dipzine, generally warehouse in content
Pen & Sword Volume 1 #3 – May 31, 1974 Pen & Sword Volume 1 #5 – July 15, 1974
Pen & Sword Volume 1 #7 – August 20, 1974 Pen & Sword Volume 1 #8 – September 11, 1974
Pen & Sword Volume 1 #9 – October 3, 1974 Pen & Sword Volume 1 #10 – October 23, 1974
Pen & Sword Volume 2 #1 – November 15, 1974 Pen & Sword Volume 2 #2 – December 4, 1974
Pen & Sword Volume 2 #3 – January 6, 1975 Pen & Sword Volume 2 #4 – January 30, 1975
Pen & Sword Volume 2 #5 – February 20, 1975 Pen & Sword Volume 2 #6 – April 1, 1975
Pen & Sword Volume 2 #7 – April 18, 1975
Pen & Sword Volume 2 #8 – May 13, 1975 Pen & Sword Volume 2 #9 – June 14, 1975
Pen & Sword Volume 2 #10 – July 7, 1975 Pen & Sword Volume 3 #1 – July 31, 1975
Penguin Dip – Stephen
Dorneman’s zine of Diplomacy, Science Fiction, and penguin drawings
Click here to go to the Penguin Dip Archive page
People’s City – Robert
Correll’s zine, which became a subzine
In Paroxysm after issue #12
People’s City #11 – December 8, 1974 People’s City #12 – December 31, 1974
Perelandra – Pete
Gaughan’s popular and long-running Dipzine
It folded once, then was resurrected by an interest-free
loan from a generous hobby member.
Click here to go to the Perelandra Archive page
Perestroika – Larry
Cronin’s zine for Diplomacy and his economic variant Perestroika
Perlmutter’s Revenge – Paul Gardner’s zine (originally a subzine in Brutus
Bulletin)
Perlmutter’s Revenge #1 – July 1984
Le Petit Mafu – Michel
Liesnard’s flyer, urging other Belgians to publish Dipzines.
Pfennig-Halbpfennig – John McCallum’s Diplomacy zine, with ratings, commentary on
other games, occasional game turns, bourses, etc.
Pfennig-Halbpfennig #1 – September 7, 1971 Pfennig-Halbpfennig #2 – October 18, 1971
Pfennig-Halbpfennig #3 – October 26, 1971 Pfennig-Halbpfennig #4 – January 24, 1972
Pfennig-Halbpfennig #5 – March 13, 1972
Picklehaub – W.D.
Bogert’s wargaming zine, listed as “the official organ
Of the N3F War Games Division.” Game reviews and strategy articles, plus some
humor.
Platypus Pie – Brenton
Ver Ploeg’s Diplomacy zine, mainly the games and commentary.
Click here to go to The Platypus Pie Archive page
The Pocket Armenian – Scott Rosenberg (with help from friends) published this
zine of
Diplomacy, with lots of other multi-player game info and
articles.
Click here to go to The Pocket Armenian Archive page
Podunk News – Bob Olsen’s
Dipzine, later reborn as Orphan Son of Podunk News
Podunk News #36 – June 2, 1977 Podunk News #44 – March 12, 1978
Podunk News #45 – April 16, 1978 Podunk News #46 – May 28, 1978
Podunk News #48 – September 3, 1978 Podunk News #49 – October 8, 1978
Podunk News #51 – December 10, 1978 Podunk News #52 – January 22, 1979
Podunk News #53 – March 17, 1979 Podunk News #54 – April 21, 1979
Podunk News #55 (Final Issue) – December 15, 1979
Poignard – David W.
Loewenstern published this flyer to finish a Claw & Fang game
Poignard #4 – November 7, 1979
Polaska – Dan Evans
published this to run a National Championship of Diplomacy postally.
Polaska #1 – February 1969 Polaska #2 – March 1969
Polaska #3 – May 1969 Polaska #4 – June 1969
Polaska #5 – July 1969 Polaska #6 – September 1969
Politesse – Official
zine of the Washington Area Retinue of (Tacitly) Highly-Organized Gamesters
Originally published by Ed Wrobel, and later by Ken Peel
Click here to go to the Politesse Archive page
Pommes mit Mayo – Scott
Hanson’s journal of the international Diplomacy hobby
Pommes mit Mayo #59 – Late August, 1986
Popcorn – A zine
for a game of Deviant Diplomacy (I’m not sure if Steve Langly
ever got this off the ground or not).
The Pouch –
Long-running Diplomacy zine, published by Nicolas Ulanov and friends
Click here to go to the Pouch Archive page
Praxis – Alan
Stewart published this Canadian Diplomacy zine
He subtitled it “The hobby’s first admittedly redundant
Diplomacy zine.”
Praxis #1-November 1985 Praxis #2-December 9, 1985 Praxis #3-January 15, 1986
Praxis #4-February 20, 1986 Praxis #9-September 26, 1986
Praxis #14-May 26, 1987 Praxis #15-July 9, 1987 Praxis #16-August 21, 1987
Praxis #17-November 2, 1987 Praxis #18-December 16, 1987
The Prince – Jim
Meinel’s Diplomacy zine, always full of subzines and
heavy on personality.
Click here to go to The Prince Archive page
The Publisher – Bob
Lipton wrote this one-shot Diplomacy parody of The Mikado
Rod Walker wrote the introduction.
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