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    Ich habe das auf dem äthiopischen Subreddit gepostet, angeblich stammt es aus einem Schulklassenzimmer. Ich konnte nicht anders, als zu versuchen, es herauszufinden. Die UdSSR, Eritrea und Zaire sind gewagte Werbegeschenke, also schätze ich, dass es nicht später als 1991 sein kann. Interessanterweise zeigt die Karte Konflikte aus dieser Zeit, was für mich als Neuling, der Karten genießt, ein wenig faszinierend ist. Was meint ihr?

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    1. betterpinoza on

      I know it’s past 1991 because it says so. Eritrean civil way until ’93. Which makes the USSR weird? Unless they were predicting the war was going to end

    2. WillLife on

      Mentions how apartheid ended in South Africa in 1994.
      And Zaire became the Democratic Republic of the Congo again in 1997. So it should be between those years.

    3. Toastaexperience on

      (~~)North Yemen ceased to be in 1990, as you said Zaire is still there Zaire is there so that ended in 1997, no Eritrea so it’s before 1993.(~~)

      (~~)So my guess it’s between May 22, 1990 and 27 April 1993(~~)

      It mentions 1996 so my guess this is a shitty map.

    4. Diet4Democracy on

      No mention of the Tutsi genocide. So early to mid 1994. And oddly West Bank is shown as still being part of Jordan.

    5. hill10003 on

      1997 most likely. I love the “Muslims vs Africans” graphic, which makes no sense.

    7. FairNeedleworker9722 on

      Printed likely in first 3 months of 1994. It says apartheid ended in SA in 94, but no mention of Rwandan genocide from April of 1994.

    8. throwaway-1357924680 on

      It’s a map of “the Cold War” showing conflicts that happened during the second half of the 20th century. Look down below the map and you’ll see other Cold War milestones.

      This was made around 2000 or later, but designed to teach about that earlier stretch of time.

      (There’s no other reason to the map to show that the Eritrean Civil War ended in 1993, but not show Eritrea as a country.)

    10. External-Ad2811 on

      Probably 1995 coz it documents end of Aparthied a few years earlier but before 2011 when South Sudan became independent from Sudan. Not sure why the map still had Soviet Union past 1995

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