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    Ethnographische Karte der Balkanhalbinsel 1914

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    7. YogoshKeks on

      What I’d really love would be a map that highlighted each region’s tendency to be the subject of ethnographic maps.

      Obviously, the metric is questionable, but creating a plausible looking one from thin air as a sarcastic joke would be very easy.

    9. rintzscar on

      Stop posting fake ahistorical maps from Instagram created entirely to sow division in order to rack up engagement through comments of people arguing.

    10. dont_trip_ on

      Source source source

      Highly doubt we have the data to create such a detailed map from 1914.

    11. Gnomonas on

      No Greeks in Southern Albanian??? lmao

      Ye this map is pure agenda pushing overexaggerating minorities the „map creator“ (no sources btw) likes.

    13. Aggressive-Quit7458 on

      Why the actual fvck do you even mention Macedonian Slavs 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    14. ArthRol on

      In no fucking way did the Jews constitute the majority of population in rural areas of Bukovina. They were the majority only in Chernowitz (Cernauti) and maybe in a couple of other towns.

    18. Ghrota on

      How am i supposed to tell the difference between serbo-croat muslim and bulgarian with my male eyes?

    20. enigbert on

      Why so many areas in random shades of green? I see Russians in Northern Carpathians, and Slovakia populated by Italians, and Slovaks living in Danube Delta…

    23. Baronist on

      Germans really used to be sprinkled all over Europe. I wonder what happened to change that…

    26. Radical_Socalist on

      The chams are exaggerated and there was an additional, smaller Enclave of Greeks in Attica

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