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    Datum dieses Globus? Super cool!

    Hallo, ich habe diesen Globus im ländlichen Südwesten von Georgia (USA) gefunden und habe gehofft, dass mir jemand mit einem größeren Faible für Geographie/Geschichte helfen kann, das ungefähre Datum zu finden!

    die Fotos sind nicht so toll

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    1. OliverPuck on

      Germany has occupied Austria but not Czechoslovakia and Korea is called “Chosen” indicating it’s occupied by imperial Japan, so my first guess is mid-1930s.

      Sadly you cover my home province of Newfoundland which was the one part of North America that would have been different (it was a separate Dominion from Canada at the time) 🥲

    5. ahlmemes on

      Guessing it’s around 1939, no Czech Republic or Austria and the layout of Africa.

    7. Ok-Iron-9788 on

      My guess is around 1939-1940, although I do find it interesting that Hungary has part of Transylvania but Poland is still independent. At the broadest range it’s from late 1939 – early 1941

    8. Unlucky_Hammer on

      Iran rather than Persia so 1935+. No Italian east Africa so before 1937.

    10. krowbo on

      About 1940ish because Hungary has Northern Transylvania.

      It’s not showing the USSR annexation of the Baltics or Italian annexation of Ehtiopia, but it is showing German annexation of Czechia (1939). Looks like it’s missing Turkeys annexation of Hatay province too (1939). 

    11. Luminox on

      before WW1. Transylvania isn’t a part of Romania (Rumania) yet which happens as a result of WW1

    12. adawkin on

      **1940-41**. You can see Hungary annexed territory from Romania ([Second Vienna Award](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_Vienna_Award)) , which happened in 1940.

      Note: Some *de-facto* occupations and border changes were not considered legit by the authors (1939 partition of Poland, 1940 annexation of Baltic States by USSR). Small things such as Turkey taking control of Alexandretta might have just been not noticed.

    14. overwildness on

      It’s a weird map for sure probably from 1940. It recognizes the second Vienna award giving Transylvania to Hungary in 1940 but simultaneously does not recognize German occupation of Poland. Probably for good reason.

    15. Pomegranate961 on

      Palestine is there so definitely before the British mandate gave half of it to zionists in 1947.

    22. Evening-Dog4841 on

      Does it say Gulf of Mexico, or orange man’s temporary name until next election.

    23. nerdKween on

      I’m guessing Pre WWII? I know a lot of African nations didn’t gain independence until the 1960s

    24. sadmaps on

      I didn’t realize I needed an outdated globe until this very moment. Now I must find one for myself.

    26. momofeveryone5 on

      Sometimes if you look on the figure 8 thing (The Analema) it may have a date printed on the meridian near there.

    29. Goodenuf4now6x10 on

      The globe is from 1934 -1939, the West Coast of Africa was known as Rio de Oro under Spanish rule, but changed at the start of WWII

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