Religiöse Karte Afrikas aus dem frühen 20. Jahrhundert, erstellt 1913 von den Briten [high-res].
Von andy_moshi
![Religiöse Karte Afrikas aus dem frühen 20. Jahrhundert, erstellt 1913 von den Briten [high-res].](https://www.bytesde.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/1pmp8f9yxfqh1-960x1536.jpeg "Religiöse Karte Afrikas aus dem frühen 20. Jahrhundert, erstellt 1913 von den Briten [high-res].")
Religiöse Karte Afrikas aus dem frühen 20. Jahrhundert, erstellt 1913 von den Briten [high-res].
Von andy_moshi
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Could pass as a terrain map
Damn, I never knew that much of Ethiopia was Muslim.
lol based
Dem gahdamm heathens
Why Tunisia has catholics as majority? Weren’t they over 80% muslim?
I wonder why whoever made this map made Tunisia and Algeria Christian majority despite not even being 15% in both countries at the time including colonial settlers
How did they know how it looked like before google maps
They really overestimated the French and Italian presence in Tunisia, didn’t they?
Proud heathen lol
Lado listed on the map but now a ghost town. It was never highly populated but The Lado Enclave had been dissolved only a few years before so I presume it’s on the map for historical reasons.
Africa. According to the Brits, full of heathens.
Coptic Egyptian Christians are considered nonexistant It seems; but after all, they were not of the „right“ kind of Christianity…
„Belgian Congo“ casts a dark shadow over humanity.
All my friends are heathens
It funny how the way Anatolia is specifically designated „Turkey in Asia“ whereas the Balkans just have „Turkey“ written across them would almost seem to imply that the Balkan territories are the „main“ part of the Ottoman Empire.
La carte est fausse pour l’Algérie, la population européennes était beaucoup plus présente dans l’ouest de l’Algérie que dans l’est
Never heard the term „Mohammedans“ before, interesting. Cool map!