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    1. NetHistorical5113 on

      I’m not a very nationalistic person but seeing you give İstanbul to Bulgaria geniuenely pmo

    2. smallushandus on

      The tiny glove of Denmark, feebly reaching up towards it great overlord Sweden, is rightfully not given a letter marking it as being a country.

    3. ReasonableInstance83 on

      Poland and Belarus are drawn incorrectly, but overall this is a good result.

    4. CarrotWaxer69 on

      Denmark: „Am I a joke to you?“

      Apart from that you did a lot better than I would have OP.

    5. No2Hypocrites on

      Tsargrad was Istanbul

      Now it’s Tsargrad, not Istanbul

      Been a long time gone, Istanbul

      Now it’s Bulgarian yoghurt on a moonlit night

    6. Jaded_Sextant on

      Mangled Central Europe and immaculate Balkan was a dead giveaway for the flair.

      Still, nicely done. Better than I could have

    7. Overall good job, but to point some mistakes: Belarus has southern border with Ukraine and has a border with Latvia.

    8. Is it the map of EU foreign policy? All is going rather well with some size delusions, but somehow everything falls apart when trying to understand Russia and Ukraine.

      I mean, Kyiv, which is northern central Ukraine, was invaded from Belarus, there’s the Azov sea missing that now has a bridge from Crimea to Russia now, and Ukraine borders Poland, Hungary, and Slovakia. Kalinigrad’s missing as well. 

    9. You nailed the shape of montenegro. So i guess you are…. Pozdrav susjede.

    10. Rough_Typical on

      You forgot about 5999 islands and islets of Greece, including a big one Euboea near the mainland. You got Crete though, extra points

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