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    Alle Länder, die jemals von Europa erobert oder beeinflusst wurden.

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    2. Short_Juggernaut9799 on

      Working at country level isn’t doing you any favours here: The Asian part of Russia should be green, as should French Guiana.

    3. AdrianRP on

      „Sphere of influence“ is vague enough for the entire world to be included, I’d say. Japan was definitely influenced by European powers, even if they never had a proper unequal relationship forced on them (which is what that category means, if I had to guess). And Siam was invaded several times, they just didn’t lose their core 

    5. Yoyoo12_ on

      Anatolia was definitely 100% controlled by Europe, the Roman Empire made sure of that

    6. resolve_1987 on

      Many of these countries formed after europeans left or after they were kicked out so it would be appropriate to use a map with 17th century borders

    7. Extreme-Weakness-320 on

      Japan was partly under European control and influence by the Portuguese

    8. purpleoctopuppy on

      What’s the difference between ‚controlled‘, ‚partially controlled‘, and ’sphere of influence‘? Like, the 1941 invasion and occupation of Iran counts sphere of influence‘ but not ‚controlled“? Or the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan?

    9. pinesolthrowaway on

      I think you would struggle to find a single country that never had any shred of European influence anywhere, at any time, ever

      I hate how sloppy this sub has grown, it used to actually be good instead of pointless. You may as well make a map of “countries where people drink water” or “countries where people breathe” and it’d be just as inclusive as this

    11. PomegranateSoft1598 on

      80% of what you call Russia is just a colonial empire that didn’t completely dissolve yet

    13. No-Dress6415 on

      Why is the north of Somalia not green. Somalia was also colonized by the British and the Italians.

    15. Saii_maps on

      North Korea was occupied by Russia from 1945-48 so should technically be marked green.

    17. OdmenUspeli on

      Да! Мы Европа! Видели!
      *показывает пальцем*

    18. Trick_Ad_9463 on

      What’s really the point of this map? To impose a difference between Europe and the rest of the world, some sort of superiority? What connects Portuguese colonisation and… Slovakia? Or Montenegro?

    21. iflfish on

      North Korea has been under European (Russian) influence too, given that Russia is European (Not to mention that Communism came from Europe).

    22. AleksandrNevsky on

      Turkey’s the wrong color considering ALL of that was part of the Roman empire at one point.

    25. Maxxiethefem14 on

      you could technically count liberia because it was colonized by europeANS, but not a european country.

    27. Pristine_Pick823 on

      What a shitty map. Who knew Europe extended all the way to Manchuria…

    28. Ziddix on

      Anatolia was completely controlled by the Roman empire.

      Europeans sailed to Japan in the 16th century and were a big enough influence to introduce Christianity to the island and they sold gunpowder weapons to the Japanese. I’d definitely add them to the sphere of influence thing.

      Other than that looks good I’d say. Western civilisation is cool isn’t it?

    29. Diarrea_Cerebral on

      Argentina was under partial control since Patagonia was never under Spain domain.

    32. naiian on

      Ethiopia was only under direct Itallian rule for less than a decade. Not sure I’d colour it green.

    33. DriaDeZena on

      Ah yes, Europe in Siberia
      Siberia Is also and asian colonized territory by Russia, China will take It back along this century i think

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