Die ethnische Karte Mittel- und Osteuropas während des Ersten Weltkriegs
Von FerenzYangai
Die ethnische Karte Mittel- und Osteuropas während des Ersten Weltkriegs
Von FerenzYangai
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What a shame European politicans did not look up this, before making thwy shitty peace conferences. Ww2 wouldnt happen.
România 🇷🇴
LOL. Separating Moravians from Czechs and labeling southern Slovaks as Moravians for some reason, while having Germans, Italians and Serbo-Croats as single ethnicities is definitely a choice. There must have been some hardcore Moravian enthusiast in the War Office.
To imprecise map.
The Estonian-Latvian ethnic border certainly wasn’t a straight line, but has for quite a long time run along what is the modern state border between the two countries. And obviously Saaremaa island was never Latvian-speaking.
Holy moly what a careless, imprecise, rushed bullshit map. Didn’t bother drawing anything other than straight lines. No details at all. Doesn’t account for „no population“ at all (mountains for example).
Slovaks split in two for no reason at all? Slovenes exist, but everyone else are just thrown in as Serbocroats? Nagyvárad being in the Romanian zone? And what the hell are even those German zones inside Hungary? (There were, many german majority towns and microregions in Hungary, even in Vojvodina, but didn’t look anything like that monstrosity)
This has to be one of the worst ethnic maps I have ever seen. Like what the fuck is even going on, why is half of Slovakia labeled „Moravian“, what?