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    Gesamtbevölkerungsveränderung, 1990–2022

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    2. Exciting-Rope1839 on

      I thought that Italy and Germany would have higher population change considering immigration is such a controversial topicvin those countries.

    3. p2rismaalapp on

      Note that especially for Estonia and Latvia, the bulk of this population loss is many of the illegal Soviet colonists returning to Russia immediately after the end of the Soviet occupation. Estonians and Latvians are glad as fuck that so many of them left and sad that still so many stayed.

      The number of Latvians dropped 14.4% and the number of Estonians dropped 4.5% (although has been growing again in the past decade).

    5. p2rismaalapp on

      Now tankies will flock here to claim that it’s all because these countries abandoned communism. In reality, communism was a horrible economic system which systematically destroyed these economies and switching to capitalism was simply inevitable once the communist system naturally collapsed. The population decline was 100% caused by the failures of communism.

    7. Able-Ad3506 on

      STOP FUCKINY LIE ABOUT UKRAINE, WTF YOU ALL HERE WISH OUR PEOPKE EXTINCTION?!

    9. ysgall on

      Looking at how Azerbaijan’s population increased by almost a half, whilst that of Armenia fell substantially, it’s not hard to see how the power balance between the two shifted between these two dates. That and Azerbaijan oil-fueled economic growth.

    10. Brave-Two372 on

      In soviet occupied countries, how much of the population change is illegal colonisers moving back to Russia and how much is the change due people who had legal grounds to be there?

    11. Reasonable-Rain-7474 on

      So when the iron curtain came down in 1989 many in Eastern Europe took the opportunity to go to the western part for opportunity. If you took out the first 10 years after the break up of the Soviet satellite nations the movement is not so bad. Ukraine on the other hand …… mostly because of war.

    12. Budget_Addition1381 on

      No data for Jordan? With all the conflict I’d guess it’s +20 to 30ish

    13. EvonLanvish on

      The collapse of socialism in Eastern Europe has brought an unprecedented demographic crisis in the affected countries. I’m from Bulgaria and our population has collapsed by 30% by now and it doesn’t show any signs of slowing down

    14. AdventurousSwim1381 on

      I guess Israel’s population jumped after that big influx from the former Soviet countries and to the high birth rates from the more religious communities.

    17. woods60 on

      How is Egypt so populous but you never run into them in Western Europe compared to Algerians, Moroccans etc?? I’ve only met 1 ever

    18. oktbi-oldman71 on

      Fake datas.
      Hungary 1990: 10,4 million / 2022: 9,5 million || -9% not -6,8% (official datas)

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