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    1. YourLocalMoroccan on

      how is germany unified while the ussr and spanish sahara still exist? lol

    2. Live_Example_7996 on

      Korea and germany are shown „united“, but have a thinner seperating line. Note how berlin and bonn have stars to represent capital cities. Same with seoul and pyongyang

    6. Parzival_2k7 on

      I got it down to 1953-1960. The DRC isn’t independent, the Fed of Rhodesia and Nyasaland exists

      Edit: Rawalpindi is the Capital of Pakistan, so it must be **1959-1960**. Nice

    7. Hoosier108 on

      It’s from just after WW2, Germany and Korea were still occupied, not formally split into different states. Look at Bangladesh; it’s still East Pakistan on this map.

    10. B58Connoisseur on

      Rhodesia mentioned 🥳 shoutout to my great grandpa for leaving there when it started falling apart, and coming to America. Rhodesia was the crown jewel of Africa at its peak, rip.

    13. bigolchimneypipe on

      This was probably printed sometime between 2000BCE and 5000AD plus or minus 500 years. 

    14. Diplo-X on

      I would say July-august summer of 1962 since:

      1.Algeria independence (after July 1962)
      2.Goa is still not part of india (before August 1962)

      Other signs:
      3. Malaysia hasn’t merged yet(before 1963)
      4. Uganda is still British protectorate (independence after October 1962)

    15. ToastandTea76 on

      1953-1963 Rhodesia Nyasaland

      1960 French colonies independence, Mali Federation no more

      1961 September UAR with Syria, November de-Stalinization (Stalingrad, Stalino, Stalinabad)

      1961-1964 Tanganyika and Zanzibar

    16. IchLiebeKleber on

      Germany isn’t shown as united, there’s clearly a dotted line separating the two parts, it’s just a weird way to show the idea that they probably considered the division not completely legitimate. I think this wasn’t completely uncommon, though nowadays they’d probably not do that anymore because that makes the computer representation more complex.

      Whatever did they do to the borders of Austria?! 🙁

    18. MH_MUSTANG on

      Brasov in Romania is named Stalin on this map. The name was changed to Stalin in 1950 and changed back to Brasov in 1960. Just a small detail I noticed.

    19. Minister_of_Trade on

      It’s 1962 for certain because Ruanda-Urundi existed until 1962 and the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland dissolved in 1963.

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