Thorgalaeg
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Never played panzer general. Is it normal to have all that cavalry swimming in the sea?
It was also the actual border for around 11 months in 1919, between the mostly self-declared governments of Czechoslovakia and "German-Austria"- that is, the ethnically German parts of Austria-Hungary. If they'd succeeded in their bid for a democratic Anschluss, the border may have resembled that in the map, at least for a while.That's a totally daft German/Czech border.
The ultra-Yugoslavists wanted to incorporate Bulgaria as well, and union was briefly plausible in the late 1930s. Possibly in this reality, Tito ended the war with a stronger hand and was able to force the Soviets to accept annexation. After all, if you listen to Bulgarian nationalists, the annexation of Macedonia to Yugoslavia was in effect the annexation of one third of Bulgaria; the remaining two-thirds isn't a huge stretch.Why is Bulgaria part of Communist Yugoslavia and why is Byzantoum on the map and what is with Scandinavia, and the Baltics?
what idiot proposed that thingScandinavia has one of the various proposals for a pan-Scandinavian flag.
Not sure, but we can only hope that they are dead and in hell.what idiot proposed that thing
Christ knows what the deal with Byzantium is.
what idiot proposed that thing
I've tried looking for a bit, and it seems to come from Assasin's CreedNot sure, but we can only hope that they are dead and in hell.
The Czechs seem happy too. Slovaks, not so happy.Italy and Palestine seem happy about it.
interesting how India gets all of Kashmir on that map