Which kingdom and when?
I wouldn't object to recreation of the Austrian Empire, if we had a decent representation this time
Bohemia post-1197; the later Přemyslid and Luxembourg dynasties come to mind before Hapsburg domination.
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Borders of Europe, 2057
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Bohemia post-1197; the later Přemyslid and Luxembourg dynasties come to mind before Hapsburg domination.
Correct. It's not going be a disaster, but it will not be pleasant, either.
Transdniester has already declare itself independent, so no changes here.
Maybe, so long as the last dictator can hold onto power.
Maybe more autonomy, I doubt independence. The SNP will just never get enough votes for it.
Possible. The Protestant community is thinning out, so maybe in a generation a reunification will be possible. The British will be happy to rid themselves of the troubled province, but will the Republic take them in? Romaticism aside, Ulster will be a drain on who ever rules the place.
Could be; there are few pan-Belgian institutions left.
I doubt it. Neither the czechs nor the Slovaks would want it.
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Who cares about that. What's important is it has always been semi-autonomous region. Renaming Czechia to Bohemia if it still included Moravia would make as much sense as calling Belgium Flanders.
willemvanoranje
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Which kingdom and when?
I wouldn't object to recreation of the Austrian Empire, if we had a decent representation this time
Neither would my grandmother. She could finally move back to Hermsdorf, or Hermiçe as it is named since the Germans got kicked out.
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Neither would my grandmother. She could finally move back to Hermsdorf, or Hermiçe as it is named since the Germans got kicked out.
Sure, I'd kick those idiots who moved to the de-germanized areas myself, they belonged to the worst classes of the society anyway.
Of course, Germany would then have to pay us the reparations for WW2 - only 285 billion €uro. That's nothing...
willemvanoranje
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That makes 3,50 euros per German citizen... we'll call it the Czech Tax. Let's take this to the European Union. Poland did something similar and they actually got attention, so why couldn't Holland and the Czech Republic? Besides, Czechslovakia's opinion was ignored in München, so the Czech Republic should have a one time ignore-German-opinion card!
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Sweden, Norway, Finland, Iceland, Danmark, Malta and Romania merge into Scandinavia.
You forgot about Poland.
willemvanoranje
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Well, I know you want us to, so I'll just step into the trap...
Why Malta and Romania?
If it's about immigrants, you should take Bosnia, Iraq, Poland and Syria too.
Why Malta and Romania?
If it's about immigrants, you should take Bosnia, Iraq, Poland and Syria too.
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willemvanoranje
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The Czech Republic should have a 1000-time ignore Germany card?
willemvanoranje
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No...it's 3500 euros per citizen.
ParkCungHee
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What Game is that?fine.
Here's a map that has all of the counties of Europe in it. I think I properly colored in the countries in their current state. Have fun!
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And mind you, controlling Europe to get those 5 armies per turn is a pain in the...
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Map I made based un my last Hearts of Iron 2 game. Posted because I particularly like the way the borders came out. Some games make it awfully messy.
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That is a great map, and very usable
Ok, here are the treaty of Sevres (1920) new greek lands. They were taken away with the treaty of Lausannes (1923).
Actually, I believe they were denied by the turkish army.
About the earlier map, I don't recognize any of those territorial divisions drawn in Portugal. Therefore I doubt its useful for anything but games.
But the idea is goos: look at the EU as a federation of regions, not states. Of course, that would mean breaking up larger countries into smaller chunks: Germany along its federal divisions, the UK and Spain along regional lines... But what could we do with France and other very centralized large states?!
No, eastern Thrace was just signed away, and the issue of northern Epirus cancelled as well. The battles between the two armies only took place in the anatolian campaign.
