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Ah. I've actually already mapped that, I just hadn't posted it. Very nice work nonetheless. EDIT: This page is very useful for this kind of thing.

Very nice. Were the smaller islands also divided into constituencies, or did they elect by bloc vote? Apartheid-era South African elections are one of the longstanding "holy grail" projects of election mapping - as you say, constituency maps are elusive (it doesn't help that the current system...

This is highly unusual, most of the time most of the countryside is rock-solid for National. You see the same thing in reverse with places like South Auckland, so I don't really think "NZ has no safe seats" is an argument that really holds up for scrutiny.

That would be our own @Uhura's Mazda, of blessèd memory.

I always find the valknut difficult to take seriously as a political symbol, given it's the logo on the side of nearly every toilet paper bin in the country.

Remember that that's in modern times. For most of the OTL Middle Ages, the German population was concentrated along the Rhine and in the lowlands - it would take a good long while for the Alpine regions to become a major factor. Of course, IOTL that was beginning to change by the 14th century...

Just as a pointer - "vakbond" means "trade union".

A map of Europe in the Isaac's Empire TL, made with the permission of its author. Read the TL here, you won't regret it.

With @Basileus Giorgios' permission (and cooperation), here's Europe as of 1330.

Still less bad than the OTL 1930 election.

Well, Bavaria and the Centre Party always had a rocky relationship. In general, the "Bavarian" identity was always something quite different from the "German Catholic" identity, at once more right-wing and less ultramontane in its orientation (I think it's summed up well by the old line that the...

Let me know if you need a map done - I think it'd be nice to revisit the world of IE, for old times' sake.

Well, I have to say, when the civil war started breaking out I assumed we were going to get a long protracted conflict à la the Spanish Civil War, with Hitler slowly crushing first his rivals on the republican side and then his actual enemies. Both relieved and intrigued to see things evolve in...

Noske's instincts being sublime as always, I see.

Well, that's the Third Reich done with then.

Does the bear shit in the woods?

es geschieht meine knaben

Those Berlin constituencies look, er, a bit familiar. I don't actually mind if you took them from me, but some credit would be nice.

JOHN RAMBO

I won't comment on any of this except to say that I feed off this speculation, so if you all want me to keep working on this, this is a very good way to achieve that.