1) Everything besides Tyrkey, perchance?
2) I guess there's no longer any debate if Turkey is in Europe or not, judging by this map.
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2) I guess there's no longer any debate if Turkey is in Europe or not, judging by this map.
"Traditional religions". You should mark Vatican City for that one, they should have put more effort in.
I took a look at the map in the back of my Russian textbook today and it's pretty bad.
Ireland is united, Poland swallowed up Kaliningrad, Armenia invaded Nakhchivan, Slovenia has all of Istria, Bulgaria took Romania's coastline and Moldova now owns all of Bessarabia, among other mishaps
Ireland is united, Poland swallowed up Kaliningrad, Armenia invaded Nakhchivan, Slovenia has all of Istria, Bulgaria took Romania's coastline and Moldova now owns all of Bessarabia, among other mishaps
I feel like every countries borders are bulging in some way.I took a look at the map in the back of my Russian textbook today and it's pretty bad.
Ireland is united, Poland swallowed up Kaliningrad, Armenia invaded Nakhchivan, Slovenia has all of Istria, Bulgaria took Romania's coastline and Moldova now owns all of Bessarabia, among other mishaps
I took a look at the map in the back of my Russian textbook today and it's pretty bad.
Ireland is united, Poland swallowed up Kaliningrad, Armenia invaded Nakhchivan, Slovenia has all of Istria, Bulgaria took Romania's coastline and Moldova now owns all of Bessarabia, among other mishaps
In Soviet Union, Alternate History's YOU!
Why is there still a Serbia and Montenegro? Why is Iceland not shown? Also, assuming it's from Russia, why are Abkhazia and South Ossetia not shown? And, for that matter, why is Crimea not part of Russia? And the Aral Sea is YUUUUGE.I took a look at the map in the back of my Russian textbook today and it's pretty bad.
Ireland is united, Poland swallowed up Kaliningrad, Armenia invaded Nakhchivan, Slovenia has all of Istria, Bulgaria took Romania's coastline and Moldova now owns all of Bessarabia, among other mishaps
probably because the last time the book was published was 2002
Crazy Boris
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Seeing as Serbia and Montenegro are still shown as one thing, this would have to be from before 2006, so before Abkhazia or South Ossetia were recognized by Russia, or the annexation of Crimea.
That said though, if this is from Russia, then why the hell is Kaliningrad shown as Polish?!.
That would be like an American textbook attaching Alaska to Canada.
How many religions are there that aren't "traditional"?
And why does question 2 have no g and 2 n's?
Even for 2002 they depict the Aral Sea way too big.
In Soviet Union, Aral Sea drains you.
ninel
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As if there isn't a cartographical convention to show such lakes as Aral Sea in a totally anachronistic way...
Thankfully the Pope of the Coptic Orthodox Church of Alexandria should still be available.
While reading the Wikipedia article on Spartacus, I came across this magnificent mess of a map.
Problems include but are not limited to:
1. Ireland is flat-out gone, as are the Aegean islands and Malta.
2. Something terrible has happened to Corsica (most of the islands are terribly deformed, but none quite as bad).
3. Brittany has been severely trimmed.
4. Crimea is smaller than Crete, apparently.
5. It looks like the basemap was drawn in the middle of a seizure. Just look at it!
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I'm going to have a seizure just looking at Brittany.
While reading the Wikipedia article on Spartacus, I came across this magnificent mess of a map.
Problems include but are not limited to:
1. Ireland is flat-out gone, as are the Aegean islands and Malta.
2. Something terrible has happened to Corsica (most of the islands are terribly deformed, but none quite as bad).
3. Brittany has been severely trimmed.
4. Crimea is smaller than Crete, apparently.
5. It looks like the basemap was drawn in the middle of a seizure. Just look at it!
The Bay of Biscay must have been colder back then.
While reading the Wikipedia article on Spartacus, I came across this magnificent mess of a map.
Problems include but are not limited to:
1. Ireland is flat-out gone, as are the Aegean islands and Malta.
2. Something terrible has happened to Corsica (most of the islands are terribly deformed, but none quite as bad).
3. Brittany has been severely trimmed.
4. Crimea is smaller than Crete, apparently.
5. It looks like the basemap was drawn in the middle of a seizure. Just look at it!
We're not going to address that the North isn't even pointing to the North of the map?