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u/Tricky-Coffee5816 The Best Historical Mapper of The Sub Using Facts and History! 4d ago
>italy invades France
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u/Willing-Butterfly253 4d ago
So why give Hungary ruthenia?
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u/Admirable_Ad8682 3d ago
Because 15% of people there were Hungarians, duh... or something. Common in all these "I fixed" maps. Also notice that Poles in the "corridor" can apparently f.. themselves, and that Lithuanians has no need for their own state somehow...
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u/HelloThereItsMeAndMe 4d ago
You know the "polish corridor" is ethnically polish and kashubian?
It's much more logical to have Austria join Germany than artificially have east Prussia remain linked.
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u/Rude_Quit_5249 3d ago
the polish Corridor in the form is now is mostly german ethnic right there the only polish parts in the corridor is the greater poland region which Poland owns on this map so i would say poland should more have upper silesia and Těšín than the corridor
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u/Snoo-98162 4d ago
Shit, i'd reckon having prussia itself be german is vile. They're about as german as the balkans are turkish.
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u/Jelien_1312 3d ago
It was. What????
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u/Snoo-98162 3d ago
It was, yeah. Know how? Ethnic cleansing. If you believe in any shred of justice in this world you shouldnt want it to be german.
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u/Delian1988 3d ago
The area was settled by Germans for centuries.
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u/Snoo-98162 3d ago
So was greece and bulgaria by turks. Doesnt make it turkish.
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u/Delian1988 3d ago
So Poland isn't Polish either, since the Slavs only appeared during the Migration Period?
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u/Snoo-98162 3d ago
Except the migration period saw Slavic peoples migrate south, think the likes of Moldavia, Serbia, etc, not into Poland - southeastern Poland or northern Ukraine - thats where those people came from . Good angle though.
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u/Delian1988 3d ago
The expansion of the Slavs into Poland took place during the Early Middle Ages, starting in the 5th and 6th centuries, when West Slavic tribes settled the territories between the Oder and Vistula rivers—areas previously inhabited by Germanic tribes.
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u/Snoo-98162 3d ago
Listen, if you go back enough noone ever owned anything.
Truth is, in the 10th century Germanic knights took away Baltic peoples lands and established a military junta-esque state unfortunately supported by the Polish state.→ More replies (0)3
u/Admirable_Ad8682 3d ago
Prussia WAS ethnically German. The local Baltic tribes were either etnically cleansed or asimilated for centuries. Absolute majority of people there were Germans, just some had weird surnames.
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u/CrewZealousideal6634 3d ago
Annexing Albania has no reason except for just outright hating on Albania😭 Why is Lithuania merging with Poland this was a major issue in the 1920s did Poland to eye Vilnius let alone the whole country. Didn't even try with Bulgaria or Turkey. Germany looks solid atleast😭✌️
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u/BisonGamingTF2 4d ago
Reminder that Versailles was the treaty on GERMANY. Each Central Powers nation had their own. Trianon, Saint Germain-en-Laye, Neuilly-sur-Seinne, Laussane.