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Post by Jaga on Mar 9, 2015 23:29:26 GMT -7
Very interesting map but I am not sure whether it is completely true, shows the second biggest nationality in each country. Poles are prevalent in Ireland, Iceland and Norway? Are there really that many Germans, besides Silesia, living in Poland? brilliantmaps.com/2nd-largest-nationality/2nd Largest Nationality Living In Each European Country i.imgur.com/fZblsdm.png Poles make up the 2nd largest group in Ireland, Iceland, Norway and Lithuania. |
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Post by pieter on Mar 10, 2015 14:52:31 GMT -7
Funny map,
The Netherlands, Germany, Austria and Bulgaria look like Turkey. Spain, Italy and Hungary have a lot of Romanians. Greece is Albanian, Turkey is Kurdistan, Belgium has become Morocco, France is Algeria, Portugal Brazil, Romania and Serbia have become Hungary, Switzerland is Italy, Great Britain is Indian, Ireland/Northern-Ireland, Iceland and Norway have become Polish. Sweden has become Finish and Finland has become Swedish. Lithuania is Polish. Estonia, Latvia, Belarus and Ukraine are Russian and surprisingly or not the Russian Federation has become Ukrainian. Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Montenegro carry Serbian flags on this map, which means that their largest minorities are Serbs. The Vojvodina region in Serbia must have a lot of ethnic Hungarians seen the fact that Serbia is colored Hungarian. In wikipedia I read that 13 % of the population of the Vojvodina region in Serbia is Hungarian.
Georgia has the flag of Azerbaijan. The christian Caucasian nation has a Muslim Azerbaijani minority. Muslims form 9.9 percent of the Georgian population.
Cheers,
Pieter
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Post by Jaga on Mar 26, 2015 13:05:52 GMT -7
Pieter,
Hungarians are very active people, Hungary used to be an empire reaching from Slovakia, down to Romania or even Serbia. Hungarians have some Hun, Arpad blood, they are neither Slavs nor Germans. The country of Hungary, like Austria, are small compared to their original influence.
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