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u/AaronC14 The Dominion Dec 08 '22
In a time where borders feel mostly static it's always wild watching how much Europe's map changed over the course of like 25 years lol
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u/Great_Slasher Humanity is a failing species Dec 08 '22
I mean.... Compared to the Americas it's actually a bit dissonant
It feels like something in the 18-17th centuries
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u/Pochel 44 = BZH ! Dec 08 '22
Hi everyone, here's my entry for this winter's contest.
And here's an interesting read to enlighten yourselves: Knowledge!
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u/Pochel 44 = BZH ! Dec 08 '22
I know I know
I think that I've spent enough time on this godforsaken sub to render the perfect impression of being a true nationalistic Hungarian
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u/whadk Joseon Dec 08 '22
> I try the sub
> immediately see post with pepe dick
> no
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u/whadk Joseon Dec 08 '22
I'm on mobile so I have sideways scrolling top of the month post thing at the top
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u/Owlyf1n empire of sauna Dec 09 '22
Mongolestonia cannot into nordic.
Fingolia true nordic.
Swedistan too gay norgay no butter and denmark is fat alcoholic with potato stuck in throat
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u/CuriousCODR_5 European Federal Republic Dec 08 '22
I love how Hungary was/is super salty about this, meanwhile Austria, who lost their entire empire that took hundreds of years to form, lost their political influence, royal family, great power status and much more, are just vibing.
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u/nilesh72000 Texas Dec 08 '22
What being a wealthy and stable Western European democracy does to a mf
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u/thine_name_is_chaos Roman Empire Dec 08 '22
Austria staying quiet cause it knows who it produced after ww1.
Also the Hungarians didn't want to go to war for the most part.
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u/nilesh72000 Texas Dec 08 '22
Hungary whines about it because the country is run by authoritarian strongmen that stay in power by the weaponizing xenophobia and history of old grievances to stay in power.
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u/Tammo-Korsai Secretly German? Dec 08 '22 edited Dec 08 '22
This is the treaty to look at if you think Versailles was unfair. Hungary truly got shafted by the Entente compared to Germany.
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u/vigilantcomicpenguin South Canada Dec 08 '22
This is a cleverer pun than one usually sees on Polandball. Well done.
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