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Published: 2018-12-17 19:25:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 5562; Favourites: 68; Downloads: 51
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Right-wing Europe. All across the Old World, states are ruled by ruling coalitions of conservatives and nationalists, and each country has its own monarch, who grants and defends the Constitution. The dominant form of statehood is the nation-state, the borders reflect the ethnic differentiation of Europe. There is no pan-European economic, political, or military bloc; instead, there are a number of alliances that have developed around the main centers of power. These include the Aachen Pact - the military and political alliance of Germany, France, Belgium, and the Netherlands, supplementing its organization of a single economic space - the Free Movement Zone; around the German Empire there is also Doug Adriatic-Black Sea - an economic union that includes Slovenia, Croatia, Albania, and Bulgaria; Russia organized the Eurasian Economic Union and the Collective Security Treaty Organization, which includes: the Baltic Duchy, Romania, Serbia, Hungary, Slovakia, Finland, Greece and the Czech Republic (the last three are included only in the EEU); Poland, Lithuania, and the Czech Republic form the Eastern European Economic Sphere of Cooperation and the military&political Belt of Sovereignty, in which Hungary is also an observer; Scandinavian countries are part of the Götaborg Concordat - military and economic alliance; in the south, Italy, Spain and Portugal created a free trade zone within the Western Mediterranean shopping zone.The ruling dynasties of Europe:
German Empire - Hohenzollerns, in the regions of Wettins, Wittelsbachs, Habsburgs
Russian Empire - Romanovs
Kingdom of France - Bourbons
United Kingdom of Great Britain - Windsors
Italian Confederation - the power of the Pope, in the subjects of the federation - House of Savoy, Bourbons, Habsburgs
Kingdom of Spain - Bourbons
Kingdom of Poland - Poniatowski
Kingdom of Romania - Hohenzollerns
Kingdom of the Netherlands - Orange-Nassau
Kingdom of Greece - Wittelsbachs
Kingdom of Portugal - Bragança
Kingdom of Belgium - Wettins
Duchy of Baltic - personal union with Russia, Romanovs
Kingdom of the Czech - Romanovs
Kingdom of Sweden - Bernadotte
Kingdom of Hungary - Habsburgs
Kingdom of Lithuania - Urach
Switzerland is the only republic
Kingdom of Serbia - Karađorđević
Kingdom of Bulgaria - Wettins
Kingdom of Albania - Zogu
Kingdom of Finland - House of Hesse
Kingdom of Denmark - Glucksburgs
Kingdom of Norway - Glucksburgs
Principality of Bosnia - Obrenovići
Grand Duchy of Slovakia - Romanovs
Kingdom of Ireland - Ó Conchúir
Kingdom of Croatia - Habsburgs
Grand Duchy of Slovenia - Habsburgs
This map was made for "Map of Ideal Europe" contest: vk.com/album-36731390_25417409…
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Poland is too big and East Prussia should be German, other then that, I do love this map
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Thank you for your review. As for me, there's no reason why Poland must be smaller, while it consists of 100% polish territories, and German Kaliningrad (former Königsberg) makes no single sense, because there's no German population there, and "Eastern Prussia" by results of World War II is no more existing
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If Germany is a monarchy under the Hohenzollerns, why is their flag the black-red-gold tricolor instead of black-white-red?
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Because schwarz-weiß-rot used to represent Prussia (schwarz-weiß) and Brandenburg (weiß-rot) as leading subjects of unated Germany. After WW2 Germany had lost Prussia and major part of Brandenburg, so they can't be a core of a country. Whilst black-red-gold tricolor is a national non-prussian German flag for a long time. Plus, Austria which traditional colors are black and gold, was against "prussian" flag when wanted to join Germany after WW1
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I also noticed that you moved the German capital from Berlin to Frankfurt. Why?
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First reason is the same - Berlin is Prussian Germany's capital, and Frankfurt is traditional capital of the country since Holy Roman Empire. Berlin is hardly overpopulated and pretty much uglier because of modernist architecture. Frankfurt has same problem with architecture(all Western Europe has) but it's not so dramatic. Also FaM better situated right in the geographical heart of Germany and it is an important transportation hub. Plus, Berlin too close to the border, while FaM protected from all directions: Rhine to the west, Alpes to the south, long distance between the city and eastern border
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