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This is a map tread. Show me your best
Chase Rogers
Camden Kelly
Julian King
Bumperino
Gabriel Thomas
Korea strong
Angel Campbell
James Stewart
Camden White
Chase Garcia
Michael Rogers
Henry Turner
Whenever I see this, it always amazes me that they were so close to winning. Just a little bit further, and they would taken Moscow.
Brayden Reyes
Hudson Foster
Noah Scott
Shifting the offensive towards Stalingrad was the mistake.
Kevin Moore
anyone else like looking at maps from world war 1?
Isaac Wood
If they succeeded, history would probably remember the Germany army as the greatest of all time, and the war of 1939-1941 as legendary on a level of Alexander’s conquest of Persia.
John Rodriguez
Wyatt Scott
Eli Bennett
Asher Diaz
Dylan Rogers
Joseph Martinez
Gavin Martinez
Jaxson Smith
William Price
Parker Cox
Hudson White
Austin Kelly
Daniel Walker
Christopher Harris
muh Jomon
Charles Ward
Camden Wright
Brandon Brown
Brayden Hill
Jacob Bennett
Is that giving Constantinople to fucking Bulgaria?
Nathan Young
Gavin Gonzalez
Hudson Reed
Leo Collins
Its in the neutral zone
Carson Brown
Neutral Zone.
>The Constantinople Agreement (18 March 1915) was a set of secret assurances made by the Triple Entente during World War I. France and Great Britain promised to give Constantinople, the capital of the Ottoman Empire, and the Dardanelles (land on either coast in Thrace and Asia Minor), which at the time were part of the Ottoman Empire, to the Russians in the event of victory. The Greek government was neutral, but in 1915 it negotiated with the Allies, offering soldiers and especially a geographical launching point for attacks on the Straits. Greece itself wanted control of Constantinople. Russia vetoed the Greek proposal.
>The UK and French claims were both agreed all sides also agreeing that the exact governance of the Holy Places was to be left for later settlement.
Pretty gay the UK and French ended up just giving it to Turkey. It should have gone to Greek or been made into an independent country, like Cyprus is now.
Joshua Price
I see, thanks ;_;
Ryder Long
I come to you bringing the DYMAXION MAP (fuller projection)
Kayden Wood
>Muh proportions
Maps that aren't either an ellipse or a rectangle/square are autism. Period.
Easton James
Are globes autism, user?
Alexander King
You're forgetting that the Dymaxion map can be folded into a icosahedron (d20). Can you fold your square / ellipsoid maps into something at least halfway resembling a globe? 20 polygons isn't going to produce the best sphere but it's still more accurate than the square maps.
Daniel Reed
A map is by definition 2d. Globes are literally an entirely different dimension of understanding the world.
Logan Hernandez
If any of those "international zones" existed, the EU might not exist today. Or it might exist and it'd be HQ'd there, making German its dominant language instead of English and French.
Andrew Lewis
Evan Cook
>Implying everything would calmly end with Germans arriving in Moscow
Shit would turn into more hardcore Stalingrad
Jordan Collins
This is awesome
Juan Lewis
>2 weeks to go from barcelona to rome
Is this for real?
Isaac Williams
Prior to the 1266 Treaty of Perth, the Western Isles of Scotland were controlled by various Norse and Gaelic rulers who owed their allegiance to the Kings of Norway rather than the kings of Scotland.
So removed from Scottish control were these islands that the Norse/Gaelic rulers referred to themselves as 'King of the Isles' (in Gaelic, 'Ri Innse Gall'). From the origins of these semi-autonomous island kingdoms the 'Lords of the Isles' would emerge.
The headquarters for the Lordship was unusual but highly symbolic – an island within an island. A small island in Loch Finlaggan on the island of Islay was chosen as the administrative centre for the disparate islands and clans that owed allegiance to the Lords of the Isles.
Jose White
Does Veeky Forums like Bioregions?
Nathaniel Perez
Laurentian is comfy, I live in it. Little humid tho.
Juan Morgan
Taking Moscow would have done nothing, effectively. The Russians have pressed on despite losing their nominal major cities and capitals before. If anything they'd just swarm into Germany and completely ignore the German line.
Luke King
Thanks for the info.
Have a really cool map.
Carter Powell
Cameron Perry
>there's people who still believe this
Kayden Turner
Wyatt Edwards
Dylan Ward
Well done Ireland you really gave it a good shot
James Murphy
They could only sail via coasts back then, going by the open sea would have taken years.
Isaac Gutierrez
Oliver Baker
Juan Mitchell
Dominic Carter
Matthew Parker
How... Egypt should have the best
Parker Collins
Ethan Richardson
Grayson Jenkins
Connor Bell
Benjamin Reyes
kek, the red sea is red
Noah Reed
>German Alsace
>Greek Thrace
>Swiss Veneto
>Bulgarian Dobrudja
2/10, really fucking cliche
Dominic Reyes
Map from the 1500s showing a depiction of Antarctica 300 years before “first sighting” in 1820.
Jonathan Jackson
They included that cuz they theorized long ago that there was a large landmass in the southern hemisphere that balanced out the Northern one. Called it Tierra Austral which is Latin for Southern Land.
Daniel Ward
>or been made into an independent country, like Cyprus is now
agreed
Logan Gutierrez
>The headquarters for the Lordship was unusual but highly symbolic – an island within an island. A small island in Loch Finlaggan on the island of Islay was chosen as the administrative centre for the disparate islands and clans that owed allegiance to the Lords of the Isles.
heh pretty cool
Bentley Rogers
I know that, but the Terra Australis depicted in that map is eerily similar to the actual Antarctica. You see the Terra Australis on most maps to be completely made up, but this one looks close enough to reality.
Andrew Flores
All the known Ancient Roman aqueducts
Austin Young
Tbh I didn't know China was so fucking mountainous
Xavier Allen
John Anderson
>Aqueduct in Scotland
Huh?
Lucas Cooper
Robert Ward
Were the ancients stupid?
Jacob Cruz
Landon Williams
Is Prussia putting its dick in an organ grinder?
Joshua Johnson
>ancients
America is on that map
Austin Young
Yeah, what did he mean by this?
Henry Clark
The map puts an (?) in it I don't know why it's there either, it's also missing the aqueduct of Nimes in France
Carter Myers
Kayden Walker
These ones are too big for Veeky Forums's filelimit
i.imgur.com
upload.wikimedia.org
Dylan Reyes
>Taking Moscow would have done nothing, effectively.
>t. a fucking retard
Kayden Barnes
some advance scout units actually could see the top of the kremlin spires at one point
Lucas Butler
Heh.
Thomas Rogers
>that buddhist area
What
Juan Davis
This is incredibly advanced it must be fake
Carson Nelson
Jaxon Howard
en.wikipedia.org
>The Kalmyks, who form the majority of the republic and for whom the region is named, descend from the Oirat Mongols that migrated from Dzungaria in 1607 and established the Kalmyk Khanate (1630–1724) before they were eventually incorporated into the Russian Empire in the context of the Russian conquest of the Caucasus
they are basically the remnants of the Golden Horde
Aside from everyone speaking Russian, if you walked around in Elista you'd assume you were in Mongolia or Tibet
Matthew Lee
>implying russians just give up when you take their cities
Yeah tell that to Napoleon, Hitler would've been blead dry as he would have to wage an endless war against soviet forces in siberia
Joshua Bailey
>Letting Austria still exist
Jaxon Scott
that's not meant to be accurate retard