Maps of Greater [insert country]

[chequita guevara]

Originally posted by OzzyKP
Source?

I'm interested.

Herzel's diaries. They're published.

[atawa]

Originally posted by Heresson
wow, you even had Taiwan, part of New Zeland and some island in the north (I don;t know what for, though)
Oh, and I must find a map of dutch settlements in Major Poland.

That island in the north was our tradingpost with Japan, Oone of our better holdings also.

For a long time we had exclusive trading rights with the Japanese, shame we lost them

[Mercator]

Greater Mongolia:



PWND!

[Maniac]

This thread is so useful to determine what my goals should be in my Victoria games.

[Flip McWho]

Well we have NZ in its current form. I think at the beginning of WWII we landed a boat on samoa and took it off the germans, so technically we had that too.

[MxM]

USSR. Probably the largest country (if you do not count Great Britain with colonies that is)

[MxM]

Another one

[VetLegion]

Originally posted by Datajack Franit
Fiume was 86%
but considering how whole Croatia looks nowadays, you can keep it :vomit:

You are most generous. You can keep your fascists but find us a map of their aspirations about Croatian coast.

[Provost Harrison]

Originally posted by MxM
USSR. Probably the largest country (if you do not count Great Britain with colonies that is)

And most of it pretty hostile though

[joncha]

In Soviet Russia, colonies count you!

[Az]

Now now, if you want a map of 'greater Israel' as in 'the maximum interpretation of bibleic promises', that would be it. However, this has never been a part of any political platform of any political party, before the creation of Israel, or after it, so it's meaningless to debate this. I am sure Hertzel may have envisioned something like that, but this isn't really wrong since at the time this was bordering science fiction, much like the creation of Israel, altogether. 'sides, at the time , the population of the region was sparse enough, and the jewish population was large enough, to consider the territory basically unoccupied. Now if you want to debate real political 'greater Israel' maps, dig one up.

[Sir Og]

Bulgaria at it's hight. Early 13th century.



Bulgaria according to the San Stefano peace treaty 1878 (the red line).

[MarkG]

Originally posted by VetLegion
shaking in terror

[germanos]

Originally posted by Az
Now now, if you want a map of 'greater Israel' as in 'the maximum interpretation of bibleic promises', that would be it. However, this has never been a part of any political platform of any political party, before the creation of Israel, or after it, so it's meaningless to debate this. I am sure Hertzel may have envisioned something like that, but this isn't really wrong since at the time this was bordering science fiction, much like the creation of Israel, altogether. 'sides, at the time , the population of the region was sparse enough, and the jewish population was large enough, to consider the territory basically unoccupied. Now if you want to debate real political 'greater Israel' maps, dig one up.

emphasis by me

You ARE kidding, aren't you?

[Heresson]

Originally posted by Sir Og
Bulgaria at it's hight. Early 13th century.

I'm pretty sure Bulgarians/Slavs never captured Soluń/Thessalonike.

Also, what's that thing over it on the other map?