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Published: 2017-09-18 12:45:53 +0000 UTC; Views: 12694; Favourites: 112; Downloads: 180
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Not related to my other works. just map of what if German states from my map series unified in one state. lot of people wanted to see the united Germany so I was just bored and made this map.Related content
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This is awesome! Any idea on what would have happened to the Germans in the Sudetenland? Would they be relocated like in OTL, or would they remain in Czechia? If they stayed it could lead to secessionist movements in Czech Republic.
This is a great map and timeline!
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Would be relocated like in OTL.
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Do you use ArcGIS to create these maps?Β
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No. I use Paint.Net
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Really impressive quality for Pant.net! If I may ask, how many hours would a map like this take?
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Mostly depends on country itself. for example it only took me an hour for my previous works such as Prussia and Lazistan. the bigger countries like Germany and Japan are most time consuming (mostly Japan). Germany took like 2 and half hours of work while Japan took more than weeks to finish (mostly because I was getting bored or was lazy but still). the medium size countries like Georgia and Armenia are less difficult and only take 2 or 1 hours of work. the older works if you are curios like Byzantine or German Confederation took more than 3 hours to finish and if count scenarios I wrote down it would be like 5+ hours.
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Oh okay. I'm a cartographer, hence why I ask.Β
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As I mentioned before to other variants of this map, it looks really nice.
Yet there are two things I noticed:
1.The western boundaries of Silesia and Pommerania are a bit off as they go along the modern borders and not the ones pre 1933.
2. It is an alternative modern day Germany? Stettin and KΓΆnigsberg having a population exceeding 500.000 would need some immigration considering their pre-war population, war losses and the economic toll after the war. Even Leipzig and Dresden haven't reached their pre-war size again.
These are only minor points, though.
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1. I couldn't draw another way around because I was limited in maps which could fit in layout so I took which fitted best
2. and yes. it's alternative modern day Germany.
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