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22. Bit more complicated than that due to the personal unions and crown intermarriages...

Thu Jun 7, 2012, 12:05 AM

Jun 2012

But that's really really tedious stuff.

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Map of Europe: 1000 AD to present day [View all] Lars77 Jun 2012 OP

That was cool. GarroHorus Jun 2012 #1

I had no idea Hungary had been so big for so long muriel_volestrangler Jun 2012 #2

Same here. it was bigger then modern day France. Kaleva Jun 2012 #9

Sure did take Germany a long time to pull itself together. Would be sinkingfeeling Jun 2012 #3

Sure did take Germany a long time to pull itself together. AlbertCat Jun 2012 #10

Many principalities. Play Victoria II, see how you do! Lars77 Jun 2012 #14

I played 1, haven't touched 2 yet, don't have the time lately. Sirveri Jun 2012 #25

Real interesting. nt raccoon Jun 2012 #4

The default setting for Europe has been War ikri Jun 2012 #7

Great video. Could have used dates, though. n/t Misskittycat Jun 2012 #8

Had no idea that Poland and Lithuania were so large at one time dixiegrrrrl Jun 2012 #11

Recced. Interesting time-lapse map animation leveymg Jun 2012 #12

I love maps, especially historical maps. Leopolds Ghost Jun 2012 #13

Norway, Denmark, Sweden untouched dems_rightnow Jun 2012 #15

meh. Denmark and Sweden basically owned Norway in turn :) Lars77 Jun 2012 #16

Really cool! Generic Other Jun 2012 #17

I wish it was color coded XemaSab Jun 2012 #18

Napoleon's invasion of Russia Shankapotomus Jun 2012 #19

First page of the book of war. Lars77 Jun 2012 #20

Wow! Thank you for posting this. woo me with science Jun 2012 #24