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I thought it was a little bizarre that Nazi Germany was broken out differently like that - especially since it is a single datapoint, 1936. It's not like it wa
by douche 10y ago
I thought it was a little bizarre that Nazi Germany was broken out differently like that - especially since it is a single datapoint, 1936. It's not like it was, in 1936, any different with respect to its borders, than 1932 Germany. And if shifts in government are significant to warrant a new label, than why not break France into the 3rd, 4th, and 5th Republics?
- superplussed 10y agoInfographic makers are story tellers, and that's a pretty dramatic piece of that chart.
- ghaff 10y agoYes. A lot of people on here are being too literal. If one just wants the facts associated with something as historically convoluted as this, you probably want a numerical table with lots of footnotes.