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This looks inaccurate. The First Republic of Poland was not fully disassembled until 1795, whereas this map shows it as nonexistent as early as 1764. (or is the
by nathell 13y ago
This looks inaccurate. The First Republic of Poland was not fully disassembled until 1795, whereas this map shows it as nonexistent as early as 1764. (or is there some desync?)
- RBerenguel 13y agoThere seems to be a huge time desync, just watch the 20th century (around WW2 is specially glaring)
- seszett 13y agoNot just a sync problem, as WWII starts at the right time but ends at the wrong time. And it happens for other earlier events too, it's just temporally inaccurate.
- refurb 13y agoThe Allied powers occupied Germany until 1949, so still off, but not as much as you'd think.
- seszett 13y agoThe animation shows Germany occupying large parts of Europe until 1955, so it's off by ten years. Ten years too long is what I call "a large error", for an event that lasted 6 years. Off by 150%.
- RBerenguel 13y agoYup, that's the glaring thing I also saw without paying much attention. Also thought I'd be seeing a huge "Spain" in the late 1500 - early 1600s, since if it applied to the Spain-Portugal affair, it should also to the rise of Phillip II. Anyway, ignoring the errors or misplacements it was interesting to see, which is almost good enough :)
- sheefrex 13y agoYes, it seems to be about thirty years early. Silesia becomes part of Brandenburg-Prussia circa 1710 in the video, but this of course didn't happen until the 1740's.