
The map above is a humour look at how the Irish view the rest of Europe.
Basically everyone a Great bunch of lads except one group in particular for some unknown reason….
Oh and they are fond of the aul wine, beer and vodka.
What do you think?
Making Sense Of The World, One Map At A Time
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The map above is a humour look at how the Irish view the rest of Europe.
Basically everyone a Great bunch of lads except one group in particular for some unknown reason….
Oh and they are fond of the aul wine, beer and vodka.
What do you think?
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The color coding represents these perceptions:
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They are:
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Here’s the breakdown of the “most ashamed of” cities by country in Europe according to the image, along with general reasons why they might carry a negative reputation:
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The 20 maps here are work of reddit user PepperBlues show the various similarities and differences between the countries of the former Yugoslavia in 2023, 32 years after the country began to breakup.
And in case you’re too familiar with your Balkan geography these maps should help:
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The countries you can name are:
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Here are the different categories:
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Majority/plurality ethnicities indicated by color and also includes counties and larger regional subdivisions.
In 1910, the Kingdom of Hungary was the other half of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, holding significant political autonomy under the Dual Monarchy system established in 1867.
It played a crucial role in the empire’s economy, contributing to industrial production and agricultural output, while also serving as a cultural and political counterbalance to Austria.
However, it was far from being a state only for Hungarians as the detailed breakdown by county below shows:
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You can find the full list below but here are the top and bottom for each type:
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The Black Death, a devastating pandemic caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis.
Here’s an overview of its spread, origins, transmission, and decline: