The photo above shows Europe at Night.
Jewish Population of Europe in 1933 and 2015
The map above shows the Jewish population of Europe in both 1933 and 2015 by country. Most countries still had much lower Jewish populations in 2015 compared to 1933.
This is largely due to the long lasting effects of The Holocaust, when over six million European Jews were systematically murdered by Hitler and the Nazis.
Emigration to both Israel and the United States after World War 2 and again after the collapse of Communism in Eastern Europe in 1989, also contributed somewhat to the decline.
However, not all countries saw their Jewish population decrease.
How To Irritate Europeans In Just One Sentence
The map above shows how you can easily irritate various Europeans in just one sentence. These include:
European Languages According To The Dutch
The map above is a humours look at how the Dutch view other European languages.
Of course Dutch itself is view as the best language, with English being their second language since over 90% of people in the Netherlands can speak it.
Percentage of Europeans Who Are Willing To Fight A War For Their Country
The map above shows the percentage of residents in various European countries who are willing to fight and go to war for their country.
Full results below:
Potential EU Exit Names For The 27 Remaining Member Countries
The map above shows potential exit names European Union countries could use if they decided to leave the EU in the same way as the UK did via “Brexit.”
A full list can be found below, including some additional ones that are not on the map, but were part of the original Reddit threads.
European Countries That Have Invaded Poland
The map above shows the European countries (in red) that have invaded Poland (in black) at some point in history. As with all maps using modern borders to show historical events, there are of course issues.
European Borders In 1914 vs Borders Today
The map above shows what Europe’s borders looked on the eve of World War One in 1914, overlaid on top of the borders of European countries today. The first thing that jumps out at you is how many fewer countries there were.
European Population Density: The Black & Blue Areas Have Identical Populations
As difficult as it is to believe, the black and blue areas above, each have exactly the same number of people living in the them.
1994 Swedish and Norwegian EU Referendum Results By Municipality
The map above shows the results of two separate referendums held in November 1994 on whether or not Norway and/or Sweden would join the EU. The map shows the breakdown by municipality in each country. Keep reading to learn more about each campaign: