
East Germany would join West Germany later that year on October 3rd.
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East Germany would join West Germany later that year on October 3rd.
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The two maps above show the German Reichstag election results of 31 July 1932 election compared to the results of the 23 February 2025 ones.
The 1932 election was notable as it was the first time the time the Nazi won the biggest share of the vote, although they fell far short of a majority, which they never achieved in any free and fair election.
Here are the results of the two elections:
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As of 2024, it was estimated that there were over 2 million racoons in the country, but the government is seeking to euthanized them.
Until coming across this map I had no idea that racoons could be found anywhere in Europe, let alone in such big numbers.
So how did they get here?
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The map above shows what starting and losing two world wars did to the distribution of the German language throughout Europe between 1910 and 2010.
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In 1910, Germany was 540,857.54 km2 (208,826.26 sq mi) and had a population of 64,925,993.
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The color coding represents different nationalities:
Here is the detailed information for each German state based on the map:
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And in case you were wondering, this is not some sort of regional division. The two companies are legally separate entities that both use the Aldi name.