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This animated map shows the population change in Germany (current boundaries) over the last 150 years. Cities display wider than they really are. Every district is one flat block of data, so the round hills are just smoothing. Height is people per area, so a mountain's volume is the...

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Andreas Moser14 gün önce

Hier sieht man, wie bedeutend Chemnitz und das Erzgebirge einst waren.

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Jérémy Magrin15 gün önce

I create the French version if anyone is interested :

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Maik Voets15 gün önce

Side view is even better

TMaibaum #FBPE #NAFO🇪🇺🇩🇪🇵🇱🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🌹🌻 profil fotoğrafı
TMaibaum #FBPE #NAFO🇪🇺🇩🇪🇵🇱🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🌹🌻15 gün önce

North Rhine-Westphalia alone has a larger population and a higher GDP than all the eastern German federal states put together, even including Berlin. Yet people pretend that Germany is broadly divided into two halves, with the West taking advantage of and exploiting the East.

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Basement Dweller15 gün önce

Isn’t there a lot of territory missing? It says 1871 but looks confined to modern rump state

Matias Heiro 🕊️ profil fotoğrafı
Matias Heiro 🕊️15 gün önce

1871..mate.. Germany was bigger then!

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Simon Kuestenmacher14 gün önce

It literally says that it shows modern borders. With a map like this you need to make decisions.

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Matias Heiro 🕊️14 gün önce

I see your point, but look at Saxony and Brandenburg - they weren't border-regions then, but Mitteldeutscland(sic). Maybe the maker should have dotted-line the historical border or something.

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Nicolas15 gün önce

This is brilliant!

Vrindabani📯 profil fotoğrafı
Vrindabani📯15 gün önce

Danke, super!

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LohntNicht14 gün önce

Map is incomplete.

Balsamo Joseph profil fotoğrafı
Balsamo Joseph15 gün önce

60 million in 1940!

Henning Nagel profil fotoğrafı
Henning Nagel14 gün önce

For Hanover they obviously used the modern (2001) borders of the 'Region Hanover' which encompasses both the town and its district. You can recognise the shape as early as 1900. That's why it appears flat, in contrast to the neighboring Brunswick and Hildesheim peaks.

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Arrrghonaut14 gün önce

Why does it still show significant differences when comparing 2024 with... 2024?

MillG (blue rondo a la czech) profil fotoğrafı
MillG (blue rondo a la czech)15 gün önce

...what's going on around #Dortmund ??! ...can't just be #DieSchwarzgelben 🤔🤨

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