and with Austria perhaps

but surely not with Switzerland and what do you do with that 🤷

what about lichtenstein and luxenburg

Im ean what are those culturally

also estonia prolly has the coolest non-nordic flag

liechtenstein and luxembourg are totally western for me 🤷

uhh actually Estonia might be blue as well

I was wondering about that too

but surely not Lithuania

I'm not sure about Latvia

Estonia has extensive ties with the Nordics

but Lithuania is tied with Poland tbh

but again they're always grouped together as "Baltics"

and kind of rightly but I eel it's too small of a group to include as a separate in such classification

yea and the baltics are east

I see the orange like kind of a Western outpost idk

not properly Western but again doing this doesn't make sense for me https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/7a/Europe_subregion_map_UN_geoscheme.svg/680px-Europe_subregion_map_UN_geoscheme.svg.png

but I think what they did to Balkans might be somewhat right not sure

why is the uk blue

this map is dumb

I don't see any rationality

they went full Cold war in Central Europe

they got the south right

but they excluded Baltics

yeah the south I like in this map

I'm actually updating my regions accordingly

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6a/Grossgliederung_Europas.png

this one is interesting too and I followed it for a long time

I bet its made by slavs who want to feel civilized

made by Germans

slavs who speak german

Mitteleuropa is a historical concept

they cant accept their inferiority

: )

lies

I love this

Frederick had despised Polish people since his youth, and numerous statements are known in which he expressed anti-Polish prejudice,[58] calling Polish society "stupid" and stating that "all these people with surnames ending with -ski, deserve only contempt".[59] He passionately hated everything associated with Poland, while justifying his hatred and territorial expansion with ideas of the Enlightenment.[60] He described Poles as "slovenly Polish trash";[61][62] referring to them in a letter from 1735 as "dirty" and "vile apes",[63] and compared the Polish peasants to American Indians.[64]

a wise man far beyond his times

I bet your name ends with -ski

it does