Maps of Europe.

[Ausência Forçada]

(I'm surprised to see France % lower than the Iberian. I wonder if the teens just lied.)

Thats not so strange, since France protects very much the french language, and at the same time they usually have a big lobby to boycott the english as international language...

[Comte Arnau]

Thats not so strange, since France protects very much the french language, and at the same time they usually have a big lobby to boycott the english as international language...

Yeah, I'm aware of that, I didn't expect it to be a high percentage in France either. But from personal impression, I'd have said France would be slightly over Iberia, maybe at 34% or so. Never at 14%!

I expected Portugal to be a little bit higher too.

[Comte Arnau]

I was going to post it in the How would you redraw the European borders thread, but it'd have got quickly lost in the middle of those endless boring Balkan wars.

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[Dzihadovic]

Past facist symbols of European countries.

[Comte Arnau]

A possible view of Iberia according to Catalans.

[Dzihadovic]

20 ways to slice up Europe.

[B01AB20]

Past facist symbols of European countries.

Iceland!!!???

nice color combination though, like Portugal.

A possible view of Iberia according to Catalans.

nice too, but I desagree in some aspects...

next state in europe -> next 'concierto económico' in spain and next moor-panchito-paki-chinese territory.

once were our mates -> once were... something of their own.

northern potugal -> Galicia, no more no less.

the other opressed nation has no such area, no way and no matter how hard some nationalists try. (el mismísimo perikolez dice lo mismo )

And I like more the 'ribera de duero' wine than rioja wine.

The rest... OK.

[Vasconcelos]

nice color combination though, like Portugal.

The Blue-White-Red combination always looks very nice, eventhough that particular logo reminds me of Os Belenenses.

The real symbol of "fascist" (Salazar) Portugal - or the party - was this. I don't like the regime, but at least they had a much better sense of historical symbolism that today's politicians.

[Damião de Góis]

Indeed, Portugal's fascist symbol is just plain wrong. The red cross showed in the map is actually the symbol of a religious order from the XV century and it's associated with the discoveries rather than with fascism.

Here's the fascist Estado Novo's symbol like Vasconcelos mentioned: