Was Germany the European country that lost more territory?

[Teutone]

And what kind of Germans think so?

Google: Reichsbürger

[Ruggery]

Google: Reichsbürger

They can think what they want, but now I see that it is extremely difficult for Germany to recover the territories lost by the world political situation.
In the future I do not speak because I have no idea.

[Teutone]

They can think what they want, but now I see that it is extremely difficult for Germany to recover the territories lost by the world political situation.
In the future I do not speak because I have no idea.

They are completly lost, I prefer accept reality

[Dandelion]

Google: Reichsbürger

Erich would die for such identity card.

[Ruggery]

They are completly lost, I prefer accept reality

Only now hese territories are completely lost, but if in the future, whether in 30, 50 or 100 years if the change in world policy occurs, there is a small chance that they will return.

[B01AB20]

In relative size, maybe Luxemburg.

[Peterski]

Poland ca. years 1600-1630:



And this is Czechia in 1618:





Czech territorial losses 1635-1740:

[Ülev]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:1815-VerenigdKoninkrijkNederlanden-en.svg

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United...he_Netherlands
https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vereni...er_Nederlanden

[ioan assen]

Bulgaria also at one period had this chunk of land.

True, we lost 8/9 of the territory we ruled at the time of Simeon the Great in 10th century.

[Jana]

Hungary is European country that lost most territory by far, 2/3 of it for a war they did not start. It explains why far right is so popular there