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According to the Poland entry in the PoW wiki, only Bohemia was annexed, but then it mentions Austria as a power comprising also Hungary and Czechoslovakia, and I can't recall any moment when that was the case, so I don't know if it should be trusted.
Oh, okay! I wasn't aware of the Palestinian movement. I would question the motive of such a distinct rebellion, but fine.

I myself have no idea what happened with Hungary. I checked several preexisting maps, and none included Slovakia as part of the Slavic Union. Yet Aaron's map showed that Slovakia had been partitioned, so really I just kept The Nexerus' version.

As for Prussia, I didn't change anything from the original version of the map, except adding Burgenland. Honestly I would've added more land if left to myself, but since the border's been ambiguously placed there since the beginning, I preferred not to modify anything.

EDIT: The situation changes all the time, I colored it according to what I recollected, but since my recollections date from 1977, it's quite unsurprising some states are wrong. Brazil, for example, I believe is leaning more and more socialist, but as of a few years ago it wasn't.

Edited version of the map (with Palestine):
The Syrian rebel movement was aiming to obtain independence for Greater Syria, which historically and culturally is one region, especially since there wasn't the Jewish settlement movement in the 20's and 30's. So instead of retaining the four modern states of Lebanon, Syria, Israel and Jordan, which exist only due to colonial shuffling between France and the UK after WWI, I just fused them into one.

So North Finland is really just North Finland? There are only mooses there, though, how can it hold an equal fight against the South?

Corrected versions:


I corrected a few borders, and changed some things around in the Middle East, to fit the goals of each rebel movement.



I also made a color indicating the ideological leaning of each government, coded from blue/capitalist to red/communist, with the neutral colors corresponding to ideologically neutral or unstable states. There are probably a few mistakes, but it gives us a general idea of the situation.



There are probably some imprecisions. Do feel free to correct whatever needs to be. For Finland and the St Petersburg commune especially, I wasn't quite sure of the borders, since each map shows something different.

(Oh my god, never again will I change the color of every single pixel off Cascadia, Chile or in the Pacific Ocean. Ughhhh)
I'm correcting it right now. It should be done soon.
The Nexerus, that map is great!

Wasn't Portugal annexed by Spain?
Dinh AaronMk said
I fixed it.


Are you sure? It's still not corrected on the wiki. On the regional maps it is though, I admit.
The Nexerus said
Where is it...?


http://precipiceofwarroleplay.wikia.com/wiki/Precipice_of_War_Role-Play_Wiki

Scroll down a bit, you should find it.
The world map we have is inaccurate in spots, but generally speaking it's quite good.
Pardon my ignorance, my good sir.

What's the status of Najd and Yemen, as a matter of fact? Najd is a failed state, with no ressources left save for sand.
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