New map of the mental and cultural divisions of Europe just dropped

New map of the mental and cultural divisions of Europe just dropped.

auresnotes.com/the-mental-and-cultural-divisions-of-europe/

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>They’ve come under fire recently due to their refusal to follow policies imposed by Western EU countries.

>We must however step into their shoes to understand where they’re coming from.

>The Visegrád group has been invaded and destroyed several times by Germans coming from the West, and Russians from the East.

>It’s difficult to say which group was more violent than the other as both have unleashed a considerable amount of suffering.

das rite

>Yugoslavia split into Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, Kosovo, and Slovenia (and don’t you dare try telling them they’re all the same).

Well, Slovenia and Kosovo are two of the most dissimilar countries in Europe, with next to nothing in common culturally, historically, genetically or linguistically. Even Slovenia and Serbia have almost nothing in common except for a somewhat similar language and 70 years of shared history.

True. I would add Slovenia and Croatia to the Višegrad countries desu

Croatia should be orange.

Croatia are culturally southern european

About the Orange ones:
>People in these six countries go to each other’s countries on holidays or for Erasmus;
We don't, we stay at home
>they learn each other’s languages and history;
We don't, we don't learn foreign languages at all and we only learn about Rome and Greece because they're ancient civs and nothing else
>and they watch each other’s news.
We don't, I don't know or care what happens outside of my region
>We’re much more focused and acquainted with African and North-African cultures
Is that what they call racism nowadays?

Sorry, but Austria should be orange.

60% of Croatia was the same country as Hungary for almost 1000 years and still is culturally and genetically most similar to Hungary
30% is "med" and similar to Italy
rest are rural border regions with turk bosnian culture

Continental Croatia is central Europe, let's say that culturally it belongs to the group with v4, Austria and Slovenia. The Adriatic part of Croatia is undoubtedly Mediterranean. It is impossible to put Croatia in just one category.

>literal who