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Krimea

Zobacz se autonomię rydzykowską

All of Sweden is just a middle eastern country

Piemonte and Valle d'Aosta also speak french

Narva in Estonia, there people mostly speak Russian

Shekel 😭😭🇮🇱

also southeastern anatolian region in turkey is just kurdistan

EAST ANATOLIA IS AREMENIA🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅

Nagorno karabakh in Azerbaijan, which is ethnically Armenian

Germany feels like every arabian country

Maybe u can tell the story about south thai . They can speak malay, its part of malaysia before but bcuz of British ruins everything

Ahh Trianon!

Northern Ireland, the population there are irish mostly but have atrong unionist feelings. But based on nationalism are ruled under the UK system which is basically a federation of different kingdoms amd that includes northern ireland

Some regions speak Turkish in Bulgaria, and then kaliningrad speaks russian now when they used to speak german before

Belgium Wallonië and vlaanderen

Vojvodina, same story as Szekely land.

I did used to know a few in Ukraine

There are 5 Autonomous Regions in Italy. Those Regions have special rights.

Spain feels like Angola

ROMANIA TO TYROL ITALY Lin Ziola

SOME REGION IN EUROPE Lin Ziola

Lin Ziola ROMANIA COUNTY

THE REGION IN ROMANIA Lin Ziola

TRANSFERED ROMANIA Lin Ziola

Bosnia, Republika Srpska is just straight up Serbia

Bavaria feels more like austria

Singapore feel like you in China

Bavaria in Germany

Do Zakarpatia

Republika Srpska sadlu

The Sudetenland now part of Czech Republik is also german

Cosica and Savoy

does Bavaria count?

same with Kosovo in Serbia and Srbska in Bosnia

Palestina feel more like israel

OK I'm from Vojvodina which is a autonomous province of Serbia and it feels like no place else in the world. We were part of Hungary for some 900 years so there's obviously a significant Hungarian minority and cultural influence but it's also been multi ethnic for centuries. There are several official languages and like that we have several countries and regions in our province, we have Hungarian, Romanian, Slovakian, Ruthenian snd Czech cities and villages. Can you imagine, there's a village called Česka Ves in Serbia? Or Ruski Krstur where Ruthenians live while they're denied existence in Ukraine. We have several various religions and churches Roman Catholic, Orthodox, Calvinist, Lutheran, Greek Catholic etc. even small villages with 2-3000 inhabitants often have two or three churches and it's been like that for centuries. Only thing we're missing are our Germans(Swabians) because communists decided to expel them after WW2.

Transylvania was transferred back to Romania, it wasn’t just “transferred”.

The single word that you’ve missed that gives different perspectives.

Most city centres in Western Europe feel like the Middle East, so where is the point?

Forgot Kosovo, in Serbia but about 90% Albanians. They even mostly function as a separate country

400th comment! 😊

The Szekely have long ceased to exist. While they existed, they fought fanatically against the Hungarians to preserve their autonomy. After the Hungarians made the Szekely disappear, they claimed they were Szekely to had claims to absolute autonomy from Romania. But the area was never independent. It was always part of Transylvania. And Transylvania was always mostly inhabited by Romanians. Even the statistics of the Hungarian State show this. So the Hungarians who live in the eastern area of ​​Transylvania...are not Szekely.

South serbia they speak here albanian

Corsica

Vatican City feels like Italy.

Northern Mogadishu (Stockholm)

Freiheit für Südtirol!

Paris with a 78% Algerian minority

Berlin with a 82% Ottoman minority

London with a 91% Pakistani minority

Stockholm with a 79% Afghan minority

Vienna with a 87% Syrian minority

Galicia in Spain speaks Galego which is a form of Portuguese, and feels like Portugal

Kosovo like Albania

corsica. they are historically the same as the sardinian and the italian is spoken by the majority, even tho with a french accent. the mainland french themselfes don't consider corsica a part of france culturally