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A nationality map of the ethnic minorities in the various Central Powers countries during World War I:

@Aldarion Austrian Germans in Austria-Hungary married late: Czechs, Poles, Slovenes, Italians, and Budapesters got married at an intermediate age while everyone else got married at a young age.

You see the same patterns, but on a smaller scale, on religion maps of Austria-Hungary:

@Ricardolindo You can see the Greek Catholics in Northern Transylvania and southwestern Ukraine (Galicia and Subcarpathian Ruthenia) on this map: https://archive.ph/8kpmx

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https://www.deviantart.com/robeatnix/art/Population-Density-of-Germany-and-Austria-1910-818312533

A map of US Civil War desertions: https://nitter.1d4.us/arielronid/status/1580229173229936640#m

Ethnic map of the Banat region (then in southern Hungary, now split between Romania, Serbia, and Hungary) for 1910: Diversity is our strength!

A map of the infant mortality rate throughout Europe in 1910:

Elevation/topographic map of the pre-1919 Kingdom of Hungary:

An interesting ethnolinguistic map of eastern Prussia in the early 19th century:

An ethnic map of the Kingdom of Hungary in 1894: Gold = Slavs Pink = Germans Grey = Magyars/Hungarians Green = Romanians