Ox, where did you get that map from?

http://geacron.com/home-fr/?lang=fr

Note that the Cossack Hetmanate was under huge influence of Russia, despite being semi-independent from Poland-Lithuania.

Depends on what times and which ones.

The only politic borders you can clearly see is Belarus, unless you look closely.

So? Go back to the Central African Republic thread: https://www.warlight.net/Forum/113077-country-week-central-african-republic-1?Offset=0 The boarders that aren't the Central African Republic's aren't very clear. The political boarders of countries other than the country of the week aren't reliant to the thread.

No, it's in middle Europe - by some estimates, Europe's geographic middle is in Belarus (by most, it is believed to be in Lithuania, near Vilnius).

And by some estimates, the centre of Europe is in Hungary, it just depends on what boundaries of Europe and method of determining the centre you chose.

Belarus and potatoes. One great bulba love story.

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Transportation in different countries:

Italy has a ferrari
Britian has a hackney carriage
France has a Peugeot RCZ
America has a Monster truck
Germany has a BMW
Russia has a tank
Japan has a toyota

and for Belarus...a tractor.

Ahhww Belarus why'd you never learn?

So? Go back to the Central African Republic thread: https://www.warlight.net/Forum/113077-country-week-central-african-republic-1?Offset=0 The boarders that aren't the Central African Republic's aren't very clear. The political boarders of countries other than the country of the week aren't reliant to the thread.

It's a problem for Midafrica, as well. You should at least be able to see the borders of the countries it borders - that is reliant to the thread. The names, as well, for those not that map adept.

And by some estimates, the centre of Europe is in Hungary, it just depends on what boundaries of Europe and method of determining the centre you chose.

Yes, but it's most commonly believed to be either in Belarus or Lithuania. Most estimates it put it not far from there. Hungary is an unpopular estimate. Even if it was Hungary, Belarus is not that far east of it anyway.

Ahhww Belarus why'd you never learn?

Fuel efficiency, farming efficiency, biggest tractors in the world, why does noone else ever learn :)?

Belarus is prety far east. If we do it your way then only Russia and maybe Ukraine would be east European countries

Blame Tsardom for conquering such a big part of continent :p

Heh, yes. But anyhow, it's not "my way", I did not make this, but yes, Russia takes up most of the countries that are in East Europe, considering it's 1/3 of Europe total.

Belarus= Russia's other sister (besides Ukraine)