Immanuel Kant is German
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indeed, but born in Königsberg, present day Kallinigrad (Russia). Regardless, Russians themselves were clearly not consulted b/c Kant wouldn't make the top ten there. Local authorities wanted to rename the airport after Kant and there was a nationalist outcry!
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Map doesn’t make any sense. Some of the named famous personalities bear little relation to the country they are connected with. Even the notion about being “most” famous is a highly subjective.
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This is misleading. Silly, actually. Call it 'Μost famous person from area currently occupied by these countries´. Homer far predates Turkey (and nobody knows where he was born) and Kant was born in Koningsberg, Germany, not Kaliningrad, Russia.
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Kant was born (and died!) in the Kingdom of Prussia. Way before united Germany came into being.
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Wow, what a hornet's nest! Homer more famous than Atatürk? Only if you're looking in from outside Turkey, of course.
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Hahahaha... so Hitler is Austrian now?.
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Adam Mickiewicz was a Polish writer, he wrote in Polish. Part of the territory of present-day Belarus (Mickiewicz's homeland) is the Eastern Borderlands lost by Poland - as a result of the Allied betrayal after World War II. The map 1937pic.twitter.com/ZQDWbA7j9d
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Aristotle was actualy Turkish , he was kidnaped as a child by barbarian Greeks.
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