NationMaster: Statistics for Everything

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The discussion highlights a statistics website, NationMaster, which offers a wide range of data on various topics. Users express enthusiasm about the site's utility and share specific historical maps, including one of Britain around 410 AD and another depicting the Balkan States circa 1917. There is a preference noted for maps presented in their native languages, emphasizing the importance of cultural context in historical representations.
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