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1. You forgot Eupen - St. Vith. The border of Greater Germany south of the France - Greater Netherlands triangle shouldn't curve. It should be as "straightish" as it is at Luxembourg.
2. Northern Schleswig is populated by Danes. Actually the Germans of South Schleswig are germanized Danes.
3. Trentino/Welsch-Tirol is populated by Italians.
4. You forgot the French Flemish people.
5. There are Basques at the western end of the Pyrenees and Catalans at the eastern end. By your criteria, Nice should be Italian, but Aosta-Susa French.
6. Corsica still French?
7. You gave Poland huge areas populated by Belarusians and Ukrainians.
8. East and South Ukraine ("New Russia") is more Russian than Belarus.
9. Budjak isn't Romanian populated, nor is the part of Bulgarian Dobrudja you gave to Romania. Transnistria isn't either
10. There are very few Albanians in Southern and South-Western Macedonia. Not even the biggest Albanian nationalist claim those areas. Part of Northern Kosovo is Serbian-inhabited.
11. Part of Vojvodina, West Slovakia and the border strip with Romania are areas with big Hungarian presence.
12. Transcarpathians aren't Slovaks.
These aren't straight-out factual errors like the above, but things you might not be aware of:
1. German speaking Swiss are a separate ethnicity, and not just a separate nation like the Austrians. And not all of Valais is German-speaking anyway.
But okay, this is debateable and not a straight-out errot
2. Walloons aren't French. It's not like Germans-Austrians relation. Austrians used to be the same Volk as the rest of Germans. Walloons never were a part of French nation - they were a part of France only a few years, as much as Cologne was. Same goes for the Romands - the French speaking Swiss. Their native language wasn't even a dialect of French, but a separate language between French and Occitanian - "Franco-Provencal "or Arpitan ("Alpine") or "Burgundian". It's the same relation as Italians-Rhaetoromanians.