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It would be good to include a date with this map. Judging from the German-speaking areas in what is now Poland, for example, it was taken from a pre-World War II map. There have been some changes since 1945, to put it mildly...Alan Unsworth, aunsworth@library.rochester.edu

On top of everything else, it has Welsh labeled as Gaelic. It's not even in the same branch of the Celtic languages and is as different from Gaelic as Galician is from Romanian, if not even more so. MacTire02 (talk) 13:53, 21 November 2012 (UTC)[reply]