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Kreuznach again, Kreuznach for ever ?

Bonjour ! ça n'a rien de mystérieux, mais c'est un "challenge cartographique". Je tenterais bien une dernière solution en floutant les couleurs sans tracer de lignes, mais avant, une question : la Vistule autour de Plotsk et la Narew sont bien frontalières, ou bien c'est flou là aussi ? Merci ! Si ce n'est toujours pas bon, il n'y a qu'à effacer la carte? D'accord ? --Claude Zygiel (talk) 10:16, 30 October 2020 (UTC)

Bonjour Claude Zygiel, rien n'est précis dans ce domaine. C'est pour cela qu'aucune carte n'est possible : les choix que tu vas opérer ne rendront en réalité compte que des options privilégiées par l'un des acteurs (OHL, cabinet prussien, Chancellerie impériale, Auswärtiges Amt, milieux économiques, ministères de la guerre, qu'il soit prussien ou impérial, Reichsbank... et j'en oublie sûrement), sans oublier que ces acteurs ont proposé différents tracés au fil du conflit : en 1916, c'est relativement simple, en 1918, c'est plus compliqué, sans que la paix entre les puissances centrales et l'Ukraine complique le tracé de la frontière entre la Pologne et l'Ukraine... 2017-CMI (talk) 10:36, 30 October 2020 (UTC)

Eh oui, mais je n'arrive pas à retrouver graphiquement ces divers tracés proposés... où peuvent bien être les archives de Kreuznach ? Pas à Varsovie ni à Berlin en tout cas. D'ailleurs je pense même que les dessiner tous, ces tracés proposés, compliquerait trop la carte. Je la laisse donc en flou de coloris, sans tracés précis, sauf là où les participants à Kreuznach se sont mis d'accord (Narew, Vistule autour de Plotsk, Galicie austro-hongroise et zone de Chelm attribuée à l'Ukraine). Si jamais quelqu'un estime qu'il vaut mieux ne pas avoir de carte de ce "Royaume" mais se contenter de la carte des zones d'occupation du Royaume du Congrès, libre à lui (ou elle) de la supprimer. Pas de souci. Cordialement, --Claude Zygiel (talk) 10:51, 30 October 2020 (UTC)

Bonjour, une carte du royaume de Pologne constitué en 1916 est une bonne chose, mais ne doit pas être trop précise quant au tracé de ses frontières, au contraire de ce qui est proposé , qui rend compte des projets du printemps 1918 avec une large bande frontalière allemande. celle-ci est moins imprécise, mais à l'échelle du continent. Bonne journée. 2017-CMI (talk) 11:42, 30 October 2020 (UTC)

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