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Marijampole (Lithuania) = Lasdien (Germany)
Suwalki (Poland) = Sudauen (Germany)
Ukrainian city of Donetsk changes name to Stalino when Ukraine is of an ideology DIFFERENT than communist. It should be the opposite.
Koenigsberg changes name to Kaliningrad after the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact.
The Turkish names for cities in Greece, Bulgaria, Albania and Yugoslavia are gone. The default names stay.
Polish names of cities in Latvia do not work. Even if Poland conquers Latvia, the names stay in Latvian. In contrast, the Lithuanian names work correctly.
- Turkey/Ottomans no longer get their unique names for Greek, Bulgarian, Yugoslav and Albanian cities. The names stay the same.
- French cities in the south-east no longer change names when Italy occupies them. For example Nice stays Nice instead of Nizza.
- After the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact takes effect, Koenigsberg changes its name to Kaliningrad under German possession.
- Communist USSR/Ukraine has the city "Donetsk" whereas neutral USSR/Ukraine has the city "Stalino". Shouldn't it be the other way round?
I did a pretty poor job on that mod anyways, I'll completely remake it with more effort incase I get interested in HOI4 modding again.
Btw, what happened to the "Fully dissovlabe Soviet Union" mod ?