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@BeenAroundAWhile: I'm finding copies of rare magazines on internet archives and making copies of them on archive.is or Megalodon. If there are photographs that could be useful to add to articles that may have otherwise have not been known to the editor base I'm making notes of them on talk pages. That way other editors can see if they would be helpful to include, upload onto the Commons, and/or see if there are higher quality versions of in other publications. WhisperToMe (talk) 18:32, 10 March 2021 (UTC)[reply]
The article talks about the commission as something that did not have its own territory, and historical maps of Europe and Romania prove it. But today I remembered the image from the Bucharest Treaty article showing the commission on the map that I added to this article. The map shows the commission controlling the Danube Delta and even the explanations say that it controlled this territory only in 1918 (during the war) and separates it from Romania (the same thing is shown by the map of the German Empire with its client states). This territory is shown as Romanian in the following years when the commission still existed. That's why I'm asking, does anyone know if Germany would give the territory to the commission? Or did I just misunderstand the map?
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