!mathematics !historychads Germany's demographic evolution
And France's 
England & Wales 
Nootice the drop after 1914, never to recover until a slight boom in the late 60s.
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Is it really dramatic? Then just put it in the main feed.
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Is it from back in old boomer times or before?
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the war that invented the concept of "generations"
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When your age group is so weird you get a label
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This also kinda shows how 1/3rd of the population entering retirement might frick alphoomers. The rippling effect will probably continue for hundreds of years.
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This is why every Western government, even chud ones, are importing one billion Bomalians. There's no other way to plug up that gap.
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Why would it frick alphoomers? 1/3rd population entering retirement just means they are going to die alone. We have already seen how this plays out in Japan and South Korea.
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From that animation it seems like the lack of childbrith during both wars had more of a profound long-term effect on the population than the loss of men.
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Probably just takes a very long time to recover when the relative loss is so high
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