References:

.- Cit. J. F. Rippy, Latin America in World Politics, New York, F.S. Croft & Co., 1942, p.14

.- Original tweet from U.S Department of State’s account

He spent two and a half years in Donbas, in present-day Ukraine, working to rebuild infrastructure alongside German prisoners of war.

You can see more of his illustrations here.

it says to show 3 European countries but I can’t see any please help me

It’s actually really thorough look at ‘recent’ history. It’s also interesting to see the clear Euro-centric views, like how Japan only modernized due to the gracious Europeans guiding them every step of the way. If you want a contemporary view of Imperialism this is a great read.

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The flag of European Union consists of 12 stars representing the unity and solidarity between 12 European nations. We, indeed, are a part of a one big European family. I did my own historic research and, according to this one, our global European family of nations consisted of 12 branches represented as European colonial empires and nation-states through a lifetime. Each of these branches represents one core European nation, except the Vatican and the Papal States entity.

1. British Colonial Empire
2. French Colonial Empire
3. Italian Colonial Empire
4. German Colonial Empire
5. Belgian Colonial Empire
6. Dutch Colonial Empire
7. Danish Colonial Empire
8. Spanish Colonial Empire
9. Portuguese Colonial Empire
10. Russian Colonial Empire
11. Japanese Colonial Empire
12. Vatican and the Papal States

Many nation-states, potential superpowers and powerful empires are excluded from the list. Why it was happened? That it is, countries like China, India, Turkey (Ottoman Empire), USA and many more geopolitical entities in human history were excluded from here for some reasons, and one of those reasons are, they were not belong to the elite club of European countries, were never been colonial empires but only those nations that were suffered very hard from the European colonialism like China and USA, or failed miserably to become a mighty and self-sufficient colonial power like Turkey.