The world in 2010, as depicted in the en:alternate history novel en:In the Presence of Mine Enemies, by en:Harry Turtledove. The map is unofficial and based on descriptions and on real borders during WW2.

"The teacher pulled down a big map of the world that hung above the blackboard. The Germanic Empire, shown in the blood-red of the flag, stretched from England deep into Siberia and India. Paler red lands showed occupied but not formally annexed: France, the United States, Canada. In the empire's shadow were the little realms of the allied nations: Sweden's gold, Finland's pale blue, the greens of Hungary and Portugal, Romania's dark blue, purple for Spain and Bulgaria, and the yellow of the Italian Empire around the Mediterranean. Africa was mostly red, too, though Portugal, Spain, and Italy kept their colonies on the dark continent and the Aryan-dominated Union of South Africa was another ally, not a conquest. Only the Empire of Japan, with Southeast asia, China, the islands of the Pacific and Indian Ocean, and Australia all shown in yellow, came anywhere close to matching the Germanic Empire in size. The Japanese were strong enough to survive for the time being, but not strong enough to make serious rivals for the Reich."

Croatia is mentioned sometimes.

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