cumulative confirmed covid-19 deaths per million - europe vs. nordics
cumulative confirmed covid-19 deaths per million - europe vs. the anglo world (+ireland (~_^) )
the usa didn't really have a summer lull:
cumulative confirmed covid-19 deaths per million - europe vs. european countries w/averages that have remained above euro avg since near start of pandemic.

all in western europe. 4 of 6 are primarily/majorly romance language countries. uk and sweden are exceptions. summer lulls.
cumulative confirmed covid-19 deaths per million - europe vs. eastern european countries.

the eastern european averages remained lower than the european average thru summer, but started passing it up in nov-dec. those countries farther east have perhaps fared better.
cumulative confirmed covid-19 deaths per million - europe vs. german language countries.

netherlands started off worse than eu avg, but is below now. opposite for switzerland. germany & austria remain below european avg the whole time.
cumulative confirmed covid-19 deaths per million - europe vs. the balkan states.

most reportedly managed to stay below the european average until the autumn. only greece, albania, and serbia have remained below the european avg.

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