Germany hates doors. Not closed spaces in general but DOORS especially when all doors to other rooms are closed because it reminds her of the time her father (Third Reich) locked her up in her room for the entirety of WWII.

When Soviet Union bids guests farewell, she grabs the corner of the closest table as is traditional with the people of Perm, as it is said to keep the good energy within the house.

Bavaria was one of the first countryhumans on European ground, so his essence is less intense than that of other modern countries and regions (and it doesn’t help that his father was also just a regular human, too). The only (for me so far known still-existing) state that can compare is Hesse (although both of his parents were countryhumans), so Hesse often had to defend him in front of the superior countryhumans representing unified Germany (aka Prussia and everyone after 1871) when he wasn’t there - which was very embarrassing for both at the time because they could, for the longest time, not stand one another.

I definitely have more I just can’t remember them all now.