Why is csv generated incorrectly?

Question

Python

Hello. What is wrong with my code? I parse xml into csv, selected all the tags I need. When I open my csv file I get the line offset. It grows vertically. An example in the image below

And the more tags in the table header, the lower the text from the tags is shifted vertically.
Code example:

for place in root.findall('Place'):
    for identity in place.findall('Identity'):
        row0 = {}
        for placeid in identity.findall('PlaceId'):
            header.add(placeid.tag)
            row0[placeid.tag] = placeid.text
        places_data.append(row0)
for place in root.findall('Place'):
  for locationlist in place.findall('LocationList'):
    for location in locationlist.findall('Location'):
        for address in location.findall('Address'):
            for parsed in address.findall('Parsed'):
                row1 = {}
                for countrycode in parsed.findall('CountryCode'):
                    header.add(countrycode.tag)
                    row1[countrycode.tag] = countrycode.text
                    places_data.append(row1)

Answer 1

Because you are in a hurry to add a row to "places_data". At the beginning, we collected all the "PlaceId" and added them to "places_data", then all the "CountryCode" ... (repeat for each heading) from this we get such a "ladder".
Seems like this should work:

for place in root.findall('Place'):
    row = {}

    for identity in place.findall('Identity'):
        for placeid in identity.findall('PlaceId'):
            header.add(placeid.tag)
            row[placeid.tag] = placeid.text
            
    for locationlist in place.findall('LocationList'):
        for location in locationlist.findall('Location'):
            for address in location.findall('Address'):
                for parsed in address.findall('Parsed'):
                    for countrycode in parsed.findall('CountryCode'):
                        header.add(countrycode.tag)
                        row[countrycode.tag] = countrycode.text
    places_data.append(row)