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The frontiers of Russia (the Fergana Region), China (Kashgaria) and the British possessions (Dardistan) met on a short stretch between the Hindu Kush and the Karakoram range. Map of 1909
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Sometimes one simply has to look from the other side
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There is much talk of the communist damage done to East Germany, which still cannot climb out of its economic hole. Meanwhile, on this map the countries of Europe with a GDP per capita lower than that of present-day East Germany are marked in red
Architecture · Geography · Maps · Madrid
The Arab (Moorish) and the Christian medieval city in Spain. An interesting piece of graphic work: the two cities are at once very alike and rather different. The Arab city strongly resembles Madrid/Majrit, whose plan is shown in the second image, and the reason is plain: Madrid is the
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600 years later: Charlemagne's empire is a patchwork quilt of countless independent states at war with one another
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Faith · Art · Maps · Humour
Three Roads to Eternity: a French map of 1825. The journey to Heaven and Hell is based on verse 12 of chapter 7 of the Gospel of Matthew: "Enter ye in at the strait gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way, that leadeth to destruction,
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The author disputes the Treaty of Versailles and doubts that it will bring eternal peace and prosperity. The project gathers 24 European states under a single roof, as though anticipating the creation of the European Union. The borders of each country form a wedge, and all the wedges converge in
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The route of Hannibal's army during the Italian campaign in 218 BC. Just imagine: the elephants, too, made the whole journey