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The route of Tsesarevich Nicholas on his journey to the East in 1890-1891, through Europe, Asia and Africa, covering 51,000 versts. During this journey the heir laid the foundation for work on the construction of the Siberian railway
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To see how history, economics, social circumstance and politics are bound together in real life, it is enough to look at the map of how Paris voted for Macron and Mélenchon, which is painfully reminiscent, on the one hand, of the map of the opposing forces during the revolution of
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The most commonly used swear words in the countries of Europe. Just in case anyone is about to travel abroad
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A map showing the percentage of gas imported by European countries from Russia is rather old, dating from 2006, and Nord Stream is not yet on it, but it is nonetheless highly picturesque. More up-to-date information can be found in a graphic by The Economist. France depends on
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What might the political map of the world look like in 250 million years? Russia is as magnificent as ever, though it is perhaps a little short of a Caspian Sea
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Sometimes we live in the grip of delusions. Yes, in reality the extent of the African continent from west to east is far closer to that of Russia than world maps would have us believe
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Forerunner of Yandex Maps: a slim 1912 tourist guide to the châteaux of the Loire, designed for motoring tourists, has arrows showing the route and the right turning drawn directly over photographs of the landscape. Despite the plainness of the views and the rather poor quality of the offset printing,
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Map of the travels of Emperor Hadrian through the towns and provinces of the Roman Empire. Hadrian did not begin his reign in Rome, and he went on to spend it in perpetual motion, setting off now for Germany, now for Britain, now for the East: he oversaw the building