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Neuester Kriegs-Atlas : sechster Teil enthaltend die gesamte Ostfront in 15 genauen Karten, 1914-1916

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Title
Neuester Kriegs-Atlas : sechster Teil enthaltend die gesamte Ostfront in 15 genauen Karten, 1914-1916
Creator
G. Schuh & Cie.  
Scale
Scale 1:350,000  
Place of Publication
Munich (Germany)
Publisher
G. Schuh & Cie.  
Date of Publication
1916  
Extent
1 atlas (15 pages) : color maps
Dimensions
28 cm
Notes
  • "This mass-produced German war atlas was published in Munich in late 1916 by G. Schuh & Company. For 30 pfennigs (about $2.00 today), an anxious German mother or curious schoolchild could get an up-to-date series of maps that showed the status of the Eastern Front between modern-day Latvia and Romania. A bold red line punctuates maps that show primary settlements, transportation networks, and pictorial topography with hachured contours. The steady and uniform depiction of such a complex notion as 'the front' is frankly absurd, and the atlas was possibly issued to bolster morale amid the Russians' devastating Brusilov offensive that summer."--Curtis Wright Maps
  • 1. Tukum-Mitau -- 2. Riga-Friedrichstadt -- 3. Umgebung von Jakobstadt -- 4. Dünaburg-Widsy -- 5. Narocz-See -- 6. Beresina-Front -- 7. Gorodischtsche-Baranowitschi -- 8. Oginskikanal-Pinsk -- 9. Nobelsee-Stochod -- 10. Kowel-Kolki (Stochod) -- 11. Lokacze-Gorochow -- 12. Brody -- 13. Brzezany-Stanislau -- 14. Nadworna-Zabie -- 15. Wald-Karpathen.
  • Index map on cover.
  • "Stand am 1. Sept. 1916."
  • Shows the battle line on the Eastern Front as of September 1, 1916.
  • Likely published 1916.
Coverage-Spatial
Europe, Eastern  
Language
German
Subject
World War, 1914-1918  
Genre
  • Atlases  
  • Maps  
Rights
No Copyright - United States
Rights Description
No Copyright - United States
Type
Cartographic material  
Repository
Map Library
Local Bib ID
99955481221705899
Collection Title
World War I Maps
Collection
World War I Maps
TitleNeuester Kriegs-Atlas : sechster Teil enthaltend die gesamte Ostfront in 15 genauen Karten, 1914-1916
CreatorG. Schuh & Cie.  
ScaleScale 1:350,000  
Place of PublicationMunich (Germany)
PublisherG. Schuh & Cie.  
Date of Publication1916  
Extent1 atlas (15 pages) : color maps
Dimensions28 cm
Notes
  • "This mass-produced German war atlas was published in Munich in late 1916 by G. Schuh & Company. For 30 pfennigs (about $2.00 today), an anxious German mother or curious schoolchild could get an up-to-date series of maps that showed the status of the Eastern Front between modern-day Latvia and Romania. A bold red line punctuates maps that show primary settlements, transportation networks, and pictorial topography with hachured contours. The steady and uniform depiction of such a complex notion as 'the front' is frankly absurd, and the atlas was possibly issued to bolster morale amid the Russians' devastating Brusilov offensive that summer."--Curtis Wright Maps
  • 1. Tukum-Mitau -- 2. Riga-Friedrichstadt -- 3. Umgebung von Jakobstadt -- 4. Dünaburg-Widsy -- 5. Narocz-See -- 6. Beresina-Front -- 7. Gorodischtsche-Baranowitschi -- 8. Oginskikanal-Pinsk -- 9. Nobelsee-Stochod -- 10. Kowel-Kolki (Stochod) -- 11. Lokacze-Gorochow -- 12. Brody -- 13. Brzezany-Stanislau -- 14. Nadworna-Zabie -- 15. Wald-Karpathen.
  • Index map on cover.
  • "Stand am 1. Sept. 1916."
  • Shows the battle line on the Eastern Front as of September 1, 1916.
  • Likely published 1916.
Coverage-SpatialEurope, Eastern  
LanguageGerman
SubjectWorld War, 1914-1918  
Genre
  • Atlases  
  • Maps  
RightsNo Copyright - United States
Rights DescriptionNo Copyright - United States
TypeCartographic material  
RepositoryMap Library
Local Bib ID99955481221705899
Collection TitleWorld War I Maps
CollectionWorld War I Maps

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