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Why Germany wants peace

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Descriptive Information

Title
Why Germany wants peace
Creator
C.S. Hammond & Company  
Contributor
United States. Committee on Public Information  
Place of Publication
Washington (D.C.)
Publisher
United States. Committee on Public Information  
Date of Publication
1918  
Extent
1 map
Dimensions
26 x 31 cm, on sheet 78 x 53 cm
Notes
  • Likely published 1918.
  • Includes text, an annotated list of the Committee on Public Information's publications, and 2 statistical tables giving the populations of the Central Powers' countries and the territory they controlled in Belgium, France, Russia, Serbia, Montenegro, and Romania.
  • "The pan-German plan as realized by war in Europe and in Asia, March 16, 1918."
  • Shows the Central Powers and their annexes; territory occupied or controlled by the Central Powers; the countries of the Entente Powers; territory occupied by the Entente Powers; neutral countries; and Germany's main, supplementary, and uncompleted routes to the Near East as of March 16, 1918.
Coverage-Spatial
  • Middle East  
  • Europe  
Language
English
Subject
World War, 1914-1918  
Genre
Maps  
Rights Description
No Copyright - United States
Type
Cartographic material  
Repository
Map Library
Local Bib ID
8183565
Collection Title
World War I Maps
Collection
World War I Maps
TitleWhy Germany wants peace
CreatorC.S. Hammond & Company  
ContributorUnited States. Committee on Public Information  
Place of PublicationWashington (D.C.)
PublisherUnited States. Committee on Public Information  
Date of Publication1918  
Extent1 map
Dimensions26 x 31 cm, on sheet 78 x 53 cm
Notes
  • Likely published 1918.
  • Includes text, an annotated list of the Committee on Public Information's publications, and 2 statistical tables giving the populations of the Central Powers' countries and the territory they controlled in Belgium, France, Russia, Serbia, Montenegro, and Romania.
  • "The pan-German plan as realized by war in Europe and in Asia, March 16, 1918."
  • Shows the Central Powers and their annexes; territory occupied or controlled by the Central Powers; the countries of the Entente Powers; territory occupied by the Entente Powers; neutral countries; and Germany's main, supplementary, and uncompleted routes to the Near East as of March 16, 1918.
Coverage-Spatial
  • Middle East  
  • Europe  
LanguageEnglish
SubjectWorld War, 1914-1918  
GenreMaps  
Rights DescriptionNo Copyright - United States
TypeCartographic material  
RepositoryMap Library
Local Bib ID8183565
Collection TitleWorld War I Maps
CollectionWorld War I Maps

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