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Description

A frightening example of cartographic propaganda, showing an expanding Germany just before the outset of the Second World War in Germany. 

The map shows a Germany that has swelled in size to encompass Austria and the Sudetenland while placing the Czech Republic and Danzig under its "protectorate." Slovakia is further shown as being under German influence. The map lists the growth of the German population and area between 1933 and 1939.

This rare map was published by the Deutscher Verlag publishing house in Berlin.

This example of the map has numerous manuscript annotations, including underlining of many cities and lines connecting various metropolises. The exact purpose of these annotations is unclear, although they may represent major railroad connections of the day.

Condition Description
Nice, bright example. Wear along folds. Some soiling. Pinholes at corners. Extensive, and in some instances sloppy, manuscript annotation in pencil.