Ukraine (1928)
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Japan (1886)
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World as described in the "Ravenna Cosmography", an anonymous work from the 8th century
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Overland route to India, 1851
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Train lines in the German Reich (1906)
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Egypt, 1905
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East Prussia (1938)
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Germany (1906)
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West and East Prussia (1896)
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Mexico, 1896
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Europe, 1895
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British Post Office Radio-Telephone Services (1935)
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Soviet Union (early 1940)
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East Prussia (1927)
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North America (1939)
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Cyprus, 1573
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Eastern Europe, European Soviet Union (1928)
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Central and East Asia (1911)
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Duchy of Warsaw (1810)
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Rescue stations on the German coast
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World War I poster with maps of the Balkans and Turkish Straits
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Galicia and Bukovina (provinces of Austria-Hungary), 1900
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Eastern Europe - physical map (1938)
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Poland-Lithuania, 1793 (i.e. between the second and third, final, partition)
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French Indochina (1902)
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Switzerland, 1916
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Territorial growth of Ancient Rome (1936)
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Poland and the Baltic States (1933)
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Poland (1936)
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Australia and New Zealand (1941)
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Central Africa - Congo Free State and its neighbors (1905)
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Ancient Italy - Roman Republic (1936)
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Europe (1928)
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Destruction of Jerusalem (587 BC), as imagined in the medieval Nuremberg Chronicle
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West Russia (1902)
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Territories ceded by Czechoslovakia to Germany following the Munich Agreement (1938)
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Canaan or the Promised Land, in times of Abraham (1752)
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Europe (1912)
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Spread of chess
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East Germany - landmarks and industry (postcard)
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West Russia (aka Poland, Belarus and Ukraine) - early XXth century
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Island of Rodrigues (now part of Mauritius) in the Indian Ocean; Notice some Rodrigues solitaires - extinct birds that lived only there. 1708.
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Flight routes in Europe (1938)
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National anthems in Europe which mention other states or nations in their lyrics
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Lands with German people and German culture (1920s propaganda map)
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Middle East (1911)
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Middle East (1911)
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Races of the world and where they live (1944 map)
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This ad for 2018 Dakar Rally shows Falkland Islands belonging to Argentina
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Cental Europe, 1789
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School map from People's Republic of Poland (1953)
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Free City of Danzig (Interwar period postcard)
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Europe, 1859
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Western Sahara
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Countries with sumo wrestlers who ever reached any of the 3 highest ranks of the sport
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The bizarre borders of Grenzmark Posen-West Prussia, a province existing between 1922-1938 in the Free State of Prussia
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2019 elections in Poland - support for the parties which crossed the 5% threshold (description in comments)
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April 1940 map of the Baltic Sea region (early World War II territorial changes)
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Prussia, 1896
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Axis dominated Europe, as of April 1942 (Time Magazine map)
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Europe, 1708
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Native distribution of Aldrovanda, a carnivorous plant
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“Belgians! Look at this map and reflect!” - Belgian irredentist propaganda poster (1919)
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Bassoon (musical instrument) in European languages
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World map from the recently unearthed Pokemon Gold/Silver 1997 "Spaceworld demo"
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The Story Map of England (1936)
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Jews in Germany, number per 1000 inhabitants (1890)
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West German school map from 1955 (not acknowledging post-WWII territorial losses; plus some mistakes)
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Russian aquisitions in Central Asia (1897 map)
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Jan of Stobnica's map, an attempt to include the newly discovered Americas into Ptolemy's Geography (1512)
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Demographics of interwar Poland (1937)
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Map of the world (1936)
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Countries and regions which confirmed participation in the Turkvision Song Contest taking place next month
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Europe, 1743
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Germany and Hungary (1939)
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FIFA World Cup top goalscorers / Golden Boot winners
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"New map of part of Africa", 1522
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Indonesia (1886)
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Elections in Germany (1898)
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Warsaw Pact's Baltic Front (East Germany and Poland) plans in case of war with NATO (1970)
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Africa, 1936
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Baltic States (German map from World War II, post-Barbarossa)
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The Travellers, a boardgame (1842)
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Poland-Lithuania in 1771 (map from 1895)
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West and East Slavs in the 10th century (Polish map from the 1930s)
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Football league seasons cancelled due to World War II in Europe
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The Story Map of Spain (1935)
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World maps of Abu Ishaq al-Farisi al-Istakhri (c. 950) and from the Leipzig Codex (XIth century)
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Monarchs of Poland (10th century - 1795) with a known or probable birthplace (on modern borders)
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Europe (1933)
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Taiwanese map showing Tannu Tuva as part of Mongolia instead of Russia
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Free City of Danzig - Argentinian leaflet, 1939
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World War II map of England issued for Polish airmen, with Polish phonetic spelling of English place names
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Sweden, Norway and Denmark, 1841
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Pomerania (1716)
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Africa, 1852
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Europe, with new boundaries as determined by the Peace Conference (1920)
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The Story Map of the West Indies (1936)
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Balkan Peninsula - South-Eastern Theatre of the War (1915)
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Croatia and Bosnia (1912)
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