File:Atlas von Asien (15177001).jpg
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Deutsch: Atlas von Asien.
English: Atlas of Asia. Of the original 18 maps announced (number 19 should be 18) only 15 were ever published and these three were never completed: No. 1 - Generalkarte von Asia, No. 3 - Das Westliche Hochasia, No. 4 - Die Halbinsel von Kleinasia [Turkey]. While financially the atlas was a failure, the cartography was outstanding and made Justus Perthes world famous instantly. These are the largest and best German maps of that era and area - published by Justus Perthes in Gotha. |
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current | 09:38, 18 July 2023 | 5,293 × 6,439 (10.05 MB) | YannBot (talk | contribs) | == {{int:filedesc}} == {{Information |Description={{de|1=''Atlas von Asien''.}} {{en|1=Atlas of Asia. Of the original 18 maps announced (number 19 should be 18) only 15 were ever published and these three were never completed: No. 1 - ''Generalkarte von Asia'', No. 3 - ''Das Westliche Hochasia'', No. 4 - ''Die Halbinsel von Kleinasia'' [Turkey]. While financially the atlas was a failure, the cartography was outstanding and made Justus Perthes world famous instantly. These are the largest and... |
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