1920 EUROPE Original Vintage Map, 12 x 14.5 inches, historical wall


Flag map of Europe, 1920 vexillology

Historical Map of Europe & the Mediterranean (10 August 1920) - Treaty of Sevres: Ottoman Turkey was the last of the Central Powers to sign a treaty with the victorious Allies, surrendering much of its Middle Eastern empire to the British, French, Greeks, and Armenians. However in reality the Treaty was essentially worthless as it was the Nationalists, not the Ottomans, who now ruled Turkey.


1920 EUROPE Original Vintage Map, 12 x 14.5 inches, historical wall

The Times Survey Atlas of the World (1920) was the first Times Survey Atlas with maps prepared by the Edinburgh Geographical Institute of John Bartholomew & Son Ltd. It included 112 colour maps (each measuring 42 x 55 cm., on sheets 46 x 59 cm.) all specially compiled for the Atlas over the previous 5 years. Following an initial General Section.


An extraordinary map of a proposed European Union … in 1920! Rare

Historical Map of Europe & the Mediterranean (4 June 1920 - Treaty of Trianon: Due to the revolutions and invasions that followed the end of the Great War, it wasn't until 1920 that Hungary was stable enough to sign its peace treaty with the Allies. The result was a much reduced state that had lost almost three-quarters of its territory and two-thirds of its population to Czechoslovakia.


Timeline 19201940 (Alternative Great War) Alternative History

This category has the following 66 subcategories, out of 66 total. 1900s maps of Europe ‎ (48 C, 7 F) 1910s maps of Europe ‎ (51 C, 40 F) 1920s maps of Europe ‎ (47 C, 10 F) 1930s maps of Europe ‎ (40 C, 28 F) 1940s maps of Europe ‎ (41 C, 6 F) 1950s maps of Europe ‎ (39 C, 2 F) 1960s maps of Europe ‎ (38 C, 1 F) 1970s maps of Europe ‎ (31 C)


Europe Map 1920

Europe Map in 1920 World War-I in 1920 changed the world drastically in social, political and cultural aspects. Countries all across whether involved in the war or not were affected by the aftermath of First World War. Political boundaries were redefined, new countries were formed while old ones were gotten rid of.


Map Of Europe In The 1920s Map of world

The interwar years Hopes in Geneva Europe, 1920-38 Woodrow Wilson's vision of a general association of nations took shape in the League of Nations, founded in 1920. Its basic constitution was the Covenant —Wilson's word, chosen, as he said, "because I am an old Presbyterian." The Covenant was embodied in the Versailles and other peace treaties.


Pin by n.s.a.a10 on Maps & Flags Europe map, Asia map, Map

Map of Europe in 1914. World War I. Revolution and civilian war plunge Russia, Germany,. (1920) World War II. In 1938-1939 Adolf Hitler annexed his Austria, Sudetenland, the Czech part of Czechoslovakia, and western Poland. Meanwhile, the USSR annexed eastern Poland, the Baltic States and northern Romania.


Europe 1920 by NovaHessia on DeviantArt

The new map of Europe in 1920 was marked by the emergence of new nations and the disappearance of old empires. The map was redrawn to reflect the new political realities of Europe. The new nations included Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, and Poland. The Role of the League of Nations


Map Of Europe In 1920 Time Zone Map United States

Colton, G.W. 1869 1:13 000 000 Europe. Malte-Brun, Conrad, 1775-1826 1837 1:102 000 000 Ethnographic, Europe. Kombst, Gustaf 1856 1:9 000 000 L'Europe. Delamarche, Charles Francois; Lattre, Jean 1800 1:22 500 000 Carte Geologique d'Europe. Malte-Brun, Conrad, 1775-1826 1837 1:15 000 000 Europe - Physical. Pergamon World Atlas.


Map Of Europe 1920 Map Of New Hampshire

Europe 1920-21 Post War Settlements. $ 3.95. Map Code: Ax00399. The reconstruction era (1920-21) after World War I created a new map of Europe, accompanied by a series of complex territorial disputes. Germany (the Weimar Republic) was stripped of 25,000 sq. miles (65,000 sq. km) of territory.


Map Of Europe 1920

Bartholomew, John George, 1860-1920 : Title: Europe - political : Imprint: London: The Times, 1920: Pagination: 1 map ; 42 x 55 cm., on sheet 46 x 59 cm. Shelfmark: Map.X3.015: Zoom view: Click on the map to view in greater detail. 10 / 112 Scroll through pages: About this site. About this site; Site map; Guide to this website.


Map Europe, 1920 Painting by Granger Fine Art America

Category:1920 maps of Europe - Wikimedia Commons Help Category:1920 maps of Europe From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository Language select: Temperate regions: North America · South America‎ · Africa · Europe · Asia · Oceania - Polar regions: 1920s maps of Europe : ← 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 →


Europe map, Imaginary maps, Alternate history

This map is part of a series of 19 animated maps showing the history of Europe and nations, 1918-1942. After the war, all parties hoped for a period of peace and democracy in Europe but these hopes were soon to be disappointed. The destruction caused by the war left many European countries having to cope with serious difficulties.


1920 Map Of Europe secretmuseum

Map of Map of Central and Western Europe after the Treaty of Versailles at the end of WWI. The map includes railroads, canals, shipping routes, major cities and capitals, and the country boundaries established by the Treaties of Versailles, proposed boundaries of new states, sections of which sovereignty is to be established by plebiscite, and the territory to be occupied by allied troops for.


Europe circa 1920 Kroll Antique Maps

117 AD - Peak Roman Empire The peak of the Roman Empire is one of the more dramatic moments shown on this animated European map. At its height, under Trajan, the Roman Empire was a colossal 1.7 million square miles (quite a feat in an era without motorized vehicles and modern communication tools).


Map Europe, 1920 Acrylic Print by Granger

about Europe 1920: Allies Under Pressure Soviet Russia Germany <- United States Italy France Algeria(Fr.) Egypt(Br. prot.) Poland Spain Britain Persia(Br. sup.) Turkish Nationalists Azerb. Bulgaria Cyprus(Br.) Denmark Est. Finland Georgia Greece Hungary Irish Republicans(insurgency) Mesopotamia(Br. adm.) Iceland(union w. Den.) Lith. Lat.