size: 33.9x26 cm
 
This historical map is a rare item, originally published as an illustration in the German history book series "Propyläen-Weltgeschichte, Volume X." The map offers a unique visual snapshot of the geopolitical landscape of Central Europe after World War I, highlighting the dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
 
Map Title: "ÖSTERREICH-UNGARN UND DIE NACHFOLGESTAATEN" (Austria-Hungary and the Successor States).
 
Unique Features:
 
Political Divisions: The map shows the territories governed by Austria (in yellow) and Hungary (in pink) before their dissolution.
 
Historical Comparison: The bold blue lines show the new borders that were drawn after World War I, as the empire broke apart into independent states like Austria, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, and Yugoslavia.
 
Historical Context: This map is a powerful historical document, illustrating the dramatic territorial changes that resulted from the Treaty of Saint-Germain and the Treaty of Trianon, which completely redrew the map of Europe.
 
Collector's Value: This is a truly unique map for collectors specializing in 20th-century European history, geopolitics, or historical cartography