THIS IS A REBUBLISHED MAP LAID ONTO CLOTH
Ref: WW572, 1920, Harmsworth




Original map first published c.1920. Republished July 2016.
World war one map depicting a historical view of Yugoslavia, a country in south east Europe that came in to existence after the first world war. Countries illustrated include Serbia, Bosnia, Montenegro and Croatia.
When this map was published:
As published at the time of this map, c.1920:
Yugoslavia comprises areas which have never before been joined politically, although they have long been the homes of people who use dialects of the same language - Serbo-Croatian - although the Serbs use Cyrillic and the Croat roman letters in writing. The new Serb-Croat-Slovene State is based upon the Kingdoms of Serbia and Montenegro, which have had a history intimately connected with that of Turkey in Europe, and it includes parts of the former dual monarchy of Austria and Hungary. Bosnia was a dependency of Austria, Croatia-Slavonia formed part of Hungary, and Dalmatia, Istria, Carinthia, Carniola and Gorizia were Austrian.
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