An interesting post WWII map of Germany and Austria showing the Allied occupation zones as agreed at the Potsdam Conference. In-set map of Berlin showing postal codes divided between French, British, American and Russian occupation zones. All titles and text are written in English, French, German and partly in the Russian Cyrillic script. Printed in 1946 by Atlanta Service in Frankfurt am Main.
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ATLANTA KARTE DER BESATZUNGS-ZONEN MIN NEUEN POSTLEITGEBIETEN. КАРТА ОККУПАЦИОННЫХ ЗОН MAP OF THE OCCUPATION AREAS. CARTE DES ZONES D’OCCUPATION.
An interesting post WWII map of Germany and Austria showing the Allied occupation zones as agreed at the Potsdam Conference. In-set map of Berlin showing postal codes divided between French, British, American and Russian occupation zones. All titles and text are written in English, French, German and partly in the Russian Cyrillic script. Printed in 1946 by Atlanta Service in Frankfurt am Main.
- Dimension: 52 x 36,5 cm.
- Place of publication: Frankfurt
- Year: 1946
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