World War II in the Balkans and North Africa Classroom Map
This map shows how quickly the ground shifted between 1941 and 1942, presenting two years of changing control side by side alongside the arrows that explain why. Published by Kappa Map Group as part of the Classroom Series, it suits U.S. History and World History classrooms covering the Mediterranean and desert theaters.
High school teachers use it during the Rommel and El Alamein unit, when students need to see supply lines and coastline. Home school parents rely on it for the same reason, and department heads add it to a shared roller system so several history classrooms can pull it down on demand.
- Distinguishes conditions in 1941 from conditions in 1942 side by side
- Maps both Allied and Axis offensives across the Balkans and North Africa
- Shades territory under Allied control and territory under Axis control for each year
- Meets U.S. History curriculum requirements for public, private, parochial, and home schools
- Available from Map Shop laminated, mounted, framed, or on a spring roller with backboard
Map Shop can also combine this with other Classroom Series history maps on a single multi-map roller.

