Map of Europe Showing the Countries Established by the Peace Conference of Paris
A Paris Peace Conference map of Europe from National Geographic, showing the countries established after World War I. Old and new borders appear side by side, so the redrawn continent is easy to read at a glance.
- Publisher: National Geographic Society
- Territory covered: Europe after the post-war settlement
- New political borders are shown
- Borders as they stood before World War I appear for comparison
- International territories are marked
- Territories subject to plebiscite are identified
- Originally issued with three articles on Europe in National Geographic Magazine
- One of those articles was “Czechoslovakia, Key-Land to Central Europe”
- Labels are in English
- Reproduction printed from a high-resolution scan of the original
- Some signs of age may be preserved for character
Useful for teachers covering the collapse of Austria-Hungary and the rise of Czechoslovakia, as it shows the before and after on one sheet. A strong choice for history enthusiasts and library and museum buyers, as well as those decorating a study with classic National Geographic cartography.
Map Shop prints each copy on demand. Finishing options include paper, laminated, foam core, rails, or framed in black or walnut molding.

