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WHY do rainbows form? Why are leaves green? Why does the Earth spin fastest at the equator? Why can't they dig a path to the other side of the earth? Why is the sea salty? Why do we ask why? Because we always want to learn something new!
School atlas by Anton Emanuel Seibert for civic and multi-grade elementary schools, published in Vienna around 1901. Contains 19 main and 12 auxiliary maps of Europe and the world, as well as depictions of Austria-Hungary.
A rare interwar edition of a geography textbook (Belgrade, 1934) with 11 color atlas maps and 150 illustrations. Valuable as an antiquarian and cultural-historical document of education and cartography in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia.
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