
Velika enciklopedija zemalja - Sjeverna i istočna Europa
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Follow the adventure and travel the oceans in search of the blue whale, the largest living mammal.
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.
The Atlas offers detailed and updated maps of roads, highways, main thoroughfares, but also smaller regional roads in European countries.
Pictures from General Geography. Book V., Part I.: Russia is a geographical work by Ivan Hoić that provides a systematic overview of the Russian Empire, its natural features, population, economy, and culture.
The author worked on the creation of historical atlases and maps that showed the development of Croatian lands through the centuries.