Java and Madoera - export centers
Office of Strategic Services · 1942-1945
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A printed cartographic map of Java and Madoera showing export centers, with proportional bar graphs and circle symbols marking annual shipping tonnages and export values. A legend, glossary, and reliability-of-data table appear along the margins, and an inset locates Java within the wider Dutch East Indies region.
