Von der deutschen Viehzucht - Wir brauchen Rohstoffe
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Von der deutschen Viehzucht - Wir brauchen Rohstoffe, Wolfgang Preuss (1940). Via artnap.com
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A colored educational map titled Von der deutschen Viehzucht shows livestock farming across Central Europe, with cattle, sheep, horses, and meadows and pastures marked by color and symbol. Below the map, a bar chart compares the shares of world raw material production, including grain, cotton, coal, iron ore, copper, aluminum, oil, and gold, for several countries. The print is credited to Wolfgang Preuss and dated 1940.
