The Invaded Country by Stanford’s Geographical Establishment

Printed 1917 map of the invaded country showing red-shaded Belgium and northern France with German army sweep lines.

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A printed map titled The Invaded Country shows northern France and Belgium shaded in red, with thick dark lines marking named German army sweeps such as Cavalry Screen, von Kluck, von Bülow, and the Duke of Württemberg. Towns, rivers, and an English miles and kilometres scale are labelled, and the German-held territory to the east is shaded in black.

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1917

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