India - Britain’s Problem Child
Edwin Sundberg · 1898 - 1978
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A colourful printed map of India from the Sunday News of July 7, 1946, titled India, Britain's Problem Child, by Edwin Sundberg. The map uses coloured regions for British India, Indian States, and Pakistan, with small symbols marking natural resources and a pink panel giving population by religion from the 1941 census. An inset map shows British possessions and shipping routes across Europe, Africa, and Asia.
