The fight for the Mediterranean by Edwin Sundberg (1936)

Colored 1936 map titled The Fight for the Mediterranean showing territories, lifelines and the Rome-Berlin axis across Europe

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A colored pictorial map titled The Fight for the Mediterranean shows Europe, North Africa and East Africa with territories shaded in pink, purple, green and yellow, and dark lines marking Britain's lifeline, France's lifeline and Italy's lifeline. A legend box at upper right explains the color coding, and a compass rose sits over the Sahara.

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1936

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Cityscapes