One World, One War by Richard Edes Harrison (1942)

1942 polar projection war map of the world with colored alliance zones, supply route arcs, and explanatory text column.

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A large colored map on a polar azimuthal projection shows the Northern Hemisphere with Eurasia, Africa, and the Americas in red, yellow, and black zones marking alliances in 1942. Red arcs trace Allied supply routes across the oceans, and a text column with two small globe insets explains the Atlantic and Pacific strategic positions.

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1942

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Cityscapes