Eastern EuropeThis study shows the developing geography of the area between 1815 and 1914, the effect of political pressure on that geography, and also the transformation wrought by transport upon patterns of settlement on the region. |
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... kilometres across , with the flysch and volcanic zones the only ones to be represented . On the other hand , in the vicinity of the Danube gorges the mountain country extends for some 100 kilometres and it is 250 kilometres from the ...
... kilometres across , with the flysch and volcanic zones the only ones to be represented . On the other hand , in the vicinity of the Danube gorges the mountain country extends for some 100 kilometres and it is 250 kilometres from the ...
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... kilometres , smoothing out the irregularities that abound along the coast of Yugoslavia . Yugoslavia and Albania together have a coastline some 625 kilometres compared with 400 for the GDR and Poland , and 320 for Bulgaria and Romania ...
... kilometres , smoothing out the irregularities that abound along the coast of Yugoslavia . Yugoslavia and Albania together have a coastline some 625 kilometres compared with 400 for the GDR and Poland , and 320 for Bulgaria and Romania ...
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... kilometres and a population of 1 · 85 million ( i.e. about 2000 persons per square kilometre , compared with 80 for the country as a whole ) . The surrounding ' Zone B ' has a larger area ( 1700 square kilometres ) but a smaller ...
... kilometres and a population of 1 · 85 million ( i.e. about 2000 persons per square kilometre , compared with 80 for the country as a whole ) . The surrounding ' Zone B ' has a larger area ( 1700 square kilometres ) but a smaller ...
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Resources for Industrial Development | 12 |
Industrial Development Before 1945 | 41 |
Transport and Power | 62 |
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