This book probes the rich cultural history of Central Europe in all its geological and geographic diversity. The author approaches Central Europe as a concept, not a fixed place, exploring how its complex development has given rise to a profusion of peoples, languages, and states. The book begins with the region's geological formation and its shifts due to climate change, then examines the societal changes brought about by the arrival of humans and the political struggles that have shaped the region's destiny. The book underscores the importance of Central Europe as a site of cultural exchange, conflict, and innovation, shedding light on the region's past, present, and future significance.
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When Mr. Mackinder asked me, in 1897, to undertake the volume dealing with Central Europe, in his new Geographical Series, The Regions of the World, he and I were agreed that, in order to secure the unity of the whole work, the plan and division of the material must be settled by the editor for the guidance of his fellowworkers. My German manuscript was completed in September 1899, but when, in the beginning of 1901, the English translation had been finished, it appeared that it had run to rather too great a length. Some abbreviations had to be made in order to reduce it to the usual size of the books proposed, and to bring its proportions more fully into accord with the volume on Britain and the British Seas, which was published in the early part of 1902. For German readers, the German edition now in preparation will retain the uniabridged text as originally written. The diagrams and sketch maps in the text were prepared by the author, and executed by Messrs. Darbishire and Stanford. The coloured maps have been specially drawn for this book by Mr. . G. Bartholomew. My particular thanks are due to all the gentlemen who have participated in the preparation of this volume, but more especially to Mr. Mackinder for his kindly interest in it. In the revision of the English manuscript, and of the printed proof, my son Joseph, stud, jur., has been my faithful helper. J. P. BRESLAU,y;?. I, 1903.
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Professor Partsck smanuscript was translated by Miss Cletneniina Black. It was found to be too long for publication in an English series, and the translation was therefore curtailed by Mr. E. A. Reeves. In the shortened form Ureceived the comments of the author, and (he proofs were finally corrected by the editor, who is therefore alone responsible for at errors of dictum. The editor desires to thank Miss Black and Mr. Peeves for their most exeunt help. A bove all is he grateful to Professor Partsch for permitting the a Ueraiion of the work to meet the requirements of A nglo-S axon readers. The book wiil be published in German in the original form. H.J.
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book probes the rich cultural history of Central Europe in all its geological and geographic diversity. The author approaches Central Europe as a concept, not a fixed place, exploring how its complex development has given rise to a profusion of peoples, languages, and states. The book begins with the region's geological formation and its shifts due to climate change, then examines the societal changes brought about by the arrival of humans and the political struggles that have shaped the region's destiny. The book underscores the importance of Central Europe as a site of cultural exchange, conflict, and innovation, shedding light on the region's past, present, and future significance. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781440039652_0
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