historical atlases

The history of the Holocaust as it occurred geographically.

Combines the previous four volumes into one reference guide to world history, highlighting the people and events that lead to global development from 10,000 BC to the early twenty-first century.

Offers a graphic account, with accompanying photographs, of world events from 1900 with an explanation of their causes and consequences. Nintey-four maps detail wars, revolutions and changing nations. Includes chronological tables of political events.

Portrays the rich panoply of the world's history from preliterate times to the present. Describes how cultures and civilizations were linked and how they interacted.

Contains a series of historical maps that present a clear introduction to the First World War, accompanied by supporting text and statistical tables, surveying the main battles, campaigns, and events. Includes bibliography and index.

Follows the history of the Vikings in Europe as traders, craftsmen, explorers, settlers, and mercenaries through the twelfth century.

Surveys the history of North America, looking at the development of Canada, the United States, and Mexico and the interdependencies of their people and economics.

Follows the rise and fall of the first great multinational state, Rome, including its cities, its armies, its wars, and more.

Traces the history and culture of ancient Greece, discussing topics such as Minoan civilization, the Persian Wars, and the conquests of Alexander the Great, and includes over sixty full color maps, special features and timelines, and photographs and illustrations.