First World War - Milhaud Maps

Kill that eagle! (1914)

This map, by the English illustrator John Henry Amschewitz, was published by the English publisher Geographia in 1914. It is based on...

This map, published by Pharus Verlag in 1914, shows the possessions of the British Empire at the very beginning of the First...

This propaganda map was published in Japan after the First World War to commemorate the successes...

This map, produced by the London-based publisher Stanfords, was published in the United States around 1917, in the context...

This poster, by an unknown artist, was published in Germany in 1918 during the First World War. In...

This map was published in 1919 by Brown Bros. & Co., an American financial institution, as part of a brochure...

This map, published by Johnson, Riddle and Company in 1914, is one of the finest examples of propaganda maps from...

This map was published by Stanfords, a London-based publisher, in 1917 in an attempt to show the aggressiveness of the Empire...

This map, created by Arciom Antаnоvič in 2022 using information available at the Robert Schuman European Centre, shows the...

This map, created by Maurice Neumont in 1917, was published in Paris during the First World War as part of...

This satirical map was published in 1915 by Lucas Gräfe. It is a piece of propaganda published by the...

This map, by an unknown author, was first published in Glasgow, Scotland, in 1909 and distributed to members of the...

This map appeared on the cover of Life magazine on 10 February 1916. The world was...

This map, owned by the Royal Geographical Society, was used to sign the agreement whereby the British Empire...

This satirical map was published in 1915 by Louis Raemaekers. In it, the Dutch artist depicts the different countries...