La galassia neonazista in Germania e Austria.

UNESCO. Novara, De Agostini 2004, cm.23x28,5, pp.144, ill.col. legatura editoriale, copertina figurata a colori. 9788841812365

Le 124 carte della Germania, Austria & Helvetia di Joan Blaeu con testi originali tratti dal suo Atlas Maior del 1665. Introduz. e testi a cura di Peter van Der Krogt. Koeln, Taschen 2006, 2 voll. cm.26x39, pp.404, con ill.a col.e 124 mappe a col. legature editoriali sopraccoperte ill.a col.in cofanetto con piatti figg.a col. Ediz. tedesco, inglese, francese. Maps of Germany, Austria and Switzerland from Joan Blaeu's exquisite world atlas of 1665 The finest and most comprehensive baroque atlas was Joan Blaeu's exceptional Atlas Maior, completed in 1665. The original eleven-volume Latin edition, containing 594 maps, put Blaeu ahead of his staunch competitor, mapmaker Joanes Janssonius, whose rivalry inspired Blaeu to produce a grandiose edition of the largest and most complete atlas to date. Covering Arctica, Europe, Africa, Asia, and America, Blaeu's Atlas Maior was a remarkable achievement and remains to this day one of history's finest examples of mapmaking. This reprint, including all 123 maps of Germany, Austria and Switzerland, is made from the National Library of Vienna's colored, gold-heightened copy, thus assuring the best possible detail and quality. Alongside original quotes from Joan Blaeu relating to the individual maps, the new text by Peter van der Krogt explains the historical and cultural associations and introduces the reader into the fascinating world of early modern cartography. The text is in German, English and French. The author: Peter van der Krogt, the leading expert in the field of Dutch atlases, is a collaborator on the Explokart Research Program for the History of Cartography at the University of Utrecht's Faculty of Geosciences. Since 1990 he has been working on Koeman's Atlantes Neerlandici, the carto-bibliography of atlases published in the Netherlands. His second project is the compilation, in co-operation with the Nijmegen University, of an illustrated and annotated catalogue of the Atlas Blaeu-Van der Hem, the most important multi-volume atlas preserved in the Austrian National Library, which was added toUnesco's ?Memory of the World? register in 2004.

Roma, Edizioni Librerie Dedalo 1995, cm.17x24, pp.93,(3), numerose figg.in bn.nt., brossura, cop.fig. [copia come nuova.]

Torino, Einaudi Ed. 1984, cm.12x19,5, pp.226, brossura cop.fig.a col. Coll.Nuovi Coralli,330.

London & New York, Marshall Cavendish 1977, cm.22x29,2, pp.223,(1), frontespizio fig., numerose foto d'epoca in nero nt., legatura ed. cartonata, titolo in oro al dorso, sopraccoperta fig.a 2 colori. (Timbretto rosso di appartenenza appena visibile al piede del contropiatto posteriore.)

Translated from the Russian By David Skvisky. Moscow, Progreess Publishers 1973, cm.13x20, pp.316, legatura editoriale, sopracoperta. Coll.Theories and Critical Studies. Progress.