Indispensable resource for academics and students wanting to understand the geopolitical history of a complex region. Includes over sixty chapters, with maps, text, and tables, documenting East Central Europe's changing political boundaries, as well as its religious, economic, and linguistic dimensions from antiquity until the modern era. Third, revised, and expanded edition.

Modern national atlas of Belarus with almost 300 pages of maps, illustrations, and text. Includes a valuable section on Belarusian history from antiquity to 1980. Atlas has a limited gazetteer of place names keyed to a political-administrative map of Belarus.

First major national atlas of the modern Russian Federation. Its four authoritative volumes comprise approximately 1,800 pages of maps, remotely sensed imagery, text, illustrations, graphs, and diagrams. Of interest will be volume one, which addresses the nation's general characteristics, including its physical and political environments, and includes a comprehensive gazetteer at the end. Volumes two, three, and four focus on, respectively, the country's nature and ecology, including geology, landscape, hydrography, vegetation, and wildlife; its population, society, and economy; and its history and culture from antiquity to modernity.

Modern atlas of Russia with maps, text, and illustrations. Contains over 125 plates of medium-scale maps of regions and provinces, and 17 large-scale plans of Russian cities. Includes an extensive gazetteer of Russian place names keyed to maps in the atlas, but not geographic coordinates.

Two-volume modern atlas of Russia with maps, illustrations, and text. Volume one contains over 100 plates of medium-scale sectional maps of Russia, and includes an extensive index of place names keyed to the maps, while volume two contains over 190 plates of text, illustrations, and maps of individual Russian oblasts, regions, republics, and okrugs.