Besprechungen: Atlas Republiky Československé

Summary

This review evaluates the Atlas of the Czechoslovak Republic (1935), published by the Czech Academy. The atlas offers a comprehensive geographic-statistical survey with 55 maps, covering physical geography, population, economy, transport, and culture. The reviewer acknowledges its valuable, objective treatment of relief, climate, and plant geography, but criticizes the misleading representation of nationalities, which obscures non-Czech areas by using Czech colors as base. He also notes the lack of historical maps showing German settlement and the weak transport section. Overall, the atlas remains an indispensable source.