Guide-Book to The Soviet Union

Moscow, Leningrad and Kiev are mapped for the visitor in the first edition of A. Radó's Guide-Book to The Soviet Union, publ...

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Moscow, Leningrad and Kiev are mapped for the visitor in the first edition of A. Radó's Guide-Book to The Soviet Union, published in Berlin by Neuer Deutscher Verlag in 1929. The maps include plans of Moscow and its centre, Leningrad (now St Petersburg), Odessa, Kiev and Kharkov (now Kyiv and Kharkiv), with wider maps dividing the country into its European and Asian parts. The guide was written for travellers to a state whose names and borders had only recently changed.

Moscow, Leningrad and Kiev are mapped for the visitor in the first edition of A. Radó's Guide-Book to The Soviet Union, published in Berlin by Neuer Deutscher Verlag in 1929. The maps include plans of Moscow and its centre, Leningrad (now St Petersburg), Odessa, Kiev and Kharkov (now Kyiv and Kharkiv), with wider maps dividing the country into its European and Asian parts. The guide was written for travellers to a state whose names and borders had only recently changed.

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