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Map of Central Europe 1871 – 1918
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- Hatched area in southwest corner: Alsace-Lorraine,
annexed to Germany, 1871 – 1918 and 1939 –
1945.
- Dotted orange line in center: today's eastern border of Germany.
- Red squares with numbers: major cities or capitals.
- Green circles with numbers: major glassworks or glass regions.
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Cities:
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Glassworks:
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1: Amsterdam
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1: Ehrenfeld (near Cologne)
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2: Frankfurt/Main
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2: Stolberg (near Aachen)
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3: Hamburg
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3: Villeroy & Boch, Fenner Glashütte
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4: Munich
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4: Meisenthal, St. Louis
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5: Copenhagen
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5: Dreibrunnen (Troisfontaines), Vallérysthal
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6: Berlin
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6: Baccarat, Portieux
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7: Prague
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7: Bernsdorf, VLG, von Streit ("Niederlausitz")
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8: Vienna
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8: Brockwitz, Malky, SG, Walther ("Oberlausitz")
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9. Warsaw
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9: [Bohemia]
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