German Colonial Map of Warmbad Printed Area Measurement_23 x 32.5 cm ink stamp confirming corrections to

ink stamp confirming corrections to November 1911

somewhat chipped

replacing some of the original maps with new examples following those in Ortelius' Theatrum

elaborate engraved border

the Tube and other railways fade into the background

German Colonial Map of Warmbad Printed Area Measurement_23 x 32.5 cm ink stamp confirming corrections toBlatt 29. Warmbad This map covers the Karas region in modern Namibia (then German South West Africa), which was the scene of one of the earliest attempted genocides of the 20th century between 1904 1907. A fort at Warmbad manned by Schutztruppe was established in 1905. At least half the Herero and Namaqua populations were killed through starvation and the consumption of poisoned well water in the Namib Desert after they rebelled against German