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Overview plan of Berlin. Relates to city survey undertaken with co-operation of the surveying office Berlin. Edited and published by Julius Straube (1832-1913) for the Geographisches Institut u Landkarten, Berlin S 61. Geneisenaustrasse 67. Label on lower left hand side reads "Edward Stanford, Long Acre, R. Unwin, Hampstead." Which suggests that it was acquired from Stanfords (map sellers) via Raymond Unwin as a replacement Cities and Town planning exhibit.

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Three sets of plans and diagrams. All from Hénard, "Etudes sur les Transformations de Paris," 1903 and 1906. All areas represented are identical to the city boundary of Paris. The second row are developed from 'La circulation dans les villes modernes, L'automobilime et les voies rayonnantes de Paris'; the third row concerns parks and gardens and are developed from 'Les grandes spaces libres, les parcs, et les jardins de Paris et de Londres'.

Scope and Contents The front cover reads: “The Highland Perspective”, “Germany – One Nation?”, and “Taking the Strain!”.This issue includes: a report on an AIDS “die-in” arranged by ACT UP and held on the steps of the Scottish Office in Edinburgh; report on the 8th National Bisexual Conference; an article on the fall of the Berlin wall and the unification of Germany; an article titled “Out on Campus” which discussed being “out” at University or College; a feature on the “Highland Scene”; an article...